at the same time. armenia isn't this, they don't war. and whether it's, the prisoners still went over johnny captivity or the president of algebra johnny military for peace on arminian territory. i do expect the situation frankly to get much worse before it gets better. okay, we'll have to leave it there. thank you so much for speaking to us. richard gurgles the on spanish live christian and for read chef. yes, thanks so much. thanks for watching. we can see the program again any time by visiting our website al jazeera dot com for further discussion. you can go to our facebook page dots, facebook dot com, forward slash ha inside story. can join the conversation on twitter or handle is adrian type story for myself in the whole team here. and thanks for watching. bye bye. for now. the news news. news. news on all this on just the united states, ending in 20 a military present enough kind of done with what it means for the country. 11 piece showcases use dealing trailblazing, environmental quality. able to read the country of all credit fro

units in armenia. we do see a necessity to begin to stabilize. busy the situation and deter, attach from algebra, john, by turning to watson peacekeepers. the prime minister richard nicole pass on yan says the move would allow border demarcation though to be carried out without the risk of military clashes. i mean, what is the likelihood that this move actually minimizes the risk of classes when it comes to demarcation? well, on the one hand, the real answer the question depends on how laws are, but john, react. the good news, however, on the other hand, is that the argona and government is also proposing a bilateral with brawl, a pull back to reduce the risk of possibilities in classes, in terms of a dangerous proximity of forces and to commit to diplomacy. engaging in diplomatic negotiations over border demarcation and not necessarily under force alarm. and we do hope that also john accepts the offer for read. how was as or by john viewing this offer by the armenians? i think so. so we should know, w

a armenia has cold on russia to deploy troops. the longest border with surveys on it comes off to renew tension between the 2 neighbors. but will moscow send soldiers? and how fragile is the fire between armenia and as john, this is inside story. ah, ah hello and welcome to the program i'm getting you navigate on the original enough nigger know care about has been disputed between as john and armenia for many years . it's led to several incidents of violence including last year as conflict that killed thousands of people. and that's despite international efforts to bring peace to the region. armenia is now asking russia to deploy troops along its border with us or be shun. prime minister nicole passion yan says it's the only solution to allow border demarcation without further violence. russia has not made any promises yet, but the international community is urging all sides to respect the cease fire that's in place right now. while on thursday, a number of armenian and as a result were killed in the fighting. it happened to nigge

so the it has been 9 months since john and armenia agreed to cease fire to and they are 6. we conflict over not going to cut off, but land mines remain a major issue in the 1st deal of his kind between them. our menu has given us verbiage on maps, showing the locations of nearly 100000 land mines in the ogden region exchange for 15 prisoners of war, but hasn't revealed what it has planted mines in other districts. border dispute between 2 countries remains unresolved, highlighting the fragility of the ceasefire. people here wait in hall for a solution. mindful of their every step research that of them are there be job. caution can follow more on that story and all the other stories that we're covering here on out there by looking onto our website down there or dot com protected through the day. i can do what you want to do with me. the whole rom, the reminder of our top stories, the united nations says more than $400000.00 people and suffering famine is too dry region. it says the situation has worked dramatically in the last 2 weeks and more than more fighting the spice of

although the guns are mostly silent, either be john and armenia are still a long way from peace. and many people here hope that the historical treasures of no go nor cra, don't also become casualties of war, let alone cause for another. this was out of that for job and other very john, ah, this is down to 0. these are your top stories. after i was of negotiations, the afghan taliban and the pakistani government have agreed to reopen one of the main border crossings. while i was stranded people through the tunnel and captured these spin bolduc crossing on wednesday. it's f canister on 2nd busiest entry points and.

it has been nine months since azerbaijan and armenia agreed to a cease-fire to end the conflict.ain a major issue. in the first deal of its kind between them, armenia has given maps showing the location of nearly 100,000 landmines in the region. this in exchange for 15 prisoners of war. but it hasn't revealed where it has planted landmines in other districts. the border dispute remains unresolved, highlighting the fragility of the cease-fire. people here wait and hope for a solution. they are mindful of their every step. anchor: african leaders have joined thousands of zambians to pay final respects to the country's founding president. state memorial has been held, he died three weeks ago at 97. his remains will be taken in a procession across the country ahead of his burial next week. he ruled zambia for nearly 25 years until 1991. he is remitted as a staunch african nationalist who stood up to south of -- south africa. ahead, euro 2020 as belgium and italy battle for a spot in the semifinals. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ anchor: we have the latest on euro 2020. >> italy's incredible winning strea

so it has been 9, mount caesar bay, john and armenia agreed to assist fire to and they are 6. we complet over not going to cut about, but land mines remain a major issue in the 1st deal of its kind between them. our menu has given out their b. john maps showing the locations of nearly 100000 land mines in dogs on region, in exchange for 15 prisoners of war, but hasn't revealed what it has planted mines in other districts. border dispute between 2 countries remains unresolved, highlighting the fragility of the people here, wait in, hold for a solution. mindful of their every staff resume said that there be job african leaders of joined thousands of zombie ends to pay their final respects to the country's founding president. statement oils been held for kenneth calendar who died 3 weeks ago aged 97, been suffering from pneumonia. his remains will be taken into procession across the country ahead of his burial next week. calendar rooms ambia for more than 25 years until 1991. he's remembered as a staunch african nation as to stood up to south africa during a party was sort of had

although the guns are mostly silent, other be john and armenia are still a long way from peace. and many people here hope that the historical treasures of no go. no kara, don't also become casualties of war. let alone cause for another side of that for job and other bay. john. ah, this is al jazeera and these are the headlines. lebanon's prime minister, designated side. her really her step done after he's failed to form and you government. the country has been with us government for 9 months and is facing and, and.

although the guns are mostly silent, either be john and armenia are still a long way from peace. and many people here hope that the historical treasures of no go, no cra, don't also become casualties of war, let alone cause for another. this was out of that whole job and other of a john ah, updating your headlines. so thought this our after hours of negotiations the taliban and the pakistani government agreed to reopen.

although the guns are mostly silent, either be john and armenia are still a long way from peace. and many people here hope that the historical treasures of no go nor cra, don't also become casualties of war, let alone cause for another. this was out of that for job and other very john in watching the news, our lie from london still ahead on the program, africa records, the 43 percent jump uncovered related deaths in the space of a week as infections and hospital admissions rise on the road again, electric field luxury design, a cars and a few classics re time for america's 1st post cove. it also shows and then later in sport, we've got details on the future of for me to one. as the governing body unveils the new car the next year. ah hello, welcome to look at the international for customers. start with severe storms that have been affecting central parts. if you see this slow moving area of low pressure, which brought the summary downpours in across the good parts of the region, we have flooding during the week in switzerland. we have lately of course, sing, flooding across the l

so it has been 9, mount seas are bay john and armenia agreed to assist fire to and they are 6. we conflict over not going to cut off, but land mines remain a major issue in the 1st deal of his kind between them. our menu has given us verbiage on maps, showing the locations of nearly 100000 land mines in the ogden region in exchange for 15 prisoners of war, but hasn't revealed what it has planted mines in other districts. border dispute between 2 countries remains unresolved, highlighting the fragility of the fire. people here wait in hall for a solution. mindful of their every step resume or that of them are there be job the thousands of exile, victims of columbia as long running internal conflicts have been taking part in a reconciliation meeting, but only a few dozen were allowed to return for the event as alexandria p reports and bobo, tar many are still waiting to be recognised as victims by the government. lena basically was a female student activists in colombia in the late 1990 s. like many social and political leaders in the country. she was forced to flee abroad follow

of in the immediate aftermath of the seas fire that ended last year's war between us be john and armenia. cultural institutions. and scholars was concerns. they said hundreds of historical mosques, church monasteries, monuments and museums could be at risk. i mean, you see is between 19972006 of their b. johnny forces damaged or destroyed thousands of the historical sites including medieval charts and graveyards, enact javan. but as r b j says the cultural damage on his side became more apparent after its on forces recapture territories are many have controlled since 1993 and that the scale of the destruction to sites include in most and libraries is bigger than expected. experts believe cultural reconciliation is still possible in no go no cut up. despite the dismal record of the past 3 decades, both sides have demonstrated every in this and even admiration of heritage that isn't their own water in some of the war does not kill only soldiers and civilians, but also historical heritage. and there's no insurance for this. heritage, both muslim and christian heritage of this region had bee

so it has been 9 mon caesar bay john and armenia agreed to assist fire to and they are 6. we conflict over not going to cut off, but land mines remain a major issue in the 1st deal of his kind between them. our menu has given us verbage on maps, showing the locations of nearly 100000 land mines in the ogden region exchange for 15 prisoners of war, but hasn't revealed what it has planted mines in other districts. border dispute between 2 countries remains unresolved, highlighting the fragility of the ceasefire. people here wait in hall for a solution. mindful of their every step wrestle sat down on them, thereby john, while it's now been almost 2 decades since us forces moved into afghanistan, spectrum, ebay. now they're handing it back. the base in northern cobble was considered to be the center of american military power in afghanistan. the west withdrawal from the base is expected to be fully completed by sunday. and the african military will then take control as part of its continuing battle against the taliban. power medics in south korea's capital pioneering specially

the maxine shortage has led many iranians to travel to neighboring armenia for jobs tourist. there are being offered free vaccines. its lips were big boost and visitors with around it. not 1000 iranians. heading for armenia in the month of june, that's up from $5000.00 a month earlier. less than 3 percent of iran's population has been fully vaccinated . a number of protest is and one police officer had been killed in demonstrations against water shortages in iran. it happened in the oil rich congested province. crowds vented their anger for a 7 states in a row. according to local media, solidarity protest have been held in several other cities as iran suffers in west route in 50 years. which is he, in red, crescent, says at least 17 migrants from bangladesh of ground trying to cross the mediterranean sea. their boat sank after setting off from italy for italy, from the water on libya's northwest coast. 380 people were rescued by the tennessee and coast guard. among the migrants from syria, egypt sit on eritrea, molly and bangladesh, the drug manufacturer, johnson and johnson,

although the guns are mostly silent, other be john and armenia are still a long way from peace. and many people here hope that the historical treasures of no go, no cra, don't also become casualties of war, let alone cause for another set of that for java and other bay, john. ah, you're watching al jazeera reminder now of the top stories and afghan government negotiate. it says the taliban is proposing a 3 month ceaseless exchange for the release of $7000.00. it's prisoners. on wednesday, the armed group took control of the spin bolduc crossing with talk last on thousands have been left stranded as a result, charlotte bellis has moved from couple.

it's not a big boost in visitor numbers with around 8500 radians heading to armenia in june, up from 5000 a month earlier. less than 3 percent of their own population has been fully vaccinated. smoke for more than 80 wildfires in the western united states has no blankets in the east coast. it's prompted the pollution alert and washington d. c. while new york's air quality ranks among the worst in the world on tuesday, the biggest fires in the state of oregon, the forest for fighters to retreat, just practical have reports band in your mission. and this is the western united states. and according to scientists, this is the result of climate change. wildfires have been a part of life in this part of the country, but scientists say not like this, not this early, not this intense, not this many fires. we're seeing more fire days across not only the us, but other parts of the world as well. and certainly the conditions are becoming worked. do serve for wildfires, you know, we're seeing increased cheap waves. ah, in oregon, the bootleg fire scorching more than 1500 square kilometers of lan

and it has led many iranians to travel to neighboring armenia for jobs tourist. there are being offered free vaccines and boosting tourism with around to 8 and a half 1000 radians traveling to armenia in june from $5000.00 a month earlier. best than 3 percent of around the population has been fully vaccinated. cuba is raising to banks and its population as it faces its 1st major wave of corona, virus infections. an average of 6000 cases now being reported every day of the 2000 deaths since the pandemic began. more than a 3rd were registered this month. strict lockdown had kept infections down before the 3rd, which authorities partly blame on the del for variance, members of tens. and he is main opposition. party. demanding to know whether chairman is off for an overnight police rate. police officers rounded up freeman and boy, and 10 other child and party members. early on wednesday, the party says the arrest the proof. the president saw me as to who her son is continuing the authoritarianism of the predecessor catherine sawyer reports. the police, the northwest

although the guns are mostly silent, other be john and armenia are still a long way from peace. and many people here hope that the historical treasures of no go nor cra, don't also become casualties of war, let alone cause for another. let's use out of that for java and other bay john. ah, this is down to 0. these are your top stories. after hours of negotiations, the afghan taliban and the pakistani government have agreed to reopen one of the main border crossings with stranded people through the taliban captured the spin bolduc crossing on wednesday. it's afghan hassan, 2nd busiest entry points and connects as far south west with pakistani ports on the province of the largest on the group has been seizing large parts of afghanistan, taking advantage of the withdrawal of us and allied troops to push back against afghan forces. lebanon's prime minister designates how he has stepped aside today after he failed to form a new government. the country has been without a functioning cabinet for 9 months and the spacing and economic crisis. that's my front res. so i met with the presid

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all shells just around the, coaxes ga, armenia as a by john. see she was over the next couple of days as the temperature is about where they should be. if anything, a touch on the low side here and go hot temperatures struggling to get to 39 degrees celsius. gotta be hosted off and it will feel humid. having said that, benny a shall is just around the piano ref. finally, we seen some very heavy showers there, spilling off the therapy and harley's easing their way over towards the gulf of guinea. so some more lively showers, their cameras into central and southern parts of nigeria. but to the south of that, it is generally dry. we have got a few on shore showers, mind you just pushing their way into central parts of most and big over the next couple of days. lot of shots coming, a little more organized as we go on into stay some big down, pause possible across the eastern side of madagascar staying rather wet into central parts of mozambique bo showers slowly off the frank assessments and arguments to suggesting that by no ministrations in a lon

so you can see have a shower, linger through georgia, armenia as a bus. yon could catch a shower rod. let's take a look further south because the temperature bag that 49 celsius could touch 52 and q a is on the hot side here. and 4 or 5 celsius about average temperature is about where they should be here in doha delightful 40 celsius for us. then as we go through thursday, a little sticky in the mornings it has to be said, shall as long as both of right now rolling off the therapy in highlands pulse from the wife of the west was with those easterly waste. and quite nicely, we have got some wet weather making its way to south africa over the next day or so . cape town, teddy, particularly wet and windy for thursday. the be part of the debate itself does seem to end in the us or in the u. k. because it will just come back again when no topic is off the table. what we wanted to talk about were these men with white men talking loud and clear. where at global audience becomes a global community, jumping to the comment section. and part of those discussion there are like kinetic efforts to

i'm concerned with armenia and turkey's aggression towards armenia that the request doesn't meet the challenge that has existed and the exodus of people have had to flee to armenia. i want to follow up with you on that issue. i would like to follow up on our priorities for the u.s./colombia relationship which is right now in a very difficult set of circumstances, one of our closest partners in latin america, a strong bipartisan support but there's a series of challenges the country is facing with the overflow from venezuela and others. and then, lastly, i certainly want to follow up with you on the questions of your trip to central america plus in the hemisphere i support the decision that aid made with reference to changing some of our funding as it relates to the actions and there have to be consequences for such actions. i'd like to get a sense of what standards we're going to create to restore funding for its original purpose so that we can set clear markers to those in the hemisphere. we stand to help your people but you can't do what you're doing if you want our help. just a fe

although the guns are mostly silent, other be john and armenia are still a long way from peace. and many people here hope that the historical treasures of no go, no kara, don't also become casualties of war, let alone cause for another. this was out of that for job and other of a john. ah, you're watching al jazeera reminder now of the top stories. an afghan government negotiated says the taliban is proposing a 3 month cecil exchange for the release of $7000.00. if it's prisoners. on wednesday, the armed group took control of the spin bolduc crossing with talk hist on thousands have been left stranded as a result, shala bellis has moved from campbell. i just talked to the telethon about this. they said that they actually gave this proposal to the americans in doha, who being handed it on to the cobble government. they say that this is actually part of the original agreement that they signed last year with the americans, that state as part of the withdrawal that and in order to get a cease fire inside a political process with the government that they would need this prisoners rel

or the vaccine shortage has led to many iranians to travel to neighboring armenia for jobs. tourists there are being offered free vaccines is led to a big boost in visitor numbers with around 8500 radians heading to our media in june, up from 5000 a month earlier. less than 3 percent of iran population has been fully vaccinated. police and protested falls outside greece's parliaments during a rally against mandatory corona virus. vaccinations for health care workers. i it was the 2nd such rally and a week officers use tear gas and water cannon to disperse the crowd. covert 19 infections have been rising in greece in recent weeks with almost 3000 cases reported on wednesday. today. mar, it's 10 years since the gunman went on a rampage, killing a 77 people in norway. a commemoration ceremony was held in also attended by government officials, survivors, and some of the members of the victims, norway's prime minister ernest soleberg, said hatred and racist only the old j cannot stand unopposed, drug manufacturer, johnson and johnson and 3 distributors have agreed to pay $26000000000.00 t

the vaccine shortage has led many iranians to travel to neighboring armenia for jobs tourist. there are being offered free vaccines. it's boosting terrorism with around 8 and a half 1000 radians traveling to a media in june of from $5000.00 to $30.00 or less than 3 percent. of around population has been fully vaccinated. their concerns ead celebrations in santa gull . continue surgeon cove at 19 cases. tight restrictions are in place and the capital darker. but officials worried about gatherings being held elsewhere. daily cases have risen from just a few dozen a month ago, almost a 1000 on tuesday, because hawk reports from the car a de worthy of a new attire. and unlike previous years, a new master for me to enjoy and his son. they're on their way to pray a de carr central mass for this very special muslim celebration. but there's a sense of apprehension. i don't know. i don't feel totally comfortable or safe. the virus is spreading. many people are ignoring restrictions and traveling to the villages to celebrate the government bound public gatherings but thousands congregat

so you can see have a shower, linger through georgia, armenia as a bus. yon could catch a sharon, to, let's take a look further south, because the temperature back that 49 celsius could touch 52 and q 8 is on the hot side here. and 4 or 5 celsius about average temperature is about where they should be here in doha, a delightful 40 celsius for us. then as we go through thursday, a little sticky in the mornings it has to be said shall, is longest, both right now rolling off the therapy and highlands pulse and the wife of the west was with those easterly waste and quite nicely we have got some wet weather, making its way to south africa over the next style. so, cape town, teddy, particularly where i windy for thursday. the who's challenging the way mainstream media record. the news stories like these should be easy pickings for political reporters out to hold power to account how it is in journalism is breaking among the destruction of civilian property. this is all evidence for farm trials and the rate of speaking now. we've been getting stories of john taken from the houses in the midd

although the guns are mostly silent, other be john and armenia are still a long way from peace. and many people here hope that the historical treasures of no go. no kara, don't also become casualties of war, let alone cause for another. out of that for job and as of a john, ah, this is al jazeera and these are the headlines. lebanon's prime minister, designated side. her really her step done after he's failed to form and you government. the country has been with us government for 9 months. and is facing an unprecedented economic crisis. that's not res. so i met with the president and he demanded what i deem is substantial change to the formation of the government. we also discussed other issues and it became clear that we will not be able to reach an agreement. i suggested to the president if he needed more time to consider my proposal, but he saw no prospect for agreement. for these reasons, i stepped down, as i will not be able to form the government flooding and western germany has caused the deaths of at least 40 people. the slow moving stone system is causing once in a gene

all shells just around the, coaxes ga, armenia as a by john see she was over the next couple days at the temperature about where they should be. if anything, a touch on the low side here in doha temperature is struggling to get to 39 degrees celsius. gotta be house enough and will feel humid. having said that, many a showers just around the pin ra refile, we've seen some very heavy showers there spilling off the therapy. hard is easing their way over towards the gulf of guinea. so some more lively showers than cameras into central and southern parts of nigeria. but to the south of that, it is generally dry. we have got a few on shore showers. mind you just pushing the way into central parts of mason, big over the next couple of days. list, lot of shots coming, a little more organized as we go one into stay some big down. pause possible across the eastern side of madagascar staying rather wet into central parts of mozambique . though showers slowly, leaving north sponsor cut on airways joined the debate. you do not have vaccines reaching those who are most of the needs and amplify you

all shells just around the, coaxes ga, armenia as a by john, see she was over the next couple of days at the temperature about where they should be for anything. a touch on the low side here in doha temperature is struggling to get to 39 degrees celsius. going to be hoss. nothing will feel human. having said that, many a showers just around the piano riff. finally, we've seen some very heavy showers there, spilling off the therapy and harley's easing their way over towards the gulf of guinea. so some more lively showers and cameras into central and southern parts of nigeria. but to the south of that, it is generally dry. we have got a few on shore showers, mind you just pushing their way into central parts of mesa, big over the next couple of days. less long shots coming, a little more organized as we go one into the day some big down port possible across the eastern side of madagascar staying rather wet into central parts of mozambique. bo showers slowly north ah. deported from the u. k. indoctrinated by so molly as how can a young man disillusion by fighting? we build his life or th

and also with azerbaijan and the oil power, there was a recent conflict between azerbaijan and armeniaand i am armenian, so i are not a fan of mr. jeffrey am being an ambassador to turkey . and also being a vietnam vet. his credentials are pretty immoral. steve: why do you say immoral? caller: because you are. i have no respect for him. i will take my answer offline. you are not fooling me, my friend. or my enemy. so have a good day. and let me hear your comment off the air, mr. immoral. ambassador jeffrey: it is one thing to disagree on policy. it's another thing to besmirch millions of americans who served in vietnam. i am not going to answer this question. next question, please. steve turning for policy in the : middle challenges for the biden administration, we have talked about the iran nuclear deal, the fighting between hamas and israel, we talked about the nuclear deal and iran. what policies can they do? ambassador jeffrey we are very : politicized in american today and it is similar to the policies the last administrations have followed. it is not to get decisively engaged in

i think -- we just need to look at the conflict between alzerbajan and armenia and it's so easy for countries these days to built an air force that is fairly effective at a lower cost, much significantly lower cost than what they have been able to do in the past. and that was devastating to the -- turning to a lop-sided conflict because of the employment of armed drones, loader ammunitions and things like that. there's a lot of people that are taking note of that and looking at -- billions and billions of dollars to a manned air force or can i build a drone fleet and have -- achieve the same objectives? i think that's probably the direction that we will be heading in the future at least for those countries that can afford that. >> connecting back to this question of sovereignty earlier, one of the real virtues of drones in this gray zone context is that there's plausible didn't deniability we are not engaged in conflict, we are sending an unmanned aircraft and it's possible to kind of engage in some kind of escalation without it actually kind of becoming an out of control conflict and in some

there was a fog of armenia law left unclear what we should be doing in the fall of law, the term was adapted from the fog and many had sent for years very unclear to go into the battle or even into a war. and one of the questions i now ask myself about everything in life, is one that retired general always ask and he's become a very good friend. he's involved in afghanistan and iraq. rent central command him cia director in my time pretty so i know him well. this question is, how will this end. we didn't ask that question enough. so the fog of law was entitled the speaker gave the georgetown law school. about a year after iraq work maybe it washe i'm not exactly sure what it was but i sort of brought up all the things that we were doing it and some of which we are still doing great is too hard to answer the questions. said that it's very clear especially to folks like to be the actors turning out these programs. what are they supposed to do and you only have legal framework around the whole thing. the turnout for example, the first term of bush 43 that a lot of what we were doing in

i am concerned that with what has happened in armenia, and i mean with zerbaijan and turkey's peoplehaving to flee to armenia, and i want to follow up on that issue, and i want to follow-up on the priorities of the u.s./colombia relations, and that is a difficult set of situations and one of our closest partners in latin america, and the strong bipartisan relationship there, but a strong stress there with venezuela and others. and i certainly want to follow-up on the series of questions of your trip to central america plus what we are seeing in the hemisphere for example, i support the decision that a.i.d. made with reference to changing some of our funding as it relates to the actions is of president bocelli and how the restore funding for the purposes of setting clear markers to those in the hemisphere, and we are standing to help the people, but you cannot ultimately do what you are doing if you don't want our help. so it is a few of the items that we will follow up with you, and they are all important, and we thank you for your service, and we thank you for your very elaborate te

we just need to look at the conflict between and armenia to sequence into what the future of warfare is going to look like. it's so easy for countries these days to build an air force that's fairly effective at a lower cost and much significantly lower cost than what they've been able to do in the past. that was devastating -- turned into a lopsided conflict because of the deployment of armed drones, lowering munitions, things like that. as a lot of people taking note of that and looking at, do i need to invest millions and millions of dollars into a man air force or can i build a drone fleet and achieve the same objectives? i think that's probably the direction we will be heading in the future, at least for those countries that can afford that. >> host: connecting back to the question of sovereignty earlier, one of the real virtues of drones, this kind of gray zone context, is that there's some kind of plausible deniability, well, we are not fully engaging in conflict, we are kind to send in unmanned aircraft, so it's possible to kind of to engage in some kind of escalation without

he referenced turkeys maligned actions with respect to armenia. it is true that turkey is shouldering the burden of millions of refugees from syria and its importantly remember that for years turkey downplayed the isis threat allowed isis fighters to transit through turkey and they continue to attack -- what to do the tip of the spear in our fight against isis. i want to turn now to yesterday's actions in cypress and president erdogan statements regarding deroche a india first to reach a bi- bye camino federation which of course and it might entirely. on barroso as administrations indicated violating u.n. security council's resolution and international law. here's what erdogan said in response to people calling him out on these issues. we will listen to them but we do not care what they say and that has been his attitude on a whole host of issues in the question is whether we going to do in response? and so my question to you is what are we going to do in concert with their nato and eu partners. chairman hernandez and senator rubio wrote to the pr