so who's in damascus for us? and we're so you're in the capitol. what's been the reaction there? and you can just explain how worried they are about the potential for this to escalate even further as well. so since yesterday only has these several gatherings. meetings of people here in may at square universe to of damascus students in the morning they were demonstrating. and i guess the rebels and sort of data through with the government as well in me down the district. and also in most of the districts, is that for lots of places, most best squares in, in, in damascus. and i've seen people gathering, attempting in support of the government. the reason for that that, that, that, that the government has the support of the people here, or the people in damascus that are so much, i guess the rebels now is because these reputable woman is being mad by the remnants of the old regime. and many of them people like the deadline or the mix that still have these are meeting the, the rabbits there and they have quite a horrible cool. they have been associated with that choice has been commi

then you have turkey. turkey is in charge of damascus. i live with homes and it's it, and the is right side is not happy with the turkish influence ends on us was so sooner or later we would find success between the interests of turkey and the interests of israel over the most of us. and therefore, we will see what is going to be the position of the trump administration, which i believe was sides with israel. and they will ask for the giovanni forces sooner or later to the of the squares and hit towards valuable data. we have it on the, on the, is complete. the last is a part of the struggle of power in, in the country. and finally, we have the russians, the russians being have made it your presence in the coast and know the otherwise community and other ethnic and religious groups in lot talk. you are calling for russia to intervene in order to save the lives of the otherwise beer. and i would like to give a confirmed information for your respective audience yesterday when to allow me used headquarters to bomb the civilians in law. takia

that whole setup results from damascus. as the sun is about to save over damascus, the world market is bustling. shoppers repeating for them of the where the multiple muslims that we'll see here is that makes a whole percent proceedings. and instead of the this year, the markets are full of goods. so much better than last year, you items from different countries enter the syrian market after the regimes collapse. for the 1st time in over 5 decades, celia is auto observing drama, then we don't separate g. yeah, hi, uh what, so what henry likes to be coming beautiful after the full of the side. the price is too high, but we know the problem so 50 is can't be solved in a day. we hope the new government will rule the country in a much better way. economy pressure is evidence here. many times these are forced to limit these spending to the essentials and that these are rather, there are still hardships. some people are very poor. some items like meat and fish, are so expensive that most people can't afford them. i'm assuming is

it feels incredible. damascus is known for it's wiping into the mother and celebrations. the city comes to live with the festive atmosphere into additions, pass down through generations. city is continued to face a man difficult to make and posting of challenges. but the full of this other game has little to so, so for leave an optimism at the beginning of the month on the streets or see of with people's expressing, behooves, what about the future free from the field of oppression. that's how they find their lives for so long versus have that. i'll just do the damascus. and that's, that's a man as of a put on them. but stay with us. on alex's era, inside story is coming up. the the is had a lot of that will stop by looking at the satellite imagery, east asia. and you can see the development of some fixed cloud across moving parts of china. and that where the system is going to bring some exceptionally heavy rain across the korean peninsula. a bit of a wintery mix to more northern parts of china, and it lost its way further east. bringing some of that winter weather to sou

officials who met outside damascus with smiles. where all those nations, which of rolling out to themselves as the gate keepers of morality, the defenders of human rights, the offices between good and evil. i'll throw it was hora at the ball. bowers c o by side symposium that drove them to speak out and puts you a maximum pressure policy. i am confident that assad's days are numbered. this time for side to get out of the way. tasha has to go present and cited syria has no legitimacy anymore. if you look at what he has done that, he's country to his people, frozen assets, travel bonds, arms and ball goes a show cold on the syrian economy which that 3rd, but 90 percent of the population living below the poverty line. they told us that the sanctions would fill the south side to change his course. will they tell i've shut off the same. we are shocked by the numerous victims in the western regions of syria. we call on all sides to seek peaceful solutions, national unity, inclusive political dialogue and transitional justice. to overcome

i'll just sorta damascus the . now the number of people killed in russian strikes in east and ukraine has risen to 11 the late night attack on the penny and the don't yet screech and has also in to dozens of us. that's why the faces fighting and the 3 year old boy is taking place. russian forces have been making advances, a name to capture the dumbass that's made up of done yet, and little 100 screens to us president donald trump says he's considering imposing more sanctions on russia unless it reaches a seas 5 deal with you cried from play to set a trusted russian president vladimir puts an wanted piece, and that is up to kids to make it happen. for us administration, froze military aid for ukraine last week. off the president for all of them. is it lensky? less the winehouse, without the weapons for minerals deals? cereal and finding it more difficult, frankly, to deal with ukraine and they don't have the cards. they don't have the cards as you know, a meeting and saudi arabia on sometime next week early. and we'

this is heather, i'll just sorta damascus. you and the secretary general has called for an end to the vault and since trust importance of a peaceful, political transition. the secretary general strongly condemns all violence in syria and calls on the parties to protect civilians and cease hostilities. the secretary jones is alarmed by the risk of escalating tensions among communities in syria at a time where reconciliation and peaceful political transition should be the priority. after 14 years of conflict, syrians deserve sustainable peace, prosperity, and justice. mohammed of dollars, executive director at the syria justice and accountability center. he says, deep decisions in the country all revealing themselves in violent outburst. the country is quite divided and that's unfortunate as because you get the different the groups and different ethnic i'm 60 and crowns are on the grounds here and not accepting the government if each other and they're willing to pick up arms on fight against the new government and that's, we've

this is heather, i'll just go to damascus. the us president donald trump says he's considering imposing mole sanctions on russia unless it reaches a seas. 5 deal with ukraine from polite to said he trusted the russian president vladimir foods and wanted pace. that is some kids to make it happen in last week. the us administration froze mitre aide for ukraine, off the president. but all of them is that on sky left, the white house without the lines that ending the war. i'm finding it more difficult, frankly, to deal with you. great. and they don't have the cards. they don't have the cards as you know, a meeting in saudi arabia on sometime next week, early and we're talking would i find that in terms of getting a final settlement, it may be easier dealing with russia, which is surprising because they have all the cars admitted and they're bombing the hell out of her right now. and then put your statement in a very strong statement. can do that, can do that. try that, would try to help them. and ukraine has to get on the ball and

and in may of squared, which is a census wedding, damascus. and also on friday in the morning that see the students of damascus university coming together, protesting the rebels and solving the sort of benefits with the government. so here the main issue is that those who are leading the rebels are the senior members off the old regime. so that's why they do not have the could i have the ability among people and many people are associated with them with the mass murder that is with the mass killings, with the pros, would be with the master because it had been committed in the last 14 years so in that sense, they're not worried that these, the, these leaders of the rebels are going to really create a strategic tract for the country for the long term. however, having said that, there is one concern both. this is being audited by the officials here and also when you talk to domestic people here, those are seeing that this country celia has suffered from the security of the test in the last 14 years. and they're afraid of these ongoing passion, on

i'll just go to damascus. the food and fuel stokes are running low and gone, so israel has blocked all supply since amount of tearing 8 for 6th day. it has ignored coal, so that aided palestinians living and make sure felt as a struggling with song and cold rain is wes thing. and living conditions are char t says trucks loaded with food, medical supplies, and shelter. scheduled to arrive in the coming weeks have been stopped by as well. you have 10 minutes to say blocking humanitarian aid to a civilian population may bother its international humanitarian. more money, monthly reports, for the temporary sheltering goals. a city in the north of the strip. but this has a quite a while to get to this tent camping the hard. those guys are city. this is to be put. busy the stadium, to turn largely into a 10 sites for many of the displays palestinians returning to garza and the northern part of this trip. many of the people here are forced to live in these tents or outside of the vicinity in more of a temporary shelte

okay, thank you so much, russell russell, set up for us there in damascus. the, the food and fuel stocks are running low and gaza with israel has blocked all supplies and humanitarian aid for a 6th day. it is ignore the coals to lit. i didn't have a son in sleeping and make shift shelters struggling with hunger and cold and rain as we're sending the living conditions. the charity care says trucks loaded with food, medical supplies, and shelters scheduled to arrive in the coming weeks, have been stopped by his room. your opinion, minutes is blocking humanitarian aid to a civilian populace. may violate international humanitarian floor. hunting, mach moved reports from a temporary shelter in kansas city in the north of the strip. so let's do guys a quite a while to get to this tent camp in the heart of the gaza city. this is to be put. busy the stadium to turn largely into a 10 sites for many of the displays, palestinians returning to gauze and the northern part of this trade. many of the people here are forced to live in these tents or outside of the vicinity

best will set the reports on damascus. government forces in vehicles and parents will enter the costs of cities in northwest and syria wants to the hot land of the also president specialist that had been before the 2nd security office . some of the worst violence says default of the former reduce on thursday fight as loyal to us at katy. those coordinated attacks on checkpoints, security, convoys and military positions. security forces say they help was the fight, this to the outskirts of top to send the attack. yeah, the government has impose a curse. you close the rules to the area and sent in the force. many, many set off for the most indigenous. i live the be this convoys to support our brothers and the general security director it on the syrian coast. any group that operates outside the law will be dealt with with an iron fist. we have them and how the this all of those of people civilians as well as for them and members of the south redeem. and the families took refuge as rushes him in a base in the pack. yeah. many clutching the belongings with no obvious place to shelter. hund

this is have that's just 0, damascus. right, well or so is life for us in serious capital, damascus or so what's the latest in terms of the financing, especially where you are well, the, it's the, the new admin. it's in this 5 to 9. that is, the skirmishes the crashes in the capital of damascus. and the company is 2nd largest city at 4. so yesterday, last night. sorry, a group has thrown a good in great need on a security check point. the mask has been met the district which is very much close to wherever you are doing. i was, i live report now and that is not happening quite often sees the photo for should have said, this is the 2nd time. there is an attack on the security forces and also last night the has been in the tackled s. yeah. the code despite the is in the email that was issued with the district on the security forces. check points should be at the stake in the north, and if i level majority of the population is good, as the of steve is in the, is in the control. and now the script, the forces see that they hav

i've also heard from our brothers in damascus, representatives of the new a lead is in damascus. the method was very important. thank you very much and excellent. say for having gus will having an organizing this meeting so that as well that within the government, we look forward to working hard within the complete called the nation to finalizes dash. thank you very much. the end of the semester and that we're good this media and the press paper business. this was the case, i guess the only thing very much the hospitality of our damien, the colleague, which is it has started meeting because we are the neighboring countries of syria. we are 5 companies we met in the day to talk about some of the problems of the regions, chronic problems and ways of salting out these problems in order to achieve some progress. so our meeting wasn't bolton's based on 3 plus 3. we in the meeting with, there's a been in for the most the, most just from iraq and syria. and we've gone from then assess it date of forming a making, making this them in this regard. we need to give them momentum to ways of

but nothing compares to london removing sanctions on damascus. the very same day stories from an attack just started a matching. it turns out that depravity has a look and it's not just the slow trips, in essence, it's reward to the people committing the slaughter in real time. and why? why? because politics and pounds come before people every single time in the right legal framework with the right safe guards in place. the sanctions could be amended for international companies to go back in. syria is well not pull home $28.00 and a half trillion a cubic feet of natural gas and a few $100000.00 barrels of oil daily. just wait, say to be tapped by willing players. is not a coincidence that the sanctions lifted by the e u. u. k on switzerland affecting the energy sector. all that is a hot topic for visiting delegations. it's not just about business though. i should as rise was a blow to put to a power need when they just conte deliver in ukraine. shut as rise has given as are all symbol breathing labs in the golan heights. i'm festival, i've said a

and in may of squared, which is a sense of squared in damascus. and also on friday, the morning that i've seen the students of damascus university coming together protesting the rebels and solving the sort of benefits with the government. so here the main issue is that those who are leading the rebels are the senior members off of the old regime. so that's why they do not have that could have the ability of most people and many people are associated with them with the mass murder that is with a mass killings, with the process of the, of, with the master. because it have you committed in the last 40 years. so in that sense that nothing. what did that they did that this was the rebels are going to do to create a strategic draft for the cause of the, for the long term. however, having said that, there is one concern both this is being audited by the officials here. and also when you talk to domestic is people here. those are seeing that this country celia has suffered from the sick daddy intentions the last 40 years. and they're afraid of these ongoi

this is heather, i'll just go to damascus. you and the secretary general has called for an end to the violence and stress, the importance of a peaceful, political transition. the secretary general strongly condemns all violence in syria and calls on the parties to protect civilians and cease hostilities. the secretary jones is alarmed by the risk of escalating tensions among communities in syria at a time where reconciliation and peaceful political transition should be the priority. after 14 years of conflict, syrians deserve sustainable peace, prosperity, and justice. the us president donald trump's, because he's considering large scale sanctions on russia, and so the cx, 5 we ukraine, is reached. however, how is the late to trump said he trusts russian president vladimir putin and it's up to key to make peace. last week, the us, the ministration froze, ministry aid for keith of the present. the bottom is lensky left the white house without a deal and defending the will of finding it more difficult, frankly, to deal with you.

but also in other areas to come to side of homes of the hama and even in damascus. so we're really critical point now in, in terms of the future of a syria that has been some international reaction to the rising. the protests have been condemned by the saudi arabia of coal is a key allies of i was sure our list price that simple to his government, while others of including russia of appeals to call. we're concerned about the shop deterioration of the situation in syria. in this critical circumstances, because of all the sorts of sarah and latest capable of influence into further development of the situation on the ground to do their utmost to put them down to the bloodshed as soon as possible and to prevent civilian casualties with trust at all. say, said, have influence on the situation and syria will contribute to its normalization when this leaves, nobody quite knows at this stage. but many people are talking about the poconos ation of syria. they're looking to the north, which is logic controlled by to the, the serial national army and various is the most malici

well, he's a put the is ready on the on stand by an awesome to prepare to enter the damascus, come to side under the pretext or protecting the trees. can even see that, although many of saying that this is simply a ruse and an excuse for the syria to occupy more or more of the syrian parent, she now, this is certainly the biggest test of the, i'll show out a government and they're all serious is the country, the latest, and it's a civil war. well, interestingly enough, israel's defense minister has slammed damascus for committing atrocities against civilians. and the nation was newly to isn't folding any one with his makeover in western p. come pain. algio and he took off his got to be put on a suit and presented a moderate facade. now he has removed the mask, revealing his true face a g hottest terrorist from the outside of school, committing atrocities against the, our white civilian population. we will insure the southern syr remains demilitarized and free of threats, and we will protect the local drew's population. anyone who harms them will face our response. for them i colleague

and all that is rest we'll set about for the latest live in damascus. well, joining us here on the studio, assign a lottie on professor of public affairs and director at the center for as long and global affairs at stumble, design university. it was great to have you with us on the challenges here in this town. and so we would just hearing from our correspondents in damascus that one of the rebel leaders has course in the escalation, what are the prospects for that at the moment? but really depends whether they are working alone or they're working on behalf of a foreign government or foreign forces. because if we look at the situation, it is who benefits most from the instability and the lack of security in syria. and since the beginning, since, even before the essence of gene fell in on december 8th, it was is what it was trying to take advantage of the weakness of the state of the determination and security. it has occupied almost $450.00. so it cannot the square, it has a cold for the establishment of at least a dual state, if not the state, then a c

there is a sole source or a restore you'll join us from damascus. so look, this is, this is really interesting. this is happening in the talk, which was an aside stronghold aside is now gone. but the regime forces there were attacked by loyalist. what else do you know, can you fill in the blanks of the story or indeed, so on thursday, required. so early in the morning when the security forces were heading to the town of that. yeah. to get someone who was wanted. so and where they were to come back to the oppression that came on the attack. there was an ambush by the remnants of the old regina, but that ambush followed by more ambitious in several locations. and as a result, more than 15 security personnel had been killed by the loyalist or the redeem. so soon after that you're seeing that some speed, it was the lease by the the, the officers of the world of the gym by some of the senior commandants such as nick said, uh huh. for the general of the old redeem the the deadline saying that they have formed, i mean, if it costs so definitely within the

moving quickly enough to prevent fluids, that escalation, this was had the, which is 0, damascus. as we have mentioned, tell tooth is one of the coastal cities cooled off in the vines. he'll do, there is a hush, st. this update from there. this is the 3. it's, this is the main streets of a talk to is and as you can see now, the security forces are preparing to initiate a security operation older to proceed all these subs remnants and, and then a place where they refuse to disclose. but as you can see, that huge preparation so many numbers were assembled and. busy also they, like minutes ago, a security source just told, i just, you know, i, that's a one person that was killed into was injured by a hitch and run a truck was conducted in the road between homeless and ben. yes, that's why the security forces he and it's also was improvements and all the profiles of the at a cost spots of syria. there were some parts of c, r, a at preparing to uh, looking after these security breaches and also, uh, pulling up all these headphones. and as i said, they are applying this hedge. and one s

the latest wayland has brought close into the space of damascus. i live for you supported the government, but i haven't been on the, on a lot of the challenge though to based on division what separation and d stabilization of the state to best. because we have not been broken for 14 years, had the highest level in the capital, damascus, present the setup, or the fighters to lay down their arms last week at the city. as at the national dialogue and pliers and inclusive political process. but it's a complex process that includes the costs of the ation between fractions groups. this interest at terrorism has been a long time ago maintenance items that is predicted as some times out of the price is that the new government under about shala's money just, you know, says until now let's say now using this phone, they need to respond to. so i asked the lady to show that they all want john to do so without aging the hour. the surgeon environments put it as a major tennis for the new government and business questions about whether the transition process is i

we've lanterns, it fills incredible. damascus is known for its web it into the mother and celebrations. the city comes alive with the festive atmosphere into additions, pass down through generations. city is continued to face. amend this economic and political challenges. but the full of the southern team has built a sense of relief and optimism at the beginning of the month done, the streets are filled with people's expressing. behooves, what about the future? free from the field of oppression? that's how they find their lives for so long. there's a said that i'll just say to the mass, cuz the federal work is in the united states are expected to receive a 2nd email, asking them to describe their accomplishments, the white house as the necessary to monitor work of productivity. the government is making sweeping costs to the federal workforce, putting some agencies on a business and severely reducing others out. is there a real red old spoke to a us for a service scientist about how it impacted him to see what the various, let's use the hanging there like type becoming a for service bio

this is sad that i'll just go to damascus. i'll just arrows i'm, i'll have sent us this update from top to this is the good news 3. it's, this is the main streets of, uh, delta. and as you can see now, the security forces are preparing to initiate a security operation order to proceed all these subs remnants and, and then a place where they refuse to disclose. but as you can see, that huge preparation so many numbers were assembled and. busy also they like minutes ago, a security source just tool, but i just, you know, i, that's a one person that was killed into was injured by a hitch and run a truck was conducted in the road between homeless and ben. yes, that's why the security forces he and it's also was improvements on, on the performance of the, at a cost spots of syria. there were some parts of c, r a and preparing to uh, looking after these security breaches. and also following up all these headphones and as i said, they are applying this hits and one side which makes, makes it very difficult to disagree with the proces

this is sad that i'll just go to damascus. the russian strikes on the east and ukraine have killed at least 14 people, including 5 children, 8 residential buildings with damaged, and the ballistic missile attacks from the, the net screeching. some of the fists is fighting since russians invasion in 2022 has taken place the most coast as forces of re taken street villages. ukraine seized in rushes cross creek and charles prophet. hence this report now from keith . another nights of death and destruction across the east and in some great crate in all. he says this burning residential building is one of a number of blocks of flats fixed by russian drones and ballistic missiles. in the town, it's built for p don't exclusion. people who have died here a room in my neighbor from that department. and in the 4th block of the building to prepare the i had a population of 28000 before the war. most people have fled as russian forces have gradually advanced around the strategically important town of book cross, which is around 20 kilomet

and is the reason for that much mixing outside of the city such as you have damascus level. and in this scenario, us also, and this um the h t s e, as in like the form of president bush, all a sudden that say they, they will test for my knowledge. they have the respect for me, i know is, is all that they understand is the power and force. and what we're seeing now is the consequence, the consequences. you could have been full cost and was full cost. and now it is transpiring and the streets and serial once again, flooded with blood. and to a webinar now, the country has been left to scarred by previous, bombardments from is rarely forces the idea as insisted as only target it has the military sites. but the reality on the ground reveals a different story as are to steve sweeney reports in southern lebanon, just weeks after attentive seaside with as well. the scales of destruction becomes more power into the state policies, as well as less than the whole site of the south with the targeting of heritage and religious sizes to cry by the government as a war crime. what you can

save over the damascus. the world market is bustling shoppers prepared for them of the month for muslims that we'll see is that makes the hopes of resilience. and instead of the this year, the markets are full of goods so much better than last year. you items from different countries enter the syrian market after the regimes collapse. for the 1st time in oversight decades, syrians auto observing drama, then without sandra g. yeah. hi, uh what, so what henry likes to be coming beautiful after the full of a side. the price is too high, but we know the problems of 50 is count. be solved in a day. we hope the new government will rule the country in a much better way. the economy pressures are evidence here. many companies are forced to limit their spending to the essentials and that these are rather, there are still hardships. some people are very poor. some items like meat and fish, are so expensive that most people can't afford them. i'm a serious let me do this challenging transition period. the spirit of, fr

this is sad that i'll just go to damascus. the series of brush and strikes on the east and ukraine have kills it. please. 14 people, 8 residential buildings were damaged in the attack and the donuts region in west and ukraine. some of the fastest splicing since russians invasion in twins, 2 twins, 2 is taking place in the region and most go says it's full series of retakes and 3 villages that ukraine is seized and rushes cost. gratian gels drops the reports from keith or another night of death and destruction across the east. and then some great ukrainian army says this burning residential building is one of a number of blocks of flats age by russian drones and ballistic missiles in the town of don't for freely and the don't exclusion on friday night people who have died here a room in my neighbor from that department, and in the 4th block of the building to prepare the i had a population of 28000 before the war. most people have fled, as russian forces have gradually advanced around the strategically important town of port cr

and is the reason for that much mixing outside of the city such as, you know, damascus level and the new scenario. us also and this um the h t s e, as in like the former president bush, all a sudden said they would test for me. i know is, is they have the respect for me. i know as the sun is that power and doing fluids. and what we see now is the consequence, the consequences due to put a be full cost and was full cost. and now it is transpiring. and the streets in serial, once again, flooded with blood and to 11 and now the country, it has been left scarred. why a previous bombardment from is rarely for us. it's the idea of insists, is it only, it's only target, it has the military sites, but the reality on the ground video is a different story. is our teen steve sweeney. it reports of southern lebanon, just weeks after attentive seas file. it is well, the sky, it is a destruction becomes more power and is each day policies as well as for us, an old site is the south with the targeting of heritage and religious sizes described by the government as a war crime. what you can see behin

is there any chance robert, the you will change as soon regarding the leadership in damascus. they may end up destroying some statements if it becomes apparent that they're not going to be able to deny what has happened here and blame it on a former elements of the syrian governments of the passes here in arab army. so there may be some weak statements which coming up alternately, their policy is one of dividing syria, destroying syria and ensuring that syria is weak. it's not independent. and that is their agenda. it's been their agenda from day one. and that's why not over the years in union with the united states and others have poured in hundreds of billions of dollars worth of support in order to talk. ready the former syrian government, it was never about violations carried out by the former syrian government. they didn't care about that. they cared only about their own geo political. ready names, and this is why we see this, these double standards, the end of the day. take politics out of it. these are a civilian massacres. they need to be conduct. yeah, i could come, i

and the government zip is in damascus is called hunting. this because we have seen was over on the ice, the entering into the, into a type of tools coming from virginia, the tech fee, the functions that had slipped to the people in virginia. they entered with us because i was, we see the, with the team particular fiction team. we entered we stem and we the, i heard them saying one of my production team the from what i. and then he told them from web and they said the name it's ethics healy to each of the really a section on some of the adults deeded. and then he told him from where the annual coming, he said we are coming back from slaughtering, and then they would when come on to any cause of the government forces. so the government of wealth was the government of welcome these minutes and factions, who as you said, you would just back from slaughtering innocent civilians, mother superior to just one quick. last question. if i'm a and i'm so grateful for your time today, you said that you're calling on the international community for helpi

the gone fire could be heard in damascus. i bid the scenes of protects the that's as demonstrate as the decline the attacks on the minority, la white community kaiden's face to face with counter demonstrators for test as we're seeing, raising band, as with slogans that read against this victory n. as in syria is for everyone and no to fall right into venture among other rights ups that we've heard from local calling for unity. there is no such thing as taking revenge or reclaiming rights by force. there is no such thing as selective and vengeful justice. we must turn to the law. we want to state a civilized state, a prosper state, a state of equal citizenship for all syrians, a state we can be proud of, not one we are ashamed to be part of a whole new. i am here to say that we don't be here for the same go to say that we must stop this bloodshed. we must stop this killing. we must all stand together as one people, even if just once up to 14 years of destruction and displacement. we are united to now to months. the russian tro

it feels incredible. damascus is you know what it's wiped into the mother and celebrations. the city comes alive with the festive atmosphere into additions, pass down through generations. city is continued to face a man difficult to make and pull, think of challenges. but the full of this other team has been all the social police and optimism at the beginning of them. i've done the streets or see of with people's expressing, behooves, what about the future free from the field of oppression that to define their lives for so long. there's a said that i'll just do to the mass cuz i still head here now the 0. the yeah. that's, i'm on the appliances breaking the poll. vote will record a game details coming up. as for the, as the cost of oh, celebrates the 25th anniversary of nato's intervention that ended the fighting between the serbian and cause of albany and force. we were meant to be completely ethnically, cleanse people are power, examines the post for landscape and present the challenges for the regions youngest country. this is a vibrant nation state that is alive today be

this is sad that i'll just go to damascus. the series of russians trying so nice and ukraine of killed at least 14 people, 8 residential buildings were damaged in the attack and they did that screeching in west and ukraine. some of the fits is fighting since russia's invasion in 2022 is taking place in the region. amongst go sizes, forces of re taken 3 villages. ukraine seized and russia's ca, screeching, child stratford, his report now from cave another night of death and destruction across the east, and then some great ukrainian army says this burning residential building is one of a number of blocks of flats age by russian drones and ballistic missiles. in the town of built for p don't exclusion on friday night, people who have died here are women, my neighbor from that department and in the 4th block of the building. to prepare the i had a population of 28000 before the war. most people have fled, as russian forces have gradually advanced around the strategically important town of port cross, which is around 20 kilometers

and he is struggling with severe hardship. wrestle says that reports from damascus. as the sun is about to step over damascus, the world market is bustling. shoppers repeating for another month for muslims. tactless fear is that makes the hopes and proceedings. and the extent of the this year, the markets are full of goods so much better than last year. you items from different countries enter the syrian market after the regimes collapse. for the 1st time in over 5 decades, syrians auto observing drama, then without the south regina? yeah. hi. uh what, so what henry likes to be coming beautiful after the full of the side. the price is too high, but we know the problems of 50 is count, be solved in a day. we hope the new government will rule the country in a much better way. the clinic pressures are evidence here. many companies are forced to limit their spending to the essentials and that these are rather, there are still hardships. some people are very poor. some items like meat and fish are so expensive that most people can't afford them. i'm a serious, let me do t

he says, despite promise was from damascus to end. the violence of tax continued targeting entire families and villages. and his voice, by the way, has been changed for his protection. and there was other classes between uh, also boilers and the teachers with ministration. because of disclosures, lawyer was pointed with ministration teams and masks of numbers from the other settings before it shouldn't the hundreds if like the dodgers, there's families with golf competition. you please just started going into the privilege of furnished by the new child swells due to old men, women and children. so the powerlessness folder or money, or the state because the front of duplicate the to do was massacres, happened in the suburbs of the fall semester. to go up on y'all's also be have to do. they have uh too many of them. they also bring to the look on the, on the words of the other subjects they have to do something for me is there's no way you can start to look at your industry goals, where everyone was to, to come out of that house. is it

i've been in damascus. i've been in garza, i've been in cookie, ends on the front lines of ukraine, russell and, and all those places. i've seen those agencies, you know, they're members of stuff going out towards the sound of gunfire in order to try and protect those who are afflicting it. so my hope is that work will be present. let's wait and see. of course, the look of international a given by governments has not just given for any old reasons as a soft power, a reason for it, but the words of the executive order that came from the u. s. on january the 20th. it's the policy of the united states that no further us for an assistance she'll be dispersed in amount of, it's not fully aligned with the foreign policy of the president of the united states. does that? what are you countries and people who are in some ways don't friendly with us, they won't get any help whatsoever. so again, let's wait and see. i'm not here to be a spokesperson for the, for the us government, but i'm going to impact is your job.

and so i went through homes and ed live and i level a level and damascus. i saw myself the scale of, of what's required. of course, you've also got hundreds of thousands of people in neighboring countries and beyond as well, to most of whom want to return as soon as they can. there's some big immediate turn objectives. clearing the unexpected ordinance. many people i spoke to said they couldn't go home until these bombs have been played from the land feeding many of those on the move again, shelter, metz, and. but there's also a huge reconstruction project ahead of us. and that was a big part of my conversation with the can't take a author ortiz, including with the case i can lead show in damascus. he's very, very focused on getting the power plants moving, getting electricity, finding ways to help people rebuild their lives and their livelihoods. one of the problems with the things we're talking about now, which is so important, is that they are overshadowing other things that are below the radar. yes, we cover the situation. and so don, in the democratic