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are now is a food production factory that was destroyed by the zionist regime's airstrikes around aleppo international airport. this factory was built by syrian experts and started working four years ago. the treasury is the center of food storage in the summer and its distribution in the winter, but as you can see , the zionist regime's airstrikes completely destroyed this place, so this factory was active since 2014, but two rockets hit this place . and threw it to this day kills and reveals the reality of the objectives of the zionist occupation regime. by looking at the nirou area, it is clear what the zionist regime is targeting. here was a fruit and vegetable cold store, each section had 4 rooms, which was the target of israeli airstrikes at night, and the first factory targets aleppo and therefore always claims that it targets the so-called targets of iran or hezbollah , but the reality is that this regime focuses on targeting civilian infrastructure and centers and all positions related to the syrian economy. israel is doing part of the sanctions america against syria in aleppo,

stability and peace to the city of aleppo, syria. after going through the war and the recent earthquake, the dynamism and prosperity is back the economic and social parts of this city can be seen. a report from al-mayadin tv channel shows that the activity of the target markets is slowly returning to the market and emphasizing the will to live after overcoming the destruction of the war. the doors of the shops are opening, which in the past the production destination of the city's workshops was called the industrial capital of syria , the shops have returned to the stage of installing awnings. around the city of aleppo, there was a window of hope that brings life back to the heart, the electricity department has been established and tax exemptions have been considered, and the areas around aleppo have been liberated. surrender to the affairs, god willing, the situation will improve. we have hope that both areas will return to the past and be even better. i hope to god, and god willing, we will see more favorable conditions in the com

while the strike on the aleppo airport came just hours after our oblique nations on syria and officials met for the 1st time in over a decade to try and find a lasting solution to the nation's conflict. in a joint statement, they call for syria to be sovereign over all its territory. and for that to be supported. aetna come up with the ban island and we made clear that we want to reach a solution in a faced manner to address all consequences of this crisis, including the armed routes and millishape syria, so that the syrian governments can maintain its sovereignty across the country. we've lost a path, defined its agenda, and dealt with priority topics that will positively affect the brotherly syrian people. do all ultimate objective is to help meet the expectations of the surround people and restore serious security and stability. and this requires addressing all the consequences of the crisis you do, admitted that you had nail representatives of 5 are of nations also said quote, foreign interference in syrian domestic 1st and last holds worth mentioning as well . that among all the fo

syria and the city of asaluyeh in the southern suburbs of aleppo were attacked , al-mayadin network continued this report and said that the syrian air defense system stood up to counter these attacks and was damaged at the bottom of the airstrike on the airport runway and its activity was stopped . kargari was introduced as sardar shahidi, who recommended to trying to increase production is a part of his will for this year. i am announcing this year, curbing inflation, growth of production, an issue that was even mentioned in the will of the warriors of the holy defense period , they had taken the will. they are afraid that every bead you tie in the factory is a lead rope that will be wrapped around your neck, so my message to you, my brothers , is the message of the martyrs and production policy . i wish you to be the guardian of my blood. your products can destroy the arrogance of the martyr sardar mohammad kazemzadeh was born on may 2nd, 1328 in the city of qahdarijan, isfahan province, an official who was employed by the isfahan iron smelter in 1953 as a worker in the production of the fe

the striker aleppo. apple came just hours after arab league nations and syria met for the 1st time in over a decade to try and find a launching solution to the nation's conflict. the joys to him and they call for syria to hold. so sovereignty over all his territory and for that to be supported, a kidney come up with to be on. i learned him and we made clear that we want to reach a solution in a phased manner to address all consequences of this crisis, including the on, whoops and millishape, syria, so that the syrian government can maintain its sovereignty across the country. we've launched a path, it's defined, it's a gender and dealt with priority topics that will positively affect the broad early syrian people who are ultimate objective is to help meet the expectations of the syrian people and restore serious security and stability. and this requires addressing all the consequences of the crisis you to a methodology julio, represent those of 5 arab nations, also sent quote, to foreign, interferes in s

only hope is if the russian military operation ends up as blood with israel military strikes the aleppo international airport in syria, according to local media. 13 and soldier is killed and a number of other civilian and government troops wounded in. also, our may 1st labor day celebrations are running the globe, send into chaos on violence with police and force against citizens protesting high inflation. government policies with the u. s. is set to face a recession by june. if proper measures are not immediately taken out according to the treasury department as yet another american. i collapse with the very good morning for moscow. i'm, you know, neil and this is been use our on our t international people in amsterdam have been holding a rally and remembrance of those who were burned alive by ukrainian radicals. on this day, in 2040, they marched through the dutch capital, holding placards with photos of the victims which said, we do not forget. while 46 people were killed that tragic day, the perpetrators still remain up large and unpunished. protesters also lashed out against wester

so the only hope is if the russian military operation and zealous blot with israel strikes the aleppo international report in syria, killing one soldier. according to local media. the number of other civilian government troops are wounded. and what is the 3rd attack on the hub in 2 months? also ahead on the program i made 1st labor day celebrations around the globe to send in to violence. what police aren't in force against citizens protesting high inflation and government policies. on the palestinian islamic jihad movement warns israel will pay a high price for a member dies in a really prison. after $970.00 hunger strike. rockets were fired from gaza immediately after the. the news, thanks for choosing r t for your latest global news updates this tuesday. the big stories of the day. on this day, in 201446 people were burdened alive and a building in the city of odessa. among those, remembering the must occur by ukrainian radicals or people in amsterdam. they marched through the dutch capital, holding placards with the photos of the victims which red we do not forget. while dozens we

this reported, well, the strike on aleppo or a port in the early hours of choose. they came and not long after, on monday evening r a league nations and syrian officials for the 1st time in over a decade, met to try and find a last thing solution to the nation's predicament. the conflict there in a joint statement, they call for syria to be sovereign over all its territory on for that to be supported. aetna come up with the ban i learned and we made clear as we want to reach a solution and a faced manner to address all consequences of this crisis, including the armed routes and millishape syria, so that the syrian governments can maintain its sovereignty across the country. we've launched a path, it defined its agenda and dealt with priority topics that will positively affect the brotherly syrian people who do all ultimate objective is to help meet the expectations of the syrian people and restore serious security and stability. and this requires addressing all the consequences of the crisis you do, admitted that much, and they all come up. representatives of 5 are

and television news agency, the zionist regime's fighter jets attack the outskirts of the city of aleppo, syria, killing one soldier and injuring 7 others, including 2 civilians, according to the lung networks , due to a missile attack. in addition to the material damage to lab airport, the operation of the airport was also stopped. a military source said that at around 11:35 on sunday, monday , the zionist enemy launched a missile attack on aleppo international airport and several areas around this city . parties to the conflict to negotiate a contract with the announcement of this news said that the two sides of the conflict agreed to send their representatives for talks, and these talks will probably be held in saudi arabia. national and tribal armed forces are expected to join one of the two sides of the conflict. meanwhile, al jazeera network is reporting on the continuation of the clashes in sudan between the army and the rapid response forces in khartoum, the capital of this country , despite the extension of the ceasefire, from the air attack on khatun and also shooting nearby th

couldn't believe haj qasim, commander of the quds force, with all his worries about the liberation of aleppo operation and seeing me in the hospital, it was there that my troubled heart calmed down, and this sentence of haj qasim is still in the ears of the people here. in his last mission, jafar told me, don't worry, you have god , according to haj qasim, who tells us in the operations that god is with us . we were informed that one day a special guest is going to come for us it was a very good day, he is back again. haj qasim was the only father of zainab, but among all the children of the defender of god's sanctuary, how empty is your place these days, voice of amir hossein khademi , turkish broadcasting agency, yashama, my dear, i made it all, it is the international fatemeh gharar, which is on the occasion of the anniversary the establishment of this day will be announced to the glass hall and we will be together with my colleague, journalist hajipour. hello to you. hello to the respected viewers of the khabar morning network . good morning everyone and happy days. today is wednesday th

media reports that aleppo airport is now out of service. following the air strike, several missiles were reportedly intercepted. least 2 people have been killed and dozens injured, including children in a series of russian missile strikes in ukraine. extensive damage was reported in the eastern city of pablo, rod tall stratford, his more from the capital, keith, a massive explosion, light shop the night sky over the public road region. in easton crone smoke trail suggest possibly exploding ukrainian weapons, but not so say officials who rarely admit to russian missiles hitting military targets. they say this was an industrial enterprise and that at least 19 apartment buildings 25 private homes and 6 schools were damaged or destroyed or the attack valued with sergei was at home with his wife when the early hours of monday morning there was an almighty blast was different from their naturalists. once i heard the 1st explosions, i shouted to my wife, let's quickly put on clothes and get out to the right. we'd only got to the cordele when i hea

around aleppo also, missiles were fired and some missiles were intercepted. relations with syria have become one of the election promises in turkey . the current president and candidate for the next election, recep tayyip erdogan , and his rival, kılıçdaroğlu , have promised the people of their country if they win the elections. restore relations with syria. turkey cut off its support and relations with the armed groups opposed to bashar al-assad for about 11 years, a request that a few years ago more than 60% of turkish people agreed in polls and demanded the resumption of their country's relations with syria. with countries in the region we have no problems , all our troubles are caused by western countries . why should we not have peaceful relations with our neighbor syria? it has started a process for bilateral negotiations through regional cooperation. our negotiations with syria at the level of security officials and defense ministers have been conducted in moscow with the cooperation of iran and russia , and now it is reporting that the leader of isis

. state leader reports that aleppo airport is out of service. following the air strikes. several missiles were reportedly intercepted, treasury secretary, janet yellen says the u. s. government could default on its debt as early as june. first, if legislators don't raise the debt ceiling. president joe biden, and republicans in congress are in a stand off of a how much the u. s. government can borrow law street, the us house of representatives now and he passed a bill to raise the government's debt ceiling to $31.00 trillion dollars. the bill is likes to be rejected and the democrat controlled senate nearly 300 people will have been arrested in france during protests mocking international workers day authority, say, nearly 800000 people rallied across the country, protested their anger at president de manuel mac loans, pension reforms they've been brought up confrontations and demonstrators and police in the capitol. those are the headlines. the news continues here now to 0, after counting the cost statement. that's to watch an inspiring story f

was pulling aside a dark green curtain and they were bringing a glass of water from the cities of aleppo, which were full of water, and the dream ended here. one eye is closed and i blink again . i woke up from sleep wake up and find yourself in a movie theater. you don't know when you fell asleep and how long you slept through the movie , but it seems like you missed a lot of events. i just opened my eyes, the sky is the color of dirt, good and bad , i said, "what happened, where are we?" i am not that unicorn . in the past few days , i am once again looking for familiar places that will fill this time to introduce me to myself again and i will see you again, the same fisherman of the old days who silently stares at the sea, the sea in this city remembers all the days of change , but they have lived it, even those who opened their eyes to it for the first time in bad years , a rabbit is a narrator of memory. and in the meantime , you remember karon's narration of the results of the veteran soldier of those days

you should have the whole country with dear elders, let's talk with aleppo, and if you don't want to talk , but what can we do with you, if you are quiet , you are being made simple? one million and 800 thousand people with disabilities are covered by welfare, which is the results of the headquarters. coordination and follow-up of customization play an important role in it will not have and the fifth meeting of the country's adaptation headquarters was called upon the elites to present new strategies to be used in adaptation . the reprint is about imam reza (peace be upon him) and it is about a historical and romantic punishment based on the real life of the poet and eulogist of the ahl al-bayt (a.s.) . everywhere he looked those bright eyes and zalal was in front of him with a lamentation of a song that dwells in the highest room of the palace, i wish you would come and see that in the dark moonlit night , no stars are visible. i say lili and majnoon with sweet text as well and zulfa, this seasoning is a beautiful and attractive foundation for this novel that the readers begin to ge

be a general and strategic change in turkey, see hazrat ali's opinion, and after the liberation of aleppoin 2015, russia entered syria and came to the aid of iran. turkey's foreign policy was placed on the international level, because the balance between the west and the city is still nato, out of 400 gram at the regional level in 2016 after the coup turkey's failed foreign policy, aggressive foreign policy in all regions of the caucasus, regardless of the region of syria and iraq, this is true, but there is one point. look, mr. erdogan was president for 405 years in the old system, five years in the new system, 15 more years, he can do 22 now, mr. erdogan, if he wins. yes, for the next 5 years, since he can't be the president anymore, the first thing you should do is find an alternative and wake up from the case that his policies continued in the future . gets advice become the main image, but apart from the structure , decisions are made by the structure, this is very different in the specific pragmatism about mr. erdogan. syria and iraq in the past years after the islamic awakening of

on a tour, it was a duty, you went to martyr mustafa rezaei in the front line of the operation in aleppo, syria , joined his martyred comrades, achieved the grace of martyrdom, and in afghanistan , the people of martyr morteza should see morteza, they always thought that his body was imamzade abdullah bring him here to show us his face i saw his face, i was very happy, i was really happy that morteza had achieved his wish, that's where i am, morteza, your martyrdom is blessed, my son , i sacrificed imam hussain, i sacrificed young ali, i sacrificed ali, i sacrificed ali asghar, after that november 1395, the body of martyr morteza rezaei was buried in the mohammadshahr area of ​​karaj. and it was formed in imamzade abdullah peace be upon him, amir hossein khademi news agency, god save the day, as if yunus 1948, the arabs in occupied palestine, what forces from the army of the countries of egypt, jordan, syria, lebanon and iraq, along with arab and palestinian fighters , started the war against the zionist regime. it was the benefit of the arab armies but due to inconsistency between the a

people wounded earlier today as israeli war planes bombed the main airport in the northern city of aleppoknocking it out of service. this follows hundreds of israeli attacks on syria in recent years, including two similar israeli airstrikes on aleppo's airport in march. the airport is key to efforts to ship humanitarian relief to northern syria following the devastating february 6th earthquakes that killed more than 50,000 people, including over 6,000 syrians. palestinian prisoner khader adnan has died in an israeli prison following an 87-day hunger strike. adnan began refusing food in february to protest his arrest under israel's so-called "administrative detention" program, the policy of holding palestinians without charge for up to years at a time. human rights groups say israel is holding more than 1,000 palestinians prisoner under the policy. in brazil, at least three yanomami indigenous leaders were killed over the weekend after heavily armed, masked illegal miners stormed a village. the attack comes as brazil's government continues its operation targeting illegal miners in yanomami

the cities of this country have been destroyed, for example, the settlement of important parts of aleppo, which was under the control of the opposition , has suffered serious damage in the eastern constitution, the crisis apparatus , these are the areas that we should try to convince the private sector. and enter the syrian market and use this market, god willing, we will make up for the backwardness, and god willing, the level of economic relations will reach the level of defense and security relations.

i that are the rebels prepared to stay and fight for aleppo at this point. absolutely. dean shops, tactics and theories of being practiced on the streets of syria as we speak. now. what we didn't promote the tactics and explain them to people through the facebook pages that we have and also the youtube channels. this is how aside from, you know, putting flowers on the spot where fallen heroes fell in ration from graffiti campaign. why do you march from cleanings 3 to make you know, nice think this we can do something even better than the regime can do in terms of services. the pages that assist you today regina beautiful city and it goes to the reading the story. and i'm in is i can see that i'm in the cottage miller habit or i'll be home and took it home and america on the refund on a phone call. and i went on that mean month, regardless laska, you let the jamal how's that a joe way down and i'm going out in the supply in an amount of them and his level because that's how the muslim will cover the the with the orange revolution with my station, the last cha

take ak, aleppo, it's a city that was literally carpet bombed by unfortunately, putin is going to takethat same set of tactics in ukraine. so this is not a good day for those of us who support ukraine in the west. those of us who value human rights. it's a very dark day in my view. >> this is also a big day, right, for saudi arabia, who has taken a growing diplomatic role in the world stage recently. the kingdom also still has close ties to russia. talk about the influence they have right now when it comes to the war in ukraine? >> indeed. mbs, mohammed bin salman has been taking his nation and drawing closer and closer, not only, by the way, to vladimir putin, but also to china. very consciously seeking to displace u.s. influence in the middle east, and that is not good news, for example, for israel. our strongest partner. a fellow democracy. and so when you put all of that together, it is diminishment of western influence, and worth noting the u.s. has been trying very hard to work with the arab states and other members of opec to try and keep oil prices at a reasonable level because

to moscow's intervention in syria reducing aleppo to rubble. to cities in ukraine.aim bakhmut is theirs but in reality, there is little left to control. so, is this a winning strategy? let's hear from mariia mezentseva, member of the ukrainian parliament for kharkiv. we are witnessing, currently, another failure of the russian strategies, which are not operating even for the internal audience, because i think in a way that prigozhin has spoken, he is trying to save also his own team but at the same time, progress given to the russian army which will not be realistic on the ground, as if to say ukraine continues to receive great nato weapons which are operating in our sovereign territory. yuval weber is a russian military and political strategy expert, at krulak center at marine corps university — he told me why sanctions are being waged against the head of wagner group in mali. two things that he is being sanctioned for. one is for participation in wagner's activities across sub—saharan africa and wagner has been widely reported sanctioned by the united states, eu,

under the control, november 2016 , the army of bashar, assad took the eastern part of the city of aleppo, this was a turning point in the fight against isis in syria february 2017 iraqi authorities with us support, launched an operation to liberate iraqi mosul, and in june 2017 , us-led syrian democratic forces launched an offensive against the capital of the so-called islamic cancer states. on january 18 , the turkish army again crossed the roman frontier and began operation olive branch. in the area of ​​the city. afrin. the latest turkish operation in northern syria iraq called the claw sword was carried out in november 2022, its goal was to liberate the border areas from the militants of the kurdistan workers' party as for the consequences of the american policy, the climax of which was the invasion of iraq, we spoke with andrey zeltov from the school of oriental studies of the higher school of economics andrew were in the region expectations that the us iraq war would solve some problems even then , it was clear to the local political elites that this was a gamble that would not end

grozny in chechnya in 2000 at the start of putin's rule, to moscow's intervention in syria reducing aleppo cities in ukraine. russia may claim bakhmut is theirs, but in reality, there is little left to control. 0lga malchevska, bbc news. earlier, i spoke to congressman seth moulton about where congress stands on us support for ukraine. we also discussed an op—ed he wrote about the need to regulate how artificial intelligence is used in war. congressman, it's great to have you back on our show. let's start with ukraine. the head of the wagner mercenary group has said they have captured the city of bakhmut. they'll hand control back to russian troops. we also expect to see ukraine launch a counteroffensive. does the west need to see ukraine succeed in this counteroffensive to continue full military support? no, i don't think we need to, but i think we will. i'm very optimistic about the ukrainian counter offensive. they are very well prepared having trained for months with western armies like our own. they have better equipment, new equipment. and because of what they've been doing in places

was serious as one soldiers been killed and 7 others injured by israeli ass strikes on aleppo, state media reports that a leper apple, which is out of service. following the strike. several missiles will reportedly intercepted for than 250 people have been arrested in france during process marking . international work is day 30 say nearly 800000 people rallied across the country, answering calls from their trade unions to demonstrate pro, just to say they're angry at president emmanuel macros. pension reform signed into law last month, which increase the retirement age from $62.00 to $64.00. in colombia supporters of president, gustavo petro, have marched to support his social reforms in the capitol bochita. addressing the roddy from the balcony of the presidential promise had through said it was time for working people to make decisions and not just protest. it's been 9 months since he took office and he has already filed several ministers on replaced them with his allies. graham deep cornered patrol would abandon the ideal of a great transformation, but this is not our destiny. tha

from grozny in chechnya in 2000, to moscow's intervention in syria reducing aleppo to rubble, to citiese. russia may claim bakhmut is theirs, but in reality, there is little left to control. 0lga malchevska, bbc news. meanwhile, away from the frontlines, the ukrainian president volodymr zelensky made a surprise commencement speech for graduates atjohns hopkins university. he spoke virtually to the graduates. let's listen to some of what he had to say. i'm proud that ukraine is not losing a single day in its defence against russian terror. every day, we do everything to become stronger, to give more protection to people, to save more lives. the united states has also not lost a single day to help ukraine repel the russian aggression. well, joining us is pulitzer—prize winning historian anne applebaum and a senior fellow atjohns hopkins who introduced president zelensky�*s address. tell us how it is a about. it was tell us how it is a about. it was the idea of the president of the university. he asked me a couple of months ago if i knew how to contact president zelensky, he knew i had jus

many are making the comparison of bakhmut to aleppo.h russian tactics have levelled what used to be arguably one of the most beautiful cities in that part of ukraine. so it's like in the past more than a year, the russians have been bombing museums, libraries, churches. they've now bombed the heck out of bakhmut. does that represent a battlefield victory, all of that? i don't think so. why was russia willing to lose so much in terms of supplies in terms of human lives in this battle? is it that strategic or is this about messaging? well, there are a couple of reasons there. one is russia from the start has been deploying basically a meat grinder approach to this war, sending wave upon wave of human beings to fight, many of them unprepared, many of them unequipped. and then secondly, mr putin and his circle of elites needed some kind of win to show to the russian public. they've been, in the past weeks, harshly criticised by military bloggers, so they really needed something to show. on the other hand, the ukrainians, when they see thing

that is , this is the aleppo tactic. to gain a foothold in the destroyed place and this actually willork against them too well, er, let's know what's more. so, in detail, now let's discuss a slightly different topic, er, we've been watching the last week especially so in essence, this is the confrontation of the air defense forces and the attempts of the parties to push the air defense against each other, and from this point of view, ivan, please describe what the russians are trying to achieve, when they have increased the shelling of ukraine again, and again we see martyrs flying missiles there they are flying and striking somewhere deep in the territory. well, in general . well, what are they trying to do now, because it is obvious that these actions are also taking place in anticipation of the counter-arnavism, you know, i would say here that it will be so that, on the one hand, the russians are actually doing nothing here they don't do anything new. let's say it's different from what they tried to do in the same period last year, that is, because if we remember that april, may ,

so the only hope is if the russian military operation ends up as flood with israel slightly aleppo international airport in syria killing one soldier according to local media, a number of other.

grozny in chechnya in 2000 at the start of putin's rule, to moscow's intervention in syria reducing aleppoities in ukraine. russia may claim bakhmut is theirs, but in reality, there is little left to control. 0lga malchevska, bbc news. police injapan have detained a suspect in a gun and knife attack that left four people dead. witnesses said the attacker stabbed a woman and then shot at police. let's get the latest from our tokyo correspondent shaimaa khalil. bring us up to date. this olice bring us up to date. this police operation - bring us up to date. this police operation ran - bring us up to date. ti 3 police operation ran through the night. we understand the suspected assailant, now identified by the authorities as a 31—year—old man, had been holed up in his family home for hours. last night, around eight o'clock local time here, thursday night, the media was showing footage of a dark neighbourhood but you could hear gunfire in the background. we also know that his mother and his aunt were barricaded with him before they made an escape at some point during the night. this morning we

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the devastation of aleppo in syria after years of civil war that left hundreds of thousands of peoplenment stands accused of terrible atrocities, led by president bashar al—assad. but today, after nine years of international isolation, he got a warm welcome at a summit of fellow middle—eastern leaders. president assad has held on to power, despite western opposition, with massive military support from russia's president putin. joining me now is hagar chemali, the former director for syria and lebanon at the national security council under president obama. thank you forjoining us. i want to start with what president velasquez that if this arab league summit, criticising those who turned a blind eye to russia. how will that message be receive there among arab nations's i be receive there among arab nations' ~ . , be receive there among arab nations' ~ ., , ., , nations's i think that they are very easy to cap _ nations's i think that they are very easy to cop departmental- nations's i think that they are very easy to cop departmental eyes, i nations's i think that they are very i easy t

moscow's intervention in syria reducing aleppo to rubble.battle for bakhmut has caused heavy casualties on both sides, with thousands thought to have been killed. 0ur defence correspondent, jonathan beale, has the story now of one ukrainian family and what bakhmut has meant for them. ukraine's paying a heavy price for this war. the cost no greater than for the family of these two brothers. maxym was 22, ivan just 18, when russia invaded last year. their innocence and youth slowly stripped away by months of brutal fighting. but they were inseparable. translation: he was my best friend. all the times we fought we were in the same trench, in the same positions, in the same unit, in the same team. he was always with me and i was with him. this is where they were last alive together — bakhmut, the place their mother now calls "hell". the city that had claimed the life of maxym, but only after he'd saved that of his brother. this is them engaged in house—to—house fighting before a russian shell landed right next to ivan. translation: | fell and fe

the devastation of aleppo in syria after years of civil war, that left hundreds of thousands of peoplesed of carrying out atrocities, led by president bashar al—assad, and backed by the russian military. but today, after 12 years of arab isolation, assad received a very warm welcome, at a summit of fellow middle—eastern leaders, as our international editor, jeremy bowen now reports. in yasmine camp in beqaa valley, there is horror that the man the syrian refugees here blamed for destroying their country is being rehabilitated. it makes precarious lives even less secure. around 1500 syrians have been forcibly repatriated from lebanon in recent weeks. these two believe they could be next. the couple met in the camp after they fled syria in 2013. they want better chances for their 18—month—old daughter than they've had. her education stopped when the war began when she was ten. now they believe president assad's return to the arab league might be an excuse for more deportations. translation: we are always afraid of the raids now, - that it will happen to us. i imagine they will come and t

the devastation of aleppo in syria after years of civil war that left hundreds of thousands of peopleaccused of terrible atrocities — led by president bashar al—assad. but today after nine years of international isolation — he got a very warm welcome at a summit of fellow middle—eastern leaders. president assad has held on to power, despite western opposition, with massive military support from russia's president putin. 0ur international editor jeremy bowen reports. in yasmine camp in lebanon's bekaa valley there is horror that the man the syrian refugees blame for destroying their country is being rehabilitated. it makes precarious lives even less secure. around 1500 syrians have been forcibly repatriated from lebanon in recent weeks. nasar and maraw fear they could be next. the couple met in the camp after they fled syria, in 2013. they want better chances for their 18 month old daughter than they have had. marwar�*s education stopped when the war began, when she was ten. now they believe president assad's return to the arab league might be an excuse for more deportations. translati

moscow's intervention in syria reducing aleppo to rubble. to cities in ukraine.y claim bakhmut is theirs, but in reality, there is little left to control. 0lga malchevska, bbc news. earlier, i spoke to congressman seth moulton about where congress stands on us support for ukraine. we also discussed an op—ed he wrote about the need to regulate how artificial intelligence is used in war. congressman, it's great to have you back on our show. let's start with ukraine. the head of the bag and a mercenary group have said they have captured the city of bakhmut. —— the head of the wagner group. we also expect to see ukraine launch a counter offensive. does the west need to see ukraine succeed in this counter offensive to continue full military support?- offensive to continue full military support? no, i don't think we need _ military support? no, i don't think we need to, _ military support? no, i don't think we need to, but - military support? no, i don't think we need to, but i - military support? no, i don't think we need to, but i think| think we need to, but i think

more died soldiers, two civilians were injured after a rocket attack, israel in the outskirts of aleppothe air defense forces of the arab republic due to shelling , the work of the local airport was temporarily stopped, and no statements were made about the reasons for the air raid. periodic iranian military advisers become the targets of such strikes. or the lebanese faction's arms depot from the ball joe biden has invited white house congressional leaders to discuss measures to rake in public debt for the us economy, which is built on constant borrowing. this issue is vital to the treasury secretary. janet yelin warned that without raising the debt limit, which now stands at $31.5 trillion , the us could default after june 1st. it is known that the republicans who control the house of representatives do not want to drive the country even more debt and insist on reducing budget spending. biden, on the contrary, seeks permission. for new loans. this us news coincided with the statements of the director of the manager of the international elite fund, kristallina, georgieva, according to

initial news suggested that turkish intelligence operation targeted 802 and didn't know who aleppo provincethe is leader. when is announces name or his alias last november it did not say who he was, it gave no indication of his background. very little if anything at all is known about him. from what i read they described _ at all is known about him. from what i read they described him _ at all is known about him. from what i read they described him as - at all is known about him. from what i read they described him as an i at all is known about him. from what i read they described him as an old i i read they described him as an old fighter, meaning part of the movement for a long time. there has been some confusion because of course the leader who was killed just before it was also called caray she. . ., , ., just before it was also called caray she. , ., ., just before it was also called caray she. _, , ., ., ,., ., just before it was also called caray she. _, , ., ., ., , just before it was also called caray she. , ., ., ., , ., she. the confusion about that is not that they are _ she. th

i, my brothers and sisters, we watched on tv how houses were falling in the city of aleppo, we were veryr our city. we were afraid that the same would happen to us. sports ground drawing pool two weeks of carefree childhood accompanying do not hide such ordinary hobbies as swinging, playing, cycling in children cause a lot of genuine emotions. i would like to thank president alexander lukashenko for giving our children the opportunity to come to belarus to meet their peers from here. i didn't even expect when we arrived. the guys did not even feel that they were received very warmly in another country. organizations are making every effort to diversify the leisure time of the guys . there were excursions to the worldly nesvizh castles. the capital made an impression and visited the national library, the museum of the great patriotic war and the water park. the guys in the shift visit the lyana cave for them, there are various types of massage, this is also a hydromassage. this is a manual massage, as well as the guys attend the procedure of ionotherapy syrian guys. they are excellent at

zionist fighters attacked the international airport of the syrian city of aleppo and the city of sefida in the southern suburbs of this city. the runway of the airport was damaged and its operation was stopped. electronic cigarettes have become the number one behavioral problem in schools, british teachers have stopped working for the fifth time in the last 4 months on the eve of final exams . the reason for the financial crisis and teachers' strike is the disruption. researchers have developed a type of electronic skin for robots, which by creating a sense of movement, understanding the environment and responding to external stimuli , brings the machines closer to humans. robots with smart electronic skin can be used in medicine. have less than one week before the coronation ceremony of charles iii as the king of england , the students of this country have been given one week to learn the coronation ceremonies. according to the new york times, more than 250,000 immigrant children entered the united states in the last two years , most of them providing cheap labor. hundreds of demonstra

the cities of this country have been destroyed, for example, the settlement of important parts of aleppo , which was under the control of the opposition , has suffered serious damage in the eastern constitution, the crisis apparatus, these are the areas that in fact, we should try to convince the private sector to enter the syrian market and take advantage of the situation in this market . god willing, we will make up for the backwardness and the level of economic relations will reach the level of defense and security relations . phone bill with accompaniment greetings to you. have a good time . according to what we have discussed so far, it is a special news interview. and i respect your service, only the president said, as predicted , it started from 12 days before the flight to the foot in the first and second media and in the entire region in jordan, on television in the occupied territories and also in other countries of the region, widely in saudi arabia both in news networks from the wide area and the whole region we appointed his own soldier, and the guest of your program mention

zionist regime fighters attacked the international airport of the city of aleppo, syria, and the city from a trip in the southern suburbs of this city. al-mayadeen network with the announcement of this news, the air defense of the syrian army countered these attacks . in this attack, one person was martyred and one person was injured. also, the runway of the airport was damaged and its operation was stopped . a total of 540 people were arrested in france following the labor day protests in this country. according to the announcement of the french interior minister, 350 demonstrators in paris market general sherman also announced that 406 police and security officers were injured in this demonstration and demanded the imposition of the harshest criminal penalties against the attackers of the french police , whose number is estimated to be two million and three hundred thousand. they demanded the resignation of the president. new principles and restrictions for electronic cigarettes should be made according to this program, which is the biggest measure to reduce smoking among teenagers

i've also heard comparisons to aleppo.n over there. >> we don't. look at bucha. look at is em. 2 places where the atrocities were just horrendous. just imagine, the russian stuffed 17 ukrainians soldier corpses into the shell of a truck. put mines around them and buried them under the earth. hoping to kill more ukrainians that were trying to excavate these bodies. the terrible things that are being done, of course you complainant on pollutant, you could blame on the mercenaries that are doing horrendous things in our country. the resilience of the ukrainian people, to stand up against this horrendous battle is something to really make us all humbled. it's quite a thing to watch. >> there is talk of more events, fighter jets and those sort of things. you think about the time it takes to train up on them. to deliver them. could be a moot point? do you sense there's gotta be a monumental shift in this battle sooner rather than later? >> well, i could tell you charles, ukrainian soldiers that don't want a forced peace. they do