approach in fighting al qaida differs depending on the region or the motive. qaida a whole generation of americans grew up with these two words engraved in their minds since preschool years two words that have seen hundreds of thousands of u.s. troops fanned out all over the globe with an uncompromising objective to defeat terror. for the past few years one battleground yemen some four thousand troops in the country even now and that's enough for the u.s. to turn a blind eye to schools hospitals and homes flattened by saudi bombs the administration's policy is to focus on ending the war and avoiding a regional conflict countering the threat from the islamic state of iraq in syria in yemen and al qaeda in the arabian peninsula but yemen is just the latest in a sequel which started back in two thousand and one in afghanistan where a force of between two and five thousand dollars to fight has ignited the now infamous war on terror on my orders the united states military has begun strikes against al qaeda terrorist training camps and military installations of the

see it lead to a city of around three million people was seized according the los angeles times by al qaida and their allies back in two thousand and fifteen and represents the last major city held by the terrorists in the seven year long quagmire that has been the war in syria but you'd never know that if you looked at the headlines today from the economist all the way to the new york times they all refer to the forces holding it lead simply as syrian rebels but as journalist rania colic and others have pointed out it's the seventeenth anniversary of nine eleven and the media has honored it by referring to al qaeda as largest affiliate in history and syria said leave as rebels and mourning their looming defeat. so they're all were mourning the before you develop. remember folks the constructed enemy of your propped up and the body is still ultimately your enemy and you would know that if you were always watching. what you did the. real thing was. as you were part of. what it looks like you know that i got. the. welcome aboard to watch the hawks i am tired rolled them to earth and have a fl

believe that those attacks were basically carried out in order to help and give a moral boost to al qaida in it. and as a previous guest told me the israeli military is very advanced the f. force a very experienced so does that mean that if israel should give a response that it was an accident this would be quite unbelievable. no it's utterly unacceptable and no one is going to believe it the there were four planes it was obviously the attack was planned very well before hand israeli regime knew exactly what sort of ships and planes were in the area they were monitoring it i'm sure by the second these pilots knew exactly what their route was they knew exactly where the russian plane was it was obviously in order to protect themselves . and attempt to protect themselves and to put the russians at risk it's clear as day but again i'm sure that in the western media tries to make this some sort of accident but it is utterly impossible for anyone to believe that that's the case they intentionally put russian air force personnel at risk why were israeli army forces striking syrian facilities in

with al qaida back in two thousand. two thousand and three. that they move all over. afghanistan was followed by some sort of quietness in terms of activities but litter actually we see we saw that more of a car that he positioning itself and resuming its actors and the other important media think that we have to keep in mind is that removing an organization. the governance a structure of an organization front to sit is more than adequate there's not in any way in the end that the end of the phenomenon and yet i'm talking about terrorism as a phenomenon that has been actually in the region for a long time so if i think isis is something violent extremism is totally separate thing ok so in my view i don't think this suggests any major conclusions for the phenomenon itself and it doesn't mean that while isis could have probably lost the battle but violent is keystream ism will continue with the iranian mission of the united nations so that basically the the the statement of the survey the annual report by the state depart

see it leave a city of around three million people was seized according the los angeles times by al qaida and their allies back in two thousand and fifteen and represents the last major city held by the terrorists in the seven year long quagmire that has been the war in syria. but you'd never know that if you look at the headlines today from the economist all the way to the new york times they all refer to the forces holding it lead simply as syrian rebels but as journalist rania colic and others have pointed out it's the seventeenth anniversary of nine eleven and the media has honored it by referring to al qaeda as largest affiliate in history and syria said leave as rebels and mourning their looming defeat so now we're mourning the defeat of al qaeda remember folks the constructed enemy of your propped up anime is still ultimately your enemy and you would know that if you were always watching us . this. is. expected to sit. with you that i got. it. wrong.

countries as caleb maupin explains seventeen years ago when america evil had a name and that name was al qaida the united states of america is an enemy of those who weighed terrorists and of the barbaric criminals who profane a great religion by committing murder in its name but that was seventeen years ago and more recent days things just aren't as clear cut in syria as italy a province the terrorist group known as he ought to rear al shaab previously known as al qaeda in syria is alive and kicking now the un special envoy for syria stephan de mistura says that over ten down. as an al-qaeda linked fighters are in the area for a long time the usa has promised that it will separate the moderate opposition from the designated terrorist groups but this separation just hasn't happened and at this point it seems like u.s. officials are focused on raising the alarm about the syrian government's efforts to retake rebel held territories. president bashar asad of syria must not recklessly provance in fact the traffic ministration has already made it clear that if indeed there is a chemical attack they

now is a huge problem it is an al qaeda safe haven right on the border of turkey the un estimates al qaida is fortress manned by at least ten thousand offshoot fighters that's at least twice as many as in afghanistan back at the dawn of the war on terror yet washington is nor nearly as trigger happy as one would expect while we had three meetings in the security council on syria to sternness warnings came down from most members of the security council telling them that not just chemical weapons would be addressed by the united states and our allies but any offensive on the civilian people and lead was going to be dealt with when russia and the assad regime say they want to counterterrorism they actually mean they want to bomb schools hospitals and homes the obama administration had already loosened rules of engagement in the war against islamic state in syria and iraq to permit more killing of civilians in the bombing campaign that the u.s. conducted they expended over one hundred thousand bombs and missiles to destroy cities like rocka and mosul president trump has reportedly loosened the

are giving the authorization for al qaida to use chemical weapons and try and pin it on the government of syria one of the most outrageous claims that that i can think of ultimately if syria is put back together this is the perfect kind of example of a case where the people of syria themselves are going to have to confront what governments did what their government did purportedly in their name the u.n. envoy to syria says that there is a possibility that chlorine could be employed both by the syrian government or by the terrorist group on this or washington on the other hand is already certain who would be to blame if chemical weapons are used in the province. the people of syria have been through too much this is a tragic situation and if they want to. continue to go the route of taking over syria they can do that but they cannot do it with chemical weapons they can't do it assaulting their people and we're not going to fall for it if there are chemical weapons that are used we know exactly who's going to use them through one of the terrorist groups now operating in a deliberate as a

coexistence with terrorists is impossible those are ruled branches of al qaida which we have been fighting since the terror attacks in two thousand and one. all we've seen are the actions of cowards interested in a bloody military conquest of it's a suicide bombing kills thirty two people at a rally in afghanistan against a local police chief while a twin blast in the same province targets school go where during morning rush hour also coming out. a million kaplan's filled the streets of barcelona on the region's national day in a huge show of support for independence from spain. live from moscow this is our change for national welcome to the program. the situation in syria is province most of which is controlled by terrorists has become the focus of the latest un security council meeting. coexistence with terrorists is impossible those are all branches of al qaida which we have been fighting since the terror attacks in two thousand and one and from whom we can expect the worst attacks imaginable. let's not waste time with the december mation distractions and outright lies that the us. regi

and russia over al qaida affiliates there are a verse three of the nine eleven attacks. coexistence with terrorists is impossible those are all branches of al qaida which we have been fighting since the terror attacks in two thousand and one and all we've seen are the actions of cowards interested in a bloody military conquest of a villain. a suicide bombing kills thirty two people are wrongly enough down a stand against the local police chief while the twin blasts in the same province targets school goers during morning rush hour.

and russia over al qaida affiliates there on the anniversary of the nine eleven attacks. coexistence with terrorists is impossible those are ruled branches of al qaida which we have been fighting since the terror attacks in two thousand and one all we've seen are the actions of cowards interested in a bloody military conquest. a suicide bombing kills thirty two people are wrongly enough against the local police chief while the twin blasts in the same target school go as during morning rush hour. almost a million cattle on separatists filled the streets of barcelona in the latest call for independence from spain marks a national holiday commemorating the end of the spanish civil war and seventeen fourteen. just a few moments into our brand new day here in moscow whedon stay september the twelfth welcome to our international. the situation in syria is a dalit province most of which is controlled by terrorists become the focus of the latest meeting at the un security council so mira can bring us the details. well everyone that's currently involved in libya at the moment was

with al qaida back in two thousand. two thousand and three. that they move all of al qaeda and taliban and afghanistan was followed by some sort of quietness in terms of activities but litter actually we see we saw that more of a car that he positioning itself and resuming its actors and the other important media think that we have to keep in mind is that removing an organization. the governance a structure of an organization front to sit is more than adequate there's not in any way in the end that the end of the phenomenon and yet i'm talking about terrorism as a phenomenon that has been actually in the region for a long time so if i think isis is something violent extremism is totally separate thing ok so in my view i don't think this suggests any major conclusions for of the phenomenon itself and it doesn't mean that while isis could have probably lost the battle but violent is keystream ism will continue with the iranian mission of the united nations so that basically the the the statement of the survey the annual re

the country evidence is out we're playing too many games with their card or the because we've used al qaida as the excuse for being there and yet i don't believe that is the case i think we were there for the reasons. it is it's a haven there and we're on their side. the pragmatic reason for this is that. we think al qaeda will help our position the united states position to get rid of assad this is a bipartisan republican and democratic position and it's only individuals like ourselves in the institute for peace and prosperity that are arguing this is totally unnecessary this isn't the first time that the evidence is very clear that we have aligned ourselves with al qaida when we think it's temporarily a benefit to our foreign policy. signed off on tackling alleged foreign interference in u.s. elections which he described as a national emergency on wednesday the president has issued an executive order which focuses on any attempts by individuals all countries to influence the also vote results now the crucial midterm elections in november seen as the primary reason for the audit coming in

are the terror groups and have a probe and so affiliates of al qaida i was on this day in two thousand and one the that organization carried out the most devastating atrocity of modern american history since nine eleven washington's been engaged in a fight against terrorism through intervention around the globe but it seems that mission switched in some countries is kind of morbid no explains seventeen years ago when america evil had a name and that name was al qaida the united states of america is an enemy of those who aid terrorists and of the barbaric criminals who profane a great religion by committing murder in its name but that was seventeen years ago in more recent days things just aren't as clear cut in syria's illit province the terrorist group known as he ought to rear al shaab previously known as al qaeda in syria is alive and kicking now the un special envoy for syria stephan de mistura says that over ten thousand al qaeda linked fighters are in the area for a long time the usa has promised that it will separate the moderate opposition from the designated terrorist groups b

al-qaida is pretty much a force in afghanistan.ve some small cells but nothing on the scale of syria, their biggest operating area. and isis is nowhere near the force that it was and still is to some extent in iraq and syria. gillian: u.s. skeptics and critics of the current administration will certainly say that's due to lack of u.s. leadership. do you agree with that? >> i think it's due to many factors and leadership is probably one of them. the americans have had a leadership role in afghanistan. they basically run the war on the ground to a large extent, although officially it's afghans doing the fighting and americans doing the advising. in a very real sense america runs the war to the extent that it can. the resources are scant. we have 14,000 troops there, at one point there was 140,000. there isn't a lot that 14,000 troops can do to change the situation. leland: as you noted in that interview, so much of senator mccain's legacy is tied up in the war in afghanistan and doing what he thought was right, fighting for what he t

you know bill giuliani was actually a member of al qaeda or a leader of al qaida and are one of the leaders and i consider no terrorism so he was approved and indorsed by also i agree that the leader of al qaeda after osama bin laden and he said this is our branch in syria and those people. you know characterized as a terrorist organization by united states by britain by russia by syria and by everybody so now the problem is how the turks are going to disarm. card actually if you're going to organization and for example how they strip them of all that that that heavy military equipment it is very difficult to tell now but you know. turkey has until tenth of october to do this shop i have my doubts here i don't think a lot of our will actually put down their weapons i don't think they will send their heavy equipment to turkey to be stripped down completely of these weapons in this case you know the would be easily liquidated in the end that action wouldn't accept them because they pose a threat to russia and islamic republics in. dagestan and others so that there is an agreement those people

is affiliated with the taliban and al qaida. trains and flights are being suspended and evacuation warning sent out a. powerful typhoon there are warnings that the weather system could trigger floods and landslides in the southwest of the country. argentina is introducing a series of measures currency crisis the country's currency the. half its value against the dollar this year president. a government by half and says he'll cut public spending. now for weeks the main opposition labor party in the u.k. has been embroiled in a rout anti semitism on to say the party's national executive committee is due to meet to decide on a definition of what exactly anti semitism means now some high profile m.p.'s are calling for their leader the veteran left winger jeremy corbyn to resign currently reports from london. who is jeremy colby is he as his fervent supporters believe the most moral politician in generations a man who spent his entire life campaigning for political justice for palestine or is he as equally fervent opponents allege a

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them in a province labeled terrorist by the international community because of their links with al qaida the smaller groups like hamas the ansari d. and of course you have the military alliance. the biggest military alliance and the main force in this in the silence is the former group known as al nasra front now these groups are supposed to be leaving the demilitarized zone as part of the deal we're hearing the turkish president say that they have begun to withdraw we still have not heard from the sham in fact a few days ago they said that they will be making their final decision. in the coming days whether or not they are going to comply we have heard from the smaller groups like the d.n.a. and. they're saying that we are not going to comply this is an agreement this is a conspiracy rebel group should unite and launch attacks against the government instead but in their statements they also leave room to maneuver and they actually say that we're going to leave it up to our scholars to decide but turkey really is confident that they will be able to implement this deal on the ground that

two thousand and one and nato as well as the afghan government is affiliated with the taliban and al qaida which talk to him is a political analyst based in kabul he has been to get in so many sophisticated attacks and he has been undertaking the most difficult ones and he has been the one behind jeanne just acne in again really creating a lot of headaches for the afghan government and international forces were of course within the college bound ranks he has been seen as a hero during the eighty's as well he was one of those who really needed a lot of migraines and headaches for the russian forces and the kabul administration sort of ending who you are the one thing that you have to add maybe you don't know he's a he's. you know he didn't in the. war that he has meaning is doing the border last for decades the u.n. secretary general has condemned the jailing of two reuters journalists and me and mom and turning to terrorists as the verdict in the case of one lone and it's unacceptable to reporters who are sentenced to seven years in prison after investigating a massacre of ten writing musl

that is of course the group that was formerly known as the nostra front believed to be linked to al qaida that russia and syria call terrorists and as of friday night turkey also added to the terror list alone political maneuvering going on when it's clear that the syrian government says it will take back it province and what kind of shape that is going to take place remains to be seen whether it's a limited offensive but of course the concern remains for the hundreds of thousands of civilians that remain within the province and that are very fearful now of this upcoming confrontation russian forces have begun a week of large scale military and naval exercises in the mediterranean moscow says the focus will be on empty aircraft and empty submarine defense systems it's being described as russia's largest naval deployment in the area since the country's intervention in syria's war three years ago russia is one of the keep backers of syria's president bashar al assad. the kerman says talks to resolve the conflict in eastern ukraine are now impossible after the killing of a russian backed sep

that is of course the group that was formerly known as the nostra front believed to be linked to al qaida that russia and syria call terrorists and as of friday night turkey also added to the terror list a lot of political maneuvering going on what is clear is that the syrian government says it will take back it late province and what kind of shape that is going to take place remains to be seen.

the usa will not abide by the international criminal court those who suspect defacto support for al qaida in syria from the usa along with u.k. may think there is reason for washington to fear international law but the usa is not alone in opposing the international criminal court six other countries oppose the very creation of the i.c.c. saddam hussein's iraq u.s. u.k. backed israel then saudi backed yemen get off its libya. as well as china the fact that obama's usa would not join is perhaps no surprise given his use of drone assassination but what about india going to be something to do with the nuclear armed line of control and disputed kashmir. the sounds of pellet gun shots yelling and smoke from tear gas canisters filled the air in several towns in indian administered kashmir this week muslims are celebrating the eat or festival of sacrifice leaving many streets quiet. not here in shrine. joining me now is the former president of britain's parliamentary group on guys we're lord ahmed boredom and thank you for coming on before we get to the events in kashmir and things are moving fas

syria there are a few things that have all international play is on the same page the fact that al qaida prowse freely through parts of this country is one just like they should know more the debate is about how and who's allowed the terrorists to thrive in syria. over the past decade this surge regimes permissive attitude towards al qaeda and other terrorist groups fed the growth of al qaeda i saw in affiliated terrorist networks inside syria washington pins the blame unequivocally on the force that has spent a large part of the past seven years and lost tens of thousands of men repairing the terrorist onslaught. when peace in syria blew to kingdom come in two thousand and eleven al-qaeda was busy from the get go and given the chance to oust the assad government a fact the us validated itself. al qaeda in iraq supported the syrian opposition from the beginning both ideologically and through the media al qaeda in iraq declared its opposition to assad's government because it considered it a sectarian regime targeting sunni's so let me recap al qaeda supported the syrian opposition washing

this is the group for me there isn't a strong front linked with al qaida both all sides in fact saying that it needs to lay down its arms at the moment from what we understand the group is not willing to do so the iranian minister for foreign affairs says some of the iraqi ambassador to protesters in the southern iraqi city of basra attacked the iranian consulate and we could violent demonstrations to seen several major buildings in the city being set on fire at least twelve people have died the security forces blamed unidentified gunman for the deaths saying bus robbery has more now from tehran. the foreign ministry condemned these attacks and said that the iraqi government needs to find out who is responsible and they demanded the maximum penalty for this crime and they also some of the iraqi ambassador to teheran to protest the burning down of this consulate now the foreign ministry spokesman said that this action was an attempt by overt or perhaps covert actors to try to drive a wedge between iraq and iran and hurt the historically friendly relations that the two countries have enj

however that this organization is part of al qaida affiliated nostromo. despite old allegations we remain committed to liberate all of our territory without concern for the black dinars of terrorists or the fee yeah tricks of their white helmet. with ladies and gentlemen in another episode of the terrorists war on syria since two thousand and eleven. suicide bombings marcus trade to buying my soul rock to be governor eight of some way down in southern syria last july. it is worth noting. that the terrorists behind that attack came from the times of the area where u.s. forces are present a lot of the area has become a safe haven for eisold around minutes those armed groups who are now hiding in the grand refugee camp on the border with children under their protection. of the u.s. forces presence in the area. will be in line with this investment in terrorism and to. in the crisis in syria in the united states who are also supposed to release terrorists from one ton of the prison. send them to syria where they are the effective leader is of the nasr front an

that is of course the group that was formerly known as the nostra front believed to be linked to al qaida that russia and syria are terrorists and as of friday night turkey also added to the terror list a lot of political maneuvering going on what is clear is that the syrian government says it will take back it live province and what kind of shape that is going to take place remains to be seen whether it's a limited offensive but of course the concern remains for the hundreds of thousands of civilians that remain within the province and that are very fearful now of this upcoming confrontation russian forces are beginning a week of launch scale military and naval exercises in the mediterranean sea moscow says the focus will be on anti aircraft and anti submarine defense systems it's being described as russia's largest naval deployment in the area since the country's intervention in syria's war three years ago russia was one of the keep backers of syria's president bashar assad the kremlin says the talks to resolve the conflict in eastern ukraine are now impossible after the killing of a ru

syrians defeat these terrorists in their countries but the united states says iran is supporting al qaida it behooves the united states to say that iran is involved in this because this builds a case against iran even though it makes no sense so the united states reports whatever it needs to report to justify its foreign policy. denmark's state t.v. and radio network a d r has been criticized by the european public service broadcaster alliance over its decision to stop promoting multiculturalism o. or. sit together and we have something of the world about it and everything is fun and like the admin can spoil diarra says that the focus has been shifted to the values of democracy and free speech the broadcaster also says its content will reflect to the country's christian identity the changes were published by denmark's culture or ministry with the support of the parliament and most of that support comes from the anti immigration danish people's party as the second largest political force in the country its has been pursued pushing for this media policy change the party has called on d.r. t

under what he defines as a pretext to fight terrorism and the united nations estimates ten thousand al qaida and almost for terrorists remain in a live province what poses a large threat not only to people living in the region but also to those bordering it last week we reported on the man who lost his entire family in a terrorist chalet after their village was targeted for being christian we're continuing to follow his story. out of this and several days ago a rocket landed in front of my house of. wife and three children died over there i remember how i called home and no one picked up my friends came to me and said run home your family is injured you can on and i came here and saw my mom's terribly wounded and that's what i saw my children i took them to hospital straight away but it was too late so you can all have died. was that you know when they were martyred it was after they took this one belongs to susi the youngest. this was freddy's and this was marie is. this is his bag. he's back. this is stephanie's but. this is maria's bank. this is maria's back. earlier we spoke to journalis

by al qaida and i see it as groups challenges world leaders meeting here of the u.n. fear may take long for. new york. and we will in vietnam are lining up to pay their last respects to the late president as the country begins two days of national mourning trend i died on friday after suffering from a rare virus a state funeral be held on thursday one was widely criticized internationally for his crackdown on political dissent vice president dan nine hundred not ten has been named acting president coming the country's first female leader. yes comedian bill cosby has been jailed for up to ten years for sexual assault he was found guilty on three counts of aggravated indecent assault and april errors on their reports. walking out of a courtroom in handcuffs a fall from grace for a man who once so famous and beloved he was known as america's dad but who would judge now called a sexually violent predator eighty one year old bill cosby sentenced to three to ten years in jail cosby was found guilty in april of three counts of aggravated indecent assault after drugging and s

the terror groups in hama province are affiliates of al qaida and it was on this day in two thousand and one the organization carried out the most devastating atrocity in modern american history but since nine eleven washington's been engaged in a fight against terrorism through intervention around the globe but it seems that mission switched in some countries has been explained. seventeen years ago in america even syria engagement stated there's no hurry so an open ended presence in syria is the new reality despite donald trump's call to get us personnel back home will become another syria like very soon let the other people take care of it. surprise surprise plans on syria once again aren't panning out as expected let's roll back to the beginning of. the syrian uprising seemed simple washington's main goal regime change the plan according to cables published by wiki leaks would lead to the unraveling of threads all over the region including a possible sectarian war that would likely bog down another major adversary eram the full of the house of acid could well the united states ter

dominated headlines last stronghold of jihad it's al qaida rebels and the syrian army was poised determined to win them would have been messy would have drawn the entire world is following our meeting the statement that we're going to make after the talks may bring hope to the region the president of russia and turkey spent almost five hours closer to the way working out a deal that wouldn't plunge into bloody chaos a deal to avert the military. nation a peace deal. we have decided to create a demilitarized zone along the battle line by the fifteenth of october it will be between fifteen and twenty kilometers wide we will move radicalize militants out of the sun and including japan at all missouri. really together with russia we will make maximum effort to get rid of all radical groups from this territory turkey and russia will both patrol this territory to ensure compliance. the gist of it is getting radical islamists al-qaeda in syria for one away from the front lines withdrawing heavy weapons artillery tanks to make sure the fingers don't spark anymore escalations opening up the routes a

he was planning go to syria and join an al-qaida-linked group. he was going to help refugees. no word yet if he will be retried. >>> we are learning new details about a plan accused of killing a sacramento sheriff's deputy in a violent gun battle. 38-year-old lemon-moore is under arrest tonight. the deputies were responding to a disturbance call at a pep boys auto show in rancho cordova yesterday. when they got there the sheriff's department said moore came out and started shooting. two deputies were hit. 27-year-old deputy died from his injuries. the other is expected to recover. a bystandard was hit in the cross fire, moore was shot multiple times by responding deputies and is expected to survive. once he leaves the hospital he will be taken into custody and chargeddism charge -- charged. >>> we need a 408. i have a white female adult ... >> reporter: today, the department showed off the virtual training simulator. it can run trainees through 200 interactive scenarios of suspect confrontations. the tool gives the police instant feedback. tracking rounds fired and where they

stop an assault on it lip which they clearly are then by definition means the isis and particularly al qaida ironically are going to stay in libya if no one attacks them and no one crushes them indefinitely which i suppose by trumps logic means the us will be remaining indefinitely they hope. the greek government is to move around a two thousand migrants from an overcrowded refugee camp called moria on the island of lesbos human rights groups have condemned conditions in the camp highlighting child suicide attempts and rampant crime and according to the latest report from doctors without borders it's children who are suffering the most. we are witnessing people who are trying to suicide. that's a pain and. this containment policy is affecting people's. people and they're destroying their future use our kind of what a lot only our third year would up there are many many. by us also so far violence of course we've consequences mental issues since this time when i was here are we water when we. go in you also be. swallowed by the mahdi army twenty two thousand refugees have arrived in greece si