asaad will ally with the y.p. ji the white p.g.d. are afraid that assad will sell them out to the turks and asaad assad probably wants both gone we spoke to journalist danny makki who says surprisingly enough both sides and are looking to us for decisive action. well it is ironic because both the turks have a different time stated their absolute condemnation of the syrian government and their unwillingness to deal with with president assad or the government at any particular moment in time now now both of these groups are now looking at the massacres as some sort of peacemaker in this conflict because the first factor is desperation both sides cannot find an ultimate solution to this conflict which is emerge i mean the turks are losing troops and tanks on a day to day basis because of. allies by any stretch of the imagination but they view that deal with assad would be better than making a deal on a very weak with the turks the second factor is the lack of the definitive role of the united states of america which is essentially think it's two main allies

asaad will ally with the y.p. ji the white p.g.d. are afraid that assad will sell them out to the turks and asaad assad probably wants both gone we spoke to journalist danny markey who says surprisingly enough both sides and are looking to us for decisive action. well it is ironic because both the kurds and the turks have a different time stated their absolute condemnation of the syrian government and their unwillingness to deal with with president assad or the government at any particular moment in time now now both of these groups are now looking at the massacres as some sort of peacemaker in this conflict because the first factory's desperation both sides cannot find an ultimate solution to this conflict which is a murder i mean the turks are losing troops and tanks on a day to day basis because in the south and no allies by any stretch of the imagination but they view that as a deal with a third would be better than making a deal on very weak terms with the turks the second factor is the lack of the definitive role of the united states of america whic

asaad will ally with the y.p. ji the white b.g. are afraid that assad will sell them out to the turks and asaad assad probably wants both gone we spoke to journalist danny makki who thinks that both sides have been expecting our side to step in. well it is ironic because both the kurds and the turks of a different time stated their absolute condemnation of the syrian government and their unwillingness to deal with with president assad or the government at any particular moment in time now now both of these groups are now looking at damascus as some sort of peacemaker in this conflict because the first factory's desperation both sides cannot find an ultimate solution to this conflict which is emerge i mean the turks are losing troops and tanks on a day to day basis because in the south and no allies by any stretch of the imagination but they view that deal with assad would be better than making a deal on a very weak terms with the turks the second factor is the lack of the definitive role of the united states of america which is essentially saying it's t

will sell them out to the turks and asaad assad probably wants both gone. speak now to the sane bank she's professor of international relations at anchor is middle east technical university good evening to you we've heard it from president saying syrian forces entering our friend quote will pay a high price for this does this mean you conflict a new front in northern syria. i think it can be a conflict it can be a confrontation unless iran and. russia intervene in the conflict and they try to moderate between turkey and the bashar assad regime but that's in the report indicated no doubt the white p.g. is very much afraid that turkey is entering into afghan and the turkish troops stay there whereas south wants to keep of course he's contrie under his control often it's still syrian territory and the kurds now looking both to turkish and to measure assad and they have a strong choice whatever choice they make they have to pay a very high price but definitely they would not choose turkish side they would probably cooperate with bashar assad because in the long

will sell them out to the turks and asaad assad probably wants both gone. discuss this further i'm joined live by security and political analysts on. now could everyone's announcement be a reaction to the reports that assad sending forces to the afghan region yes i think the.

are afraid that asaad will sell them out to the turks and asaad assad probably wants both gone. we spoke to her saying by cheap professor of international relations that anchor is middle east technical university who says that if the turks enter the city of afrin itself it will take the confrontation to a new level then turkey and after and then it will be difficult because the city war will start and it is another type of military confrontation for what turkish president say is that turkey's ultimate cleanup area from dubai p.g. whether he will reach it others question but at the same time the dialogue between turkey and the search region is very much. russia off that turkey regime. direct told at the moment turkey is rejecting this but from the syrian side this is not rejection maybe the russians arbitrary two sides. both samples of a medal winning curler from russia have tested positive for the prohibited drug melburnian that's according to russian olympic officials alexander crucial it has already stated that he's never used banned substances he said to try and get reports f

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asaad will ally with the y.p. ji the white b.g. are afraid that assad will sell them out to the turks and asaad asaad probably won't both go on. to discuss this further i'm joined live by security and political analyst omar now could everyone's announcement be a reaction to the reports that assad sending forces to the afghan region. yes i think i think this is too asian at this collating and as usual one must recall that innocent civilians are trapped in the in the middle as your report just showed so we should first remind that but i think that this situation now is precarious because the syrian government forces will have to move to our three and there is no other choice aphelion is part of syria so therefore if they let the african down and they do not actually interfere that shows that they. lenient with their vision of the territory and that is not the position of the syrian government in fact this turkish escalation brings the city as together it creates more unity among the city and it makes them realize that in the end they will have to be under

well be the joining of this iranian russian turkish axis is assad and i think in the package oh you said is the kurds watching those well asaad is saying is coming to help the codes it was certainly the case that the government forces were fighting in the same say as the kurds against so-called islamic state but our side has no love of the codes he'd like to to control of the region saw that our layman opens up the possibility he could turn in the codes as well so what we're seeing here is a huge chunk of change road in alliances which must be discomforting the americans who find themselves in a very awkward situation now in our eyes of the codes as they still are but no facing possible trouble with turkey we have the trouble relationship that russia and of course around so what we're seeing here is a change of alignment in the middle east and america looking like it's being a bit more sidelined that certainly is used to be in the past. what can president assad gain from intervening in a friend our friend do you think or. well i think he must be looking at the possibility that he can bring regain control of the territory here

the priority of overthrowing assad begins to reassert itself in the pentagon and in the white house so i think that's really the answer the question the overthrow of asaad was always the product of prone the reason why the americans were in syria the army in treating these groups intervening with air strikes and so on they were diverted from that by diet know with the possibility of a defeated diet inside syria that policy that reassert itself this is coming at the end of a long war the united states has taken about twenty eight percent of syrian territory and over fifty percent of its oil this is led british in order to roll back the one and get rid of my side by side just i get it he wants that oil for himself there was a race only a few months ago to get those fields and he's proving undoubtedly under the pretext of biting isis the united states didn't think it was so the united states is trying to lay down the law here and not let anybody pro and as we know it turks threatened and mend it could take on the americans over there so the united states i think is very patients. and turkey will begin to push america out to try to push america out of north

assad. at the often someone called we met for the first time in damascus us the streets were blocked off with armored vehicles and troops. asaad was trying to expand syria's economy and to normalize the country's international relations with the both he and his wife had been educated overseas and they were tired of being treated as out costs by the international community as the. friends demanded that syria recognize lebanon sovereignty assad agreed and a few weeks later he was welcomed in paris and invited to attend a summit of european north african and middle eastern states. sarkozy sought support for his plan to create a mediterranean alliance to be led by france. assad was treated like an honored guest during his visit he attended the annual busty de military parade on the sean sleazy. he joined other heads of state on the reviewing stand. but sarkozy's efforts to build a mediterranean alliance stalled and assad was still dragging his feet on implementing economic and political reforms at home. his trip to france ended without a single major agreement still needed sarkozy to help him achieve his immediate goal to convince

of branch president bashar al assad's government controls the area to the south he has a complex relationship with a white b.g. and differs with it on syria's future asaad has said he wants to take back control of the whole country while the kurds want in the totemist region in northern syria will mark said rooms is an assistant professor of political science at northeastern university he's joining us now on skype from boston thank you very much indeed for your time i want to ask you about this conflict of interest apart from anything else that seems to have risen here the kurds want their own autonomous region in syria another asking the government to protect them from turkey what's the motivation behind this agreement and why now. well i mean. the kurds and the syrian government are not you know i don't know everything all of us leave the kurds want to make it in a while to me at least who where is the syrian government has said consistently third it wants to reclaim every inch of territory lost foam in the civil war that said there is strategic convergence and there really has been going back several years now the syrian government young the kurds fo