and the rebels are pushing into aleppo again. by sunset nine dead over one hundred civilians injured. now most of those rebels are tied to the al qaeda linked al nusra a terrorist group but let's focus on those weapons that they used robert fisk an investigative reporter was able to trace those weapons back to that very factory in bosnia he was able to get a hold of the factories logbook and getting in touch with the former weapons control director the director recognized his signature in the logbook and from there was able to determine who the buyer was it's a warranty for the hundred twenty millimeter shell this is standard it went to saudi arabia it was posts of a supply of five hundred moves as i remember the saudi shipment well the saudis came to a factory to inspect the weapons at the beginning of the. twenty sixteen but the response from saudi officials was pretty much a denial they said that the investigation was vague and undefined however their response seemed pretty vague as well saudi arabia is a leading voice within

that the iranians took aleppo in 2016. the russian government had a major contribution in the attack and aleppo. which information is true or are russians have the it isis orsyria, is opposition or everybody? >> i did not discuss the aleppo campaign. russia was critically important for the efforts of the pro-regime forces to defeat the operation -- opposition. the aerial campaign that russia led targeted non-isis forces. attacked the american supported forces. they presented its limit to the rest of the world that either you support groups like isis and jihadists. that was the initial strategy. now they are going against isis area thataptured an from isis. initially, russia was targeting american supported rebel groups and rebel groups supported by other countries in turkey. they pivoted and were attacking groups that are jihadist in nature. that is my understanding. i hope that answers the question. question. we have time for another question? are we finished and we have one more? we are finished with questions. a 15 minu

the jordanian iraqi border in syria joining me now via skype from aleppo in syria's far as she hobby he is syria's member of parliament for aleppo and chairman of the syrian federation of industry fires thanks so much for coming back on before we get on do the british bombing of your country what hopes do you have and what does the syrian government think about the trumpet in talks on the sixteenth i understand the russian foreign minister as a good lover of saying that southern syria may come up yes we hold we really hope they're wrong and it's really realize that their presence in syria is it legal and they're not really providing an event benefit to anyone. as a matter of fact they are not only escalate mr way should this this military base or any military base nato military base in syria is illegal it goes against international law they're not here on that any mandate from the united nations so basically they're on a form of illegal occupation this is this is the anglo-american backed and norwegian backed base in iraq by and i want to get to that in a second but i'm going to ask

what was going on in aleppo before you and your family decided to leave what do you remember about that period of time and your wife. suddenly. made it look better plan than. seven the place should have been. the limit. so two thousand and twelve at the border of jordan and syria can you remember what the border was like at that time and have the suburbs. where you allow them to go and i'd be happy. to said adam cohen either he left home that's not life. yet he had nick and. make the move ahead. with. better. no one to move them in and a month to come and some of the second that was. going to be any of my looks like the model. and i believe in the side of. that and a synonym of the make the most i can feel the father buffy had. the linen. balance . but in truth on how to clinton. why do you think your family was the last family to leave you know a little amendment and ribs and how that is and not one of the few said by then the multiple am in a meeting want to play anyway and never brought a woman the custom of them that. made the loan and leave it. what do you remember about the day th

details of the collective self-defense bombs dropped on syria emerged the member of parliament for aleppo why the british government is once again bombing in the middle east without permission and tens of thousands marched for l.g.b. t.v. last equality in london today for the annual pride parade as the u.k. really won the war against prejudice we speak to a war veteran who made headlines for intervening in a homophobic attack on a bus in central london sixty years since she lived in a neat old working class issues center stage in a taste of honey cannes film festival winner in the degree working class heroine. who played the baton like her in dr zhivago oliseh more coming up in today's going underground but first arguable breaks it's chaos continues like relief though may be provided by ukrainian president petro poroshenko being hosted by the e.u. on monday in brussels and who is according to people who opposed those quazi nazi bannock areas in the streets of kiev he is in power because of american diplomats they apparently glued ukraine together after overthrowing its government and enjo

the syrian government is accusing israel of bombing a military position in aleppo province the state media said an airstrike took place close to the military airport just east of aleppo city but that damage was negligible the syrian observatory for human rights says pro-government fighters were killed the previous suspected israeli attacks have occurred in the south of the barman says north as aleppo a rare in france won the second world cup championship on sunday they ended croatia's dream in moscow with a four to win it was croatia's first time as a world cup finalists. russia has officially passed the world cup hosting duties to cover for the twenty twenty two games carter will be the first middle eastern country to host the tournament right now with other headlines on al-jazeera but i'll have another full news bulletin for you in just under thirty minutes coming up next though as inside story thank you for watching. on counting the cost why china wants an expanded economic role in the middle east we'll look at which countries are leading the way in innovation plus safe parents of

collective self-defense army f bombs dropped on syria emerged we asked the member of parliament for aleppo why the british government is once again bombing in the middle east without permission and tens of thousands marched for l.g.b. two blocks of quality in london today for the annual pride parade as the u.k. really won the war against prejudice we speak to a war veteran who made headlines for intervening in a homophobic attack on a bus in central london last sixteen years and she lived in a neat walled working class issues center stage in a taste of honey ham film festival winner and legendary working class heroine rita touching him who played the baton like her in dr zhivago told us of all coming up in today's going underground but first arguable breaks it's chaos continues like relief though may be provided by ukrainian president petro poroshenko being hosted by the e.u. on monday in brussels and who is according to people who opposed those quazi nazi bannock areas in the streets of kiev he is in power because of american diplomats they apparently glued ukraine together after overthro

the when you think of home of aleppo tell me some of the special memories that stick in your mind. or forget. what am i have had some of and second left out of. this. and. what was going on in aleppo before you and your family decided what do you remember about that period of time in your life. much in the middle of the city bertie suddenly. made it look like a city better plan than. a sudden oppression of billiton have helped him with. the limb they own when. that stops eleven. so twenty twelve at the border of jordan and syria can you remember what the border was like at that time and have the suburb. lived and i'd be happy. to visit adam cohen idaho must look like homelessness like. you had licked and. make that only. tell you to make. better. you know a cinema homicide in thailand a month at the moment that i have some of the second month of the show you don't. look like them. going and had any of my look like that model or had their mug of them in the side of the does that on a synonym of the make the must i can feel the father buffy had that sonic of blood the linen legged bl

bombs dropped on syria emerged we offer the member of parliament for aleppo why the british government is once again bombing in the middle east without permission there's tens of thousands of votes for l.g.b. to gloss equality in london today for the annual pride parade as the u.k. really won the war against prejudice we speak to a war veteran who made headlines. intervening in a homophobic attack on a bus in central london last sixteen years and she lived in a neat walled working class issues center stage in a taste of honey cannes film festival when you're in the degree working class heroine rita touching him who played the baton like her in dr zhivago oliseh more coming up at today's going underground but first arguable breaks it's chaos continues light relief though may be provided by ukrainian president petro poroshenko being hosted by the e.u. on monday in brussels and who is well according to people who opposed those quazi nazi bannock areas in the streets of kiev he is in power because of american diplomats they apparently glued ukraine together after overthrowing its governmen

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close to the main military airport just east of aleppo thirty but that damage was negligible the syrian observatory for human rights says pro-government fighters were killed or previous suspected israeli attacks have occurred in the south of the barman says north as aleppo a rare in france won the second world cup championship on sunday they ended croatia's dream in moscow with a four two when it was croatia's first time as a world cup finalists. russia has officially passed the world cup hosting duties to cover for the twenty twenty two games carter will be the first middle eastern country to host the tournament right now with other headlines on al-jazeera but i'll have another full news bulletin for you in just under thirty minutes coming up next though as inside story thank you for watching. on counting the cost why china wants an expanded economic role in the middle east we'll look at which countries are leading the way in innovation plus safe parents of course one of the world's most profitable and widely used list goes on. counting the cost. what should the world expect from the t

terrorist held east aleppo they've returned they're coming back they are returning from europe in some cases this is been documented so this is already this trend is already happening the fact that the united states and russia are going to cooperate in this way means that we could actually see a meaningful cease fire hold what you have to look out for is in the past when this was threatening to take place we had all the sudden some incident on the ground and also in the white helmets would arrive with their cameras to film i'm talking about the u.n. aid convoy in the fall of twenty seventeen that's or twenty sixteen those are the sort of incidents that you can be aware of that would sort of sculptor any international multilateral cease fire effort that's been getting in the way in the past i'm hoping many people are hoping that this is something that will be resolved by the united states and russia cooperating in this way. right now the media's reaction to news he that the us authorities have charged a russian woman with spying all that another news right after a short break. with . tr

i have to tell you whenever food aid was brought into east aleppo the white helmets and the rebels would take it all for themselves they give us nothing not even bread . they have all chosen to risk their lives to save others. when you see that all the children when we go out to buy food we see them if there was a collapsed building off tourist shelling they cooled off the area and favorable fire to people they cared about they would leave the civilians same happened not far from here a building was destroyed in shelling and they came just to pull their own out as usual they lift civilians. we've been able to get these brave people and their families out of syria after the extraordinary work they've done saving lives why helmets nice people to help the rebels only did in save civilians the locals out for rebels. in the war activists can stone says western powers who support the white helmets off fully aware of the threat and agenda of the group. i don't think they're naïve the people in the establishment they know exactly what they're doing the establishment knows full well that this gro

it was not only consarned i was aleppo nation of the people. off all the oppressed people throughout the log. on top that not our ups and our lures are none of that staci and thinking is that great go or are those off fighting against oppression. will regret. and that work if i want to conduct searches. and add up if i don't want to pay well. i. want to same for thing the way the world stood by and watched while out of fact was treated that way in the last years of his life it's absolutely shameful . following out of touch death mahmoud abbas was elected president of the palestinian authority but he lacked the power base and hold over palestinian politics that on a fact had to stop which. soon face the challenge to his all for the from hamas the islamic movement which now commanded the loyalty of a large proportion of palestinians. in january two thousand and six hamas defeated the fact the movement of bombast in parliamentary elections. a power struggle ensued between the palestinian authority led by a bass and hamas. gun battles broke out bet

autonomous government so the west turkish backed rebel forces control much of italy province and western aleppo home to around three million internally displaced syrians the asset regime backed by iran and russia have regained control of the majority of syria's provinces eisel stronghold in southern syria is under russian and syrian bombardment after losing territory seized in both syria and neighboring iraq eisel continues to control scattered patches of land regime forces are battling to regain control over the border with the israeli occupied golan heights that's close to where i saw launched suicide attacks on the city of the weight of let's bring in our guests today here on inside story joining us from vermont on skype is joshua landis he is the director of the center for middle east studies at the university of oklahoma in london we have hate haid a syria consulting research fellow at chatham house and here in doha we're joined by marwan he's a syrian academic and writer welcome to you all meaghan in doha coming to you first what we're talking about in suede was a suicide mission we haven

aircraft." >> translator: all of it can be verified, but i just want to get back. >> chris: about aleppo >> translator: we can discuss both, but should we also throw in that for good measure? we shouldn't take things out of the context and completely forget about others. >> chris: i don't think that there has been the bloodshed in rocca that there was to hundreds of thousands of people that were killed in aleppo and in guida. by some estimates, 20,000 children have been killed by the assad regime and his supporters in moscow. are they terrorists? >> translator: you are completely deceived and i'm very sorry that you do not know the real situation about syria. a huge proportion of civilian population died. it was erased from the face of the earth. it reminds style and at from the world war ii and there is nothing good about it. i reiterate, the blame is on those individuals, who take guidance from those terrorists and use it to take civilians hostage. >> chris: at the g7 summit, president trump reportedly told the other leaders that cry me out might as well be russian because everybody th

terrorist held east aleppo they've returned they're coming back they are returning from europe in some cases this is been documented so this is already this trend is already happening what needs to happen now is the remaining militant on claves like it lip and like parts of the southern front as well these need to be sort of deescalated and militants need to be moved out so residents can come back in as well as what will happen in iraq right now when this is continued to be liberated but look at what happened in eastern guta in areas like duma residents are already returning and life is getting back to not normal but much better than it was during the years of militant occupation in these places like eastern ghouta like eastern aleppo and now looking at northeastern syria this is also one of the final regional enclaves in syria that needs to be stabilized and brought under state control i don't know how sustainable this u.s. military occupation is in northeastern syria and certainly this is going to be a topic of discussion between the russian president and the u.s. president one would

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: all of it can be verified and assessed -- but i just want to get back to raqqa. >> chris: about aleppoa? >> translator: we can discuss both, but should we also throw in raqqa for good measure? we shouldn't take things out of the context and completely forget about others, shall we? >> chris: i don't think that there has been the bloodshed in raqqa that there was to hundreds of thousands of people that were killed in aleppo and in ghouta. and in the entire civil war, half a million people. by some estimates, 20,000 children have been killed by the assad regime and his supporters in moscow. are they terrorists? >> translator: you are completely deceived and i'm very sorry that you do not know the real situation about syria. a huge proportion of civilian population of raqqa died. it was erased from the face of the earth. it reminds stalingrad from the world war ii and there is nothing good about it. i reiterate, the blame is on those individuals, who take guidance from those terrorists and use it to take civilians hostage. >> chris: at the g7 summit, president trump reportedly told the ot

we should all was you know the rebels attacked the last syrian army checkpoint before the gates of aleppoto the north of the city and it was a firefight that lasted hours. and it started out on the periphery sixteen months ago and has moved gradually shortly towards the center and and the opposition is now shot in the philippines to penetrate the very you know sanctum of the regime. rather low like blood. the. young analysts say. a. the. mother felt good. about that young i mean her color said it was. i was. all. concerned i had the. freedom fighters. to be had but. you need to have been no more freedom fighters but the sufi. for let them in a battle of freedom fighters back oh they've. got the freedom fighters. but can your can but. who fear that for class iraq tear. mentally sally that a better can it can buy their power well it. can deni behind. can be a hook see of iowa you'll see her say on the today ya know the can. but. another one if. by the. commission. by the. judge of you who are you know. how to be ma a my shot at the slimy eilish been on my. lips for. a bit microcomputer it k

the syrian first responders who risked their lives to say about theirs in war torn aleppo the face of relenting brutality heroes have emerged. to tumble and never food aid was brought into the white helmets and the rebels would take a call for themselves to give us nothing not even bread. they have all chosen to risk their lives to save all those. who feel when you see a lot of you children when we go out supply of food we'd see them if there was a collapsed building off drugs shelling they'd called an open area and safe rebel fighters will people they cared about they would leave the civilians same happened not far from here the building was destroyed in shelling and they came just to pull their own out as usual they left the studio. we've been able to get these pray for people and their families out of syria after the extraordinary work they've done save five start of the why how meds those people know how the rebels only did in save civilians the locals out for rebels. going to take a massive three and a half minute break and then i'll be back with the latest news headlines. close

gotten widespread coverage by western mainstream media because of her viral tweets from war torn aleppo the only problem is she's fake a man. and i don't mean like she's actually a forty eight year old truck driver or she's being played by prolific method actor daniel day lewis although he could pull it off i agree she's a seven year old girl but she's clearly reading words she doesn't understand syllable by syllable from a script to push regime change made. a one. that children are seen react. and god in school it needs a nice we can to get back we can change and we can together we can help them and trust me i take no pleasure in making fun of a little girl struggle to read oh maybe a little bit i have a modest but this is crazy she's been exploited by a large entity she can't possibly understand. oh god same thing happened to me in those how to hairstyling videos say we're going to thoughts of shut down the styles on my mama loves us style and lax is the shit. i did know that lady was going to manage and that might add but it was a sock puppet according to a usa today investigation th

most people would flee for old to help people injured in ears strikes and shellings like here in aleppo ny they're being best used themselves. israel's military confirmed the evacuations of hundreds of white helmets and their families a humanitarian effort as part of a joint action along with the united states and european countries. it comes as an offensive by the syrian regime is gaining great and restoring government control across large swathes of the countryside where just the syrian army has been advancing towards the israeli controlled golan heights right next to connect where the white helmet volunteers are coming from. an agreement brokered by russia was reached a few days ago to see the rebels hand over territory a rain connector and neighboring daraa to syrian forces those rebels who did not want to cooperate with the government could leave. most of them and their families are now stranded in iraq three hundred kilometers north of can it aid workers are there to receive them. have all of the first convoys from connector and iraq province has arrived it included certifies buse

people will be evacuated from that area they're going to various different places damascus close to aleppo and the such to government areas basically in this is the wider picture that you're seeing now seven years of war sale millions of people displaced million internally and externally you know hundreds of thousands dead a country that has destroyed most of its infrastructure and you are seeing now damascus gained back more and more control of the country and dealing with the pockets of rebels so you have foreign cafe you have the areas around damascus and you have this area which was the southern that are area that was also under the influence of jordanian and the americans and some israelis fear of inference the rebels well now there are some deal that the government is going to be taking the areas back in there do so during so very very false and again very briefly you know the people who. smoke and get on that hill behind us the people who are fleeing this are still civilians here israel they have nowhere to go so i think we have to keep reminding our viewers of that desperate situat

a bit of a strange day to start the center fuse we just heard today to city of aleppo has fallen. or should we say liberated. one or four astonishing stories tode in their own wides how did you know who to trust and who not to trust. a stranger came to town witness on al-jazeera. business updates. going places to get. business updates. going places together. stop and frisk the car. and. i have. been arrested for drug charges. exploring the side of the justice system. new yorkers are very receptive. because it is such an international city they're very interested in global perspective. this is al jazeera. headquarters here in doha coming up in the next sixty minutes u.s. president. with the russian leader vladimir putin. will meet face to face alone. with russia an old time.

to syrian first responders who risked their lives to save others in war torn aleppo the face of on relenting brutality heroes have emerged. whenever food aid was brought into the white helmets and the rebels would take it all for themselves to give us nothing not even bread. they have all chosen to risk their lives to save others. when you see the lot of you children when we go out to buy food we'd see them if there was a collapsed building after a shilling they'd cordon off the area and save rebel fighters people they cared about they would leave the civilians same happened not far from here the building was destroyed in shelling and they came just to pull their own out as usual they left the studio and. we've been able to get these brave people and their families out of syria after the extraordinary work they've done saving lives stop the why helmets those people beheld the rebels only good in saves the billions the locals out for rebels. trump places a major test of his presidency later this year the midterm elections they are widely seen as a vote of confidence in any administration abil

bit of a strange day to start the centrifuge we just heard today to city of aleppo has fallen. or should we say liberate that. one tool for astonishing stories toad and their own why it's how did you know who to trust and not to trust. a stranger came to town witness on al-jazeera. matheson in doha the top stories on donald trump says he holds prussian president vladimir putin personally responsible for moscow's meddling in the twenty sixteen presidential election it's the latest shift in language from the u.s. president after he was criticized for failing to confront prison after this summit in finland you say you agree with u.s. intelligence that. russia meddled in the election twenty sixteen and i've said that before yes i have said that numerous times before and i would say that that is true but you haven't condemned putin specifically do you hold him personally responsible. well i would because he's in charge of the country just like i consider myself to be responsible for things that happen in this country so certainly as the leader of a country you would have to hold him

bit of a strange day to start the centrifuge we just heard today to city of aleppo has fallen. or should we say liberated. one tool for astonishing stories toad and their own wives how did you know who to trust and who not to trust. a stranger came to town witness on al-jazeera. you're watching al-jazeera as the whole ramadan day are these are all top news stories a group of displaced syrians have approached the border fence between syria and the israeli occupied golan heights waving white flags. israeli soldiers called out to the group to move back from the fence prompting some to turn back to nearby refugee camps it's thought the syrians were attempting to seek help all sanctuary following airstrikes in the area near going to try. meanwhile israel's typing it seemed almost two million people living in gaza by further restricting the flow of goods into the territory it's planning to ban all fuel imports through the kind of crossing of food and medicine will need permission to go through carol siloam is the sole commercial crossing into gaza it's vital for the flow of fuel nece

reason for that this is a tactic that has worked elsewhere in syria we saw it of course in eastern aleppo and we saw it in duma as well successful in both of those places in winning territory back for the syrian government there was a huge military an offensive in each of these places massive russian aerial bombardments that helped to create some sort of humanitarian crisis on the ground which in turn put more pressure on the rebel groups in the area russia then told the rebel rebel groups that basically they either had to lay down their weapons and surrender or vacate that area for other parts of syria so.

the syrian first responders who risked their lives to say about theirs in the war torn aleppo in the face of relenting brutality heroes have emerged. whenever food aid was brought into the white helmets and the rebels would take a call for themselves to give us nothing not even bread. they have all chosen to risk their lives to save all those. who fall into that of usually when we go out to buy food we'd see them if there was a collapsed building off drugs shelling they've cordoned off the area and safe rebel fighters people they cared about they would leave the civilians same happened not far from here the building was destroyed in shelling and they came just to pull their own out as usual they live studio. we've been able to get these brave people and their families out of syria after the extraordinary work they've done saving five star of the y. helmets those people beheld the rebels only did in save civilians the locals out for rebels. the british home secretary has commissioned a study into the profiles of child abuse is among the characteristics to be considered is the country

began in 2011, more than half a million people have been killed and russia has bombed civilians in aleppo> when there is a war going on, this is the worse thing that can happen for humankind. victims are inevitable. and there is always a question who is to blame. i think it's the terrorist groups who destabilized the situation in the country. the isis, al-nusra and the like, they are the true culprits. that's the answer american military give us when they hit objects in and * or other countries. -- objects in afghanistan or other countries. in terms of syria, american aviation bombed the city of raqqa quite heavily. and they wouldn't discuss the humanitarian operation to be put in place. i hope we make flog this area. what i would like to be carried into life. chris: the u.n. commission investigating syria said it was deliberate targeting of civilians by russian pilots flying su24 and 34 aircraft. >> all of it can be very [inaudible] but i just want to get back to raqqa. aircraft -- we can discuss both but should we also throw in raqqa for the pleasure? we should the take things out of th