government of muhammad yunus is doinu ? ~ . , , ., government of muhammad yunus is doin.? pressure — doing? well, it has been a lot of pressure on _ doing? well, it has been a lot of pressure on the _ doing? well, it has been a lot of pressure on the interim - of pressure on the interim government, soon after what he saw the episodes of august five, a lot of problems have been domestic, a lot of priorities have been domestic and part of which obviously is the accountability of the killings that happened during the of the summer leading to the of the summer leading to the ousting of sheikh hasina, hence the trials and tribulations attached to that. right now there is also a challenge of creating an accepted and consolidated logical system which is running simultaneously with everything else right now. under muhammad yunus the team seems dedicated to achieving some of the most important objectives like economic stability and discussing threats like climate change is going on international platforms like the cop in the g8 but now as we head into a new year will be important t

under muhammad yunus the team seems dedicated to achieving some of the most important objectives likeike climate change. you see him going out on international platforms like the cop in the g8 but now as we head into a new year will be important to observe how some the promised political reforms which range from restoring public institutions to bettering day—to—day governance will be shaped and implemented so they can eventually lead to the promised stability. armed men in haiti have opened fire on protests, during reopening of the biggest hospital. journalists had been waiting for the arrival of the health minister when the shooting began. firefighters in the australian state of victoria are bracing themselves for temperatures hitting mid— 40s and a total fire ban has been issued. crews have also been battling a 43,000 hectare bushfire in the grampians national park for over a week now. the north american aerospace command says they have repositioned its radars and satellites to track santa claus as he continues his worldwide mission to deliver presents to children around the globe.

bu muhammad jolani has also promised to protect christians and other syrian minorities.tator bashar al-assad has fled, delighted citizens tore down symbols of the regime. some even went for a joy ride on the statue of assad's father. how do you feel now? >> happy, happy, proud to be syrian finally. >> reporter: lina zacchar was in the crowd that flocked to visit previously forbidden territory, a assad family house. what about the christians and the muslims, some are nervous? >> yes, my mom is christian, so she is afraid, but we are telling her that there is nothing and we hope a new syria. >> reporter: there is euphoria right now, people enjoying a moment they never dreamed of seeing, but the hard part lies ahead, how to rebuild here without triggering even more repression and reprisal. this political earthquake seems to have come out of the blue, but it was when russia, has below, and iran decided they did not want to sure up bashar al-assad's regime anymore. norah, it simply collapsed. >> norah: stunning, elizabeth palmer, thank you. president-elect donald trump is sig

youth in a car and in because i knew it was kind of misunderstood and i but i was approached by muhammad ali's estate and in particular his widow, who, like myself, went to vanderbilt and once again we kind of hit it off and then i reached out to bombay. alexie and her, who i'd done a couple of speaking agents with, and we wrote, i think, a pretty amazing book because it's half. i wrote the prose and he wrote the poetry and we tell the story going back and forth and the poetry is particularly relevant when you talk about muhammad ali, because poetry, rhyme, etc. was so important in terms of his rise as a personality. you know, mr. patterson, how did you meet your coauthor on american heroes? matt eversmann. i had done nonfiction with a friend of matt tim malloy. i done, as i mentioned, the book about jeffrey epstein and matt and and and tim did a inexpensive documentary and, afghanistan. and it had to do how the hospital fertilization, the medical care to to wounded soldiers had improved so much since matt in combat and and i work with him a little bit on that on that film just a little

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tue: bangladeshi interim government headed by muhammad yunus has expressed a desire that some of thecontrols of that deal that were stitched away back in 2017 be re—looked at because they feel that they're not getting the actual benefits of the kind of tax exemptions that indian authorities have given to the power plant here in eastern india. they've flagged these concerns with the adani group, and they're waiting to hear back. we haven't heard back from the conadani group based on this report but, in the past, they've said their entire goal is to provide significantly cheaper power tariffs to the end consumer. so this is something that the de facto power minister in bangladesh has told the reuters news agency that they will be looking to bring down the price of tariffs sharply by hoping to renegotiate this agreement. what is also important to understand is that this, along with several other agreements, are currently under court monitor investigation in bangladesh. and they're also waiting to hear back from the findings of the investigation which we're likely to hear some time in fe

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you look at muhammad ali who had joe fraser, roberto duran had sugar ray leonard and thomas hearns. how important does usyk think his rivalry with tyson fury is? in terms of the legacy he wants to leave in the sport. tyson fury is very important for my boxing career. he is a very strong opponent, big, he is important for me. it's not only for me, it's important for future history, for all of boxing. a few fighters have been at all this media events this week but they actually haven't come face—to—face though they will do so at thursday's press conference. it will be interesting to see how they both handle it. these were the scenes as tyson fury did his public workout on wednesday evening, in front of the expectant media. he put on his gloves, walked straight past his trainer sugar hill steward, and waived to the crowd — before immediately taking his gloves off again. the gypsy king clearly keen to give nothing away. just enough time to recap our top story — marcus rashford could be on the verge of leaving manchester united — but his coach ruben amorim, wants him to stay. you can get

s was founded by islam is rebel abu muhammad, all galani to emerge from the group known as almost rep, from the te, set up in 2011 and the early stages of serious war. back then under galandes leadership, they were a direct affiliates of all kind of reports and we broke run through the group in 2017 to become the new organization now known as h t. s. they've long been designated a terrorist organization by the u. n. on the us, they've also been accused of human rights abuses and areas they control, including executions or persecution, of religious minorities and women. other more recently, the claims have disavowed terrorism and are trying to present a more moderate face. to discuss this further, no joined by roger santa honeys and released analysts that a former army officer search with the u. n. in south lebanon. and syria is joining us from sydney this morning, brought to the syrian army, come on, says a subs. redeem is over all surprising is this for you? well certainly very surprising for myself so. so most commentators and regional countries as well the speed with which the saw

territory notes controlled by president bush, all assad h t s was founded by islam is rebel abu muhammad, all galani image from a group known as almost roof from the te, set up in 2011 in the early stages of serious war. back then under galandes leadership, they were a direct affiliates of all kind of reports. and we broke ranks with the group in 2017 to become the new organization now known as h t. s. they've long been designated a terrorist organization by the u. n. and the us. and they've also been accused of human rights abuses and areas they control. including executions, the persecution of religious minorities and women are they more recently the claims have disavowed terrorism and are trying to present a more moderate face? you're watching dw, and you see as a reminder of our top story, this, our serious president bush. i last saw that has a flat, the capitol demoss goes to an unknown destination. officer rebel forces entered the city to limited resistance. again, surgeons have declared the city free from assaults, decades law and rule best. then 2 weeks off the launching a lightn

been working with rebels to coordinate the transfer of power and one. jesse, i asked janice to some muhammad to, to tell us what to tell me whether the transitional government is going to be a continuation of what was happening in it. well, if you go through the details of this government, we could see that it was a lot of compliance, the search duplications of the people of all of the action. and uh like say use the services which is government was providing uh for the public services. it was a lot of compliance from the people who are leaving united live. however, this is not, not the most important thing. the most important thing is it only takes an policy and laws which is this government was imposing, getting heads up related to the um, restrictions of the freedom of the personal uh, expression of the um, the better. so not really just or how people can attack and in the community, lets say um there was a low which is called a public mode on the table, which was making a lot of, of restrictions on, on the women on the people on the mix between the male and found female so that mostly th

muhammad was later executed. remains in prison last year after he vertically crab walked to a roof and then got away. prison escapee danilo cavalcante eluded police for nearly two weeks before his capture in rural pennsylvania. two other manhunts for two notorious killers each played out over a period of years after he planted a deadly bomb in atlanta's centennial park during the 1996 olympics, and after police initially suspected the wrong man, eric rudolph, planted bombs at abortion clinics in georgia and alabama, he wasn't captured until 2003. over the course of 17 years, ted kaczynski the unabomber, mailed or hand-delivered bombs across the u.s. that killed three people. he was captured in 1996 after his brother tipped off law enforcement. both rudolph and kaczynski had eluded capture by hiding and surviving in the wilderness. >> they can find ways to live off the land, especially if they're experienced right rudolph was experience some notorious manhunts have been resolved when relatives of the suspects came

that was the moment muhammad arrived at the shriners hospital.the 17 year old is just one of the survivors at the palestinian children's relief fund, was able to evacuate from gaza this week. muhammad is now in a wheelchair after surviving an israeli missile attack last december. ever since that blast, he's been unable to walk and needs a full knee replacement. nearly eight years after floods forced thousands of people to evacuate their homes in san jose valley, water is taking new steps around coyote creek to prevent similar disasters in the future. ktvu mark cyr has a look at how the project is coming along. >> it was february of 2017 when it was a nearly unimaginable sight of firefighters evacuating residents in boats and rafts from along coyote creek. heavy storms that month caused anderson reservoir upstream of the flood zone, to overflow its banks and send massive amounts of water down coyote creek. at the time, there were no flood walls and brush and trees grew in the creek. only magnifying the damage. >> we're designing this project for t

rush to return to a homeland few here thought they would ever set foot in again, like 23-year-old muhammad who fled syria when he was just 9. what is going through your mind right now? "i'm beyond happy," he says. "i could never have imagined the assad regime would fall." the lightning-fast offensive led designated terrorist am, a u.s. organization has shocked the world and raised questions about how hts will rule. in aleppo, where assad's image still looms large, the ancient souk is in ruins after years of fighting and neglect. this is one of the few sections of the souk that remains, a reminder of what was and what could be rebuilt again. but some wounds won't be so easy to repair. outside a hospital in damascus, a wall of pain where people post photos of loved ones disappeared into syria's notorious prison system, looking for answers. including syrian american sanaa mustafa, who hasn't seen heard from her father in 11 years after he was detained by bashar al assad's secret police. what you hoping to find? >> answers. we deserve an answer, like the most simple basic human rights is to kn

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muhammad al ajadi, desperate to find out what happened to his brother and dad, is devastated. >> we have to find out because we don't know where our prisoners -- my father and brother, have been arrested for no charge. >> reporter: such raw grief shared by so many who are now trying to accept that they will simply never know. elizabeth werner, cbs news, damascus. -- elizabeth palmer, cbs news, damascus. >>> a new internal watchdog report slams the department of justice during the first trump administration. the office of inspector general report out yesterday focused on leak investigations launched by doj and the fbi between 2017 and 2020. those investigations obtained records from members of congress, their staffers, and journalists. the report says the department failed to follow its own policy and ignored established protections. >>> breaking overnight, a federal bankruptcy judge has rejected the sale of conspiracy theorist alex jones' "infowars" website to "the onion." this after he claimed the auction that named "the onion" bidder was fraught with illegal coercion. -- collusion. he

their leader is abu muhammad al jolani, a conservative syrian muslim. he spoke at an ancient mosque. this is a victory for islamic nation and a new history for the nation. jolani has promised to protect christians and other syrian minorities. now the dictator bashar al assad has fled, delighted citizens tore down symbols of the regime. some even went for a joyride on the statue of assad's father. how do you feel now? >> happy. happy. proud to be syrian. finally. >> reporter: she was in the crowd that flocked to visit previously forbidden territory, an assad family house. what about the christians and the shia muslims, some of them are nervous. >> yeah. my mom is christian so she is afraid, but we're telling her there is nothing and we hope a new syria. the. >> reporter: there is euphoria right now. people enjoying a moment they never dreamed they would see, but the hard part lies ahead, how to rebuild here without triggering even more repression and reprisal. elizabeth palmer, cbs news. >>> now amid the chaos in syria, there is hope of finding and freei

and muhammad ali was definitely hero in the neighborhood. you know, he lost his title when he didn't go to vietnam for our country. and that was a big that's in the book that's a big thing back in my childhood or the united states or richest man in the world. so these were my aspirations that if so, you can just imagine. i thought of the world and so i'd say the big turning point in my life. i was always very good in school, but i did a lot of bad things in the neighborhood. you heard in that first reading, and i i was able to get myself to the the most college prep catholic all boys coat and tie school in the city which was in my neighborhood considered a sissy school because you wear a coat tie but i managed to get there which is a very important turning point and that set me off into a new world of hanging out with very boys who were all driven and i was put in the top class based on my test scores. so i was hanging around with the nerds even though i was a big football player and this nerd thing really, you know, i had conversations at t

muhammad was later executed.alvo remains in prison last year after he vertically crab walked to a roof and then got away. prison escapee danilo cavalcante eluded police for nearly two weeks before his capture in rural pennsylvania. two other manhunts for two notorious killers each played out over a period of years after he planted a deadly bomb in atlanta's centennial park during the 1996 olympics, and after police initially suspected the wrong man, eric rudolph, planted bombs at abortion clinics in georgia and alabama, he wasn't captured until 2003. over the course of 17 years, ted kaczynski, the unabomber, mailed or hand-delivered bombs across the u.s. that killed three people. he was captured in 1996 after his brother tipped off law enforcement. both rudolph and kaczynski had eluded capture by hiding and surviving in the wilderness they can find ways to live off of the land, especially if they're experienced right. >> rudolph was experienced some notorious manhunts have been resolved when relatives of the susp

muhammad was later executed. malvo remains in prison.two notorious killers each played out over a period of years after he planted a deadly bomb in atlanta's centennial park during the 1996 olympics, and after police initially suspected the wrong man, eric rudolph, planted bombs at abortion clinics in georgia and alabama, he wasn't captured until 2003. over the course of 17 years, ted kaczynski the unabomber, mailed or hand delivered bombs across the us that killed three people. he was captured in 1996 after his brother tipped off law enforcement. both rudolph and kaczynski had eluded capture by hiding and surviving in the wilderness they can find ways to live off of the land, especially if they're experienced right rudolph was experienced some notorious manhunts have been resolved when relatives of the suspects came forward to give law enforcement crucial information that led to their capture as what occurred in the unabomber case, analysts say that could happen in the current new york manhunt, but that could depend on whether this susp

el lÍder rebelde abu muhammad al-jilani afirmÓ que el objetivo principal fue liberar a siria de un rÉgimenque tras abandonar el paÍs al assad, huyÓ a moscÚ. la ofensiva de solo dos semanas culminÓ este sÁbado con la caÍda de damasco. el conflicto bÉlico dejÓ 306.887 civiles muertos. es decir, 84 personas por dÍa. en los Últimos diez aÑos, segÚn el alto comisionado de derechos humanos de la onu, videos difundidos en redes sociales muestran a civiles sirios dentro del palacio presidencial en damasco tras la huida de assad desde washington. el presidente joe biden catalogÓ lo sucedido como un acto de justicia. >> new opportunities opening up for the people of siria and for the entire region para rusia para. >> segÚn este experto en temas bÉlicos internacionales, este colapso marca un cambio sÍsmico para el medio oriente, dejando un vacÍo de poder en el corazÓn de la regiÓn y golpeando a aliados clave como rusia e irÁn. >> rusia se ve en la posibilidad de perder sus bases militares y todo el efecto que estaba logrando en el medio oriente. a israel le permitirÁ la posibilidad de entrar con mÁs

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. >> 38 people were killed in the crash, including 13 year old muhammad ali yanov.oday in baku, the capital of azerbaijan. he had been traveling alone to visit his mother in grozny, russia. miraculously, 29 people survived, some able to walk away from the wreckage, others in the hospital now speaking out. vafa shabanova saying about 20 or 30 minutes after takeoff she felt two explosions. a crew member says he heard three thuds above grozny and noticed he was injured. he says in the left arm, i don't know what touched me. i just looked and saw blood. but the conversation cut short, he says. i have to turn my phone off. they're not allowing me to speak. several airlines, including those from azerbaijan, dubai and israel's main carrier el al, have now suspended flights to russia. ines de la cuetara abc news, london. >> no word yet on who is holding the mega millions lottery ticket worth more than $1 billion. but the ows of the store that sold it are ready to cash in. the winning ticket was bought at a convenience store in cottonwood, a remote area just south of redding

. >> muhammad says losses are likely to exceed $100,000, but he will rebuild. >> i'm from libya and backe. i can promise you we can. we don't have anything like this. have never heard of anything like this over there. and if something happens like that over there, they will show up in five minutes or less. this is the united states of america. you should not be normal at all. >> such is the ongoing reality of small businesses in the city of oaks, something the next leadership team must fix as a main priority. tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. >> now we go to concord tonight where police there looking for a person who shot and killed a man. officers say they were called to oak grove road and pier drive just after pear drive. excuse me. just after 9:00 last night. police say they found a 53 year old man who had been shot several times. he was pronounced dead there at the scene. the coroner's office has not yet identified the victim. police have not named a suspect. [music] all right. eyeing improvements to a historic tourist spot in san francisco. we'll tell you about the revitalized revitaliz

always been working with the rebels to coordinate the transfer of power, your strongest assignment, muhammad, whether the transitional government was likely to be brought in a similar way to the live government as well, if you go through the details of this government, we could see that there was a lot of compliance the so if you cations of the people along with the action, and uh like say you, the services we just government was providing uh for the public services, it was a lot of compliance from the people who are leaving united live. however, this is not, not the most important thing. the most important thing is the politics and the policy and laws, which is as government was imposing, gonna look related to the um, restrictions of the freedom of the personal uh, expression of the, um, the better. so no, i really just or how people kind of attack in, in the community. lets say um there was a low which is called a public mode on the table, which was making a lot of all 3 sections on, on the women on the people on the mix between the male and found female. so that mostly the political or th

leadership, as we heard, dominated by the main islamist group, headed by the military commander, abu muhammads massive upheaval in their lives and looking to their new leaders to everything from keeping the lights on, the shops open, people being able to go to work, but also keeping people's hope alive that this new chapter in syrian lives can move the country forward and give it the kind of peace, security and stability that they have yearned for for so many years. we will keep an eye on all the development from your cross syria, but keep watching bbc news. you're watching bbc news. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has begun testifying in his trial on charges of fraud, breach of trust and bribery. he's the first serving leader in israel to take to the witness stand as a criminal defendant. mr netanyahu has denied the allegations. our middle east correspondent yolande knell is at court. so really quite a remarkable scenario that we've seen here in the tel aviv district court today. district court today — the israeli prime minister taking the witness stand in his long—running trial. a

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can, i see, has cold, for the permanent release of jail to ron in peace prize. laurie is not gaz muhammad a of to she's been, she'd been granted temporary release. she'd been allowed to leave prison for 3 weeks on medical grounds, holiday on doing things surgery last month, including and photographed phenomena, linkedin juma, she's been, is having multiple sentences since 2021 on challenges, including spreading propaganda against the government. a prominent georgian opposition leader has been full something detained by police because via mail on from the collection of the change grouping of pro western policies was supposedly beaten before being carried away. that'd be in protest and the capital to be saved for the past week. a government decision to delay talks on joining the european union. guest on um to jacob stone have reached a deal to end a long running border dispute. the thing is of sporadic slicing in the mountainous region. thousands of people were killed in 2022 and up such a violence. both sides have agreed with the board. a should lie in a bid to end the fighting. talk on th

muhammad was later executed.on last year after he vertically crab walked to a roof and then got away. prison escapee danilo cavalcante eluded police for nearly two weeks before his capture in rural pennsylvania. two other manhunts for two notorious killers each played out over a period of years after he planted a deadly bomb in atlanta's centennial park during the 1996 olympics and after police initially suspected the wrong man, eric rudolph, planted bombs at abortion clinics in georgia and alabama, he wasn't captured until 2003. over the course of 17 years, ted kaczynski the unabomber, mailed or hand delivered bombs across the u.s. that killed three people. he was captured in 1996 after his brother tipped off law enforcement. both rudolph and kaczynski had eluded capture by hiding and surviving in the wilderness. >> they can find ways to live off of the land especially if they're experienced right. >> rudolph was experience some notorious manhunts have been resolved when the relatives of suspects came forward to

the vice president to mohammed do with me is up against john. muhammad was no stranger to the job because he previously served as president that was between 20122017 government debt high unemployment and a cost of living crisis. or among the top concerns for voters. russian forces have increasingly been using glide bones to target ukraine. second largest city hor keith. the weapons are built by adding wings and satellite navigation to old soviet bonds. in august 1 hit or keep killing 6 people in entering 97. that included $22.00 children or camilla survived and al 0 that's a big has her story. learning to walk again. 17 year old coming the last like and the russian strike. you have this? yes. her leg has to be amputated and it's been a long road to recovery memories from that day. a still too painful to the cold committee that has the silver and the clock and cluck even the bomb had both were injured.

as i said, as not today's election, the vice president mohammed 2 by one yeah, is up against john muhammad. he's most strangest to the jobs we previously served as president between 20122017 government debt, unemployment, on cost of living among the top consensus vices. let's sit from me, i'll be back in a few you can find more information on our website and is there a dot com the in the solomon islands, the deadly legacy of world war 2, remain on the line while i placed it and it exploded. it now i did this, see, they are literally the sense of taking the time on 101 east meets the solomon islands some time to escape a war that ended decades to go on on. this is took, took years, the 1st country in the world to develop a comprehensive, sustainable tourism program in partnership with the global, sustainable tourism comes village life here retains that strong. every meal is like a feast from the farm to the tape. hundreds of excavations and restoration. this country is a place to slow down and enjoy the simple things come and discover the natural, historical and cultural beauties. the, ther

john muhammad was no stranger to the job. he's previously served as president between 20122017 government debt tight unemployment and the cost of living crisis on concerns the a. hi, i'm steve clements and i have a question. is real says it's far away from and he gets one, gaza and it has full us support to keep going. so is there ever going to be an end game? let's get to the bottom line, the extra year of fighting between hezbollah in lebanon and israel. a truce was finally reached, although it still really touching, go outgoing. u. s. president joe biden said he would now seize the moment and renew his push for an agreement on gaza, which has been devastated by israel over these last 14 months. but he has administration also just be towed as he's by a resolution at the united nations security council last month and recently approved a new $680000000.00 package of weapons to israel. we've seen this story play over and over again. costs proceeds, firewall is real, gets all it needs to keep the destruction going. so which ame

landed with the one in cropped. giovanni device as a professor as political commentary to side, muhammad moran day showed his take on the who's responsible for the cottage across the region. i think anyone who has been watching the events in gaza and the ongoing pilot costs for the last 14 months know exactly who is the genocidal monster and who is the entity or which entity it is that has created devastation and destruction is randy. regime is destroyed, guys, uh it is flat and cities in leaven on its target civilians. its focus has always been on civilians because it cannot went on the battlefield, it whenever it lost it has belong to it from the cities. whenever it was news to the resistance in gaza, it would bomb the city and flattened the city. and we saw the same in syria, we saw how they repeatedly bomb the country and how they've also taken man. so no one sees this genocide of a maniac in a positive light. in fact, i think that the more he speaks to you, ronnie, is the better it is for iran, because the p a so immensely disliked by people across the board to at least 36 people ha

presidential content is took a final opportunity to address this importance for my president, john muhammad is wanting to the national democratic congress. while the vice president, by motive, by with mia, is hoping to maintain his boss, his position in power between the 1st of june to lead it has dismissed the prime minister of the government's abraham and travel. or it hasn't yet made public a reason for the decision. he made the announcement on state tv on friday night. the prime minister has been in the postings 2222 in troy. he came to power and administered cube. a press service has been held in guinea for victims of a stadium. stumpy that human rights groups estimate kills more than a 100 people communities. quoting for offices of to sunday nights, incident nicholas hawk ripples inside the emergency ward of this hospital deep and guineas, forest region survivors of last sundays football stadium. disaster are still in shock. trying to make sense of what happened was good on the saved or the prod west . carol, they will all over me, trumpeting my shoulder on my head. i'm honestly, i fe

let's speak to 0ssama muhammad, a journalist in al qamishli — an area controled by syrian kurds in theine this story, we are looking at very complicated allegiances, sometimes stories of opposing forces so let's begin by expending to our audience who the group known as the kurds are. they have been a big ally of the us in tackling so—called islamic state, haven't they? so-called islamic state, haven't they?— so-called islamic state, haven't they? so-called islamic state, haven't the ? ,, . haven't they? starting with the kurds, haven't they? starting with the kurds. they — haven't they? starting with the kurds, they have _ haven't they? starting with the kurds, they have established l kurds, they have established the main forces with fighting alongside the international coalition against isis. kurds where the main city which they could defeat isis in this city and then in the international coalition with the support of the local communities and local forces, alongside arabs, christians could defeat isis and eliminate them. the kurds are known by their loyalty with the international coa

lead to the destroyed many security facilities. shortly before the ranging fell from damascus, his muhammad fell one of the biggest b. as in syria, off to the form of a some, a said is the possible defense to, to kills and lawlessness security structures have cannot. i'd say at the head of the sam have been protein from this phone call that the north to feel that like by form of this isn't police officers and non commissioned offices will say they are familiar with the work that we attain and he's special forces. he have to investigate the austin and looting of one of the formative seems so called political instead of just headquarters. this of this was in charge of dealing with political dissent, including the rest dictation and punishment of anyone who opposed the us of the machine. they're trying to find out who's that's 5 to the building and saw which i need to call these are lists of detainees, including some of all fight as a names of some women. the visa decrease and or destroying the criminal regime, was in touch with the terrace groups, including i felt kind of the syrian democrati