up against the ultraconservative who was a staunch supporter of the former hard-line president, ahmadinejad. to carry outhani and implement the policies between tehran and world powers. anchor: reporting from tehran. to syria. aid groups are using the cease-fire to get help where it is needed the most. it has displaced half of the population. in, violations threaten the troops. what concerns the opposition is the number of airstrikes in western syria with the air force saying they would ground the fleet and they have not done that. there have been six airstrikes up to twenty.d rumors that some kind of a cease-fire will hold and it creates a space for the united nations to deliver meaningful aid. for the veryance, first time, in describing this brutal civil war, where both sides who have no trust with each other could have some sort of common ground. it has been a russian strategy to use military muscle to force said that it has been it is attacks that have done backedat and russia has iran.rian regime, as has the opposition no longer can win the war. fromter: that is reporting beirut. last

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have been 2200 executions, some of which were public, which is a higher rate than it was under ahmadinejad, his predecessor. in terms of political freedoms in the country, more people have been thrown in jail. journalists have been banned, and newspapers have been closed. lujs minorities have been attacked and kilted. in terms of the economy, there has been no improvement whatsoever to the country. you see now the economy entirely run by the revolutionary guards. over 50% of the iranian economy is run by the iranian revolutionary guards and their institutions. there's widespread corruption going on. these are the revolutionary guards who are interested in filling their own pockets rather than, you know, improving the economy. so i don't see how the outcome of this election could really change the situation in the country when you're basically going to have pretty much the same players who have been running the show in the past years based on the same platforms and the same clerical system. >> if the moderates are set to be sidelined here, as you suggest, what that that mean for rouhani's n

the iranians under ahmadinejad said sanctions have no effect. they have no effect. repeated that for years, and it turned out they did. we work well with the russians, and we work well with the russians despite the fact that we were also beginning to sanction them at the same time. europe deserves, however, a lot of credit because when europe joined us in the energy -- the energy sanctions, that was -- that was a game changer. and it was not clear that they would be willing to do it, you know, in the early days. this started under the -- this whole process started under the bush administration. but under the obama administration, it took off. let's hope that we can succeed, but we've come a long way. >> so, moving from sanctions to a totally different issue. given your role and the effort to close guantanamo, i wanted to ask you a few thoughts on that. the president has made clear from the moment he took the oath of office that closing that facility is a major priority for him, and we're now in his final year in office, and so, he's got a little less -- a little mor