[000:00:00;00] the one week after the syrian governments collapse, multiple forces attempt to move their interest. ford in the war torn country will look at all the hands grasping for pieces of the of high the south korean parliament and pages president used to deal following his short lived martial law action opposition leaders are pushing for the now suspend the leader to face further consequences, russia continues to gain ground, and ukraine is cap price to escalate the conflict by using long range us weapons. and incoming president, trump argues whether these weapons should have been sent in the 1st place. and the former opened a i employee allegedly commit suicide up,

her publicly accusing the company of violating and data gathering laws. the you're watching r t international live in moscow. i'm rachel ruble. syria's future hangs in the balance after terrace groups took control of damascus. one week ago. various militant groups now control the countries fractured territory. let's take a closer look at the different factions buying for power. now these yellow areas here and then mores are held by the us. spect staff, which is a legend in linked to a kurdish and sergent group in the east of that's as turkish bikes militants have taken over the city of manage. now all of the green is controlled by the h, yet h t s. terrace. and in serious south west israel has launched a ground operation moving further in on the golan heights a meanwhile in jordan washington. and entre said in on a meeting of top,

diplomats from the arab league a series as future prospects, crowns. at the agenda, no representatives from damascus were invited to the tox. you're a secretary of state anthony blinking was spotted speaking privately with the turkish foreign minister. on cross top. diplomat reaffirmed his country's priority to fight british militant groups in syria. g. g for the last time use has been taken advantage of the call to and why the money in syria. so they mean disguising themselves within the ranks of s p, f and we have to take them out of so we have to fight against terrorism wherever they are. meanwhile, in damascus, the surface flag has been raised over the countries embassy signaling. the reopening of on cross diplomatic mission for the 1st time and a 1000 years. it is the 1st conflict to resume operations since the fall of assad, all turkey is support. some of the syrian opposition factions that was to the side

. it considers the us back to furnish militias to be terrorist us secretary of state. we're from washington support as the groups, despite congress position on the 1st we have the the. ready ending the church of vices. be sure that so i just was in a box a dock and this one for the role and pursuing that which is great too no to the s d f is not the only party receiving us support. washington also backs the out to rare ocean terrorists who have seen as much of the syrian territory along with its capital. a following the power grab us secretary of state anthony,

blinking admitted washington was in direct contact with the armed groups controlling damascus. yes, we've been in contact with h t s and the other parties we have impressed upon everyone we've been in contact with principals again that have not been adopted by countries throughout the region and well beyond. and we've communicated those urgent efforts are in the worst by western mass media to clean up the image of h. t us as terrorist leader. i believe mohammed al juliani archer contributor rachel morrison takes us inside the story. so just who is this mysterious of a mohammed, al gilani, who rocks right up to damascus and topples the syrian government? well, besides the guy who looks like he started his own trash collection chic clothing line to compete with ukrainian president vladimir zalinski is the main rebel leader of mohammed our villani. who is bloom?

how much i'll jolanda instantly. the of hyatt to alshaun o h t s. the revolution syria that left the food of president a shot all a side. there's a minor detail of his history. paddling around the ice is head shoppers or guys from his re branded l tied a group in syria h t as having been in direct contact with abdul. the answer of who was the convicted assassin of the french teacher suddenly patsy, who is gun down near paris here for showing this shocking into a magazine caricature is a prophet mohammed in class for discussion purposes. and turns out h t. s wasn't really up for the chat, but wouldn't bad guy just calmly sit there in interviews with the western press and just straight up. say that he was actually totally cool with all kinds of flying planes that to new york's twin towers and into the pentagon. on september 11th, 2001 kind of makes it look like one of those interviews with the hollywood actor, reflecting on their free,

easy days of drug benches and self destruction that are now well in the rear view mirror. are guess we're supposed to believe that they these put in the work and come out the other side. nothing says i changed like over throwing a government. right. and while he's at it, we're told that he took special care not to scare the kids while he was rampaging through the country that he's committed to social justice and believes that quote, diversity is a strict. great. so when does the o g b t q? rainbow flag get for a student over damascus. ben is he offering pentagon style gender transitioning assistance to his fighters who their next militarized rampage, cuz it looked like a debutante ball. what a revolutionary trail blazer wearing an actual blazer, as the western media says, and a pragmatist to boot, we're told just one minor details brought to you by the american embassy in syria. we remain committed to bringing leading l titus, syria figures in

h t. s to justice and washington, but no, he was now by the us in a rock when they were fighting outside at their back in 2006. and then he spent 5 years in the us prison, but he came out a changed man and got some on his work as an insurance salesman by day and a bar tender by night. no, just kidding. he went on to found outside the in syria. you think this guy would have been cancelled after all of that, or after maybe any one of those things, but no, he's back again and currently undergoing a very intense round of reputational rehabilitation. courtesy of the western establishment press the european union. it uses his group of extortion assassinations, suicide bombings, and religious conversions. but it's not like he did something really awful. like go a little too crazy with the self. tanner as an influence or there's a couple things that people want me to address and apologize for. and i'm happy to do that,

and i do just want to tell you that it was not my intention to do blackface. it doesn't matter because all that matters is that people are offended. it's shameful, it's awful. i wish it wasn't part of my pass. he also didn't commit the heinous crime of offending modern day. progressive sensibilities by being alive in the 17th century when slave trade was a thing leading to demands that all traces of edward colston, the one time tore m p, and famous british merchant of wine, fruit, tech styles, and domestic help be removed from public view. whilst history shouldn't be forgotten, these people who benefit from the in slaves meant of individuals do not deserve the honor of a statute. this should be reserved for those who bring about positive change and to fight for peace, equality, and social unity. so british black lives matter is active this rick down the statute, of course the bristol and even the local cops were totally cool. with that. explain

that line order was best served by turning a blind eye to people flagrantly violating it. i saw the documents calling say the last couple of days. so i was to, i am disappointed. i do understand why is that you might wonder why we didn't to intervene and why we don't. we made a very tense conversation that just don't know how we decided to st. recent tactics. and this guy was such a horrible threat to people. safe spaces in the year 2020 having died in 1721. that even the local authorities sympathized with those who were still triggered by him 300 years later, despite being born just a couple of decades ago. i know the removal of the cost in statue will divide

opinion as the statue itself has done for many years. however, it's important to listen to those who found the statute to represent in a front to humanity, hey, you know who also gets applied for public vandalism because they claim to be triggered the same h t. s. terrorists who get a free pass because they're ripping down statues and figures whose cancellation, the western establishment has explicitly conducted aside, has been brand to the quote, brutal dictator by the western establishment. and terrorists are just rowing rebels personally, seeing to his cancellation and when there's an agenda, the pedal. why bother muddying the waters questioning the inconvenient background of the actual jihadist leading the charge at the same time and the south of the country, idea of troops have crossed into a un buffer zone. taken up positions previously controlled by syrian soldiers era countries, guitar iraq, and saudi arabia have condemned them, is calling it

a rave of violation of international law and a dangerous development. however, the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu in says that going on hyattsville for ever remain within his country is control. but that appears to put him at odds with israel's main ally. the us of this is a temporary accident they have taken. we support all sides of holding the 1974 does engagement agreement. we all understand the great importance of our presence there, a top, the golan heights, not at their foot. now what we want to see ultimately is the, um, uh, that agreement fully up upheld. and we'll watch to see that as well. does that our control and authority over the golan heights, ensures our own security. israel has said that these actions are temporary um, to defend its borders. these are not permanent actions. the golan heights will forever be an inseparable part of the state of israel. the un special envoy for syria has says, adf is in breach of international law with this operation in goal on heights he's

added that is real, must stop, it's and strikes on the syrian territory. a very troubling development we are continuing to see is really movements and bombardments into syrian territory. this needs to stop extremely important that remote don't see any action from in the international directory that destroys the possibility for this transformation is area to take place. the peacekeepers on the, on the highest articles in daily, con, contact, vend videos, right? is the host the message from from new york is this is the same that what you're seeing is a violation of this and judgment agreement in 1974. a washington, however, is defending, as well as occupation of the syrian goal on heights, once again, signing its allies right to,

to defend itself with respect to syria. what is real is doing is trying to identify potential threats, both a conventional and weapons of mass destruction that could threaten israel and frankly threatened others as well and neutralized those threats. that is part of its effort to protect the country in the midst of a very fluid situation. while the western media has been down playing the is really an invasion of syria in line with washington's official talking points. the trail has been in stark contrast to how the mainstream news covered russia's military campaign, a new crane. we spoke with ted rall, co host of the final countdown talk show. it says the west double standards are no surprise. the inconsistency i'm going to proceed are larry and they've been in the past. i think it was easy for western audiences to miss it, but it's gotten so over the top in recent years. and this really just is the,

the most ridiculous example of it that i think it's hard for even the most jaded victims of american propaganda not to notice. it's really, really over the top. basically the united states will basically run interference for israel no matter what it does. and windows actions go above and beyond what american adversaries would do in similar such a situation. or even in a more justifiable situation. they, they come out against it to me and the most hilarious part is the israel helped to bring the security labs upon itself. because we did so much to weaken the aside regime. i mean, it's not like russia, you know, installed to be of the crew in 2014 in key a and then, and then complained later that, you know, there was a bad government next door. but that's what israel is doing right now. the south korean parliament engaged president and suki all on saturday. he has now been

suspended from office with over 2 thirds of the national assembly. voting against them are to some image or has the story. the official south korea 0 is the fuel, has been in paste after he's failed. attempt that declaring martial law with parliament casting 204 votes in favor and a 5 against his ouster made on the suspension of the rebellion leader. use suki all is just the 1st step and resolving the crisis. we will ensure that the impeachment of human suki all gets approved. we will not use our vigilance until a thorough investigation is conducted to uncover the full scope of the incident and those involved and those responsible are punished. but it did not go down and that a fight initially pledging to stay in power total. and you may pause for a moment now, but the journey toward the future, which i have walked with the people over the past 2 and a half years, must never come to a halt. dreadful,

i will never give up holding in my heart all the criticism, encouragement, and support directed me. i will do my best for the country until the very last moment. right. but what led to this political earthquake earlier this month, you and impose martial law to protect the country from what he called supporters of the democratic people's republic of korea. accusing the opposition of sympathizing with the countries nor their neighbor. 6 long hours later, his order was lifted following a parliamentary vote as calls for use impeachment grew louder. the declaration of martial law was the 1st and 45 years of democratic rule in the country. provoking a strong response from the public is unpopular ready? go along with the sentiment that his decision endangered citizens lives by provoking the dpr k, but not all spelled the same after the impeachment. conservative supporters took through the streets, accusing the rolling party of between noon and calling for his return to office.

but here's where it gets interesting. reports claim that under his command, drones were sent across the location line to provoke of crisis and create a pretext for martial law. after verification, we have confirmed that a south korean drone was indeed sent to pyongyang. the defense counter intelligence command appears to have planned a drone dispatch. while some lawmakers also claimed that south korean special forces were involved in or this trade in the crisis. there are people in that unit who disguise themselves as north korean agents and north korean soldiers. i think they were used as agents who create a pretext by disguising themselves as north korean soldiers causing terrorism and then fleeing, claiming that north korea invaded the south or that spies did it. the military officials themselves are now claiming the now impeach president may have plunged the country into political turmoil for his own interest. when aust,

did you know that they were going to hit the drones or the prisoners in north korea? special forces come on the clock jungling said i understood that they were going to hit them, implying that he assumed a northwind situation would be created. was decision to declare martial law lead south korea to its biggest upheaval in decades. so it's little wonder that his removal from office sparks celebrations amongst citizens. over the past week, russian forces have taken control of 7 pounds in the don't ask region. the russian defense ministry has reported that 87 ukrainian soldiers have surrendered to russian troops who have also re taken control of the 3 settlements and the curse freedom. and they, hon. gary and prime minister has been using as you presidents, a rotation to urge members to hold peace talks while ukraine has rejected those efforts. these people at the end of the hung, gary and e. u presidency,

we made new efforts for peace. we propose the christmas cease fire and a large scale prisoner exchange. it said the president zalinski clearly rejected and rule this out. today we did what we could, as usual, hungary did not discuss anything with ukraine. during the last 2 weeks, active contacts have continued for a major exchange before the end of the year. in budapest, appeals have intensified and many current in strikes and the russian city of tag and rock using us supplied long range missiles. the attack on the. busy hit military targets, an industrial facility and several houses actually responded with massive showing a new cranes energy infrastructure. meanwhile, in an interview with time magazine, donald trump called kids decisions a striking different the rush of foolish and the major escalation. the outgoing biden administration had approved to the move, and i disagree very vehemently with sending missiles, hundreds of miles into russia. why are we doing that?

we're just escalating this war and making it worse. i think the most dangerous thing right now is what's happening. whereas the lensky has decided with the approval of, i assume the president to start shooting missiles into russia. i think that's the major escalation. i think it's a full is decision. i say, you know, he's trying to set the stage where some of the go. she, asians, the problem is by the administration as they're going out to, doesn't want that the, they want to escalate as much as they can to mess up any future negotiations. and lo and ski is uh, you know, aligned with, with mike and he stays in power if there's an escalation and he is number one. the objective i think is honestly, is to somehow figure out how we can stay in the mix for negotiations and discussions when they come up right now he's being sidelined and increasingly so if he agrees to a cease fire or any way reducing the conflict, then the there's less of

a need for him. so i think he's in favor of continually escalating, as is by me. and the trump is trying to figure out a way to commence some sort of discussions. i think it's likely that the, you know, both sides are going to have to show some interest in the scaling down the conflict . and i think that's what drugs come to trump's going to ask russia to do the same while the notations or, you know, commence and go on here. in the meantime, uh, you know, dividing voices and those are those key voices. what the opposite. they want to mess up, negotiated as best they can make them as difficult as they can by escalated a newly released police report has ruled the death of a former open a employee, a suicide, suits your velocity, who played a key role and enveloping a chat g b t model was found dead in his san francisco apartments. in late november,

the young researcher had criticized the tech giant for breaching copyright laws. adding to the accusations and legal cases against open a high is working practices, are the contributor chris evans has more on the case. he was concerned as a reset ship because he was off to scrape a lot of information off the internet. and as he sort of built into this, he was in the next, but he's, i see where it says i'm not a lawyer box. and he found that that was infringing on so many different particularly us copyright laws and decided eventually to blow the whistle on this. and, you know, and really wanted to reveal the double standards of how a lot of these silicon valley companies cannot operate really above the low. we've actually got a little slip way actually reveals what, what he young coverage was at open a guy for nearly 4 years and worked on chat g p t for the last one and a half of them. i initially didn't know much about copyright fair use, etc. but became curious after seeing all the lawsuits filed against gen,

a i companies. when i tried to understand the issue better, i eventually came to the conclusion that fair use, it seems like a pretty implausible defense for a lot of generative ai products for the basic reason that they can create substitutes that compete with the data they're trained on. obviously i'm not a lawyer, but i still feel like it's important for even non lawyers to understand the law, both the letter of it and also why it's actually there in the 1st place. you know, he was really making a about a point. we kind of getting into this world with i eat a musk, obviously the 5 is either much william does and as a founder of life now, i wish he was one of the 1st investors wound us at the dangers this technology, especially while he says, which i think is really interesting, rachel, about how this comes, how this a system can essentially start revising its own history. it's kind of like that will smith movie. all right, but if you that right. yeah. and one of my favorite movies. yeah. there's so many unknowns here. christy, the use of a i it is a really hot button subject, but is copyright infringement, the real main concern or the what,

what do we know about the use of a i in the defense industry in the us. you have, you know, silicon valley just so people have spent a little time working, working within that environment. you have a lot of defense defense funding. within that, i mean, the big, one of the biggest budget capital funds in, in silicon valley people. nowhere is a company, couldn't you tell me who would you like to move on? i don't write it by the see i openly. and then you have to may just sort of private companies that get a lot of defense contracts. one is comfortable problems here, which is owned by the is miss pete to see if people aren't aware about who he is. he's a bit of a adult figure these days, but he was actually the co founder of paypal with legal musket. the beginning would you believe and, and then you've got a lot of other sort of the lights from the silicon valley welled, and that's a new company. we try anybody discover today one good. i'm the real. let's take a look actually that there's been a, a very interesting announcement that was just posted on x from, from that company together the systems developed by palin tier and andrew unlocked the full potential of defense data,

turning it into actionable intelligence and extend capabilities. this partnership also enables collaboration with leading a developers, including open a i by connecting the tactical edge, secure cloud infrastructure, and cutting edge models. we're building the complete solution for operationalizing ai. developing a i for national security requires a committed group of innovative partners to ensure the us and our allies stay at the forefront of advanced technology. that's the vision we're building together. so i think it's quite scary. one less saying really about how they taking this technology built really on that foundation of chathoochie full, which is exactly what the velocity was working on. and using that net of quite a what, what potentially nefarious way. so media reports on the last it's against open a, i claim them the largest name appeared on court and documents just days before he died. unfortunately, he was in possession of some unique documents. what are the chances that but lot of people still be brought up in the trial you have reached again, we'll have to see what happens. and number one, i think there's, there's probably 2 things to, to look at. number one,

did he give those documents to his legal counsel? can they use that time that his attorney is willing and able to watch the rep present that information and quotes again is always that issue kind of ironic, right? but in a court of law, it's always better to have human testimony than then arrival, or that all i bought for doing that. so will that use it? and, and, and the 2nd part is this is actually relating to a, a suit brought by the new york times, all the new york times, just going to back off uh off to this. oh, are they going to keep shipping it? but we'll have to wait and say, yeah, and considering the historic prosecution of whistle blowers in the us, what suspicions does this case rate? oh my, what i've spent this morning looking at this, right. you know, it's like you get on the well x. what with this variance you used to cool that and you goes to the, even though you know must sort of sequencing it something again i think this brings us back to sort of the boeing thing that we went through recently. a lot of alyssa was advised, obviously just sag full directly with this is speculation. we don't have any evidence of this. but it is kind of ironic how

a strange that that this keeps happening. where whistle blowers seemed so. so the probably the way so, and then just before proceeding start or during these proceedings that they seem to sort of jump off the face of the us quite literally to open a claims that use us publicly available data to train. that's models we spoke with, michael wrecked involved no former new york university professor and author of google archipelago, he said the suicide case appears very suspicious. giving the perilous history of whistle blowers. i mean, given the sight of previous whistle blowers in the united states and elsewhere, i am suspicious of this apparent suicide. it reminds me of the suicide of south ridge and other similar whistle blowers who were about to come out with damning information. and then they suddenly

disappear. it's going to be hard to protect people that whistle blow against companies because that those companies that they're serving, like in the case of this, he would have been serving the companies whose intellectual property is being violated. so to speak, that they wouldn't have to get a, you would have to get some sort of private protection from some company or other. there is some indication that the, what is happening is they're violating intellectual property law. because of they are sourcing materials and using probably direct statements from sudden materials and let at length without a citation or against intellectual property. fair use right before we go, there is who's just coming in to us here at ortiz, the russian defense ministry reports. it has shot down

a ukrainian mig 29 fighter jets in the past to 24 hours. is forces have destroy the $650.00 ukrainian jets in total since the special military operation began. will bring you more details on this developing story in the next hour and to stay with us here. i'm next on rosa parks on it, and her guests to work on motion discussing the fall of this, our government and what would be next. for theory, the

russian states never is as tight as i'm one of the most sense community best ingles . all sense of the, in the 6595 and speed. what else calls question about this? even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin mission, the state on the russia cruising and split the ortiz full neck, even our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube said this was a request, which is the