i think that it's not a must to do so as long as we have -- as long as we are able to adapt our strategy and adapt nato to changing world and that's exactly what is done. and, yes, we have no new strategic concept but we have new strategy meaning that we have proven that we have changed nato fundamentally because we have implemented the biggest since the end of the cold war. for the first time in nato history we have groups combat in eastern part of alliance, four battle groups in poland. we have response force. we have just agreed to new initiative with battleships, 30 escort drones ready to move within 30 days or less. we have stepped up fight against terrorism and we are doing much more when it comes to cyber and so on. as long as nato is able to change to what we do on actions on the ground, i'm not saying that the concept is not important but i'm saying that actions are actually the most important thing and we have been able to adapt to nato. >> we have time for one more question, let me see if i can go over here, well, there's hands in the corner back there. >> hello, sir, i am stu

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soudan tip of the mediterranean we have libya libya doesn't have a political solution yet and as as long as libya's own structured answer to sions do not exist we cannot rely on any partnership and so you know many people may believe that the e.u. is concretely actually thinking of having. been in libya but in practice there are no search centers funded by the e.u. let me tell you it is in a good leader interrupt working at the u.n. and then he really sounds as though you the counter narrative to that is well amongst the particularly the right in the in europe right now is that why shouldn't europe be responsible for the political structures of other countries isn't that enough to open up processing centers as long as standards i'm in tain there and they're in line with the european values you know europe can be responsible for the entire political structures in the rest of the world. well you know it was a political analysts in the middle east and the amounts of refugees hosted by the lebanese the turks the jordanians the iraqis from syria is absolutely incompatible with a one million r

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is ready to negotiate a trade deal with china as long as china is serious about talks. the president's view is not to destroy the chinese economy we're not trying to put them out of business we're trying to get them to join the international trading nations world and be a citizen and abide by the rules for the first time in some twenty odd years i think the chinese you know may find themselves more isolated if they don't come into the global process and if they don't provide new information and begin to say yes to the asps of presidents from syrian state media says its air defense forces have intercepted missiles fired at the coastal city of latakia they were targeting state run industrial buildings and the eastern outskirts of israel is suspected a russian reconnaissance plane is also vanished just off the syrian coast south korea's president is on his way to pyongyang for his third summit with kim jong il and it's the first time a south korean leader is traveling to the north in over a decade talks of a denuclearization are high on the agenda president picked for the

wang: as long as we are using technology to build valuable things for people, as long as we have financial discipline. that is what we have been doing for the past 15 years. lulu: what about the sector as a whole? what about smaller startups? wang: no matter what happens, people still need to eat. will be ok, but for other companies, i would say the same strategy. focus on customers. as long as you are building valuable services for customers, you will be ok. lulu: you are also doing investment, acquisitions as well. going forward, what startups and businesses, technologies will be you be going into? mind we have a very open and get most of our growth from organic growth. again, the strategy to build a platform, food platform. lulu: in terms of your expansion strategy, can you give us some specifics in terms of how you will use the funding after the ipo? wang: now, we are running the demand ind best china. that will take technology. in the past, we have been hiring thousands of engineers to work on the platform and we will continue to do that, to invest more in rmb. &d and go deeper into t

i wa nt process as long as i getjustice. i want justice so that process as long as i getjustice.r my name. if this court acts fairly, we believe that what we hoped for, the pending decision, ensure that the rule of law truly exist in our country. earlier i spoke to the political secretary to mr najib until 2011. i began by asking him about the charges. 0n the one hand, the malaysian people will clamour for very thorough, very open, very fair investigations and subsequent prosecutions into this series of alleged scandals. 0n the other hand, of course, there is this need to act very impartially, for the process. what, in terms of the investigation, how broad you think it will be? well, i think, how broad you think it will be? well, ithink, as how broad you think it will be? well, i think, as i said, both the new government as well as the voters who voted them into the position, i think they are looking forward to indeed extremely thorough investigations, no matter how extensive this sort of networks of associates who are in a sense related to this serious scandal will be. so i thin

as long as its aggression continues. and we ask all nations to support a rense people as they struggle to reclaim. their religious. and righteous justice trump also threatened a second round of u.s. sanctions against tehran will have analysis of his address to the un general assembly also coming up a nother blow for germany's chancellor anglo-american as she loses her top party ally this man who was the head of miracles conservative bloc in parliament but now in a surprise move his own colleagues have voted him out. it's great to have you along everyone when we begin our broadcast with u.s. president donald trump's address at the u.n. he has delivered a blistering attack on globalism in his second speech to the u.n. general assembly he said all countries should act in their own interest and said the u.s. would never recognize the international criminal court. trump also accused iran of sowing mayhap in the middle east and said all nations must work to stop iran better being able to develop nuclear weapons the us presiden

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he's determined to live as long and as well as possible. as is not. intact of course it's hard to deal with it every day but as long as my father is coping that's what counts. the family knows that life will change and become more difficult each time bruno symptoms worse and they have to readjust it's a challenge for the whole family. and he was the. head of the department for rare diseases at the bridge hi thanks for having me today we just saw a report of a patient who was made aware of his condition that it's his name a less after he saw the ice bucket challenge which was quite a spectacular procedure is it very important that we have more such fundraising campaigns yes obviously and it was a very good example that for the red disease topic this public recognition is absolutely helpful so indeed we need more of it but it's a different disease in principle it's it's it's a border where expertize. in the system is not enough to all patients with this rare disease will find help in the system maybe some of the normal experts will know the disease but

as long as new york remains the single most unequal states in the country, we will keep writing. as long as we have an education system that sends wealthy children to college and another that sends the poor and children of color to prison, we will keep fighting. we will keep fighting for a new york where every child and every zip code can go to a good school. where people can support to live in the sameneighborhood where they grew up . on new york where health care and housing are basic human rights. where the trains run on time and the justice system lives up to his name. we will be writing because we believe in new york. and the insiders and the establishment have a narrow view of what is possible here, but we know better. we know that new york can become the first state in the country and single-payer health care. we know that we can fix our broken subway, and frankly, we don't have a choice. if the subway dies, so does the city of new york and we won't let that happen. we can legalize marijuana and stop putting people of color in jail for something white people do with immuni

on that many they're actually an economic benefit to us as long as we invest in them and most importantly they are not a security threat this is the most important message that europeans need to understand two hundred fifty days before european elections more and more europeans and actually believe the far rights idea is that there is an actual link between being a foreigner being a syrian refugee or muslim and being a threat to public order and that has been proven wrong not by myself but by the intelligence services of germany by the french police we can definitely see statistically that a refugee is as dangerous as a standard european you can be good you can be bad that is not the issue and as long as what about about the argument then comes the policy of just allowing in large groups of people may not need the economic in to meet the economic interests of countries like germany that while these economies do need people to make up gaps in their workforce they should be choosing the more skilled labor and the types of people that are really needed rather than just allowing everybody in

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ten years after the collapse of lehman brothers corporate debt has almost doubled and that's ok as long as we have lower interest rates but what if central banks change policy. powerhouse if you take a look at what's behind the country's economic transition. i doubt you struggle to stay afloat but what does the plunge of the peso mean for people who've been banking in dollars for decades. let's do business the collapse of lehman brothers back in two thousand and eight plunge the global economy into crisis a decade on things are looking up again corporate profits are rising and wall street is celebrating one record after the next but growth has been fueled by low interest rates which have prompted a lot of companies to go into debt on a massive scale. tesla is ten billion dollars in debt. net flix eight billion dollars. a pop up lloyd germany's leading shipping company is seven billion dollars in the red these are just three examples of loose lending never before have companies worldwide had such easy access to money as in recent years. according to a study by the mckinsey management con

so as long as it is something that i can view and read i would be fine with that. i understand as an old prosecutor the sensitivities in a case like this. and the reluctance to do things in public. you only have the look at what happened a couple of weeks ago and see how this just could get out of hand. so i'm fine with a private process if that's what she would prefer to do as long as i have access to the transcript and/or a video. however they do it. >> what message will that send if republicans have a hearing on monday without ford participating? what do you make of that? >> jim, it sends the message they have had all along they're rushing this nomination through. it's an artificial deadline. this nomination is pushed and pushed. we are still missing documents that senator grassley asked for that said were important to the nominee's consideration. with this nomination was made the president and his staff knew full well the body of work of brett kavanaugh. if we can pause this a little bit, let the fbi do an update of the investigation. it will give us more time

soudan tip of the mediterranean we have libya libya doesn't have a political solution yet and as as long as libya's own structured answer to sions do not exist we cannot rely on any partnership and so you know many people may believe that the e.u. is concretely actually thinking of having. been in libya but in practice there are no search centers funded by the e.u. let me tell you it is in a good leader interrupt working at the u.n. let me really sounds though you the counter narrative to that is well amongst the particularly the right in the in europe right now is that why should europe be responsible for the political structures of other countries is that enough to open up processing centers as long as standards and tamed there and there in line with the european values you know europe can be responsible for the entire political structures in the rest of the world. well you know it was a political analysts in the middle east and the amounts of refugees hosted by the lebanese the turks the jordanians the iraqis from syria is absolutely incompatible with their one million representing on

as long as it fits in my pocket, i want the biggest one possible. whether or not people feel like they want to get rid of the seven or the 10, to go for the , it, whatever it is --as long x can't predict that. my gut is that the opportunity remains monumental for this line of water. -- for this line of products. , now that we know, now that we know the specs, apple saying it is the most universal iphone ever, what do you expect the next weeks and months to look like? we are expecting the phones to start selling right away. the cheaper phone the we are expecting could potentially be a delay. what will you be looking for in terms of a demand or a supply as far as knowing on how well the new phones are selling? pierre: thanks. that's a very tough question. will be few weeks, it very important to see what's happening. you pointed out a very significant aspect. startere apple, i would anding the most expensive most enthusiastic consumers. i would just say i wouldn't be surprised to see the lower price point iphone to sell a bit later. the other two going

to tolerate any error as long as reason is left free to combat it. right to be wrong and importantly that there's nothing to fear in the wrong so long as reason is a free to combat it and that is as long as were free to speak in opposition to an error. the sounding error of principles demonstrate the relationship between education of citizen in the thriving of the republic. they show why american society at large needs to be deeply concerned with the growing anti- free speech movement in the modern academies. the students who indicate in polls that they do not value free speech and the students who shout down or violently shut down, the students who simply are not exposed to consenting viewpoints will all beat the voting public and the leaders of america society. put bluntly, students will not become good citizens they do not learn how to maturely interact in a pluralistic society. that is why the current academic movement that permits or encourages the silencing of opposing viewpoints in a myriad ways our campus is so urgently worrisome. it's not jus

which and with a good deal as long as illegal activities are more profitable than legal dealings as long as there's an endless supply of people from poorer regions willing to work as long as it's easier to enslave people than to employ them officially as long as there are these economic reasons this slavery will continue. on this basis it's hard to build a normal modern society among the little shit. capital of dagestan stock here alternative was local representative has received a call that reminds him of his early days working for the organization. it was his very own wake up call to do something against exploitation and slavery. additionally this one did when i was still working for a local paper i read on facebook that and was black man had been admitted to hospital in a very sick condition. we immediately went over to the man who'd been working musician up at the foot of the mountains here for two years. he fell seriously ill . when his owners realized after ten days that he was close to dying they loaded him onto a transporter like a sack of potatoes and magazine they then just dum

i don't have any objection to it at all, really, as long as it works, as long as it does the same jobare the two drugs currently licensed for treating the eye condition in the uk. lucentis costs £561 per injection. eylea costs even more at £816. avastin, currently only licensed to treat cancer, is far cheaper at £28. switching to avastin could save the nhs up to £500 million a year. when pharmaceutical companies are prepared to put their shareholders' profits above absolutely anything else, then that does put us in a position of conflict that we didn't really want, but we've had to take on that challenge on behalf of our patience. 0k, look straight ahead...and blink. doctors are now likely to be looking at other treatments that could take the place of more expensive drugs. the two pharmaceutical companies involved in today's case say this judgment marks a bad day for the nhs, undermining the regulations set up to protect patients, and they're considering an appeal. dominic hughes, bbc news, sunderland. well earlier i spoke to cathy yelf who is the chief executive of the macular societ

they become swedish and they work and they do a normal swedish things it's absolutely no problem as long as they they can keep their religion they can keep their culture but they should speak swedish and they should work miniger immigrants here feel like they're they're not included in the society police told us they are always invited to meetings like this one many parties. have a lot of meetings so. it is. a thought if as. a lot of people did law i don't like the opinions that's why i call the police it's always like this when it's on to two elections sweden will hold the general election in just ten days tensions are high ahead of the national vein to that could be historic the ruling left wing social democrats the oldest and largest party in sweden could see its worst result in the last one hundred years as rightwing ideas are gaining more and more popularity. from sweden. british prime minister theresa may has wrapped up her tour of africa it has been memorable not only on account of the impressive trade and investment promises but also the kenyan leaders description of one former u

they become swedish and they work and they do a normal swedish things it's absolutely no problem as long as they they can keep their religion they can keep their culture but they should speak swedish and they should work miniger immigrants here feel like they're they're not included going to society police told us they are always invited to meetings like this one many parties. have a lot of meetings so some part is. about the facade. a lot of people did lie. opinions that's why we call the police it's always like this one it's on to two elections sweden will hold the general election in just ten days tensions are high ahead of the national vein to that could be historic they're rolling leftwing social democrats the oldest and largest party in sweden could see its worst result in the last one hundred thirty years as rightwing ideas are gaining more and more popularity. from sweden. plans for an historic railway meant to link north and south korea have been blocked by the us led united nations command u.n. command has controlled movement across the de-militarized zone separating north and

they become swedish and they work and they do a normal swedish things it's absolutely no problem as long as they they can keep their religion they can keep their culture but they should speak swedish and they should work miniger immigrants here feel like they're they're not included in the society police told us they are always invited to meetings like this one many parties. have a lot of meetings so some part is. about the facade. a lot of people don't lie don't like. opinions that's why they call the police it's always like this when it's time to elections sweden will hold the general election in just ten days. tensions are high ahead of the national of eighty two that could be historic the rolling left tween social democrats the oldest and largest party in sweden could see its worst result in the last one hundred years as rightwing ideas are gaining more and more popularity. from sweden or watching the weekly from r.t. this sunday the united nations has launched a blistering attack on me a muslim leaders accusing them of genocide against the range of minority the details on that offer

[applause] as long as his monument stands, as long as his memorial indoors, brave patriots will rise up -- as long as this remark -- memorial indoors. brave patriots will fight back. 17 years ago, 40 incredible men and women showed the world that no force will ever conquer the american spirit. memory, we their treasure their legacy and we ask god to forever bless the immortal heroes of flight 93. thank you, god bless you, god bless the families, and god blessed united states of america . thank you very much. [applause] thank you. thank you. [applause] [indiscernible] [applause] indeed mr. president, thank you for those inspiring and moving words. once again, we are honored to have you and the first lady with us today. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, at this time, we ask you remain seated to allow the speakers the opportunity to personally reflect on this solemn ceremony inside the visitor center. the united states navy and brass quintet will now share their talents with us as we conclude today's service. you, to all of the family members of flight 93, those who are with us and those

you know, i am going to keep going for as long as it takes.hallenging her... the prime minister, as she said to us herself, and as she said to the country, and she's a remarkable person, she will go on for as long as she feels it necessary. always controversial, rarely quiet. this is notjust about what happens now for mrjohnson, but what happens next. laura kuenssberg, bbc news. don't forget you can get in touch with me and some of my team on twitter, i'm @lukwesaburak. see you later. does buy a cooler feel across the country, there were lovely spells of sunshine for many today, and that led to a beautiful sunset for many, look at this weather watch of the picture in cornwall. it was just a stunning up north but as you can see of this onslaught in the highland. but this club will have thickened further, bringing rain into the extreme northwest or tomorrow. this has been the story so far today, with the clouds building in and spoiling the sunshine across scotla nd spoiling the sunshine across scotland and northern ireland. elsewhere with his cl

we're going to remain on a military presence and more importantly they have a stated that as long as there is no friendly regime which is acceptable to the syrian people and this little international community then east chase and justification that american military that's over here are going to go to work we're going to go to a break here but ok all those things goals and demands we'll be waiting until hell freezes over for that to happen we're going to go to war breaking out about your break we'll continue our discussion on syria stay with aren't it. prosecution will need to be criminals in this show before the pump is all. over you push us off the thread you'll find somebody numb on purpose you do i mean yeah i mean i mean political pressure on the only moon called golden earth her security industry knows what the kind of business models he was my american corporations jadhav wasim called police sold on could be mental disease has a new album use the controls on the scene and the solution. lies up in association with the potato. i noted when he saw small dogs it is just some reall

they become swedish and they work and they do a normal swedish things it's absolutely no problem as long as they they can keep their religion they can keep their culture but they should speak swedish and they should work miniger immigrants here feel like they're they're not included going to society police told us they are always invited to meet him he's like this one you many parties. have a lot of meeting so some porters. assaultive as. a lot of people did lie don't like. opinions that's why we call the police it's always like this one it's on to two elections sweden will hold the general election in just ten days tensions are high ahead of the national vote and that could be historic the ruling left wing social democrats the oldest and largest party in sweden could see its worst result in the last one hundred years as rightwing ideas are gaining more and more popularity. from sweden. french president said had a new strategic plan for europe on monday it seems emmanuel mccraw isn't counting solely on the united states anymore for security and is now looking for alternative partnerships

they become swedish and they work and they do a normal swedish things it's absolutely no problem as long as they they can keep their religion they can keep their culture but they should speak swedish and they should work. immigrants here feel like. they're not included in society police told us they are always invited to meet him it's like this one many parties. have a lot of meetings so. i thought it was. a lot of people did lie don't like. opinions that's why we call the police it's always like this when it's time to elections sweden will hold the general election in just ten days tensions are high ahead of the national vein to that could be historic the ruling left wing social democrats the oldest and largest party in sweden could see its worst result in the last one hundred years as right wing ideas are gaining more and more popularity. r.t. from sweden it's one step forward two steps back in the russia collusion probe in the u.s. the details are next. week . i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter to us is over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten thousand doll

maybe not always but in most of them. >> as long as you didn't go back. >> yeah, exactly. so a certain point after working in the case of the first three students who disappeared, it started to get some atention outside mexico. and i think that was the motivation of why the target started to changeemhe nature of >> what is the public perception of the work that you do. is it here the press has been called an enemy of the people, is it just the car tells who want to harm you or is the xican government resentful? >> i will say that the journalistic community in mexico is more afraid of the government than the ca tell-- cartels themselves. >> why is that? h> because, you know, in most of the casese cartels and the government are deeply deeply connect. d sometimes they are even like the same. there are members of the governnt that are involved in narcotrafficing d those kind of things. >> especially f the journalists who work for local newspapers, of local media, for me they are the ones who are more vulnerable because we-- peopllike me have the option to go to these places ju

because i've got this letter from ford's attorney to capitol hill saying she wishes to testify, as longs right. this is a significant development and a significant development, i should add the fact that they are continuing to communicate, the attorneys for ford and the chairman of the

even today, as long as this happens, the time of the industry is not finished., as i said this to the students of john hopkins university last year, when you are iphone will last a couple of weeks, the battery, then you should short oil stocks, not before. francine: that could take 10 to 15 years? paolo: nobody knows because we need to replace the batteries. the lithium batteries, which had been invented in the 1980's, a kind of old technology, which uses cobalt, which is another problem for several reasons, with the new technology that makes the battery light or, last or last- lighter longer. until we are there come we are not at the time where renewables will replace oil. worry about you underinvestment in the oil industry in preparation for renewables and what that would do to the price of oil? paolo: that is the issue. today, we have an oil price, and i think this will stay as it is for the next three or four years. every time the oil price moves up, shale oil in america will act as a kind of seething, so $70 to $75 a barrel will be the price for a few years

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seeks to keep the conflict and the violence in syria festering festering as long as possible. every area in syria that had terrorist groups the united states the western country britain and to france they did all they could they could in order to end on gate the presence of those two groups in those areas there wasn't any water law a law sharia law the law a lot of southern syria etc so the biggest concentration now of terrorists now in syria is in ed live. there where more than forty thousand tons shipped from other parts of syria until it looked and there were about thirty little sort of the five thousand terrorists stationed in the first place in so now there is a big concentration of these terrorists and the united states would like and prefer is that they be kept somehow in syria to cause a problem to the regime in syria and that's what turkey also wants and therefore has a big hope plan now is to strengthen the regime certain the syrian government not to attack ad lib and not to lead to liberate but the way i see it clearly struggling government they were already as we'v

as long as this happens, the time of the oil industry is not finished. view, and i said this to the students of john hopkins university last year. when your iphone will last a couple of weeks, the battery, then you should short oil stocks. not more. francine: but that could take 10 to 15 years. paolo: nobody knows. we need to replace the battery windows, the ion lithium batteries -- the time of renewables is not the time in which renewables will replace oil. francine: do you worry about underinvestment in the oil industry in preparation for renewables? paolo: that's exactly the issue. what is happening today as we have an oil price, and i think this will stay as it is for the next three or four years. every time the oil price moves up, shale oil in america will act as a kind of ceiling. $70, $75 a barrel will be the price for a few years. then the lack of investment might push prices higher, even in the region of $90 or 100 dollars, probably three years or four years, and it lets investment pick up again. and then you have all of this unknown. francine:

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homeless people were arrested for the hot -- homicide of a shopkeeper as long as -- as well as a double stabbing with scissors. in the past few days they have stepped up patrols after families have been accosted. >> a homeless man tried to drop -- grep to get that the playground. these are things we have not been seeing. >> we are all on edge. the parents especially. that is why the center is out of left field and i don't see it addressing our immediate problem. >>> time now is 4:41. politics takes an early -- ugly turn. a republican running for congress as attack at a campaign event. crashed head on into a san bruno police car. officers say a man and a >>> car burglars crest had on into a police car. officer say a man and a woman were casing potential targets on monday night. they rammed into the police car as officers closed in. police later found stolen credit cards and ids in their car and hotel room. the man was arrested and the woman was released but may still face charges. >>> a republican candidate was attacked by a man with a switchblade. they say it happened at a festival in c

as long as u.s.h is healthy and we expect it to be for several quarters, that will continue to support leverage loans. krishna: we agree. leverage loan market is being driven by a need for income in an environment where rates are rising. i think that gets you to the i think that gets you to the right point in terms of demand and supply. the overall -- the cred quality of the corporate sector is stable. it's not superlative, but it is stable, in our view. and the fact that loans are senior at this point in the cycle where credit spreads are relatively tight. i think that makes them more attractive as well. jeffrey: we all agree from a short-term perspective rising rate environment, good economy, good economic outlook, great liquidity environment is a great environment for low default rates. they do better in that kind of environment. the one piece everyone knows about, and investors going into these know about it as well, but it is setting the asset class up for a very different experience when the ne

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as long as they have that, they have a great incentive to follow pakistani wishes. we go back to a fundamental question. i'm not sure that the question is taliban want, it may be what pakistan wants. and the taliban has to adapt themselves to what pakistan once. so it is very complex. we will see the results. at the same time, we have to be very careful, because as i mentioned before, the mistakes that we have made unfortunately lay the groundwork for a long continuing conflict. people talk about the northern ireland civil conflict. i am not predicting the afghan conflict will last as long, but these issues often take a lot of time and effort and suffering . >> once again, i think at the highest levels of decision- making within the taliban, strategic interests were involved. i don't think you have many taliban leaders who was -- leaders whose opinion really matters that much. you are right, it is what pakistan wants that has mattered since the 1990s. and now some other countries opinions, to some extent. but if you go down to the village level in afghanistan, where

seeks to keep the conflict and the violence in syria festering first studying as long as possible. every area in syria that had terrorist groups the united states the western country britain and france they did all they could they could in order to get on gape the presence of those two groups in those areas or was that in a little short of. a lot to be ourselves out of syria etc so the biggest concentration of terrorists now in syria is in ed live there was there were more than forty thousand. and ship it to from other parts of syria and took a look and there were about sort of sort of the five thousand terrorists stationed in the first place in it so now that is a big concentration of this terrorist and the united states would like and prefer that they be kept somehow in syria to cause the problem to the regime in syria and that's what turkey also wants and therefore it is a big hope plan now is to threaten certain the syrian government not to attack. and not to let it through but the way i see it the clearly struggling government there were. just to her mind said ok we're. ending