enabling assad enables putin, stopping assad hurts the russian dictator. we must finally learn from the past and not let this never again moment happen yet again. i lived with death for seven years. with dead bodies and soulless intelligence officers. it might seem unimaginable to you. let me share some of the horrors that have never left my mind. one day one of the trailer trucks with hundreds of bodies dumped its content of these hundreds of bodies, dead, mangled corpses into the trench in front of us. unexpectedly we saw a flicker of movement. there was a man near death but still alive desperately using his last reserve of energy to signal to us that somehow he was still alive. one of the civilian workers sai. said that we had to do something. the intelligence officer supervising us ordered the bulldozer driver to run him over. the driver could not hesitate or else he would have been next. he ran over the man in the trenches killing him. as for the young man in our workshop who dared to shed tears over the victim of assad regime, we never saw him again.

you are concerned about isolating the assad regime and holding mr. assad accountable?> senator i think people are very clear on who this is intended intended for and i will tell you the king of jordan is one of the most concerned of our part or is about to prospective collapse in lebanon that he would like to do whatever is possible to mitigate that aspect. >> thank you both. >> thank you. senator cruz. >> thank you senator risch and thank you to our panel for your service and for your testimony piteous of elmo rush's unprovoked attack on ukraine has garnered significant local attention it's critical we sustain our oka son sustainment with russia's meddling commission of human rights abuses that led to massive suffering and widespread displacement. more than 14 million people inside syria are receiving humanitarian aid and 97% of the syrian population lives at the poverty line. i keep pushing for broke bust assistance and shootings. refugees as this conflict on into its 11th year but it's critical leader within our power to maintain cross-border access and to continue

holding bashar al-assad accountable? >> i think people are very clear who this is intended for and i will tell you the kingdom jordan is one of the most concerned of our partners about the prospect of collapse in lebanon and he would like to do whatever is possible to mitigate that process. >> thank you both. >> senator kunz. >> thank you to our panel, both for your service and for your testimony. as we all know, russia's unprovoked attack on ukraine has garnered significant global attention but it is critical that we also sustain our focus on into engagement with syria, a country where russia's engagement exploitation, meddling, commission of human rights abuses have led to massive suffering and widespread displacement, 14 million people inside syria are in need of humanitarian aid and nearly all, 97% of the syrian population lives under the poverty line. says chairman of the appropriations committee responsible for our humanitarian assistance i keep pushing for robust assistance including true syrian refugees and those

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and allies to act against syrian president bashar al-assad.icials from the pentagon and state department also testified. the senate foreign relations committee hearing runs about two hours. [background noises] >> this hearing will come to order. secretary lee, we are glad to get to welcome you, i'm glad you finally made it and we are happy here, thank you for coming before us today. deputy assistant secretary, thank you for coming back to the committee as i'm sure many no, the assistants secretary was or middle east expert for a while so we are glad to see her back. i've been asking simple but important question for some time that i hope this hearing will answer. the administrations strategy on syria? during the last presidential election secretary lincoln road when joe biden is president when joe biden is president, we will restore u.s. leadership on military issues and yet with the frozen conflict in syria leading to immense humanitarian political security dilemmas, leadership from the united states or elsewhere seems lacking. life to syria

and president assad. after the publication of the video, he decreed an unusual general amnesty, prisoners incarcerated, due to a legit terrorism should be released as long as they have not killed anyone. but there was no word regarding the possible punishment of the diamond perpetrators. i find it very important that europe in countries where there are so many syrians that afflict to it, take seriously the violence of the asset regime. and what is the value of the word? never again, if we allow a killer like this and his entire institution, plot his bosses to continue to commit this type of violence. oh, oh ah, come mind, how can this passionate hatred of a people be explained? you're a gold hon. oh, a history of anti semitism is a history of stigmatization and exclusion of religious and political power struggles with christian christianity wants to come for. that is why christianity use the figure of the gym as of the terra? it's a history of slender, of hatred and violence. a 3rd of our people were exte

assad is firmly in control, but firmly in control of only a part of what was syria. what is going to happen? what is happening in these other parts and how will this issue be resolved? or will syria potentially be divided then? >> you know that in less than two or three weeks, mr. bashar assad was in iran and we host syria, we have the people of syria, we didn't allow the terrorists to become rulers in syria. if isis would be brought into power the world would be different now. we believe when it comes to syria, there has to be a focus on the political dialog and political solution, yes, in alepto, in -- the-- they have the support of the americans. when i was a deputy foreign minister in iran and in charge of syria, they were making news of the united nations nations tools so there would be no harm to the terrorists. they were are the part of the strategy of the united states, likewise in afghanistan, intelligence shows making use of terrorists is making use of the services of united states, is still doing so, despite the fact that in the media, they're saying that

it was an interview with syrian president bashar assad shot at sir president. welcome to r t and thank you for receiving us at fever. show chron, honestly buffeting on the vehicle. i know you are welcome in damascus, syria, if you do so. thank you very much, a start mister. look, there are several reasons. first, russia is, syria is allied with and russia is facing a war which in my view is not linked to the expansion of nato. as some people may think, this animosity has existed even before communism and the 1st world war. yes, it is an ongoing war and russia plays an important role to ensure an international equilibrium exists. so we can view russia from 2 perspectives. so the 1st is that of an al auto, if our ally triumphs in the battle, or if they're political position is strengthened on the international arena, then this is a win for us also from a 2nd perspective. russia's power today constitutes a restoration. al, by partial of an international equilibrium. this rebalance that we are witnessing will impact smaller countries, including syria. this is my st

i'd like to conclude with your excellencies, the image of the west projects about president bashar assad. they said that the president stands against his people and it gains 3 to not an international power to day after about a year. you're being elected by this year and people come and oppose it to the town . as i said in the arab and western happy, tells me, well, let me say in their national capital. yeah. that has the image changed or at the least yet health? i think that a fossil benefited in terms of the general public. yes, it has changed, but not because we've been able to address the west using a different language or because of different ha, if abilities were that. but rather because the big lie that western officials used in the beginning did a new, unlimited exaggeration that put them in a difficult position cuz they climb the who far up the tree who didn't know how to come back valley and what will follow the official channels of the major media outlets in the west, they'll continue to spread these lies and that have close political affiliation loca. we noticed that many of t

they are the protesters tried to take the government residence to the assad for several hours, blocked the outlets of the publication, and soiled diapers were thrown at the feet of the security forces guarding the complex to disperse, the protesting law enforcement officers used stun grenades. more than 50 people are known to have been injured in the collision. now part of the opposition remains in a tent camp on one of the central squares of the city; the current riots in yerevan are a continuation of a large-scale action of opposition parties, since may, thousands of people have taken to city streets almost daily to express their distrust of prime ministers. he is accused of allegedly planning to sign a peace treaty with baku and recognize nagorno-karabakh as part of azerbaijan by oppositionists. they intend to achieve the resignation of the head of the cabinet. rare trams , buses, trucks, even government limousines of the soviet era will appear on the streets of the capital today ; see and even touch alexei vashenkin took advantage of his official position and was one of the first t

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it comes to muslims they're still very much attached to their religion. syrian president bashar al assad has been talking about the global economy, blaming the long term economic policies of separate countries and global economic trends for the current crisis. not only the war and ukraine on the sanctions that followed it, that's in an exclusive interview to watch tv. you can see in full today on our channel and on our website, but for now, here's a quick preview for you. then let's get a linen. i thought the sanctions are part of the problem because they raise costs and slow the economic process. but there are other global reasons, like coven 19, for example. the west is presenting a narrative that the current problems are a result of ukraine war and more precisely, a result of russian policy. what the reality, however, is different. some of the national challenges are due to internal economic plants and not only external factors. so it is important to distinguish between challenges arising as a result of sanctions as a result of government plans or as a result of the overall economic e

all the bones assad but their bundle talk has also taken a step towards delivering on defense spending promises prompted by the war with a change to the constitution. lawmakers approved to 100000000 europe package for the armed forces. the boost will bring germany into long fits nato commitment to spend more on defense, chancellor shops as described the war as a turning point for germany at defense and foreign policy is on us on will they w said chief political correspondent melinda crane explained what about 100000000000 euros will be spent on while the largest share over 40000000000 euros will go to bolstering air capabilities. and they are the german defense minister is taking an unusual step in order to move fast, namely, buying u. s. made of f. 35 fighter jets and also chinooks helicopters off the rack as it were. rather than embarking on a long drawn out development process with european allies and beyond that, 19000000000 will go to the navy. and another 16000000000 will go to the army for inquiry equipment including armored vehicles. but it's worth noting that the considerable

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thus, according to the syrian president, bashar al assad, he's given an exclusive entity to r t. and he can watch it in full on friday on our channel and website for now. his equip, pretty blue sky lease leaseholder. russia is serious ally and rushes facing a war, which in my view is not linked to the expansion of nato. as some people may think, this animosity has existed even before communism and the 1st world war. it is an ongoing war and russia plays an important role to ensure an international equilibrium exists. so we can view russia from 2 perspectives. the 1st is that of an ally, if our ally triumphs in the battle, or if their political position is strengthened on the international arena, then this is a win for us as well. from a 2nd perspective, russia's power today constitutes a restoration. al, bite partial of an international equilibrium. this re balance that we are witnessing will impact smaller countries, including syria. this is my strategic view, the bottom line without going into other legal aspects. i could go to who would i love doing that as well? and it'll mak

for them and they are trying to shift all the blame to russia, leaches syrian president bashar al assad has also been talking about the global economy. blaming the long term economic policies of separate countries and global economic trends. for the current crisis, not only on the war in ukraine and the sanctions that followed it, that's in an exclusive interview to r t that you can see in full on friday. and of course, on our channel and on our website for now though, here's a quick, quick crab of preview. unless can eliminate his thought. the sanctions are part of the problem because they raise costs and slow the economic process. but there are other global reasons, like coven 19, for example. the west is presenting a narrative that the current problems are a result of the ukraine war and more precisely, a result of russian policy. but the reality, however, is different. some of the national challenges are due to internal economic plants and not only external factors. so it is important to distinguish between challenges arising as a result of sanctions as a result of government plans

per day, most of the women young man are not expelled because they faced conscription in boucher assad's armed forces. in often they are kept by acc fairly. so sometimes if i can't sleep at night because i see such terrible cases and i take them to hans who didn't liked him on ganga fig in male in focusing his political. and when i posted the house case on facebook or a parliamentarian contacted me contacting, who wanted to write about it, gander would obviously on him people who are he might be able to help. so hard memories of her own country are mainly of war. they have, i shall directly divide when i was in syria, now there were battles and bombs i have of i am. so here i feel much safer. i had my family here and this is where i grew up of works so full in my in does b, i'm a part of danish society, me at events some fun. but now it appears that counts for very little in the eyes of danish law. visitors to en, yeah, won't find any snack bars or 7 year shops here. they picturesque village in the heart of spain. castiel region is a sleepy place with just around a 100 residence, but ren

the use of heimers , there were just battles with the forces that supported the regime of bashar al-assadtation is the limitation that has now been introduced for ukraine that the flight range of the rackets that will be provided with these systems is 80 km, only 80 about such a limitation today, journalists were informed during a closed telephone briefing. that is, we knew this already in the morning, we were waiting for official confirmation. well, now we have this official confirmation, that is, i can talk to you about it on the air. his deputy assistant to the president for national security, john pfeiffer, on cnn, he said, and here you can see interesting messages. he said that the administration considers it the right decision not to supply kyiv with a long-range missile for the time being. from a russian attack on their country. we are sure that this meets their requirements and will give the ukrainian military the opportunity to deliver precise strikes on russian targets on the battlefield. these are quotes an american official in the pentagon today , there was a lot of news, it i

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the 12 year saga of wiki leaks co founder julian assad may be finally coming to its conclusion with washington set to enact its revenge. after 3 years in bel marsh, maximum security prison, you came home secretaries given the green light to extradite the whistleblower to the united states. allowing julian assange to be extradited to the us would put him at great risk consensus chilling message to journalists the world over. it is an appalling symbol of how far the british american government's commitment to human rights has declined. anyone in this country who cares about freedom of expression should be deeply ashamed that the home secretary has approved. the extradition of julian, his son to the united states, the country that plotted his assassination us has been out to get us on since 2010 . when he published hundreds of thousands of classified documents, they illustrated, the american military is apparent, disregard for civilian life and potential war crimes committed during its wars throughout the middle east. over the years, the charges from conspiracy to hack us computers to publishing

the syrian president, bashar al assad, has also been talking about the global economy, blaming the long term economic policies of separate countries and global economic trends for the current crisis. not only the war in ukraine and the sanctions that followed that in an exclusive interview without c, you can see that full later this hour. but for now is a quick preview. then what's going on here for the sanctions are part of the problem because they raise costs and slow the economic process. but there are other global reasons like cobra, 1900, for example. the west is presenting a narrative that the current problems are a result of the ukraine war and more precisely a result of russian policy. but the reality, however, is different. some of the national challenges are due to internal economic planning and not only external factors. so it is important to distinguish between challenges arising as a result of sanctions as a result in government plans or as a result of the overall economic environment which could be due to policies of companies or happens to the citizen. all of the impact t

you guys assad mc could deal is also in the spotlight as forest. johnson continues to defend his government's plans to put migrants to rhonda. a millions of people in ethiopia, an urgent need of food aid, the nation is facing. it's was drought in 40 years, and the conflicts in northern to gray region is affecting a delivery humanitarian organizations say they're running out of money to provide relief. hip morgan reports this classroom, in addition, i had my day school in if you up is not and to grow region now hosts people displaced by conflict with this. why is the farmer who was forced to flee his home when his village was attacked during the thought of the war in november 2020. he and his family members now live here, along with other families and rely on food aid to survive. now with we fled our homes and came here because the militia started killing and destroying i dollar . even in our land, they started wing people in losing homes. as we witnessed this happening, we were shot out, but luckily we escaped. the t gray conflict has displaced mil

and all of that on that assad should, has the right to legally circumnavigate this international law. annette and actually agree protocol and and essentially scrap it and rewrites it in the interests of all of those concern, i think is going to be significantly harder for the european union to take on that view when it comes to the northern ireland protocol. but if the bill does indeed become law, what the british government has been suggesting is foss tracking goods, entering nova not, and so they'll be a green channel, a red channel goods destined solely phenomenon. of course, part of the united kingdom will go through a trusted trade escape, whether will not be subject to checks, goods that a destiny for the republic of ireland will be subject to the read channel and subject of course to checks. but of course anybody he's been on and will know that the board of 3 northern on the part of the u. k. and the republic of ireland upon the e. u is absolutely porous and nobody is prepared to see the good friday agreement breach by return to a check on the border of on the on of on and itse

it was an interview with syrian president, bashar assad, sat at a said, surprising to welcome to our tea and thank you for saving us up for you. but you can honest the buffer canada vehicle. i know you are welcome in damascus, syria. if you do much. thank you very much. a start mister president with the most prominent is she'll in the international arena and it will selection from our viewers on arabic r t dot com. what is damascus supported? the russian special military operation. ukraine. i laugh, but there are several reasons. first, russia is syria is allied with and russia is facing a war which in my view is not linked to the expansion of nato. as some people may think, who was animosity has existed even before communism and the 1st world war. it is an ongoing war.

the men benefited from the help of the dictator hafez assad, another fervent opponents of the state of israel. in this way, how many was establishing, what would prove to be a strategic alliance for many decades to come? the partnership with syria, they began organizing the high school, they began organizing, ah, that, and alliance with an asset they began selling, but giving away oil to asset to buy a relationship with asset because they began to think about what they cost their strategic depth. they wanted to have tools at their disposal to threaten israel with, which meant threat them do united states way and say if you hit us, we can hit your back. and then by creating the husband up, they hit, both the use is railways and united states in levin. what took roots in the confines that the baker valley was a veritable system of alliances? a system set up by iran with the help of syria, a system that created a new political entity has bhalla a system which would later give rise to the powerful iran syria, his paula axis in the middle east. but for the moment, nobody was aware of the em

joined there afghanistan but it was a civil war of barbaric methods that we introduced the war, first assadnd turkey's agreement to become a transit, but we have to give up. well, to be honest , turkey usually accepted a very large number of these proteins . i believe, but the increase in the price of food products will lead to such a social explosion that will start a civil war like the syrian one somewhere in the countries of north africa. well, i think i could be wrong. but i it seems that there is such a bloody civil war there, for example, in algeria and egypt, we do not expect, but we can fully expect social unrest in these countries, which will call into question the stability of the regimes that are in place now, thank you, thank you in general. well, we see that the ukrainian crisis is 100 ideas mykola is turning into a global one, and it is therefore a very big challenge, and i have a question: how ready are we to understand what russia is doing, it has not yet turned, they want to do it in order to turn the ukrainian crisis they don't have a global one. by the way, there is no ot

returning to president bashar assad, syria is not an option. in the absence of safety guarantees, political reform and justice. in 160. 5 years ago we left our homes are livelihood now. my husband was killed in order through us here, and there is nothing for us. but time has done little to erase memories of a violent conflict, which is now in a stalemate. but when i'm going to be forced us from our homes, after heavy bombardment, they destroyed street by streets, they dropped power bombs and killed so many people who besieged in hungry, serious displacement crisis has been described as this century's largest human exodus. many have been forced to find safety many times over, but their troubles are being compounded by collapsing economy. it's a stark reality across the war torn nation where 60 percent of the population are facing hunger. seneca, there, i'll show 0. immigration officials in mexico say about 7000 temporary documents and transit visas have been issued to members of a migrant caravan that broke up in. so in mexico last week, most of

it was an interview with syrian president, bashar assad shout. as i said, sir, present, welcome to our tea and the thank you for receiving us after you will come out of the buffer thing on the vehicle. i know you are welcome in damascus, syria feed. you much. thank you very much. let us start mister president with the most prominent issue in the international arena, and it will some lesson from our viewers on arabic or tina tom want. his damascus supported the russian special military operation in ukraine. alas baba, there are several reasons. first, russia is, syria is allied, and russia is facing a war which in my view is not linked to the expansion of nato. as some people may think of, this animosity has existed even before communism and the 1st world war. it is an ongoing war and russia plays an important role to ensure an international equilibrium exists. so we can view russia from 2 perspectives. the 1st is that of an al auto event, if our ally triumphs in the battle, or if their political position is strengthened on the international arena