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syria site. that caption the of the military airport in the northwest and province of live. it's one of the largest airports in the region. and one of the most prominent advices in syria, early of fines, is advanced into a live posts and he sent a, it's the 1st time of entered the country, 2nd largest city. since government forces recap, shoot it in 2016. the military had earlier say that repelled a major offensive for the fighters, claimed to have taken a number of towns and villages and lip of and it lived provinces. that depends on how all that had done. i'm in that of the 8 years of being displaced by the doing of the a sub family and as criminal machine.

syria, especially given the fact that there was a withdrawal timeline announce for operation inherent, resolved by the end of 20. 26. now is there is continued complex and kinetic operations in the northwest of syria, a. additionally, if the regime is not able to re consolidate these gains outside of a lot though, there could be another reason for us forces to remain in ne, syria. but looking at the trunk administrations ideological, their vision when it comes to us forward presence abroad, i think that ultimately they may decide to pull out us forces immediately, especially if there is a sign that a turkish offensive is imminent. and of course, that they, they don't believe that there is any reason to put us forces, you know, between wedge between sd ac units and turkish forces that would be conducting this offensive. but of course, there, there is also a very good chance that this administration would keep you with forces there, particularly taking and then capitalizing on the fact that the regime is losing ground. and trying to keep that wedge between around the lined forces and other adversaries in the region type or you believe the trump administration would be interested in allowing

syria rebels behind the attack in a level a good evening h 2. so one of the big sections controlling labor, which is the last rebel, held a preference in the northeast northwest of syria. and they were the strongest good . they are supported by turkey, but i think of this offensive turkey does not have the leading bo took is just not interfering. and lets these levels go. and many of them actually are from the villages around a left for so for them it is return. they come home from displacement. so to say now um the group seems to be advancing without much ground resistance. will they stop in a level it looks like they're moving beyond? what's the plan? what have they said and articulated from what i see them being down south towards the province of ha, and which would be another big city in sierra. and that is of course, quite interesting because you have different sections controlling most on syria. and if you look at a left to those who are controlling the city or who, who came into the city, i mainly h t s is one of his rebels that there is the international airport that is under control of the kurdish forces that are mainly in serious north east. so that

or h t s a militant group which controls much of northwest and syria. the i t s is led by, i'll tell you this form of syria branch. it consists of multiple different insertion groups, some with cell the 1st and jihad just audiology. many reject the influence of foreign forces, such as turkey, russia, all the united states, but others approve. it's a complicated coalition, but what does unify them is their opposition to syria liter busha assad? government them and this has been displaced for 5 years. but thank god i'm now fighting to reclaim on land from the grid to the criminal regime. we will persevere on this policy and called on young people to join us in the struggle to take back our country. i don't show a lot of agenda that since 2020 the h t and signed up a rebel groups have been mostly biased and the blood province. the area was subject to a turkey and rush, it broke a truce. but outside of it live, there are large parts of syria, still controlled by rebels, opposed to assets, government, including along the border with the rock. us back to curti

s a militant group which controls much of northwest and syria. the i t s is led by, i'll tell you this form of syria branch. it consists of multiple different insertion groups, some with cell the 1st and jihad just audiology. these many reject the influence of foreign forces, such as turkey, russia, all the united states, but others approved. it's a complicated coalition, but what does unify them is their opposition to syrian liter busha? assad government has been displaced for 5 years. but thank god i'm now fighting to reclaim on land from the grid to the criminal regime. we will persevere on this policy and called on young people to join us in the struggle to take back our country. i don't show a lot of agenda. since 2020 the h t. the signs of the rebel groups have been mostly biased and the blood province. the area was subject to a turkey and rush. it broke a truce. but outside of it live, there are large pots of syria still controlled by rebels. opposed to assets government, including along the border with the rock you aspect. curtis forces ma

in the of the sizing is the biggest defensive in syria is northwest in provinces. in several years, it's been concentrated in and around the provinces of a low, and it's a simple song that has more from the toki city of high tide, near the syrian border. on the 3rd day of the operation, the terms of era guns, the serial position factions left by the h. d. s, and joined by the infections within the syrian national army, formerly known and known as the f, a se, and more than 6, the villages have been at taken back, reclaimed from the syrian government, according to the syrian o position. they have also entered this i left, posted to center, as they have announced early fried that, that the, the west and countryside of a level was now under the consult the soon, you know, position faction by this a opperation called the turns of aggression in stew, real to look, relocate, the civilians who were operated 4 years ago because of the russian and searing a strikes in the countryside to a level. now they claim that they have taken control of the some of the parts of the neig

a militant group which controls much of northwest and syria. the i t. s is led by, i'll tell you this form of syria branch. it consists of multiple different insertion groups, some with cell the 1st and jihad just audiology. many reject the influence of foreign forces, such as turkey, russia, all the united states, but others approve. it's a complicated coalition, but what does unify them is their opposition to syrian liter busha, assad government them and this has been displaced for 5 years. but thank god, i'm now fighting to reclaim on land from the grid to the criminal regime. we will persevere on this policy and called on young people to join us in the struggle to take back our country. i don't show a lot of agenda that since 2020 the h t and signed up a rebel groups have been mostly biased and the blood province. the area was subject to a turkey and rush, it broke a truce, but outside of it live, there are large pots of syria still controlled by rebels, opposed to assets, government, including along the border with the rock. you aspect. curtis force

ringback of this military airport, it means no more a strikes targeting the civilian areas in northwest in syria. and of course it has been a very vital point for both position and the syrian government since the civil war started. 1011, they were in government had to take breakfast airport from the former mistrust. turns h d. s a in a round in 2015. and also we are seeing reports that's quite as a report, and it's an a level has been a under control taken under control by the if i say that is syria national, i know position factions as well. this is also a very strategic airport for everyone. again, as a, in these a pause, so serve as a base for logistics and security and everything as a parent of the opposition of trying to the lifelines of the syrian government. and this is capturing. okay, thanks so much. send a medicine them co sally from the a took issue syrian border the if it has been $422.00 days since it's wrong launched as devastating bore on gaza. kelly more than 44000 palestinians, most of them women and children, as forces have destroyed much of the strip, depriving people of the b

s a militant group which controls much of northwest and syria. the i t. s is led by, i'll tell you this form of syria branch. it consists of multiple different and searching groups, some with the seller 1st and jihad is spelled yellow, geez, maybe reject the influence of foreign forces, such as turkey, russia or the united states. but others approved. it's a complicated coalition, but what does unify them is their opposition to syria liter busha assad? government has been displaced for 5 years. but thank god, i'm not fighting to reclaim on land from the great the criminal regime. we will persevere on this policy and call on young people to join us in the struggle to take back our country as long as i don't own shallow. since 2020 the h t n. signs of a ripple groups have been mostly paced and the blood province area was subject to a turkey and rush. it broke a truce, but outside of it lived, there were large pots of syria still controlled by rebels. opposed to assets government, including along the border with the rock. us spect curtis forces maintain large

reporting is pretty accurate and the opposition seems to have the side resume on the road in the northwest part of syria. all right, thank you for your analysis on that's good to have your thoughts, holland omen. see an advisor at the atlantic council. we've been discussing the minute 3 aspects of this. let's talk about what's going on diplomatically and politically onto 0. is correspondence of sol, solved that is reported extensively on syria and its neighbors so, so we know turkeys falling in minnesota. he's spoken with these russian count box. who in ton spoken to is it raining and counts all who in turn is expected in damascus and incur a lot of diplomatic activity? what's the bottom line? i'll regional palace coming together to try and create a new sacrament in syria. so each of these shareholders, americans, russians, grand names and trucks, the major shareholders industry, you'll see the need to re position themselves. so certainly a is a different, a city off then a week ago. so the state is go, that was in place, these 2016, it has just collapse is shattered. and now each of the act there is tr

and they announced that they have full control of the province along with important a ports like a full, a port in northwest syria. and where is a report and it's an alaska? no one was expecting that the opposition would advance on the ground so quickly. and again, so many territories, but given the weakness of the syrian army and the lack of russian assistance and other part of military factions, 2 affections and find that they are trying to benefit from this. on the other hand, diplomacy is under way to support administered how come through them, and it help phone conversations with his russian country and lebanese counterparts . and it, what we are hearing from inside syria is that turkish backed us and they factions for you, syrian army factions are advancing towards tell her thoughts to liberate the city. as they say from the syrian curtis groups. how things are going to develop on the ground is full of surprises. as villages and towns are changing, hands by the hour. see now because sold houses here outside on the 2 kids syria border. and no come or should a syrian jen? this was in the left or just after th

it's become of the strongest opposition, goofy northwest, and syria controlling much of a la province near the package. border hiring h t s is cool. it's not i live with turkey, unlike the josh to be recognized opposition, right. which is backed by to a key as we know. but to what extent do you think they're actually communicating and coordinating with outside powers that are backed up the opposition in syria previously against the side where she but i think it's fair to call them allied with drug actually. i think there's, there's certainly a relationship there. a turkey has been backing them in various ways of protecting them from, from, as forcing the russians on the radians in past years. they're not, you know, a turkish control group or they don't, they don't, they don't have a same level of proximity to turkey as many of the other groups that they work with in syria, many of the smaller routers. but they are certainly, uh, very close to turkey. and i, you know, i would assume that there has been some level of coordination with turkey before this offensive began. it doesn't neces

friday, thousands of fights has reached the outskirts of the northwest and city, the sizes they say they've captured central areas of ally pro to but syria is minute for you says it's repelled the attack. so i also care about 16 as strikes on the city of it live. but douglas government is called for an end to the strong. somebody lives opposition, controlled areas. the fighting is the biggest defensive in syria is northwest and provinces. in several years. it's been concentrated in and around the alaska ended live civil costs, all know has moved from the 2 of you since you've had time the syrian border after using full control of watson calling for side of all left. and on the 3rd day of the operation, all the details of aggression, the syrian government announced that they are repelling against the off position. and as a congress fried they, it, they targets it is the fitness center with errors for our schools and civilian has some circles have accused the syrian government for the week on the ground. and by the way, i see reports that some she applied to years are it is to be deployed to give support to the syrian or up army coming fro

of the military airport in the northwest and province of live. it's one of the largest airports in the region, and one of the most prominent advices in syria, early assigned has advanced into a post sitting center. of more on this, we joined now by some considering who joins me now from the ticket city of how time near the syrian border and send them this book is just focused to read the significance of the capture of this. if i, if i spy opposition, forces of the well tom, this a race has been a very strategic gain for the siri know position, especially considering that the searing governments as strikes were conducted through this in the, to a ford. it is in northwest and syria, very close it live, and 5 kilometers they far from the a, the hood, the village. and it's a, the steering governments to re, re, to every, to control office. another 3, a base from the serial position group. but then on this for now, h t us back in 2015 between 201-2153. and this airport was under control of the rebels. it is. why is it very strategic? because 1st it's a, it's a very strategic to a political location. second, for the military to conduct the air strikes

ties with all kind of and now it runs a self styled civilian authority in it live known as the salvation government. h t s. as the strongest opposition group in northwest or in syria controlling much of the province near the turkish border. answer t a coordinates with h t. as in england, it's designated a terrorist organization by the syrian russian and the us government's james dorsey is a specialist in middle east politics who's with senior poor as 9 young technological university. he says, syrian, the syrian civil war has never stopped completely. the rebel forces have been preparing that for this for a significant amount of time, at least 5 or 6 months. and in that sense, the offensive is not surprising. what is surprising is the, the way that they were able to take advantage of regional developments, particularly in lebanon, which worked in their favor and against the issue of a syrian president bush, auto offsets. and the way that the brittleness of the syrian military, the way the, the syrian military, virtually is collapsed as the rebels advanced in and towards and in a level. clearly what they're trying to achieve is on the one hand for defied their origi

rebel groups were able to kind of gain control and inquire about even more autonomy than they currently have. i wouldn't expect them to try to push beyond northwest syria, their content to kind of contain control of it. live aleppo, keep in mind there's about 5000000 people there under their control. an h t s has actually made quite a push to provide services to try to win the hearts and minds of the population here. so i think the they have their hands full it and governing the current territory. i wouldn't expect it to push much, much more beyond northwestern syria at the moment. of course, the turks are going to look to capitalize on this by supporting various rebel factions and pass rebel sections in the northwest. yes and a and other lesser known groups. the united states for its part again, diplomatically has its hands full a probably has its bandwidth stretch. and we're also in this popular transition phase from a, by the administration to a trump administration. and i think a lot of countries around the world, lot of, you know, non state actors see that window as an opportunity to kind of fill power vacuums and try to push a fait accompli in ce

moving developments in syria will position sizes size of now cap should the of the military airport in the northwest in provence of ed live early of funds is advanced into la pablo city center. it is the 1st time the veins of the country, 2nd largest city, since government forces recaptured it in 2016. honda civic begins coverage as the opposition sliders in syria continued their advance this time at a military airport and it lip. this is the level of the food air base. one of the main base is used by syrian forces. and now it's been seized by hey, at the honey to ship. just a day earlier celebrations in the heart of a level opposition fighters have now reached the northern syrian city for the 1st time in nearly a decade. when they were forced out by government forces the flight or say this was a long awaited return. that means that it was done on the net of to 8 years and being displaced by the doing of the sub family and his criminal machine. today we returned to a level by the will of god. we return to our country. i am a son of 11 and i was displaced from it 8 years ago. along the way, the fight

syria is metro. he says it's repelled. the attack is also carried out 16 as strikes from the city of atlanta. the fighting is the biggest defensive in syria is northwest and provinces. in several years. it's been concentrated in and around the cities of alive hope and it live, send them costs all lives in the took the city of high tide near the city and bought a joins us from the now. so 1st of all, just how close are opposition fights is to a left to right now as well. so may, according to the statements coming from the common room of this operation, conducted by the opposition factions that are inside the city center of all that bull. earlier today we were hearing that they have a fully taken control of west and countryside of a level, and they were very close, like 23 kilometers to the city center. and then we heard them that the saying that they are inside the city center. and we have been seeing pictures videos circulating on social media showing that they have taken control of some of the important neighborhoods in the city center of all apple, including the area where the universe is, where some a some is residential compounds that hosts like t

earlier, i spoke to fuad sayed issa, the founder of violet, a humantarian organization providing relief to communities in northwest syriathe many like conflicts stopped in aleppo and the rebels, i mean get acted to control all of aleppo city or the most parts of aleppo city. and why the team joined because many attacks happened in this morning on the city from russian and syrian aircraft. and our emergencies and first responders team were in aleppo to help the people, as also they are trying to provide the most emergency and needed staffs as like the food, the water and the bread for the people who were stuck for three days without getting out of houses, without getting any kind of help. and now we're now in a very like sensitive time to work together as a humanitarian teams to help those millions of people in the city of aleppo, and also the people who's moving around the city. help us to understand what's your understanding when the residents of aleppo, obviously they're in an incredibly difficult position, especially now, but with these rebels, are they happy to see them come to aleppo? there is like i mean, two part

education in agriculture or sectors is to become the strongest opposition group in northwest and syria, controlling much of a province near the turkish border. well, the speed and the timing of the searing opposition fighters take over of a level have left many, asking about the calls and significance of these attacks. and one of the most follow time areas in the middle east, mama drawn explains this is the center of polk, the 2nd largest city, which until friday was one of the main strong columns of a ceiling on the pop up was a symbol of its full this taught use of the government of some of the are taken down by that happens. i mean, do they show up in less than 3 days on the opposition functions led by hays to have shot for h t s most on the seats of from the north and the purpose of their swift de cove of thoughts as to the tools of safety without much of a fight by the city, an army has left many surprised by the southern tennessee fence. h t s and other groups have been fighting with government forces since 2011. what's taught to them as a piece for wave of demonstrations, demonte more rights under t

the government forces in northwest syria, lawrence, that previous defensive again, the fighting is the most intensive since the highest of all, almost a decade ago. so why has the violence flared up again and why now? could it escalate bits is inside the hello. welcome.

of syria 2nd biggest city. social media video showed them center biting in front of the nfl, set it up as the 1st major offensive, and serious northwest and several years is really a tax of to let these 55 people across the guys are including 24 and an s, right. i mean, to say right, refugee count, blanket jets bon residential areas and the compton central concept causing widespread destruction and rot police in georgia, 5 to a gas of demonstrators gathered in the capital to be seen for a 2nd day. just as are angry at the government's decision to suspend tulips and joining the european union until the 2020 canadian prime minister justin trujillo is in florida for a meeting with us president elect donald trump. but his mom and logo club comes as trump threatened to impose a 25 percent target funding ports from canada and mexico. if they do not stop what he described as the flood drugs and migrants crossing the boat to canada has said it will consider imposing retaliatory measures against the us if from follow through on his trip wasn't. jordan has moved from washington dc, the canadian prime minister justin toledo flew to florida late

syria site. i've captured the of the military airports in the northwest in province of live. it's one of the largest airports in the region, and one of the most prominent advices in syria, early of funds is advanced into a live post city center. it's the 1st time i've entered the country, 2nd largest city since government forces recaptured it in 2016. the military had earlier said that repelled a major offensive, but the fight is claimed to have taken a number of towns and villages and a lip of and live provinces. that dismiss, i know it must have done. i'm in that of to 8 years have been displaced by the doing of the a sub family and is criminal machine. today we return to a live person by the will of god and of what we return to our country 5. i am a son of a lot, but i was this place from an 8 years ago in 2016. and that's what it's about. that's a well, some of the hardware patients and steadfastness from our brothers and the fight to the city of philip was completely liberated and by goats really were reach homes in damascus. as the relief organization world central kitch

taken care of in confrontations between the syrian government forces and fighters in the northwest and provinces of a level. and it may, it is the 1st major explanation of violence in syria in several years. and that it was use voting is underway in island and was expected to be a closely fought general election. the campaign was dominated by costs of living crisis, emigration and housing. 5 minutes as time and harris called the election this month after his government reported an $11000000000.00 budget surplus. irish vote as a electing, a 174 m. p. 's, the cost $43.00 constituencies. a party needs 88 states to form a majority vote, as may rankel candidates in order of preference. and violets accounted in several rounds in the last term, the to send to right parties of feet again and seen a full shed. the prime minister's role, the green party also joined that coalition. the left wing nation is shame fame, party gain ground in the last election, but has since dropped to 18 percent increase in pulse. and if no party wins the majority, it could take weeks to form a government. a massive investments by us multi national, was looking for a base in the european union, have tr

syria. at the same time. of course, israel has historically supported attacks by the terrorist groups in the northwest and in central syria, for example, isis. very recently, israel bombarded headquarters for the exceed the re forces that has been the day before combining an isis advance from the american vice of deltona from the border with jordan. so the timing is, i think very important of this attack. i think syria now will be the focus of attacks 5 by israel and by the tyra's forces still embedded in syria. but sorry, foss to panic over it's under control and i'm being told within the next few days, they will be pushed out of the areas that they've managed to occupy the following. ukraine's latest spikes on russia with us, the blinds long range missiles, most goes deputy and void took the floor at the un security council to go and have serious repercussions. what's the length of coverage? well, what can we say? you'll have to wait and see if each point of escalation from the west will be accompanied by a strong response from russia. we are sure of our right to use our weapons against the military objects

syria. at the same time, of course, israel has historically supported attacks by the terrorist groups in the northwest and in central syria, for example, isis. very recently, israel bombarded headquarters for the extended re forces that had been the day before combating an ice. this advance from the american base of deltona from the border with jordan. so the timing thing is, i think very important of this attack. i think syria now will be the focus of attacks 5 by israel and by the tyra's forces still embedded in syria. but so far, um panic over and it's under control and i i'm being told within the next few days they will be pushed out of the areas that they've managed to keep ice. russian forces are advancing in ukraine is the fastest rates in the early days of the conflict. taking an area off the size of london over the past months, as, according to some estimates on those $235.00 square kilometres has been secured over the past week. across the front lines. this map shows the territories the russian army has taken along with some major towns. meanwhile, the vines administration has reported the u

syria. at the same time, of course, israel has historically supported attacks by the terrorist groups in the northwest and in central syria. for example, ice this very recently, israel bombarded headquarters for the exemplary forces that had been the day before . combining an ice, this advance from the american vice of deltona from the border with jordan. so the timing is, i think very important of this attack. i think syria now will be the focus of a and attacks both by israel and by the tyra's forces still embedded in syria. but so far, um panic over and it's under control and i'm being told within the next few days they will be pushed out of the areas that they've managed to occupy. okay, vanessa. thank you very much for bringing this up today to not breaking new situation in syria. that's and that's would be independent investigative journalist based in damascus. when the us solar has reached new levels on the international current. see market today reaching levels of over a 110 roubles to the toilet here in russia. we'll discuss how this could affect the russian economy all these contributive chr

offensive dropped the terrors of aggression capture and thousands of towns and villages from prison for charlotte, south control in northwest and syria. the lead my head to here also, and it's a large sections, opposition forces have broken through the fence lines, opening the way for civilians displaced by government and russian air strikes to return to their homes. or something that we've been living in tents for, for years in, during depression and injustice. we hope for the best of future and pray for the return of a safe and prosper syria. we want all of syria back for you from terrorism, foreign forces and the said regime of the ship. the escalation came after syrian government and russian attacks on opposition health areas and it lip resulting and significant casualties. a at tuff, we're all shop and it's a large capitalized on strategic gaps left by pro government militias such as has the last 4 to address regional conflicts. this is just really a reflection of how divided syria is right now. uh, the soccer game controls roughly 60 percent of the country, but you've got the, as rarely is conducting airstrikes with impunity in

syria. at the same time, of course, israel has historically supported attacks by the terrorist groups in the northwest and in central syria. for example, isis very recently, israel bombarded a headquarters for the exceed the re forces that had been the day before combining an ice, this advance from the american vice of deltona from the border with jordan. so the timing is, i think very important of this attack. i think syria now will be the focus of attacks 5 by israel and by the tyra's forces still embedded in syria. but so foss to panic over it's under control and i'm being told within the next few days, they will be pushed out of the areas that they've managed to occupy the us to a lot. is that each line against the rubel on the market some fancy of west and pond? is it being quick to say the russian economy is finally buckling under the weight of sanctions? my colleagues sort of deepens, get discussed this with financial express and dante contributed chris. and so explain why a stronger dollar doesn't actually worry most good. if we look right now, the russian economy as more or less, the dollar r

uh exacting a price on syrian civilians in northwest syria that which has takes care of and sort of oversees. and that's their way of trying to get us to stop by, by making it hurt at home but many of the people that live in north, in northwest syria, in idlib, are actually displaced from aleppo. so they support the aleppo offensive because they've been sitting there for eight years waiting to go home. they've been unable to do so. and that's been one of the main motivators for hts to recruit people and to get them to go eastward and to attack, uh, and attack aleppo and to take many of these territories, at least. so far back. >> beth, you heard andrew there mention hts. that's hayat tahrir al-sham, one of one of the groups part of this mosaic that has attacked aleppo. that group formally linked to al qaeda. beth, if you would, could you please break down the web of players, the different groups that we're seeing here and their respective goals right? >> i mean this is syria is one of those places that is just so complicated that, you know, anyone looking at this just wants to throw up their