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

and is president assad in control?ne power in syria, there are so many powers. there are so many militias ruling. militias — some are controlled by him, some are controlled by iranians, others controlled by the russians. you have the kurds in the north, you have the americans, you have the turks. so, he doesn't have control over all syria. in fact, many would argue that syria, as we knew in 2011, as one country, will never be back the same again. it's already de facto divided. you're syrian... damascene. damascus... do you think it'll ever get back — ten years, 20 years, 30 years? you know, john, if i give up on the hope that that day will happen, i'll probably be dead, you know, emotionally and spiritually. i think that's what keeps us all going — the dream of one day going back home. hard times politically for france's president, emmanuel macron. young, highly intelligent and ambitious, who built up his own political movement and captured the presidency five years ago and has occupied it with much grandeur. many fren

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they told us repeatedly with the turtle were doing to protect democracy of corsi irony here is that assad democracy ukrainian government has banned the outlets who are hostile to it they arrested the main opposition that's democracy? so because we allow that to happen could be funded at all now the ukrainian government have decided that they can put censorship in our country. ukrainian government has created a blacklist of russian propaganda for americans. that includes senator rand paul of kentucky, tulsi gabbard serve in the u.s. military and glenn among many others. sue got >> couple glenn clean role. thanks much for coming on. so you are being blacklisted by the ukrainian government which the beacon of democracy tell us how this works? >> that president zelenskyy has a lot of time to watch the morning joe show with a sit around for hours accusing everyone that they want to discredit us being a kremlin agent and teach american liberals how to do the same. it's easy to mock but it's really quite outrageous tucker and ukrainians with a neighboring country and russia courts will be free t

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i'll assad or to fight for him with the judicial mcguigan portfolio. so what if i wanted to survive? oh i would have had to kill people rushed toward the machine on either side and i didn't want to have blood on my hands. oh, home. to listen to him, you wouldn't think saw me or has a guilty conscience for 45 minutes. we have a relax conversation with him. thank you. by next time we see him, we'll confront him with the video. marcell, february 2020, musty naima, a 32 year old syrian student was arrested in the no a district the arrest made headlines and france, musty name are also known by his nom de, gail, islam. i lucian was a big fish. he was the spokesman of j alice lamb, one of the many g, a hottest groups in the syria conflict with me in the name of god, the merciful. this is a statement from the chief of staff of the j. o. islam group. france accused him of war crimes. his group used caged civilians as human shields, to avoid being bombed by the assad regime. with men of we pray that the regime and the russian air force stop swimming us. we are i

his group used caged civilians as human shields, to avoid being bombed by the assad regime. with men of we pray that the regime and the russian air force stop swimming us. we are innocent, mother of the people here and the children have not committed any sin with habits to live in 2016 sama. those fled syria for e stumble, where he created a new identity for himself. he got a degree in political science, specializing insecurity and terrorism. he arrived in france in november 2019, and was arrested 3 months later by the central office for combating crimes against humanity and hate crimes. we managed to get an exclusive interview with the head of the authority that arrested is lamar loose. for the 1st time, the officer shares details of the operation yesterday, diaries will tell you toya because when he arrived on french soil, he had a conversation using his turkish number and then used a french number of all we'll know, eva. we quickly managed to find his address in more se i thought it was from that moment on a new could we asked surveillance officials in marseilles to set u

i'll assad's regime on a b sharla found mock hello. here i'm talking to the demonstrators. oh, just not at the beginning of the arab spring. we demonstrated for freedom every friday. after the revolution began in syria, we were thrown into prison. after my release, i had to leave damascus in secret and go to de s o. in the northeast of the country, i stayed there until the ice came. a few months later, my father was murdered by the jihadists and i fled the city. after losing his father off mud also lost his brother, who was likewise killed by islamic state fighters. since then, i might have searched for their killers day and night above all on social networks and the dark web, which is a gold mine for information. oh, oh, it's a battle being fought on many fronts. not himself took great risks for months, filming ins, activities, and interviewing victims. the members of his group continue to investigate for him . they try to collect as much incriminating evidence as possible, such as photos, videos, and other documents. other guy, he's a member of the i as police. he also ta

while syrian president bashar al-assad was elected with 97.6% of the vote in 2007.if citizens of such nations are allowed to check a box on a ballot, they possess only a whole right. i am sorry. but if you seriously think the u.s. electoral process anything like bashar al-assad, if you think our elections in 2020 were anything like north korea 's, then you are not fit to sit on the state supreme court! you should be working, i don't know, infowars. the truth is, in the u.s., in our democracy, how waning it might be, the rise and the use of trump boxes in the 2020 election gave voters in key swing states and access to vote. 24/7 option for returning their ballots, for having their voices heard. in the midst of a global pandemic, lest we forget. look, making voting easier, matters. giving people more options, more days to vote, more ways to vote, that matters, it has value. democracy is supposed to be about having as many citizens as possible, vote, not limiting the poll of voters to a privilege few. so you're updated and outrageous beliefs in an effort to cling to po

private military company in the united states whose strong point is the organization of sabotage from assad the canadian television showed on the air some wolverines who teach the vushniks and militants of the territorial defense to attack stealthily. many of these guys are not prepared at all. i think we are more useful here teaching guys than at the front, that is, we ourselves are not rushing to the front line. on the other hand, they willingly send hastily prepared cannon fodder there, which fully fits into the concept of unfriendly states to fight russia to the last ukrainian and thus drag out the confrontation as much as possible. in this regard, they of course, they do not spare ukrainian manpower and calmly use it there, including throwing uh under the fire of the allied forces in order to identify, for example, uh, the firing points of the allied forces, then hit them with artillery, that is, a ukrainian. there he spends not mercifully at all. there it is precisely the command cadres who participate in the leadership. e of the battle, that is, they lead e, divisions of divisions. a

long conflict in syria, russia and iran who both support the assad regime, say they support a diplomatic solution of stability is miss narrow turkey. on the other hand, wanted permission to launch a major offensive against syrian cogs of cities. anchor a claims they are linked to an insurgency fighting turkey. conflict though of says that those southern was done too. i hear statements from you are dear friends, not that you understand turkey's security concerns. what i'm grateful for that i'm that however words alone do not heal the wounds delma. the complete withdrawal of p k, k u, p y, d and y, p g units at least 30 kilometers away from our border is a requirement of the agreements made in the past them on. however, this has still not been achieved on jet why le geotech this roosts. but there was cooperation between iran and turkey on the economic front. the to pledge to triple that bilateral trade is set as though over to, to jury to sod even a gor, kesh federal, this level of business. the trade between the 2 countries to my is definitely not enough, considering the existing capaciti

rebel held areas expired on sunday after russia vetoed it's extension. russia is allied with serious assad government. hundreds of thousands of people joined in madrid's 1st full scale pride parade. since the pandemic organizer save visibility is important and denounced hate speech. spain's parliament is due to debate a bill that would allow citizens to decide their own gender. and here in berlin, huge crowds of revelers have danced their way through the streets. the rave, the planet rally, is build as revival of the famous love parade. the dancers you're calling for a protracted, the cultural status for electronic music together again. and the mood is electric. tens of thousands of techno lovers danced their way through 1000000000 straits once again for the love parade. now re branded as rave, the planet. it's motor together again, is a reference to the need for social connection and community that the corona virus pandemic tore apart. i feel so much free. i feel so much hobby because we, we've been in our houses for 3 years and so like so good. different things, so right now we feel very

rebel held areas expired on sunday after russia vetoed is extension. russia is allied with serious assad government. japan has begun voting in elections, overshadowed by the assassination of the former prime minister, oceans obey. he was shot dead while campaigning for the ruling liberal democratic party. it's expected to gain ground in the elections for the upper house of parliament. muslims worldwide offered aid as hata prayers, the festival of sacrifice, which commemorates proffered abraham's test of faith. in delhi, worshippers gathered at jama. g mosque, built in the 17th century in indonesia, millions were gathering in parks all over the country. of foot and mouth. disease outbreak has disrupted this, the ritual slaughter of animals. and here in berlin, huge crowds of revelers have danced their way through the streets. the rave, the planet rally is build as revival of the famous love parade, the dancers who are calling for protracted cultural status for electronic music. together again. and the mood is electric. tens of thousands of techno lovers danced their way through 1000000000

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it turned the tide in favor of the assad regime.ge in teheran of the ayatollah and beg for military and diplomatic support, there's rumors u.s. intelligence suggests the russians might be seeking iran drones to beef up the war effort in ukraine, that's not the kind of situation that putin wanted to find himself in six months into this campaign. as i say, it shows that russia is kind of running out of options. putin himself came out just two days ago and said that sanctions are beginning to take a major bite out of russia's tech sector. well, by that i read it as also taking a major bite out of their military industrial complex precision guided munitions, all the electronics of these things tend to come from the european union and the united states. he's looking for other markets essentially to keep his war machine going. >> give us a state of play on the battlefield right now. a lot of worries in europe that russia and putin is going to choke off gas supplies to the continent. sending prices higher and higher as winter approach. wha

young men are not expelled because they face conscription in bashir assad's armed forces. >> sometimes i can't sleep at night because i see such terrible cases, and i take them to heart. when i posted sahar's case on facebook, a parliamentarian contacted me who wanted to write about it. >> he might be able to help. sahar's memories of her own home country are mainly of war. >> when i was in syria there were battles and bombs. here, i feel much safer. i have my family here, and this is where i grew up. i'm a part of danish society. >> but now, it appears that counts for very little in the eyes of danish law. >> visitors to uru-enya won't find any snackbars or souvenir shops here. the picturesque village in the heart of spain's castile region is a sleepy place, with just around 100 residents. but uru-enya isn't one of spain's dying villages - in fact it's something of a magnet. much to the delight of booksellers like vÍctor lÓpez-bachiller, who's glad for all the visitors who flock to the village that has more bookshops than bars and restaurants. >> old typewriters are his passion and es

bashar, al- assad, into which saudi arabia fit in with the american supply, but the united states didspeak, yes, and as a result, saudi arabia is left, including, with a broken trough, and now the possibility of returning syria is being discussed under the assad regime to the arab league. and saudi arabia, among other things, is discussing this, and the united arab emirates does support it, right? or when there is a signal, uh, which sees the saudi turns out, arabia talks to her when they are needed, here and now, but as soon as they are no longer needed. everything, but the agenda. it changes immediately, they are told, so to speak, you are no longer needed. and in general, let's talk about human rights. mohammed bin salman. e outcast. uh, killer guy and so on. as he said many times. uh, talking talking, biden, we'll continue talking about american politics in a few moments. i won't give them their real name . do you remember rudolf and my friend. he and i worked together during the war in the center knows that we were friends. you will smile in another place, colonel. i will call yo

young men are not expelled because they face conscription in bashir assad's armed forces. >> sometimes i can't sleep at night because i see such terrible cases, and i take them to heart. when i posted sahar's case on facebook, a parliamentarian contacted me who wanted to write about it. >> he might be able to help. sahar's memories of her own home country are mainly of war. >> when i was in syria there were battles and bombs. here, i feel much safer. i have my family here, and this is where i grew up. i'm a part of danish society. >> but now, it appears that counts for very little in the eyes of danish law. >> visitors to uru-enya won't find any snackbars or souvenir shops here. the picturesque village in the heart of spain's castile region is a sleepy place, with just around 100 residents. but uru-enya isn't one of spain's dying villages - in fact it's something of a magnet. much to the delight of booksellers like vÍctor lÓpez-bachiller, who's glad for all the visitors who flock to the village that has more bookshops than bars and restaurants. >> old typewriters are his passion and es

syria yes, when the obama administration officially announced that it would not overthrow bashar, assad directly, but then it turned out. and what about american special forces american instructors yet? we were with you on the territory of syria , preparing syrian militants precisely so that they would later storm the presidential palace, damascus, vomit, assad. about it. we learned from the fact that donald trump closed this program and told the whole world about it, but all this is true, because we often call raw intelligence, but in the classical sense, this is not intelligence. this is an organization for conducting coups, sabotage, training for sabotage, and so on there, well, at least 50 secret operation of 50,000 people, if not all 100,000 people are involved , and it is for covert operations that intelligence is classic. well, as our foreign intelligence service or the main intelligence for management. this is classic uh, intelligence gathering information analysis information and report. um, upstairs, yeah, they do that too , but a lot. as you said , dedicated exclusively to co

terrorist state, not even a state that sponsors terrorism . 6 years ago, when russia, together with the assad army, began bombing hospitals and schools in the syrian aleppo, european leaders were asked at international conferences why they were silent in response to such war crimes, since no european or american official spoke at that time with a clear position on syria, the russians now apply such the same tactics, the same war crimes against ukraine, recognize russia as a terrorist state or not, there should be a clear statement in support of what president zelensky is talking about in order to call the shelling of residential buildings by their own names, these are terrorist acts, this is political violence against innocent civilians in pursuit of political goals, the most important thing now, as stated by the us secretary of defense, loydostein, is to weaken the russian economy, that it could no longer continue this war and definitely did not repeat such a scenario with its other neighbors, as it already happened with georgia and twice with ukraine, this is a brilliant formula, we are tal

sanctions on the ship owner and on the ship due to the connection with the syrian government of bashar al-assad, they are majestic and graceful and also have an incredible ability to heal riding on horses has long been considered an effective method of improving the psychological state of a person, and now in the conditions of war it helps many veterans, as in the lviv region, horses help soldiers from the front in rehabilitation. after the retreat of the occupiers from the region, the owners decided to take the animals to a safe place in the west of ukraine, now here in the lviv region, bolivia, together with other horses, is helping to rehabilitate the wounded military personnel, we already work in the direction of physical rehabilitation, more psychological, of course, because we are psychologists, we work in the direction of psychological rehabilitation in the first place and physical rehabilitation, you can also see the result after the first time, because we always observe that the first thing is to improve the lane such rehabilitation classes were made possible thanks to the non-governme

erdoğan says that he is going to fight with the kurds, there are units of the syrian army of bashar al-assadhese units can in fact seriously change the picture of hostilities in syria and russia, which is forced to partially withdraw its troops, that is, then return it in view of the threats and iran operating there well, they are not interested in this, and the parties are trying to reach certain compromises. i will point out that the situation is somewhat different from the negotiations that took place before and which, let's say, the ukrainian public did not pay so much attention to earlier, that is, this very one last the process that provides for the settlement of the syrian crisis is not the question of this day. it is already ongoing and the last two years are simple. he was simply on bios, but it is very interesting that earlier erdogan, for example, went to bow to putin in sochi , trying to convince him to take into account their interest in and now putin is forced to go to tehran and ertuğan looks like almost a winner here, that is, he is now dictating the conditions and iran and r

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i remember 6 years ago when russia, together with the assad army, began bombing hospitals and schoolse syrian aleppo of european leaders at the international conferences asked why they are silent in response to such war crimes since no european or american official spoke then with a clear position on syria the russians are now using the same tactics the same war crimes against ukraine recognize russia as a terrorist state or not there should be a clear statement in support of that what is president zelensky talking about to call the shelling of residential buildings by their names, these are terrorist acts, this is political violence against innocent civilians in the pursuit of political goals is now the most important thing , as us defense minister lloyd austin said, to weaken the russian economy, that it could no longer continue this war and definitely did not repeat such a scenario with its other neighbors, as it already happened with georgia and twice with ukraine. so this is a genius formula, we are talking about minister austin's formula but on the other hand, we see how the kre

and i would say in the example, russian sponsor, the russian bags assad regime, bombardments have been much more damaging. that is an interest of security at times more than maybe more than probably y, p g, y, p, g trip. so in that sense, yes, locally speaking, when it comes to discourse and narrative, yes, russians are much more accommodated is national interest. but when it comes to practice, it is not, that's not that clear. absolutely. and you know, give everything, i mean, i think, to, to some extent, the russian tried to present a very interesting pair of countries that have tons of divergent security interest . as we all remember, at least in russia, the 2015 incident of i'm cara shooting down a flight. i just rush and fighter jet over syria. how relations deteriorated, almost over nice. turkey became me almost overnight. and again, the 2 countries have been able to walk that back and resume some practical corporation. what do you think allowed for that? and do you think that could serve as but say a model for, for other conflicts? well that's, that's says the tells you, tells m

from the red sea at syria targeting al-assad's chemical weapons, those men and women are among the bestpatriotic memories, we were in wyoming, my father was in annual 4th of july parade, he would sit outside my grand mother's house. >> one street in my hometown, one of my friends lived on the street, they had a huge 4th of july parade, we would decorate her dad's old jeep, and decorate it with streamers, we remembered our veterans that day, what a great country we live in, how wonderful it is to be free. >> they had every lined up of you know world war i, world war ii, korean and vietnam war, it was so incredibly moving, i remember one of the gentleman who i happen to meet, he was a friend of my dad's was talking about his time in the army. i remember as a child, seeing him cry. and something about seeing an elderly man cry, as a child, that it stayed with me. and i guess what me saw when he was in battle, our freedom is not free. >> what makes me think about patriotism. i say not a person or place but a thing, that and the american flag. flown on a red, white and blue summer night, not

there are positions of the army of bashar al-assad, yes, well, that is, on the one hand, the cardigan demonstrates such a willingness to advance, on the other hand, it offers to give in, conditionally speaking , to partially give in to the region and show that iran and russia will listen to - to the turkish president, let's see in principle that erdoğan is trying to trade our interests or someday use our interests. well, of course. of course, it will be discussed, i assume that it will be discussed in the fields, it will not be the subject of negotiations directly at the negotiating table or on the agenda, the issue of ukrainian grain is on the agenda, that is, on the one hand, this is a story about the unblocking of our ports, on the other hand , we understand that this story can be extremely more serious than it seems at first glance, yes , because it is, in fact, where there are certain trump cards and the russians are a difficult story. well, i think you should analyze it, of course, on the ukrainian grain depends on the countries of the middle east, i think so, and of course syri

hand of iran. j again, we are seeing the same, but they are being sluggish - in their response to assad'snot living up| to his threat that if the red line was crossed and chemical attacks, he did not do anything. _ that gave putin space to move on and establish links to suchl an extent that syria is now, along with north korea, - one of only two countries - in the world which recognises the moscow stooge republics. all the policy seems to be doing. is enhancing and helping because it has been so badly done. stephanie, you hear the temporary caretaker minister of israel, now that this coalition government has collapsed, in a sense offering a bit of cover, saying he might sign an iran nuclear deal if it was beefed up, is there any prospect of it being beefed up or is the view now that because of ukraine, because of the global inflation, all the rest of it, this is no longer the game in town? the nuclear deal with iran has happened and it is not coming back? biden did say that he wanted to revive talks with iran over the nuclear deal right before going on this trip. strange timing on that si

per day, most of the women young man are not expelled because they faced conscription in boucher assad's armed forces. in often a i kept by a 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 like them on ganga fig in male in focusing as political. and when i posted the half case on facebook, i had a parliamentarian contacted me contacting, who wanted to write about it. gander would obviously on his people who are he might be able to help. so hard memories of her own country are mainly of war. their vice, you directly divide when i was in syria, now there were battles and bombs i have of i. and so here i feel much safer. i had my family here and this is where i grew up, works so full in my in does b, i'm a part of danish society. me, it didn't sound fun. but now it appears that counts for very little in the eyes of danish law. visitor is too old when yeah, won't find any snack bar resource of a near shops here. they picturesque village and the heart of spain. castiel region is a sleepy place with just around a 100 residenc

well, to discuss that, i'm now enjoined by assad dirani, former director general of pakistan's into services intelligence. mr. dirani, thank you very much for your time. it's a great honor for me to talk to you then come, we'll come. now you were in charge of pakistan's intelligent services in the early 1991, the soviet union collapsed and a few years before that, i'm sure you're witness that followed the so we pull out from afghanistan. when you now hear western analysts compared the current operation to current russian operation, ukraine to you know, the previous one in afghanistan, and some of them, i think, predicting the consequences will be the same that russia will be buried as a state in ukraine. what are your thoughts? do you think those are accurate? predictions did on many battles between various situations. but the font is fun and new cream. i can think of a couple. anyone coming through a fun is fun, but it is so.

and what is the final beneficiary, that is, a large washing station with the name syrian assad's regime, in your opinion, what additional efforts, so to speak, could be made so that i don't know how to tickle london, because it was london who formulated to the representatives of the turkish republic that if they were to be noticed, well, london would be very unhappy. don't trade in blood, don't comilphones, where in the world, well, except, of course, russia and syria, well, you, well, we understand. yes, there are very obvious things, very, very simple , understandable for our own reaction, in our opinion , because that's all, if it goes by sea, the only way by which sea can get in particular to syria e-e this is actually the bosphorus yes that is, there is no other way e-e between istanbul therefore of course the blocking of the rest of the recovery of our stolen property, including mariupol property, which will go this way e-e in the black sea when originating through the black the sea through the single corridor of the black sea. this is probably the only effective thing to remove a

the 2 rick terror organizations threatened to potentially overwhelm president assad's forces in damascus. that russia reluctantly went in and they added their air power and they didn't put much in the way of ground forces into syria. but they, they were very helpful with their air power and help to tip the balance. and then syria took the war forward and had great success. but if you look at it, russia has been a peaceful nation, and they did not want president prudent, did not want to go to war in ukraine. and he was simply forced to the wall. he had no choice. he had to go in because it was either that or risk. the loss of the entire country of russia was one thing that we've been seeing. even since 2014, when ukrainian troops went into dunbar, we've seen ukrainian forces continually violate the laws of war. and recently we've been seeing ukrainian forces using prohibited land mines, which key of earlier claim to have been decommissioned. we've seen executions of captured russian soldiers and ukraine has reportedly been trying to attack a nuclear power plant, controlled by russian forc

russia and iran have been. helping to basically destroy syria in support of basher - al—assad for moreentative, and it is incredibly complicated. this deal was confirmed i when vladimir putin went to tehran last week. fine. what else was discussed? well, can turkey have another incursion into northern syria . to protect its interests - in that part of the country, which is at the hands - of the kurds, and maybe throw some bombs into iraqi kurdistan? _ eight, nine people were killed in zakho at a resort this week| when the turks bombed it. what leveraged does i the united states have in any of this? none because geography is destinx _ these are neighbours, i and they work together and they can be — they can bel utilised to come up with a deal like this, brokered - with the un and erdogan. we talked last week on this program aboutjoe biden�*s visit to the middle east and whether or not it would yield anything, the nervousness in washington about relations between iran — the influence of iran in the region, rather — and why that would be a reason for, perhaps, holding his nose and doing h

earlier we spoke to the former chancellor of the milan assad national early university. he says, the incident presents the wrong picture of islam in a country like india. i cortez imagine. the sink lab happen now. i just wonder, i am bo myself. you know, i am quite well as to where i can please ling what these people are doing. dad doesn't think that home with his mom. islam is understand because of people like mama was one of them are grand and that was on sunday. deborah, margaret islam is suffering a lot li on account of people who are not present, presenting that right attitude and the right manner for islam. rage over libya's political style mates on worsening living conditions, bald over on friday as protest is broke into libya's parliaments. marching fires in front of the building in the eastern city of brook video circulating on social media shows the parliament barricaded with protesters, burning tires with thick columns of black smoke. coming from the building, some processes were seen waving green flags, the symbol of a good duffy regime. no casualties were re