these groups h t s, have been seeking to moderate the rhetoric and distance themselves from that jihad, his past. ideas is designated by many west and governments as a terrace group, though it is not pledging to respect serious religious and cultural diversity. but some of serious minority groups. a skeptical syria emerges from the 13 years of a brutal civil who the incoming government headed by is mister rebel, reply out to you some o h t s. promises to build a unified and inclusive country. but some minority groups do not believe them. these families have decided to flee before the new government takes power. they started to control us. you have to pray and the way we do the practice. you're that isn't as we want. they wouldn't accept one of us as husbands before. before, during a search time, minorities were safe and if there was funding in one region, we went to another among the syrians trying to leave and members of the olive white community, an offshoot of shared islam, which comprises about 10 percent of serious population. special also does not a light, and many here are worri

t s. then twice as a prior to the message that we have sent to h t. yes, and i can speak to direct you're watching all to 0 is that is to us state department spokesperson and matthew miller speaking to reporters from washington d. c. and here's what he said so far. he's been discussing the situation in syria and how they see it from the us is angle. and he said that the secretary state blinking has spoken about syria with foreign ministers of the region like jordan you a cuts are in egypt. so that's according to the state department. he was questions on whether the us recognizes the syrian a new administration. and he said that the us recognize the syria as a states, but does not recognize the hey, i took the need some government, they're prepared to recognize the serial leadership that meets certain criteria on, on that notes. we're bringing my kind of who's joining us from washington dc. so mike, that was interesting where he listed the criteria that needs to be met in terms of getting us recognition. tell us about that and what more, you have to sa

people were killed and millions more displaced. syrian rebel lee to our sharah and teach group h t s. have been moderating their rhetoric and distancing themselves from the jihad is passed. it's yes, it's been designated by many western governments as a terrorist group. so it's now pledging to respect serious religious and cultural diversity. but some mysterious minority groups are skeptical. syria emerges from the team, use of a brutal civil of the incoming government headed by is mister rebel reply out to you. i'll show him. we'll h t s. promises to build a unified and inclusive country, but some minority groups do not believe them. these families have decided to flee before the new government takes power. they started to control us, you have to pray and the way we do the practice you are to use. it isn't as we want. they want a test. one of us as happens before. before, during a search time, minorities were safe and if there was funding in one region, we went to another among the syrians trying to leave the members of the white community. an offshoot of shared islam, which comprises abo

i mean, leading new sensitive isn't as long as militant crew co pay at the heading to show or h t s. have long been designated to terrorist organization by the un and the us. various arms groups have joined them, including fighters, backed by turkey. as they advanced to the south. their next goal is to seize the city of homes, giving them control of the strategic highway linking damascus to the syrian coast well on. and if you don't have it these, yeah, we're heading to home a city, and after that i'm willing to home and then to damascus. and the rest of syria will be liberated. nfl has always done some residents of damascus have already started to waive their options. they say they will stay, no matter what, what's the issue with living in our homeland, our land, our country. we won't leave, that's all true on the side of the government has vowed to fight back aided by russia and run back militias who have been preoccupied with their own conflicts. the un says tens of thousands have been displaced since the latest defensive began by highlighting the bodies the reset of this collision, of

h to yes. faces significant challenges h t s have actually said some really pragmatic, interesting things. they have said they won't be un peacekeepers, but they said they wanted the agreement or how that was. again, this is an organization that was previously affiliates, the iso of al qaeda now basically say we adhere to the security counseling, you and regulations and resolutions, and this is relevant aunt's doing so. those words means faster to meet the frankly, onto, you know, that looking elsewhere, that distracted just as israel and these republic is distracted. so they're going to need more because at the end of the day, syria has so many internal challenges. our shower really has to do a lot internally to stump down as far as the to show that he's in charge. but at the end of the day, there are 3 foreign powers that have, technically, at the moment, technically occupying syria. you have israel now expanding it, so it has control. you have to keep with a 100 mile buffers or the northern syria, and you have around 900 us troops in east and syria. so this is a tremendous to do this f

t. s. have back to the shop. he's a bully. it came to power by bullying movie of a smaller rebel and job this group. but meantime, meantime this mohammed all gilani this, this leader of you say, hi, i put a lot show of good guess what he just didn't make. he just got the prize exclusive interview on cnn when news breaks, we fix it. i mean, the whole destiny. how did, how does that happen with this? this is the 1st time even when they were, even when they made a new show of who they were, and they all put it on a show. now, even then you had cnn at visiting egypt and speaking to the leaders of these jobs. so easy it suddenly nothing new. they got a lot of flag for it last time, but in the press you would now see live referred to as ripples. this is an organization to the united states and just confirmed. yeah, these are terrace. these are people who would get you to happen if actuation with suicide bowman and we, we wouldn't lucky, honestly, we would that in the level in the final days of the battle when the same group was tryi

the trademark as it is, it is the signature that organization is new for a friend who h t s. have back to the shop. it is a bully. it came to power by bullying. all the other smaller, rebel and job as we will remember. and this is, this is big news at the top, american weapons, america guided missiles each costing uh, in the order of a $150000.00. somebody wanted to get off with the hands and i'll tell you, i'll talk to you right shop the news. they bullied everyone else, all the uh, the organizations to such an extent that they did exactly that they do exactly what i will have a dog july to a man with a $10000000.00 price on his head one to buy the united states by countless nations all over the world by the united nations, and it is a remarkable feat to get them to the united nations. there is getting everyone to agree that these all terrace at least as just take it over noticeable and the dust shall set the populations that those of syria. but meantime, meantime this mohammed all gilani this best leader of you say, hi, i thought a lot shall have good guess what he just didn't m

the trademark as it is, it is the signature that organization is new for front, full h t s. have back to the i shop. it is a bully. it came to power by bullying movie of a smaller rebel and job this group. but meantime, meantime this mohammed all gilani this best leader of you say hi, i put a lot show, i'm good. guess what? he just didn't make. he just got the prize exclusive interview on cnn. and when news breaks, we fix it. i mean, the whole thing is to me, how do i, how does that happen with this? this is the 1st time even when they were, even when they made a new show of who they were and they all put it on a show. now, even then you have cnn at visiting egypt and speaking to the leaders of these jobs. so easy it suddenly nothing new. they got a lot of flag for it last time, but in the press you will now see live referred to as ripples. this is an organization that the united states has just confirmed. yeah. these are terrace. these are people who would get you to happen if actuation but suicide bowman and we, we, would he, lucky, honestly, we would that in the level in the f

h t s. have back to the shop. he's a bully. it came to power off by bullying movie, other smaller rebel and jobs as groups. but meantime, meantime this mohammed all gilani this, this leader of you say hi, i thought a lot show i'm good. guess what he just didn't make. he just got the prize exclusive interview on cnn, and when news breaks, we fix it. i mean holder 3. how do i, how does that happen with this? this is the 1st time even when they were, even when they made a new show of who they were and they all put it on a show. now, even then you have cnn at visiting egypt and speaking to the leaders of these jobs. so it's suddenly nothing new. they got a lot of flak for the last time, but in the press you would now see live referred to as ripples. this is an organization to the united states and just the fob. yeah. these are terrace. these are people who would get you to have a infatuated sion with suicide bowman and we, we wouldn't lucky all, honestly we with that in the level in the final days of the battle when the same group

your question about what this really means for h t s, which is definitely um not as aligns not nearly as align with turkey is the s n a. we're going to have to wait and see what h t s is. agenda really is when it comes to the y p g and other elements under the s d f. umbrella. we don't know if h t s and turkey will reach some sort of understanding or not. when it comes to these questions about the white p g group, but time will tell this new transitional government, do we know how it plans to rebuild syria economically as well? you know, the challenge of rebuilding syria economically is extremely daunting. my understanding is that serious g d p contract is something like 80 or 85 percent. since this crisis erupted back in 2011 last year. the syrian economy separate from hyper inflation, many of the sectors, the important sectors and the syrian economy, such as the agriculture, hydrocarbons and really decimated as a consequence of not only the warfare, but also as a consequence of western sanctions that have been pose dunn's, imposed on syria for a number of years. so it's going to be really difficult to rebuild syria. i think the importan

t. s ones have ties to the terra group, al qaeda, but parted ways with them. several years ago to the w correspondent to abraham joins us now from damascus. hello to us. so what does this move by the us mean for syria? well, certainly, if you as serious defacto rebel leaders, this is a step in the right direction. this is, this would be a part of a larger effort to try and bring syria a connected back again with the international community and international organizations. um, they're also calling for the lifting of sanctions on syria, which of been, of course, placed on the former regime due to its involvement and war crimes against its own people. certainly hear from damascus as far as the rebels leaders is concerned. this is one step in the right direction for their country and certainly lends them legitimacy as the defect to leaders of syria and for the united states. as, as to us, the department official said it wouldn't make sense to be sitting with a man on whose head we have a bounty. that would be counter productive at 4 sir. yeah, i'm perfect. it was just the fact that the us s

t. s. lead story. and officials have confirmed 14 of its troops killed in clashes with supporters of hosted president sharp alice up the wherever you're catching the program from today. i run the world. welcome to moscow on the global use round up here on our t international russian foreign ministers. certainly a lot for off. how stated that friends offered to help most school establish a dialog on ukraine. but with i t of its participation. we will do that. let's have defender still, i will not delve into detail not to let anyone down. but several times a french colleagues addressed us via restricted channels to secure channels, offering help and establishing dialogue on the ukrainian matter without ukrainian participation, violating the much daunted principle of the west. you're not a single word about ukraine without you crying. well, we are ready to proceed contacts, we are ready to listen to what they have to say. but at the same time from says being the main champion of sending. so it's so cold, peace keeping troop

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the protesters are reported to have been rallying in support of the h t. s militants, which have taken control of damascus. and the pentagon has openly admitted its ties to the s p. s. and organization recognized as terrorist by turkey. the us and european union underwent legal authority or the international national does of the us have a full semester in syria. i'm sorry. what is the question? what legal authority either national. ready or international, there's the us, how the troop presence, a force poster. we've had a true presence and, and i mean the arrangement there for a number of years. again, we continue to operate with the c s to can to ensure the in, during the few devices. so that has been our mission that has been our mission from, from the very beginning to the power grab, has intensified after h. t. s militants seized control of damascus, and most of the territory. let's take a closer look at who controls what's in syria in the north yellow marks area is held by the us back to s d f, which is allegedly linked to to p p. k. the curtis insurgen

the protesters are reported to have been rolling in support of h t. s, islamists which have taken control of the most of the pentagon has once again, openly admitted helping ties to the syrian democratic forces. a long time, cooperation in the which under what legal authority or the international national does of the us have a full semester in syria. i'm sorry, what is the question, what legal authority either national or international does the us, how the troop presence, a false poster. we've had a true presence and, and i mean the arrangement there for a number of years. again, we continue to operate with the s p s to can to ensure the in, during the few devices. and that has been our mission that has been our mission from, from the very beginning. that's just delve into the bit. the adf is not the only group receiving us support. it's also boxed the highest rear alshaun militants who have seized control of the capital and most of the nation's territory. following the power grub us secretary of state me blinking publicly declared washington support fo

the international community is that the cypress team and russia have been attacking it live providence over the past year. so the local h t s group the higher to for to get assigned melisha. that extreme is, is a mistake stream is, but they are not the hottest because they don't have an international agenda. so these local groups came on, the growing pressure by the population saying that, you know, what are you carrying weapons for it? you cannot stop the sounding by a thoughts and the russians. so they prepared for this offensive for over 5 months . and they waited for a good moment to do so. and this had obviously come when his bona was we can buy these for 80 s strikes and zip on when a rainy and you, being in a dream came on the growing press and press a ever since the war and gaza. and russel obviously is active and ukraine and will probably not leave the front lines. they are to come to defend aside in a level. so this was a good moment for them to advance. they wanted to stop them. i don't think that they planned really to take over and they pulled, they were surprised that the regime basically gave up the city the

however, the outcome of it is that now we have h t s which is international in this the terrace group and all or do you how to groups have ok part the copy. the last almost goes now speaking about this potential deal and we don't know if that's the case. yeah, i remember back in 2013, i spend a lot of time on the ground in cedar. one day is this integration of just began, and at that time there was a clear intention on the part those serious international allies, including a wrong russia to prevent the construct from going down building be on track. and that the intention was clearly absent this time around. why do you think serious elyse.

and they, i, the only to do is that makes them will have to be accommodated by h t s e or h. this is risking a internal fide within its own correlation. and therefore, even most of those on the back of send, the always great speaking to thank you so much for those insights. we get so much now after the fall of the servers in syria, questions has been raised about the status of the hundreds of thousands of syrians who slept the civil war to europe. several governments have already suspended sarah and sound claims, and some say they're planning to deport them to. nobody has been speaking to syrians living, and we're learning together. review on the events of, of the last days, a joy in berlin. on that day, syrians worldwide will never forget the downfall of their regime and the hope for rise of a new syria. berlin, i t engineer my right e o my e and his compatriots, celebrated all matter. you got through to his mom as well. my name with a girlfriend. i caused my mother an issue, but i couldn't speak. i cried and laughed at the same time in the background in my head and when i c

have been tainted by allegations of persistent human rights abuses between 20202022 . h. t. s militants have reportedly continued to engage in violence against civilians. mister gilani school has subjugated and dominated not only civilians in syria. is it the province, but also all the jihad, this in rebels? whoops, key news went to bies and to, to big. he's very clear on that suit, drew enough where your friends for now your designated as a terrorist by the united states, by the united nations, by many governments. and the, this is an unfair categorization. it's a political categorization that has no truth or credibility we haven't posed any threat to the west, no security threat, no economic threats, nothing. we have been criticizing some western policies in the region, but to wage war against the united states or europe from syria. that's not true, of course we know at that good assignment and all of these groups, they're called engines are, you know, tied up. and we know, of course we're that lead. there's no, nothing that can be said about. i'll july the and these groups.

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they only have between 20 to 30000 fighters groups like the estimate of the so the national army and the kurdish s d f. both have more troops on paper. so h t s will have to ship power to some degree simply because they don't have the numbers to run the whole countries themselves. but if that's the case of getting the message across that life is getting back to normal. also means that they need institutions on the side we had was dropping just a short time ago about from the central bank of syria. i talking about the exchange rate of the city and pound to the us dollar and official transactions beginning again in parties that are there are sanctions on syria. it's important for that sort of economy to stop, but also people need money. they need to get that money. they need to be paid from the institutions be they teachers and health service, whether we as a civilian or municipal councils, the money is going to come from some warehouses and we said the prime minister talking about sanctions being lifted and reserves being offered back to syria so they can pay these bills and let people spend their money. yes, and you know, this is the proble

t s. the main group that went in to syria is really in control of all the various factions. as your previous reports have pointed out, there are so many different factions involved here. so many, 6, c, c t s, and you have and they all have their own agendas, and it will there will this interim government be able to be able to hold together till march as an interim government and that remains to be seen. but when you look at the leader of the interim and government of a fellow by the name of alba, sheer his credentials are equally as, as long as he can and, and radical as uh, as you know on a himself. so it's basically what's occurring here. and thanks to both turkey and, and israel is that they basically created. and this is the state within syria. this is what is, this is what it is. this appears to be merging, even though giovanni is giving notions of wanting to reach out to the west. but, but, but their actions speak louder than words and we're not, we're not seeing a leasing some of them us are not seeing this as a whole. so sign. and the reason for israel going into, into syria, that's an invasion,

the protesters are reported to have been rallying in support of the h t. s militants, which have taken control of damascus. and the pentagon has, once again, openly admitted having ties the syrian democratic forces a long time collaboration in the region under what legal authority or the international national does of us have a full semester in syria. i'm sorry. what is the question? what legal authority, either national or international, there's a us, how the troop presence, a false poster. we've had a true presence and, and i mean the arrangement there for a number of years. again, we continue to operate with the s p s to can to ensure the in, during the few devices. so that has been our mission. that has been our mission from, from the very beginning of the s d. f is not the only party receiving us support. it also has the back of hyatt to rear alshaun militants that have seized controlled, damascus. and the most of the territory of following the power grab us secretary of state antony, blinking, declared washington's support for the parent military group

t s. uh i have to rush um is uh, is quite right when he says that the syrian people can sustain another war. i mean, they've had it and they're certainly not going to go to war against israel at this at this stage. on the other hand is rarely so look at the very weakness of the new regime and they ask themselves, well, suppose there are splinter groups a more radical jo, hottest or as long as to who really want to take on israel and inflict some damage on it. or dr draws really blood and that's they have to, they have to take that view i, i would have thought. so what they're doing right now is establishing a buffer zone or extending a buffer zone between israel and, and, and syria in the hope that this will give them some, give israel more strategic deps against these kinds of privatized threats. this is so you what you're saying, that resistance advise trying to cut off has the law from getting it supplies through syria as well. i think that's, that's effectively done. i think what they're worried more about our sunni extremists who want to attack israel now that they've managed to seize

s and other rebel groups have been able to bar and storm and do so quite effectively. can we talk about talk 6, hey um h t s a and homes. you have the free ser armies home area palmera rather. what are we looking at in terms of trying to move into damascus? what do you think the plan is here? it appears to be an in sacrament strategy. and we also have rentals from the southern part of the country in the south west that are encroaching, advancing due north. so clearly, i think if, if anything stands out about the rebel offensive, it's just how meticulously organized it is. how well equipped and well trained, and frankly, how well disciplined the fighters are far more disciplined than the syrian army, and it's counter parts. so really just an over welding lea, impressive military feet, that is caught most analysts admittedly myself included by surprise given the efficiency given the speed and given the fact that so for uh h c s and its uh you know, other groups under its broader umbrella have been quite well disciplined. mister calling cause well disciplined. how have they managed to do this in the last few

well, that's us. took us back militants have taken over the city of man bitch, all the green is controlled by the h t. s. terrace. they continue to seize more territory, leaving destruction in their way recently released for the shows and overtaking and vandalizing. the moslem of the late president hafez assad in car to have in damascus, the hyatt to rear alshaun terrace group has taken over the post president bush all assad's private residence r t obtained this. what it's showing armed man posing for a photo on the buildings roof as they unfurled the militant flag. assad's rest that was likely rated on sunday after the former leader fled syria. the day after a sod was ousted from power s u t. f executive director moore has ms stuff a had a one on one with us. national security advisor jake sullivan to celebrate the success of the american mission ortiz assess scale taylor biggs, into the groups role and resume change in syria. and sometimes the lady rarely dose protests too much mission accomplished. the syrian emergency task force is proud to announce that the aside regime, russia and iran had been of

t s. does have the benefit of, you know, looking at some other experience as you know, countries like libya and iraq and other countries that we, you know, where we seen this kind of in fighting and, and chaos and civil war. and so i think that it can be really important for them to establish inclusivity really from, from the get go your, what specifically can i, can i learn from, from libya, for example, in the full of good faith and, and making sure they don't make the same mistakes or as that that might be night that the most, the single most important thing that i think h t us has to do is that what was the point that i was just making at the end of my 1st response. and that is, uh, create an inclusive form of government, right, if they can bring in the, you know, the kurds, for instance, that they have a massive swath of land and in the northeast. and they've, you know, they want to as kind of an independent state. but if you can bring them into the fold, also you have christian and drew's minorities. you still have a huge all the white community that benefited obviously from the shutt