the area of aleppo. you presumably deny for the way people do and 70 all of these you deny the use of chemical weapons by the syrian every story worth nothing more than a geisha the one who said there was use of chemical weapons he the one who should prove his story he'd want to should offer evidence is that you speak with the c.w. did. lead britain and the united states and for us to believe. they needed to bomb your country on the basis of they really do believe both. believe is one thing and bringing evidence is another thing so we're talking about evidence what the evidence that they have. to prove their story nothing they have nothing that can be any truth in the room was arguably on your side saying video evidence has been manipulated in that rebels were using chemical weapons via the saudi arabian government and chemical weapons were indeed used but by the so-called rebels. on the you tube you can see it i mean the stage play fully with somebody. play the role of the victim in many incidents not o

it will grow out of aleppo. (gate slam echoing) >> waad: (wind howling) it's 9:00 a.m.(child crying) >> waad: (car horn honking) (sama crying) >> waad: (sama fussing) >> the next checkpoint is the most dangerous. (sama exclaims) there's the checkpoint of the regime. (no audio) >> waad: (horn honks) ♪ (baby crying) (conversing playfully) (children playing) >>aad: ng (woman sin in arabic) (hamza babbling, sama laughing) >> waad: >> go to pbs.org/frontline for more from filmmaker waad al kateab... f >> tling that you could be killed at any moment, this is what was terrifying me all the time. >> and see where millions of syrian refugees have ended up around the world. on visit the ine archive where you can watch more than 200 documentaries. connect to the frontline commity on facebook and twittend watch anytime on the pbs video app or pbs.org/frontline. >> a pension is a promise! >> they're paying into a pension that the state promised was going toe there. >> they have effectively raided pension funds. the bill will come due. >> many pensiofunds take on more risk. >> they'r

regained east aleppo. the joke of wonders for you personally authorize the only way to get rid of al qaeda. arguably backed by britain and the united states the only way to get rid of them was aerial bombardment we definitely and we succeeded in some area through we we captured without war we made negotiations with those groups and they left they left that area and then we need to produce in the pictures and we presume we say those pictures are true of the destruction in east aleppo because that really the only way to defeat al qaeda is the groups. those groups in eastern alipore used to bombard the civilians on daily basis and kill. hundreds of thousands of people in aleppo so the mission of the army and the mission of the heat is to protect the civilians from those terrorists how can we do that without attacking the terrorists that small children media and later nations they should bear in your defense but what about the use of double tap strikes by the syrian desert and the russian air force where you b

on the outskirts of aleppo the team of scientists charged with maintaining the seed bank were forced to abandon their work and flee the country. but they never gave up hope. when some of them resettled just over the border in lebanon's bekaa valley they began rebuilding their collection. i'm traveling to the i car to seed bank to meet one of these scientists dr alisha had the ira good to see it to what happened to the seed bank in aleppo syria it became possible to access to the gym by god the premises and public 2015 because we accessed through the center by the armed group controlling the area. they stole the vehicles they stole the lot of equipments nothing left in the head coach to exit the buildings and the duma. the war forced 5000000 refugees out of syria right now it's not safe for a doctor so how did to continue his work at home. how hard was it to leave that seed bank behind i spent more than. 27 years of my life working to the gym bag so it's a like you someone who left behind the babies or a long long history we dealt with them day by day we knew everything about the beha

least 19 people were killed and dozens injured in the explosion happened to the city of al-bab in aleppo countryside. u.s. impeachments investigators have questioned a white house official about president donald trump's decision to block military aid to ukraine mark zandi is the 1st person from the office of budget management and budget to speak at the inquiry trying to pressure on ukraine is that the hearts of a democrat lead probe or the president is accused of using the aid as a bargaining chip to encourage ukraine's government to investigate its political rival joe biden shihab rattansi has the latest from washington d.c. . wednesday's public testimony by the current u.s. ambassador to the e.u. gordon sundin is now turning out to be the one of the key moments in this investigation he's already raised eyebrows because in his initial deposition to congress he said he knew nothing about any kind of quid pro quo and then subsequently a few weeks later he submitted written test of it said oh you know i said i didn't know anything about a quick break or in fact it was me who told you queen

dozens wounded in a car bomb attack in northeastern sylvia the explosion occurred in the city of aleppo in the countryside turkish officials are blaming the attack on kurdish wife in chief has. now polls have closed in sri lanka's presidential election former defense minister. and sergeants premadasa of the 2 main candidates national security has been a major issue in the campaign after that used to bombings that killed hundreds of people but in smith reports from colombo. rajapaksa. to the buddhist priest that he could rely on support from voters within sri lanka's majority think. but he also needs support from minority muslims and tamils too if he's to win this presidential election many of them are nervous of the prospect of a return to power of the rajapaksa got a pie was defense chief and his brother mahinda was president at the end of the civil war which the u.n. estimates killed 40000 people that party also courts nationalists this is a big clue lanka get in with. the. staff in sri lanka center for monitoring election violence say the poll has been free but not necessarily fair w

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joined in with demonstrations they were supposed to be controlling earlier police in the city of aleppo has joined with marches with protesters cheering them on demonstrators accuse marla's of rigging last month's election to secure a 4th term. and the reporter anas arrestor explained more of the protesters concerns. and the reaction from believe us president even. more or less indeed call this now a coup d'etat after the police forces some of them joined protesters on friday and also their posts up the presidential palace. and well let's see what happens he has now said that different political parties should come together and open a dialogue into a situation. mexico the european union have said that they're watching situation so definitely it's the international community's eyes as well on the situation on. the on this arrest to australia where at least 3 people have been killed in massive bushfires raging across the eastern state of new south wales blazes are also tearing through queens then further north and thousands of people have been evacuated and now a total fire ban has been d

. >> reporter: he began filming "the last men in aleppo". a film that focussed on the rescue group "the white helmets." he says he witnessed the regime's brutality first hand. >> i was jailed, torture, they take my nails. they use a brutal way of torture. i don't know how i survive. >> reporter: but he couldn't forget dr. ammani and decided that his next film would focus on the network of underground hospitals, and this indomitibling woman. >> i see something powerful in the gender and the situation of heroine female. >> reporter: his team's footage would be used for the next film "the cave", done in conjunction with national geographic which flew us out to meet dr. ammani. it details the doctor's time underground, their hardships and successes. dr. ammani is elected by her peers to lead the group, but there are patients who don't feel she is worthy of the title. >> they make me frustrated, because i can. i can do something. i wanted to do something. and the doctors in the hospital, they choose me to be the manager of the hospital. >> report

based in atomic was 30 miles from the border crossing and a total drive of 45 or 50 minutes from aleppo. this is the part of syria we see in the headlines which is contested with turks moving in to fight the kurds. matt started his organization, hired a number of syrians living as refugees in southern turkey to work with him and one of them was a guy named document who i write about quite a bit. he was from damascus, worked at the -- console for many years, a great nephew, one of syria's poet laureates. and in our office, i was making dinner and awkward drives up at 9:00 at night, he gets out of his car in his clothes, walks into the house and i said how is your day? he was like elliott, i had an interesting day. i was down in a refugee camp. it is this wisp of a town on the turkish syrians border bisected by railroad tracks, the northside is turkey and the south side, he says i was in a refugee camp and i met someone i think you should meet. he thought for al qaeda and iraq and i thought you could get along. he said okay. i am game. what you think we should tell them? mines think was t

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he got kidnapped by his old mind own mind 3 years ago and coming out of aleppo he got kidnapped by his old mind own mind shot in both his ankles and was very lucky to survive and all the other wood shot in both his ankles and was very lucky to survive and all the other. would be rolled war reporters took notice of that and a lot of reports done be rolled war reporters took notice of that and a lot of reports done are from across the border 2030 miles distance from fairly safe places from across the border 2030 miles distance from fairly safe places but of course unicef are in yemen this is one of the reasons i love them but of course unicef are in yemen this is one of the reasons i love them they're there with partners i mean they are them they're there with partners i mean they are they're active on the ground and very very few organizations are because haven't been intimate they're active on the ground and very very few organizations are because haven't been intimidated out of it and you know i support them because they are there and aged out of it. you know i support them because th

he got kidnapped by his old mind own mind 3 years ago and coming out of aleppo he got kidnapped by his old mind own mind shot in both his ankles and was very lucky to survive and all the other wood shot in both his ankles and was very lucky to survive and all the other would.

aleppo is east and countryside. israel says it's carried out airstrikes targeting hamas the response to rockets fired from gaza with 2 rockets struck the israeli city of beersheba in the self overnight hamas has kept some distance from the recent exchanges of fire between israel and the palestinian group islamic jihad at least 14 civilians have been killed in attacks in eastern democratic republic of congo police say it's revenge for the army's offensive against rebel strongholds the attacks happened in 2 locations in the beni region of north kivu province benny's administrator's has armed rebels used machetes on civilians and looted shops and homes last month the congolese army announced an offensive to get rid of the rebels affiliated to the allied democratic forces the a.d.f. has been operating along the d.-r. c uganda border for more than 20 years. the iraqi high commission for human rights so that least 7 people have been killed and more than 170 injured over the past 2 days security forces fired live rounds du

syria explosion occurred in the turkish controlled town of near aleppo the turkish defense ministry says the attack was carried out by syrian kurdish fighters but there's been no claim of responsibility from any. counting is underway in sri lanka's presidential election former defense minister go to buy a rajapaksa is locked in a close fight with current housing minister sabri just premadasa minority groups fear the return of rajapaksa but the present government is expected to be punished for its handling of the suicide bombings in april which killed hundreds. these are the top stories stay with us the listening post is next looking at the role of twitter in the arab world and i'm going to have more news for you in half an hour thanks for watching. the 1st time knees are accusing somebody of this by that. is that it's true if you look. at us like. there's the acts that were at this. critical of the saudi government. alone which are just burning your at the listening post here are some of the media stories we're covering this week enemy agents within a court case in the us threatens to ex

the explosion occurred in the city of el baghban aleppo's eastern countryside turkish officials blame the attack on kurdish by p.g. fighters at least 14 civilians have been killed in attacks in eastern democratic republic of congo police say it's revenge for the army's offensive against rebel strongholds the attacks happened into it occasions of the beni region of north kivu province last month the congolese army announced an offensive to get rid of rebels affiliated to the allied democratic forces the polls have closed in sri lanka's presidential election former defense minister got a bite out of parks or and sobbed at 3 am a vassar of the 2 main candidates meanwhile gunman and sri lanka attacked passes carrying muslim voters but there are casualties have been reported well those are the headlines up front with maybe half an is coming up next thank you for watching . they don't believe in the 2 states do you still believe in the 2 state solution we listen what i said was that pakistan would never start a war i'm anti-war we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that

and still sunshine for the most part noisy particularly cold is 30 in baghdad is still $22.00 and aleppoand 17 in ankara no cloud in the sky come monday has been a brief change in the weather the humidity is gone from the gulf states particularly in qatar was next and have his near 30 than 35 for the most part but it's only a subtle change in the wind direction determines it all this normally changes to an easterly this is.

officials say they picked up rasmiya awad, in a turkish—controlled area of syria in aleppo province.th her husband and daughter—in—law. gareth barlow reports. islamic state is winning in the face of international campaigns against that. the hope is that rasmiya awad will provide vital information. it is unlikely she will have knowledge of the group's strategy but she may provide insight into the life of the former leader abu bakr al—baghdadi. she might know networks that abu bakr al—baghdadi trusted. more people that he trusted. people who facilitated her travel. that should be able to give allied intelligence officers if you entered the isis network and to the trusted. for turkey this is an important moment. criticised for a campaign against the kurds in northern syria but the ca ptu re the kurds in northern syria but the capture of the central is vigour and territory turkey controls allow for vital justification for its operations. spain goes to the polls this weekend for its second general election of the year. in barcelona on monday, as politicians took part in a televised debate

some windy conditions particularly on that southern coast of the black sea there from 11 degrees for aleppo we do expect to see 18 degrees as your forecast high on sunday well here across the gulf not looking too bad here for doha on saturday on sunday though we do expect to see probably some morning fog across much of the area but that is going to burn off by the time we get towards the late morning as well as early afternoon for abu dhabi a nice day phew at 27 degrees and the heat is still a big problem across much of the southern areas of central areas of africa we're going to see those temperatures well above average across much of the region johannesburg it is going to be a very hot day for you with the temperature on saturday of $33.00 degrees heavy rain up here towards the north but over here towards madagascar expect to see a break in the rain with a temperature of 29. does the mind play tricks a damper is all. woods is parked right there or are they really out there and you've passed the family by being a monster and wagoner out like they're in the car a filmmaker takes the f.b.i.

on tuesday in the city of aleppo and they were arriving in the perimeters of the presidential palace in fact they can never go into the parade to the area of the presidential palace but they were going to hold a vigil. in the big avenue and i can tell you there were people who were not holding sticks or they were not holding rocks they were not throwing rocks at the police and certainly. couldn't what could have happened is that the $1.00 coffin was put on top of a police car could that have triggered a for the police to to throw tear gas maybe but it was clear that people were not responding they were not throwing rocks in fact they had to flee and the saddest part of this is that the vans that were carrying a couple of vans that were carrying coffins they were stuck there they were trying to go out men that were carrying 2 coffins they had to leave the coffins on the floor and flee the gases so it was a very sad scene of these people who had who had come all the way from a lot or nearly 4 hours walking claiming for justice for the killings of these 8 men. in the news ahead now you

summer is the story of a young mother who filmed a life of 5 years in the besieged syrian city of aleppo. sudanese filmmaker. knows only too well how much politics can influence the filmmaking process his 1st feature film you will die at 20 about a young sudanese boy struggling with a superstitious prophecy isn't political but silas says this is news revolution influenced the outcome after all that killing that happened i was so angry i was so nervous but i think that got the last got the screening here it was that i got beyond universal themes of poverty human rights the refugee crisis half of the films and today at the festival are made by women if you look at other countries also here in the region including qatar the women are you know stepping up and sharing their own stories the film festival attract international stars hoping to share their experiences and insider tips with young audiences hollywood it's you know it's it's been breaking down those barriers and now there's getting more inclusive you know inclusive and you know if there's if they're starting to wake up a little then

might produce a few showers but it's not quite like it was and behind it the moment rankers 13 in aleppo 17 at the clouds across the western side of turkey's moving eastwards. so at least cloud things up but nothing else appears to change immediately if anything does more in the west sunshine into iran on the southern caspian and south of all the things across and down as well as she has gone so terms have been rising around the gulf and in riyadh the still the light down the mountains of western saudi even through yemen and possibly long the coast of amman was a breeze there says so were picks up for a while there on both saturday and sunday the horn of africa receives big showers to further saswata start an active night in botswana since we caught a few showers on the satellite picture south africa the picture looks fine from space on the forecast shows one of 2 shows need to happen. an alaskan village rapidly losing ground to the road falling permafrost its inhabitants forced to move to safer ground below in the western pacific kristie environment one at risk when it says a witness fi

rasmiya awad, and she was detained after a raid on monday near the town of azaz, near the city of aleppo syria. territory controlled by turkey. she was a p pa re ntly controlled by turkey. she was apparently living in a trailer and was detained alongside several family members. now, turkey are saying they are hopeful she will give them lots of intelligence. what are others saying about that? the quote from turkey is they hope she will offer a trove of intelligence although maybe people are a bit more sceptical. it is unlikely she will know about key military strategy or insurgents vanity but she might know more about the general workings of the group, how embers of islamic state families are smuggled across iraqi or syria, for example, up towards those regions near the turkish border. maybe her al—baghdadi was in contact within recent months or weeks, and the status of other family members or key islamic state members. all of this information will build into that mosaic of understanding about the remnants of islamic state. and the remnants of islamic state. and the fact that turkey have

istanbul you'll also be seeing some very heavy rain as well beirut a cloudy and cool day fuit 22 in aleppo seeing about 17 degrees in your forecast well here across the gulf expect to see more clouds by the time we get towards monday sunday not a bad day we have plenty of sun across much of the area but more clouds start filtering in as well this will affect parts of saudi arabia iran as well as into kuwait and here in doha expect to see an increase of clouds as well so here on sunday 26 degrees monday the possibility of showers in the vicinity but by the time we get to tuesday we're looking a little bit better at 25 degrees there as well and then here across southern africa things are quite wet anywhere from johannesburg all the way down to durban here on sunday temperatures under him it's very low a little bit warmer at 30 degrees but as we go towards monday clearing as we go into the beginning of the week we're derbent see a very nice day for you with a temperature of 24. whether sponsored by cattle ringlets. what was the last thing the president said to you about impeachment when you l

injured in as strikes in northwestern syria the attack hit 2 villages on the main road from damascus to aleppo an area that remains under the control of rebels. president bashar assad says he aims to retake the region sued syrian observatory for human rights as the strikes were conducted by russia. you have al jazeera live from london more still ahead on the program we look at greece the country is marking 46 years of the violent passion of a student uprising against a military dictatorship and venice is hit by its 3rd exceptional high tide in a week sending a surge of water you can see. the head of the been a few sparky showers and song queens interesting they're on their way out and a picture of a monday doesn't show any for visitation temperature but where they should be more or less here so it has been hot in perth that come down to 30 so you think on the face of it nothing much is happening of course there is towards france to worry about but the winds become lighter and the next i think major change weather wise are going to be the movement of heat this isn't looking as jordan or iraq to

and dozens injured in the explosion that happens near a busy bus station in the city of al-bab in aleppo is countryside. iran's government is standing by its decision to increase fuel prices despite protests across the country one person was killed and several others injured as they tried to enter an oil refinery interior minister is warning security forces will act to restore calm if needed and yemen's transport minister has criticized the paris sharing deal signed last week with separatists in the south salah alger one of these brokered deal threatens the legitimacy of his own government's job or me was targeted in a car bomb attack hours after the initial deal was renounced the riyadh agreements aims to end months of violence between government forces and you he backed fighters and finally forced accounting is on the way elections in sri lanka that were dominated by why is invalid just tension and a slowing economy former defense secretary go to buy a rajapaksa and surges premadasa of the 2 main candidates who make up 10 percent of the population say they faced facility since the atta

still sunshine for the most part nor is it particularly cold is 30 in baghdad is still $22.00 and aleppo and 17 in ankara no cloud in the sky come monday has been a brief change in the weather the humidity is gone from the gulf states particularly encounter with max and have his near 30 than 35 for the most part but it's only a subtle change in the wind direction determines it all this normally changes to an easterly this is come monday so it could be a bit warmer and dusty but probably no more humid and this circulation here this tropical cyclone in the arabian sea will probably stay in the arabian sea but it might throw the potential for storms again afterwards. southern africa is becoming more and more active now not only this cloud has brought rain but it was some has and useful rain that no longer is it too hot in botswana. rewind returns with a new series and brand new updates on the best of bounty streams don't mention. to. remind continues with renditions inside libya's prison when the rebels came to tripoli they aren't. so she ended with gadhafi regime it was an office of spying

injured and a strike in northwestern syria it tackett 2 villages on the main road from damascus to aleppo an area that remains under the control of rebels. president bashar assad says he aims to retake the region soon syrian observatory for human rights says the air strikes were conducted by russia. a power transmission towers collapsed in egypt at least 5 people were killed when a pylon came down local media reports say that several others were injured in the incident it happened in keizer governorates just outside of the capital cairo. of the 1000000 a men trying can politics is back in charge former defense minister got to buy rajapakse has been declared the winner of saturday's vote is rival. conceded as a result rajapaksa more than 50 more than the 50 percent mark required to avoid a 2nd count than it's method ports now from colombia. to his supporters mainly from the sin hello produce majority got a buyer rajapaksa is the president sri lanka needs they believe he can strengthen security after the easter sunday suicide bomb attacks 263 people were killed the government ignored intell

killed and dozens injured in the explosion it happened near a busy bus station in the city of arbab in aleppo and countryside. is an assistant professor of international relations at the university of nottingham he says that violence is likely to continue as long as syria remains under an unsteady regime i think that what it tells us is that we have a very confusing and complex situation where there is no overall control in the state we've got as you pointed out several players the russians the syrian regime the turks and also some others who are involved in the state and whenever you get this lack of governance in control as we discovered in iraq and in the finest are you create a situation where terrorism is rife where you will have these sort of events happening and so what we will see is more of these incidents. as the confusion over who controls what who is responsible for what and who is saying was becomes ever more increased over time so i think the solution to this really has to be to restore the territorial and and governance integrity of the state of syria if we are to ever hope for

moving towards iran out of kuwait and out of iraq so the picture for monday is a dry one still 18 aleppo units and 16 ankara's or was really the time of year but this is the active weather moving south and it will move south that's where it gets to by tuesday so let's follow it down towards the gulf it runs for saudi arabia of course it hits bahrain home monday might start to show itself in qatar as well is quite slow moving so it'll be rain with some sun storms and maybe some decent downpours as well a wet day seems likely in die hard and a draw day in riyadh but occasionally thunderstorms south of that nice weather 30 for example reasonably dry in the into code or in eastern. as for southern africa well the winds are swirling still but i don't see many shows for cos the johannesburg is going quite healthy again though it would hook. weather sponsored by. the stories generate thousands of flights these protests are saying down with the system and down with all of the parts with different angles from different perspectives just because we came to prison there's a me right stop at the gat

least 19 people were killed and dozens injured in the explosion it happened in the city of bobby in aleppo is countryside and iran's government to standing by its decision to increase fuel prices despite protests across the country one person was killed and several others injured as they tried to enter an oil refinery the interior minister is warning security forces will act to restore calm if needed. now u.s. impeachment investigators have questioned a white house official directly connected to president decision to block military aid to ukraine mock sandys the 1st person from the office of management and budget to speak at the inquiry champus fresh on ukraine is at the heart of the democrat led probe the president is accused of using the aid as a bonding chip to encourage ukraine's government to investigate tom's political rival joe biden and impeachment investigators have released transcripts from the testimony of 2 more officials who appeared earlier sheva tansey has the details from washington. both depositions released late afternoon on a saturday here in washington by and large help

have fired tear gas to break up a funeral procession that turned into an anti-government protest in aleppo thousands of people took part in the procession that began in the city of a lotto it coincided with a debate in the congress over when to hold new elections 60 people were killed on tuesday after the police and military moved in on a fuel plant that had been occupied by protesters. and there was violence between police and protesters in the chilean capital santiago at least $22.00 people were killed and more than 2000 were injured since the protests began just over a month ago on thursday amnesty international published a report detailing human rights abuses by the security forces. britain's main opposition labor party has launched what it calls a radical and ambitious manifesto aimed at winning next month's election party leader jeremy corbyn on bill proposals for a shorter working week public sector pay rises and the renationalisation the rail mail water and energy industries he says he'll get bricks of course sorted in 6 months with a new exit deal put to a 2nd referendum and after

car bomb attack in northeast syria the explosion occurred in the turkish controlled town of near aleppo the turkish defense ministry says the attack was carried out by syrian kurdish fighters but there's been no claim of responsibility from any group. counting is underway in sri lanka's presidential election former defense minister go to buy rajapaksa is locked in a close fight with current housing minister saad the just premadasa minority groups fear the return of rajapaksa but the present government is expected to be punished for its handling of the suicide bombings in april which killed hundreds. these are the top stories stay with us the listening post is next looking at the role of twitter in the arab world and i'm going to have more news for you in half an hour thanks for watching. the 1st time the earnings are accusing saudi arabia of the spying aspect of this that process through assured them. and ask us to fight. this or is it because they accept this we're at this. critical of the saudi government. alone richard just britain you're at the listening post here are some of the me

car bomb attack in northeast syria the explosion went off near a tog area in the city of al-bab in aleppo is east and countryside. gunman in have attacked buses carrying muslim voters but no casualties have been reported former defense minister got a buyer rajapaksa and minister subject premadasa of the main candidates in the presidential election ethnic tensions have been high there since the easter bombings of this year that killed hundreds saddam's former president omar al bashir has been in court facing charges of possessing illicit foreign currency and corruption but he has admitted receiving millions of dollars from saudi arabia but says he didn't use it for private purposes and police in france have fired tear gas to break up protests in paris as the yellow vest movement marks its one year anniversary the demonstrations began on november 17th last year over rising fuel prices and the cost of living it later turned into anti government riots that spread across the country chinese soldiers have been sent on to the streets of hong kong for the 1st time since anti-government protests b

he escaped the siege of aleppo and isis beheadings and iraq.st brush with death came in the back of a truck and france. he and his companions were rescued when their cries for help were. >>- were heard. going to be all right.l it was with time, it beme more airless and you're losing your concentrion. you cannot breathe anymore. this is where panic kicks in. this is where i started seeing death, smellin death, looking at the eyes of other people in the back of their container. is is one of the most terrifying experiences. reporter: this 10-year-old is usingo his storyscourage other refugees from risking their lives. his drawings illustrate the journey from afghanistan across the ag nc from greec --agean sea from greece. he saved their lives. on their way, thbrothers stayed in a camp. an american volunteer gave hia phone. she was able to alert the police just in time. >> sometimes i have bad dreams. i couldn't breathe, so then people trying to get some help, couldn' ey gave me a small phone so if i needed help, i could ring her. she woule.help re

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