you mentioned — the syrian armed forces. you mentioned iran _ the syrian armed forces.ssia, the backers of assad, given they have other conflicts they had to deal with as well, how do you see this playing out? it’s you see this playing out? it's a ve you see this playing out? it�*s a very interesting question is to how much support both iran and russia are able to provide. i think on the russian side at least, an awful lot of its combat power is tied up for in ukraine in continuing to prosecute that. in fact the russian armed forces have been attempting to throw everything attempting to throw everything at their offensive in ukraine in order to keep moving forward. first of all, before the winter and second before the winter and second before the inauguration of donald trump to maximise their territorial games there. so if the ask from assad is in fact more than simply the airpower that russia has there in existence already, moscow is going to perhaps struggle to be able to provide it. especially if it takes the form of things like ground truth, and you would think that

this christmas, as every christmas, members of our armed forces will be serving overseas, working day and night to protect britain's national security. and i know that the whole house will join me in sending our deepest thanks to them, to our emergency services, and everyone working to keep the country safe over the festive period. may i also take this opportunity to thank you and the house staff for all your hard work this year. and can i wish everyone across the house a merry christmas and happy new year. mr. speaker, this morning i had meetings with ministerial colleague and others, in addition to my duties in this house. i shall have further such meetings later today. >> thank you, mr. speaker. and may i associate myself with the prime minister's remarks. in 2021, carrie and francis davis who live in my constituency and are in the gallery here today tragically lost their son, hugh, at the age of just 6 to a rare form of cancer. now they are courageously campaigning to ensure that every parent who must leave work to look after a sick child in hospital gets the financial support tha

and has said that this is quote, unquote, a sacred duty of the russian armed forces to kick the enemy out. but speaking as do vote is basically giving a rather a broad to jeer political look. latimer putting those set again, whatever the western nations do to help ukraine it willing to help them, and it will only rather escalate the situation between russia and the collective west. a lot of my food has expressed consent, and i said that essentially russia treats this as concerned the fax that over a 100000 american soldiers are right now in europe. and he has said that, well, wild russia is not going to get on the minutes. you bandwagon, and just uh, threatening uh was threatening to westwood, its nuclear capabilities. but still russia has to get ready and has to prepare for every single scenario that is on the table and a confrontation with nate, who is it, is there is a slight but still a possibility. speaking about that blood, i'm approved in the stress that the new hypersonic ballistic. my so arrested will add to it. it is inevitable. it will end to mass production. a quick remind

i would like to close if i may by acknowledging the members of my community in the armed forces. i'm honored to be here today with her new chief of defense, who has brought new vision and energy to the canadian armed forces. he is part of what keeps our nation safe. nothing we do would be possible without them and the support of their families that love them. that's why we are committed to attracting the best talent across canada and we are making progress so military members know they can work in an environment that is safe, respectful and supported. we have that obligation and we will live up to that obligation. [applause] i would like to have conversations about that with friends in the room because each of us is facing a huge challenge in making sure we get the right people so we have the right skill sets and right values to serve in our armed forces. we are committed to investing in those people and we are taking every opportunity to learn from others on how to do this right. i also want to acknowledge, canada is a diverse country and we need great canadians to step up and s

he has expressed hope that the russian armed forces will be able to keep the momentum to keep the pace at which they are liberating tax or use that they have gained over over the past year. that this will carry on on 22025 according to latimer pollutants. even lowering the mobilization age to 14 years old won't help ukraine. just a quick reminder right now, only males of twins, 5 years of age and older can be, can be drafted, can be mobilized. and the western partners under mostly the current administration in the united states cooling on key of to low with that age to just 18 years old. now at the same time, vladimir putin as acknowledged that the presence of the ukrainian of forces in the course region of russia. he is called, that's a, basically a crime against the russian nation. and has said that this is quote, unquote, a sacred duty of the russian armed forces to kick the enemies out. but speaking as to vote is basically giving a rather a broad a g, a political look. latimer putting those set again, whatever the western nations do to help ukraine it willing to help them, and it w

steve modernize the armed forces abuse us as a continuing to remove distortion from you. but as we know, the united states have declared our country to be a sole support department. and so i've been direct rep, somebody who's the soup see of companionship. he had the deal. and by 2030 to year you're going be pretty fast. so then, you know, we're seeing on it was also a modernization of nuclear forces, more or less helium to and the cost in the system of the united states are also updating. there was a missile defense system for the voice of this year. so escalate the buzzer, but also for the please let you know ignited state smith, sol basis. but i mean, it was different. i created 160 kilometers from a border in poland to another video. nato countries are now come up with something new. come a trade in a system which includes the deployment google gets hold with facebook. you said deployments of 100 is a 1000 points to genius, the people facility within 10 days. and that is where you would have to push $800000.00 internally. troops on the healey brothers machine in an se

and of course, clashing with syrian armed forces in other cities. suggestions by some analysts that we may continue to see rebel forces moving towards hama further south of aleppo. but again, at this stage it appears as though they are consolidating their presence and control of aleppo. but we've also seen on the ground as well is airstrikes now taking place? it appears as though the syrian armed forces, along with backers including russia, are attempting to double down and push back syrian armed forces. russian state media reporting what is being described as an aerial campaign against rebel groups. the syrian defense ministry also acknowledging strikes, taking place targeting rebel groups, the movements on the ground and also supply lines as well journalists and activists on the ground telling cnn that at least ten strikes have taken place since wednesday that figure could be higher and we have seen videos emerging of hospitals seemingly overrun as a result of the casualties coming in as well. so clearly, a very in flux situation, it appears as tho

man is the armed forces of the russian federation. have a firm hand on strategic initiative, which along the entire line of contacting at present, the average daily advance of troops has significantly accelerated and is about 30 square kilometers. so our adversaries, units on the front line are undermanned by about 4550 percent russian president has said that right now, the russian people and the russian government is giving every thing they can find naturally wise to the military. this is something else that the russian president has said, well, it means that right now was russian. well, pretty much old. russia can spat for the military and that is quite a lot given that how much the production has been wrapped up. the russians are adjusting and the increasing production, not of just the weapons that are well known that have been tried and tested in previous conflicts, but also they're developing new means. and again, they're catching up. and so there's a, there's vast, really, so it's easy to, has been not, it hasn't been a rather m

. —— of chief of the armed forces.re to step down and to respond to the mandate the people are giving them to impeach the president. just how long do you think the strikes will carry on? we're closely paying attention to the investigation, as well as the impeachment processes and you know, we're moderating our actions and the intensity depending on what the situation calls for. so, we'll continue to have strategic discussions and meetings to decide but you can bet that if he continues to hold out that, you know, we have no choice but to step up and preserve democracy and workers' rights. staying with south korea and the big question remains about how much these ongoing strikes are hitting businesses and trade. exports are crucial for the economy with global diets like hyundai, samsung and kia in the spotlight. and into the mix, asia is bracing for trade tariffs under incoming president donald trump in 2025. curtis cheng is the former ambassador to the asian bank. he gave his thoughts. look how far korea has _ he gave h

the military takeover in 2021 the brutal fighting that erupted between the armed forces the rapid supportve derailed transition to democracy and un- leashed what is the worst humanitarian crisis in the world. each day as you have heard from our referrers, brings new atrocities. attacks on hospitals, on markets, displaced persons camps. summary executions, women and girls subjected to unspeakable sexual violence. we continue suit war crimes and crimes against humanity committed across a vast parts of sudan. people have resorted to eating grass and peanut shells by some estimates, a child there dies every two hours for lack of food. the effects of this tragedy extend well beyond sudan supports over 3 million sudanese fled to laboring neighboring countries outside actors are arg and supporting both parties a power struggle into a conflict with global dimensions. in short, failure to act in sudan threatens the peace and security this counsel is charged with preserving. the world cannot, must not look away from the humanitarian catastrophe that's happening in sudan on our watch. before our eye

and we will continue to strengthen our own armed forces, the finest that there are.at almost £3 billion of additional resource for our defence, cementing our position as a leading nato ally and we will set out a clear path to increase spending from 2.3% of gdp today, to 2.5%. and it is vital that all european nations step up to protect our shared future. we will set out in our strategic defence review how we will modernise our armed forces to make us more secure at home and stronger abroad. we will maximise our investment by working with others like our partnership with italy and japan to build the next generation of fighter planes. because all of this rests on the strength of our bonds with others. this is my third point. there is no growth without security. and no security without alliances. so to fix the foundations we must meet this more dangerous age with an age of deeper alliances, even closer ties with the us, and an set out in our future. we will set out in our strategic defence review how we will modernise our armed forces to make us more secure at home and

they serve for the duration when they decided to enlist in our armed forces.but there's also another historic event just last week the 60th anniversary of the beginning of the korean war. and we gathered in statutory hall and one of the first persons to speak was congressman charlie rangel of new york. he was a combat veteran of the korean war. he had enlisted before the korean war in an army that the segregated and congressman rangel happen to be able to serve in korea in combat because of the efforts of president truman to integrate our armed forces. i raise a question because i want to ask one of you, any of you if you think we can honor the greatest generation and our military mr. gaetz and much to our country and still look back with some dismay that it was a segregated force and it wasn't until the korean war that our military was truly integrated, and if you think that you can't at least you can, can you understand for a moment how some may have feelings about discrimination in our current military against those of a different sexual orientation believe

prosecutor of the international criminal court believes that the rapid support forces and sudanese armed forces have committed atrocity crimes in sudan, but we must be careful to not draw a false equivalency between the actions of the rapid support forces and the sudanese armed forces. any and all commissioning of atrocities must be condemned and stopped. earlier this month the sudanese armed forces connected -- conducted airstrikes on the market, killing over 100 people. meanwhile, the atrocities of the rapid support forces stretch across the country. the uae backs -- impact rsf is committing genocide and darfur -- in darfur, and now they are cleansing famine stricken zamzam, the largest camp for displaced people. the rsf is attempting to finish the genocide that began over 20 years ago. and the rsf is succeeding. we must, and can't, do more to address these threats against sudanese civilians. one of the greatest threats is the ongoing telecommunications blackout. over 30 million civilians have been unable to access the internet for almost 12 months. it has left them severed from the outside w

and has said that this is quote, unquote, a safe criminal duty of the russian armed forces to kick the enemy out, basically giving a rather a broader geo political look. lot of my putting those said again, whatever the western nations do to help ukraine, they willing to help them and it will only rather escalate the situation between russia and the collective west. a lot of my food has expressed consent and it said that essentially rushing treats this as can send the faxes over a 100000 american soldiers right now in europe. and he has said that while russia is not going to get on the minute you bandwagon, and just uh, threatening uh was threatening to west with its new, clear capabilities. but still russia has to get ready and has to prepare for every single scenario that is on the table. so you wouldn't be afraid enough, but if you just get someone to do, the military and political situation in the world remains difficult and unstable. bloodshed in the middle east regions on high conflict potential persists in a number of other regions of the world. we see that the cut into us admini

and has said that this is quote, unquote, a safe criminal duty of the russian armed forces to kick the enemy the way out. basically giving a rather a broad a g, a political look lot of my putting those said again, whatever the western nations do to help ukraine it willing to help them and it will only rather escalate the situation between russia and the collective west of letterman, who has expressed consent and has said that essentially rushing treats this as concerns a fax that over a 100000 american soldiers right now in europe. and he has said that while russia is not going to get on the minucci bandwagon and just uh, threatening uh was threatening to west with its nuclear capabilities. but still russia has to get ready and has to prepare for every single scenario that is on the table. so you wouldn't be waiting for the to just get someone to do. the military and political situation in the world remains difficult and unstable. bloodshed in the middle east rages on high conflict potential, persists in a number of other regions of the world. we see that the cut into us administration

since yesterday, the syrian army has been involved in violent classes on this front, after the armed forces failed to break through on the north, a north west directions. they tried to redirect their efforts to the direction of shockey for a breakthrough in that direction. and an invasion of the city of hama, but so far failed, syrian troops have strengthened their positions which prevented the advance of armed forces into the city. however, these groups are actively campaigning to claim that they have already entered the city and captured the most important bridge in the mazda risk. the area, however, the syrian army is still present in the region, and the intensity of fighting in this area has declined last night. and early this morning, owing to intense attacks by syrian troops on the supply lines of terrorist groups, which prevented them from entering the city with regard to the humanitarian situation in homer, all government institutions and services continue to function and markets and shops remain open. however, there is still some fear among the population, especially when terrorist

but again we are seeing now attempts by the syrian armed forces, backed by russia, of course, a long time ally of bashar al-assad's regime attempting to push back against rebels through what the russian state media has described as an aerial offensive against rebel forces. we have seen a number of airstrikes carried out by both the russian armed forces and according to the syrian defense ministry syrian air force, as well, since wednesday, according to journalists and activists on the ground, we have seen at least ten airstrikes take place since wednesday and the fear is that they could soon double down with this aerial campaign. of course this comes as there is growing concern that this may lead to a sort of domino effect, as you mentioned, that we may see the syrian rebel group successful in pushing further downwards towards damascus. the capital, perhaps taking further territory some analysts looking at the situation on the ground, perhaps indicating that the rebel groups may be pushing, looking to push beyond aleppo towards hama, for example and then further down towards damascus.

and most importantly, personnel on the part of ukrainian armed forces. our armies moving forward to stop for the week means to give the enemy the chance to gain a foothold from their positions. but the west side of the 21st, i think the jewel pieces, yes, they name with the cage of any number. any defense in a box rush that would find a new type of what to do with it. but that response says it is legit to concentrate all their air defense and missile defense forces there. and we will strike there with the original and see what happens. we are ready for such an experiment, is the other side reading events of questions i'm doing as many people in the hall, our present and say why, you know, most of us. so any info comes on why it's what you say is what you are. and this is done in my opinion, importance, and why should we demonstrate this important? we have enough arguments to state that we're positioned clearly the a very well welcome to you for the entire all to international new sealants coming to you live from boston. let's take a look at the top switc

, its airforce the russian armed forces, its air force in the russian armed forces, its airforce in particularut? russia's air force might be playing out? russia's airforce in _ might be playing out? russia's air force in particular— might be playing out? russia's air force in particular is - airforce in particular is vitalfor the regime and its supporters to retake territory. they do it through saturation bombing and other types of assaults which, in reality, just end up killing many more civilians than they do armed groups and so, this is one of the major problems and criticism of the russia intervention throughout the war intervention throughout the war in support of assad. find intervention throughout the war in support of assad.— in support of assad. and you mentioned — in support of assad. and you mentioned civilians. - in support of assad. and you mentioned civilians. what i in support of assad. and you j mentioned civilians. what do you think this renewed fighting is going to mean for the humanitarian situation, for syrians themselves? it was already a pretty unstable situation there.—

including in the readiness of our armed forces. today, i can confidently say it isn't the highest place in the world. almost all nato countries are at war with us. the internal state of the russian troops is such that perhaps no other army in the world has today. therefore, i believe that russia is largely in the state. we were striving for. it has become a truly suffering country. and i do want to finally finish on what's the me and i think for a lot of people who saw in the school today was possibly the most touching moment of the entire event. and that was when boots and was all about how the war has positively affected him. how have you changed in the last 3 years? was nice to know which human yet. you know, we only change. we change every day, every hour. i always tell you frankly, we are joking now and there is left during the whole. i started joking list and almost stopped laughing. i will say, you know, it was astonishing that was just a moment just a few seconds off that those words were, that was just off. so i mean truly

why, from including in the readiness of our armed forces today, i can confidently say it isn't the highest placing the world as to allow me to almost all nato countries are at war with us. the internal state of the russian troops is such that perhaps no other army in the world has to go to the civil. i believe that russia is largely in the state. we were striving for. it has become a truly silver and comfortable stanley and all you will do, you want to finish on what could all deeply be the most human. i'm the most touching moments in the entire event. and it was one's lot improved symbol sauce housing war and ukraine has posted me affected him over the last 2 years. i always think how have you changed in the last 3 years? it was nice to know which seeming yeah, you know, we don't change. we change every day, every hour. i always tell you frankly, we are joking now, and there is left during the whole. i started joking list and almost stopped laughing. you know, and i'll say that that was just a moment, a few seconds. well, that was just up to silence off to set those watts and bear in mind

including in the readiness of our armed forces. today, i can confidently say it isn't the highest place in the world. almost all nato countries are at war with us. the internal state of the russian troops is such that perhaps no other army in the world has today. they said, for i believe that russia is largely in the state, we were striving for. it has become a truly suffering country. i want to remind you about another question that a colleague asked about the murder of general carol officer. you know, the kitty to, can you about the murder of general cumulus. you said an assassination attempt to assure you, i am grateful to you for this, because you indirectly acknowledge that this is a terroristic reason. why? because this is a murder committed in a way that is dangerous for the lives of many of the regime in cuba has repeatedly committed such terrorist crime. terrorist attacks against many citizens of the russian federation and enforced canal when they shoot civilians cannot. i mean, in the course of region and other territorie

obviously, the capabilities of our armed forces are increasing. i'll say it's a new one is most each but it was, i mean i can't help but ask about the statements that we have heard from you over the past few weeks. maybe seeing the 1st come back tests of the new a rationing miss aisle to with the videos being spread all over the world. it could seems that the missile really has no flaws of those. but in the west, for example, they continue to claim the rational because the modification of old soviet weaponry, they say the messiah can be shut down by ed defenses. even at the launch stage. how would you comment about this when you to the 1st is about how old or new or modern these weapons are. this is a modern, very new weapon. everything that is done in any field of activity is based on some previous developments on previous achievements. and then people take a step forward with it to deal with it. does the same for the ocean, a controller. so we use the word developments in the more than history of russia here on this basis, scientists, designers,

from the embassy of belgium, ms- [applause] >> from the embassy of canada, canadian armed forces navalause] >> from the embassy of france, military attachÉ, colonel julian -- [applause] >> and from the embassy of luxembourg, consul and head of administration, mr. frank beaver. [applause] >> just as they were vital in defeating tyranny nearly eight decades ago, our allies continue to be indispensable partners safeguarding freedom today. we are honored by your presence here with us. at now please welcome our first speaker, friends of the national world war ii memorial, chairwoman. [applause] >> good morning and welcome. the world war ii memorial on this solemn and historic occasion, a special welcome to our world war ii veterans, colonel cohen and harry millet. 80 years ago brave men and women faced immense challenges during the battle of the bulge, the largest and bloodiest battle fought by the united states in world war ii. today, we honor their courage, sacrifice and resilience. we are grateful to be joined by representatives of allied nations who stood with the united states in the f

earlier this year alone, the losses of the ukrainian armed forces have exceeded $560000.00 service men, then killed and wounded for the end. the total loss is amounted to almost $1000000.00 people for the entire time of the special military operation, which i'm going to do in course colonial. the key every shame. last, more than 40000 service men, the armed forces of the russian federation have a firm hand on strategic initiative along the entire line of contact to way at present. the average daily advance of troops has significantly accelerated and is about 30 square kilometers with our adversaries. units on the front line are under manned by about 4550 percent, 0. c. ortiz ego. instead of breaking down there, they were marked by the russian leader and the defense minister of russia. earlier today. we may have inadvertently released a fake news report. so we'll say cnn. admitting that a serene prisoner, they spotlighted could have offered their correspondent fick identity. that's the conclusion of an official pro by the us media tried. we have subsequently been investigating his backg

including in the readiness of our armed forces. today, i can confidently say it isn't the highest place in the world. almost all nato countries are at war with us. the internal state of the russian troops is such that perhaps no other army in the world has today. they said, for i believe that russia is largely in the state. we were striving for. it has become a truly silver in the country. that's what i want to remind you about. another question that a colleague asked about the murder of general care allows us to get all the kids to . can you about the murder of general cumulus you said an assassination attempt? i am grateful to you for this because you in directly acknowledge that this is a terroristic reason. why? because this is a murder committed in a way that is dangerous for the lives of many of the regime in cuba has repeatedly committed such terrorist crime. terrorist attacks against many citizens of the russian federation and enforce canal when they shoot civilians cannot. i mean, in the course region and other territories

essentially, syrians armed forces, sovereign forces of syria in syria. uh because the one legs right to the us. unfortunately the uh, the uh, october the 7th attacking does the key to 72023, provided a fluid or excuse for the us to deployed major forces in the middle east. and i, i imagine that these airplane, i think, actually remember reading these airplanes are part of the contingent of the material that was deployed in the middle east in the wake of that of the, the october to some of the episode. so we have the whole area surrounded and it's, it's, it's a proxy war. and i, it's through, i think, of the model for the war in ukraine. no coincidence that the ice is descended on syria in 2014, around the same time that not far from may done square events in the cube, a sondra or what can you say about the comments that start a lab rav made about the conflict in syria on western development, the comments i have heard i, i cannot agree with tim moore and the us or ensues on its uh, allies um, being exclusive allies and preventing them from uh, securing ot

we continue to work systemically with the regions to provide the armed forces with everything necessary to do so. this year we have already hired 427000 soldiers by contract and so joy a more than 1200 people signed contracts will process every day. so we need to keep up the pace and the inherent part of coughing. the unfortunate is the, you know, calm, but refraining for things you with soldiers. and we need to introduce a new ways that have proven efficient during the special military operation. and we must synchronize wells training called the 1st to now. and then we most train them to use the state of the art time. so the weapons, and we need to, they have special attention both for, for the 0 is to starting the reserve hosing regimens to me. and we need to train them to use the state of the art time. so weapons name are worst models and you just simply resolve this. and there's only so sort of important to be sure to make sure that you're supplying so pretty the necessary amounts of the equipment in the trunk of seamless we this year we have increased the rate of deliveries of the

and the capabilities of our armed forces are growing. so what's just upset that they have very good. so now it's $100.00 to say, quarter a gauge globalist, you know, 5 things in the courtesy can reach us instead of doing it, pushing the money out in your phone service already, of course, then what's alone there. and so this you have to go to, there's the h sign with schofield. symptoms for free gauge is special supply safely, 7 to 6 years with a $106.00 retroviruses keen. and we'll take the quote, the motorized infantry, see that on the seat or no way in the on the whole seat. and it looks ridiculous. district cuba, you'd throw stuff pretty much seamlessly. slower, get aged. are all fight thing done in a row, including boy, literally writing and sirens late. they are and fight thing. i use, of course, to boost installation. all of them see those fighting in the curse, virginia and those will slicing along the front line. let's push them. best of luck for the 1st time victory. let's wish them to come home safely. what do we share with the

so the armed forces build and you all the new police force for the upcoming days because they do on the stuff they have issues with the board. the with is well, they have issues with the is the parts of the country with the code this minute. your thoughts, as you have issues in the southeastern part of the country west islip is believed to still maintain a presidency of those areas as well as the is yet to further expand its influence. so this is perhaps the biggest challenge facing the serious. and he has a heavy or something particular which is spinning the power vacuum particular when it comes to safety, security and stability hush. and what you describe about this very light law enforcement presence on the ground in syria at the moment is really quite remarkable. as i was a 0 is how can i help our reporting from damascus? thank you so much. i the police in damascus say that they have returned to work to maintain law and order, but there's rebuilding work to do for us on lloyd list saluted or destroyed much of the city security infrastructure before the regime fell. mohammed vault ha

i'm proud to define my life by serving to my lord, my family, the armed forces, and now to the people of colorado's fourth congressional district. to my wife, lisa, i want to thank you for joining me. in this unexpected and unbelievable opportunity of serving in congress. having you by my side, every day here in d.c. along with your support, encouragement and love has made the hours in travel, the early mornings in briefings, the afternoons in meetings, the evenings with receptions, studying memos and racing to late night votes made it both productive and bearable. you are my soulmate and my rock. i love you more than you will ever know. to my son, michael, and daughter, christina. i love you both and hope i've made you both proud. one day i hope to bring my grandkids here. we'll fly into reagan airport and fight through the afternoon traffic. i'll point out my ever ending destruction on cannon and lead the little ones to the statutory hall before walking through the tunnels and eventually heading up to rayburn's fourth floor where my office was. there i'll hold them close and say the

we have the agreement with the severity, identity, integrity, armed forces where the process of returning back of occupied territory and keep that in mind. this is the sole decision of nato member states. i'm terribly starry. if you said how we should do that new document, it should be different. from what we agreed from this non-compromise. please be more realistic. liana: thank you. mr. poroshenko: once again, angela, if you see me, thank you. liana: that is an interesting take. mr. poroshenko: i was told before she is in washington today. if you have an opportunity to visit or are allowed to be an advertising agent. [laughter] if you are not objecting i highly recommend to buy this book. this is not a memoir. please do that, thank you. liana: 736 pages that i have been reading the last two weekends. thank you mr. poroshenko, that was very interesting. we talk about one issue before we open up for questions. that is the question of timeline, especially with the current battlefield situation. how much time has ukraine had on the military side that we see right now. time for influencing t

many check phones with them um, forces novice and also he in the streets of. conversely, we see armed forces. no, obviously protecting the, the areas where the outside regime was until it's set to day. but the soldiers of soldiers left these places, for example, the airport of chemistry and now cool dish. um forces taking control. but everything and the really nervous atmosphere. and yeah, it's, it's, it's not a, it's, it's the people here are really concerned and, and you can see that. all right, and that was what you're hearing in that report that lots of visa rebel groups have a different alliances. tell us about the reports that we've seen that tucker satellite opposition forces. i've taken the time of my page from code is led forces back by the us. this so far we did not receive serious reports that the court has troops have completely withdrawn from, from one beach to the other other side of the front river. but um yeah, they are under pressure of the codes um because um the to expect malicious um it can go forward because also uh the turkish aircraft supporting them. so uh the kurds t

on the northwest or ongoing our armed forces have begun moving on several axes in ari, off a level, hama, and it lead to round up terrorist and expelled them from the areas they have entered. fully secure those areas and to set up new focal points in preparation for the next attack. as more military reinforcements continue to arrive, the general command of the army and the armed forces of stresses that all rumors about terrorist controlling certain regions, towns and villages are false propaganda by these militant organizations. the is now, let's say it's the it says the offensive by the tears group. so i'm assuming all me has lost a town. so inside russian i have a serious lines of this fluid 5 come on centers. and 7, i wrote that as of the renaissance in the past day, according to the last 2 key nations involved in the syrian piece process. iran, i'm sitting here as the top supervisor me in ankara. both farm is ugly. the syrian needs to be stabilized. as soon as possible now, and we heard from the federal university professor, the said, well, how many? but i need who pointed out to the

after the armed forces failed to break through on the north and north west directions, they tried to redirect their efforts to the direction of shockey for a breakthrough in that direction. in an invasion of the city of alma, but so far failed, syrian troops have strengthened their positions which prevented the advance of armed forces into the city. however, these groups are actively campaigning to claim that they have already entered the city and captured the most important bridge in the mazda rift. the area, however, the syrian army is still present in the legion. the intensity of fighting in this area has declined last night and early this morning, owing to intense attacks by syrian troops on the supply lines of terrorist groups, which prevented them from entering the city. with regard to the humanitarian situation in homage, all government institutions and services continue to function and markets and shops remain open. however, there is still some fear among the population, especially when terrorist groups threatened to enter the city or have already done so by making a breakthr