reached a deal with ourselves forces those say they are in talks with damascus i was photojournalist danny makki who says surprisingly enough both turkey and the kurds are now looking to us for decisive action well it is ironic because both the.

will sell them out to the turks and asaad assad probably wants both gone we spoke to journalist danny makki who says surprisingly enough both sides and are looking to us for decisive action. well it is ironic because both the turks have a different time stated their absolute condemnation of the syrian government and their unwillingness to deal with with president assad or the government at any particular moment in time now now both of these groups are now looking at the massacres as some sort of peacemaker in this conflict because the first factor is desperation both sides cannot find an ultimate solution to this conflict which is emerge i mean the turks are losing troops and tanks on a day to day basis because of. allies by any stretch of the imagination but they view that deal with assad would be better than making a deal on a very weak with the turks the second factor is the lack of the definitive role of the united states of america which is essentially think it's two main allies in syria or next to syria fighting each other now that's the chaos so damascus has just stepped into this vo

deal with ourselves forces those say they are in talks with damascus and we spoke to journalist danny makki who says surprisingly enough both turkey and the kurds are now looking to us for decisive action. well it is ironic because both the kurds and the turks of a different time stated their absolute condemnation of the syrian government and their unwillingness to deal with with president assad or the government at any particular moment in time now now both of these groups are now looking at the massacres as some sort of peacemaker in this conflict because the first factory's desperation both sides cannot find an ultimate solution to this conflict which is a murder i mean the turks are losing troops and tanks on a day to day basis because in the south and no allies by any stretch of the imagination but they view that deal with the third would be better than making a deal on a very weak terms with the turks the second factor is the lack of the definitive role of the united states of america which is essentially think it's two main allies either in syria or next to syria fighting each other

will sell them out to the turks and asaad assad probably wants both gone we spoke to journalist danny makki who thinks that both sides have been expecting our side to step in. well it is ironic because both the kurds and the turks of a different time stated their absolute condemnation of the syrian government and their unwillingness to deal with with president assad or the government at any particular moment in time now now both of these groups are now looking at damascus as some sort of peacemaker in this conflict because the first factory's desperation both sides cannot find an ultimate solution to this conflict which is emerge i mean the turks are losing troops and tanks on a day to day basis because in the south and no allies by any stretch of the imagination but they view that deal with assad would be better than making a deal on a very weak terms with the turks the second factor is the lack of the definitive role of the united states of america which is essentially saying it's two main allies either in syria or next to syria fighting each other now that's a chaos so damascus has just