a statue of hafez assad is also destroyed. the more severe the oppression, the more violent the retribution regime changes have often been celebrated by toppling monuments in europe. 2 ah, the killing of a black man by police brutality, outraged millions, and not just in the usa. the black lives matter movement targets racism and its historical legacy. the statues of confederate generals and the slavery they defended the monuments had to go ah, the same fate was install for the rediscover of america. christopher columbus re styled as a having of colonialism and target of heated emotional debate. history may be reevaluated, but the treatment of nearly disgraced monuments remains the same out of sight, out of mind. ah, i left for hearing vaguely all the decades of lobbying for a suitable context to be created for these monuments and public spaces and not just for them to be left standing or simply destroyed as also. and this can be researched and a tested session have been swept away and he's not hired on the phone, isn't valid.

some met their citizens, demands halfway others like serious bashar assad, confronted protectors with the government implemented a media blackout banning foreign journalists from entering arrest and local reporters who tried to get the story. the original one on one. and i'd like to miss the unrest in syria exploded far from the capital graffiti written by a student on the school wall in the border city of data. a message for the president new york turn at the beginning of this year and uprising. we've heard so many still saying allow me to gather which is here you 9, there were this sense that you are witnessing the are being manipulated and presented in a completely opposite way on the state media that encourages many people who were students who were electricians. carpenters and different kinds of backgrounds to just hold their mobile any cameras that they can get, hold on and document things. many serious. so that my showing the word what is happening and their home country, something will change. and they believed in the power of media because they saw what it did in egypt and th

that same year on august 21st, the assad government showed its citizens and the world how far syria was prepared to go to suppress the kind of descent that had toppled other arab leaders. the rockers let slammed into the outskirts of damascus that day carried chemical weapons. and it was one of the biggest massacre is more than $1500.00 people were killed at that one. so it is supposed to, to shake something on the, in for some kind of action or reaction. and so when it didn't, them nothing we can do is going to be changing. our reality is nothing we can do or document or film or be killed for that word to stop this massacres and this horror then it's useless. and that's when we've seen many citizen journalists shopping this and going back to their shops, to their workshops. and i'm just giving, ah, i think that was a turning point, not only for syrians in the sense that, you know, the world is not going to do anything to stop the same routine from perpetrating war crimes. it was also a moment of despair for journalists around the world in the sense that it completely blunted the emanci

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difficult to convey what vučić experienced during these days and how much he did to save the world of assadhis full time in nakhodka which was at the epicenter of the cyclone. in a few hours, almost a month 's rainfall fell and the streets disappeared under water. there are problems with traffic on the video, which is published by eyewitnesses. some cars are flooded up to the glass four districts suffered the most, according to the ministry of emergencies, rescue forces are now concentrated there, and they are helping people pump out water and now private residential buildings from the basement of the nakhodka maternity hospital, part of the city was left without electricity as a result of bad weather, emergency teams have already started work. as of 12:30 pm, four municipalities received the most precipitation. primorye with an amount of 69 to 126 mm to eliminate the consequences of the influence of the cyclone, employees of the russian emergencies ministry and municipal rescuers, targeted assistance is provided to the population in the nakhodka urban district. this is how work is being do

any crimes they staged provocations in syria when they depicted the use of chemical weapons by the assadnment, then it turned out that it was a fake, the same fake as in buchi and buchi. i just want those people who did it to feel what i feel now, we are here planning our future lives we planned our children, a beautiful, clean, new residential complex with a beautiful view, these people took my life, do you want water, tell me everything is fine, because everything is fine, i have to live through it, plus the events at yablonskyi 144 turned life into death, happy homes at places of sorrow, but bucha remains a home where there are reminders of loss everywhere, he was just air for me, i breathed this air Ето любовь песня denys was always like this he was never sad he he can't stand still he needs to spin something so that the music plays dances jokes tells something, but so that the music was always there. he was very strong, brave and very determined. well, he acted like a real man and all the others who died next to him. then it was not what they did like real men, they fulfilled their

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kenny up assad opposition leader has formally challenged the results of the presidential election, votingrregularities. he arrived at the tempe court in nairobi, demanding a recount. his rival was declared the winner at the recent election cap a but several of the election commissioners have refused to verify the results. this is his fifth attempt to win the presidency. he had claimed several of those losses on vote rigging. >> the presidential results announced last week, represents a continued struggle. forces for democracy and good governance against the corruption cartels that are determined to stop at nothing to take control of the government in this country. >> here is our nairobi corresponded with more. >> there is a new leader, finally made his threat to challenge the presidential election. he got to the supreme court at around 12:38 p.m. east african time. his followers will -- were still singing and dancing. this is not the first time he is challenging the election results. in 2013, the case was turned out. this is just about 14 days before the country will -- a presidential ele

and then my father and my cousin died. dia had been a center of opposition to president bashar assad. and so when the free syrian army pulled out, government forces moved in. we were in the 4th floor and we sold like a soldier stealing property like all inside the apartment. and taking people, arresting people, and these people we never saw again. hundreds of people were taken away. and this is what happened to many of them, either shot or beaten to death, their bodies left in base months to be discovered later and buried in mass graves. when these images became known to the wider world, the un called what happened and appalling and brutal crime, and demanded an investigation. 10 years later, one has been carried out by syrians opposed to president assad. we hope that this report will him and will get forward and governing dark fate of the detainees and releasing them. many the detainees were taken during that or a massacre, and we hope that their fate will be uncovered. the syrian government has always denied carrying out a massacre in that i a 10 years ago at the time it blamed what

the government of bashar al assad has not publicly acknowledged they are detaining him.day. his mother deborah tice joins us now. thank you for being with us. i know how hard it must be to spend yet another of his birthdays apart from your son. when you see that statement from president biden, that's the first time i've seen that language quite as strident, quite as publicly. we know with certainty he has been held by the syrian government. what's your reaction to that? >> well, i mean, first of all, i'm just so glad that president biden has said austin's name publicly. i think that was the first time in that statement. i think that it's an indication from the president that the united states government is ready to engage with syria to bring austin home. >> i know you met with president biden earlier this year. i am curious when you see what the united states has done to bring trevor reed home, a prisoner exchange, when you see the offer made to bring brittney griner and paul whelan home, what's your reaction to that when your son is still not home? >> well, i think it's

this was known, a sniper alley was on in the most dangerous intersections and assad able you didn't come in through the front entrance that was, will happen to the people who were shot they came into the wrong entrance. the nightly pyrotechnics are funny to turn to the camera man said it's good they'll out of you sorry a vo holiday in war hotels on al jazeera. ah, the.

assad is confident the killer or killers will be caught with the help of law enforcement and the community coming together. he said he's also thankful for the universal outpouring of support. lilia luciano, cbs news, los angeles. >>> the biden administration is condemning indiana's new abortion ban. on friday, indiana became the first state to pass such a ban since the supreme court's decision in june to overturn roe v. wade. under indiana's law which takes effect next month, all abortion clinics will lose their licenses. abortions can only be done in hospitals or outpatient center owned by hospital. one of indiana's largest employers, pharmaceutical giant eli lilly, said the ban could lead it to reassess its presence in that state. >>> a cease-fire between israel and palestinian militants is in effect this morning after nearly three days of violence. israeli aircraft pounded palestinian targets in gaza since friday killing more than 40 people, including civilians according to gaza officials. in response, an iran-backed militant group fired hundreds of rockets at israel. the u.n. security

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kurds in the north of syria, which had previously irritated moscow due to its support for bashar al-assad. what was exchanged for what, conditionally speaking, and this concession was about payment for russian gas in rubles? what exactly here is possible, let's say, we can also discuss hypotheses to a certain extent, well, first of all, consider this joint statement, which was apparently not accepted according to the results of this meeting, which is actually indicative there are indeed agreements on a joint fight against, well, actually a joint fight against terrorist organizations on the territory of the series, that is, here, too, it cannot be ruled out that there is a certain mutual exchange or, let's say, a certain work regarding, let's say, it will be, he , he, when something for something such a certain exchange and , accordingly, it should be indicated that it was on the agenda of that trust tripartite meeting in tehran about 17 days ago, most likely both sides are somewhere close to establishing, let's say, such an exchange, but it is necessary to emphasize that, in addition to t

prioritize so i came back full circle and in the process of that my husband became more vocal and abu assad of hollywood because they just aren't interested. okay fine will do things on our ownn terms now and it's frustrating for him because there are a lot of parts to be involved in. a lot of good movies that they just won't have somebody focus. you have to tow the line. you can't be saying the truth like that. they took him off of facebook and youtube is censoring me and my show. they have been taking me down yet but they willly eventually. that the priorities are right. i work hard. i'm trying to make peoples lives better and that's meaningful. that adds adds value. to sacrifice other things in order to do that because he gives it meaning and it gives it more meaning and value in my life is more meaningful. that is the grand equation. >> author sam sorbo thank you for your time. >> thank you. therapyn't need my session. thee homer can be hard. that's why we are providing lower income students access to affordable internet so homework can just be homework. you have to connect to compete.

city saw clashes between sunni's and all wheat between enemies and supporters of the syrian dictator assad. now former opponents have laid down their arms and joint forces to repair the roads and restore power lines with what the initiator of the reconciliation project march is, lay about rudy from the route. so can he, could you explain what happened here? oh okay. you'll hear in the city of tripoli, but in some of the poorest districts for years, these 2 neighborhoods where it won't work each other. jebel mason here and ben tabitha down there. we have people here from debbie topper noon and john mason. i'm from bell halvenetz. i'm the only one from chapel lesson, but i've been talking to it so you didn't talk to each other before. well, get to talk to each other. back then if we wanted to see each other, it wasn't to talk to teacher. i think that in on the dominant language was the language of weapons a day and the mutual fear is deep seated. it is based on the experiences of several decades and many wars. the goal is to overcome this fear. the march community center provides a place for

sevastopol at their disposal, their troops were weakened so much that russia could not support the assadegime, all the uprisings in africa, and so on regarding crimea, general khodzhu believes in the possibility of his return and says that it is necessary to combine political and military steps, in particular, to detain in foreign ports any ships leaving the occupied peninsula, not yet be afraid to act harshly to block the north crimean canal as soon as control over this territory is restored. i also recommended ukraine should make the port of sevastopol unsuitable for use by russia and destroy the illegally built bridge so that ukraine can begin to advance as soon as it returns mariupol. and a strategy is also needed that will help let the russians themselves understand that the regime they have now is dragging the country into the abyss. i really believe that china is planning to attack taiwan, but i don't think that they will really be ready to do it in the next 3-4 years, and i won't say that it's a war

employees of the us embassy have been evacuated from the green zone by helicopter ; on the eve of assadced his departure from the political life of rak and announced the termination of the work of all the main institutions of his movement, but his supporters do not intend to give up since june. they are trying to achieve the dissolution of parliament and the appointment of a date for new elections. armed ukrainian forces persistently continue shelling energodar , a hit was recorded on the roof of a special building on the territory of the zaporozhye npp, fresh fuel for reactors is stored there; the kiev regime continues provocations in order to create a man-made disaster at the zaporozhye nuclear power plant on august 28 to strike at the territory of the nuclear power plant ukrainian troops used an unmanned aerial vehicle, fire and small arms, the ukrainian strike drone was shot down while approaching the building of special building number one, which stores american -made nuclear fuel and solid radioactive waste shot down by russian military personnel the drone fell on the roof of spec

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world to show their support for those rebels in syria who wanted to overthrow president bashar al assad as our how we also visited america, silicon valley around the time of the september 11th 2001 attacked all of this despite being appointed back in 1993 by osama bin, ladin as the 2nd in command in al qaeda. now the purpose he was here to fund raise and all our hurry was hosted by a u. s. double aged and u. s. army special forces veteran, i'll aid mohammed now u. s. anti i sis on by brent mcgregor actually garnered much anger for his comments regarding the syrian opposition when he exposed the syrian opposition, strong ties to al qaeda in. it'll, it is a province his, the largest al qaeda safe haven since 911 tied directly to i'm and also hearing i join the course of those who are praising the death of a terrorist. however, i find it very ironic for those in the u. s. government who are patting each other actually on the back for the death of someone they possibly help grow in power reporting for r t. i'm scotty, now he's washington is directly involved in the conflict in ukraine. that

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turkey transports weapons to its allies, for example, to libya or syria to the rebels opposing the assad mostafa dzhemilev explains that despite the fact that turkey supports ukraine, it did not join the western sanctions against russia, and two weeks before erdoğan's visit to kyiv met with putin in sochi, they discussed economic cooperation, you know there really is a wide portfolio of economic cooperation with russia, first of all, turkey receives about 35% of natural gas from russia, so there is an energy angle in addition to natural gas, russia is also responsible for the construction of the first nuclear power plant in turkey, which has to start work in 2023 next year then we have a number of turkish companies that work in russia but at the same time seek to cooperate with ukraine and this platform should be used says mustafa dzhemilev, turkey is a nato country. but in the end it did not lead to anything. and in 2011, the presidents of afghanistan and pakistan met on the territory of turkey. for the first time, after the assassination of the former president of afghanistan, they agr

by backing the syrian rebels in an attempt to overthrow president bashar al assad of syria, back in the movie id in, in afghanistan against the soviets during the cold war, or the congress against the sandinista as nicaragua. and while the list just goes on and on. so it's no doubt just a big coincidence that u. s. secretary of state anthony blinking showed up in kosovo just as the latest round of trouble popped off this week. and that the president of kosovo was talking well about russia. as you know mister secretary put in, we'll continue to try to destabilize europe also through the western balkans. we will continue to need the steadfast support of the united states, as well as our european allies, to make sure that the plans of fresh as well as its proxy in the region are stopped . we'll look forward alongside the prime minister to discuss the reforms, especially on full of flock that we are addressing in our country. and i want to thank you for that support as well as for every step of the way that we have made. and at the same time, with the support that we are receiving from the

that turkey transports weapons to its allies, for example, in libya or syrian rebels who oppose the assadegime explains mostafa dzhemilev, despite the fact that turkey supports ukraine, it did not join the western sanctions against russia, and two weeks before the visit to kyiv, erdogan met with putin in sochi, there they discussed economic cooperation, there really is a wide portfolio of economic cooperation with russia , first of all, turkey receives about 35% of natural gas from russia, so there is an energy angle, in addition to natural gas, russia is also responsible for the construction of the first nuclear power plant in turkey, which should start operating in 2023 next year. then we have a number of turkish companies working in russia lose economic ties with russia, but at the same time seek to cooperate with ukraine, and this platform should be used, says mustafa dzhemilev, turkey is a nato country, turkey is a country that will not be a low -ranking american country to support the occupation of crimea, so it means the same points it is not the first time that turkey has become a

the bottom line is if they he lou them back into the world economy they will use that money for both assadyria. >> that's why we are going to bring a lawsuit against it. we'll have a court declare this is a treaty, and unless 2/3 of the senate ratifies it it does not have any effect at all. the framers of the constitution did not want us to make deals with foreign countries. >> these teachers unions have so much power and it has led us to this. look at a portion of this statement in minneapolis. what guess what is bad. is it time to cut back teachers in the budget? it will be white people. a teacher who is a member of a population underrepresented. the most senior teacher who is not a member of the underrepresented is in trouble. is that constitutional? >> the supreme court will strike down harvard's race-based applications. when you have state action saying people will be fired on the basis of their race, clearly unconstitutional. i don't know what they are thinking. brian: what do you hope they take away from it. >> we have to get back to a time when principles matter and people are judg

in this case, in russia and previously in syria, the assad government false attacks false flag attacks. and it's mostly american, provided how it serves and rocket launchers that are being used to carry out these attacks. and the u. s. is not stopping it's supplies, it's actually expanding them. why do you think that is? well, the u. s. has been behind us and canada and britain behind the qu, in 2014 and key f. and since then, they have urged instigated, prodded the regime the cool government in kiev to attack its own civilians in the russian speaking population in the don bass for 8 years. and they tried to use their ships to create a war, or at least an incident in the straits of kurtz, by, as by trying to push their way into the sea of as off, despite international protocols. the u. s. empire is behind this, it's a hedge, a monic, empire. they are, they're, they're using ukraine as a proxy to try to do, to the russian federation. what they did to the yugoslavian federation. back in the 19 ninety's they hoped to, in this case, drag russia into a long and costly war. as in afghanistan

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rights said several missiles hit the vicinity of a village where iranian militias allied with the assadore than $48 billion for the second quarter of this year. the world's biggest oil producer's net income has almost doubled year—on—year. oil prices are up because of russia's attack on ukraine and increasing demand after the pandemic. and a tropical storm is heading northeast in the pacific ocean offjapan�*s tohoku region, after making landfall and causing damage in centraljapan on saturday. weather officials say the atmospheric conditions are expected to remain unstable for much ofjapan, and warn of more heavy rain, flooding and mudslides. we turn to europe now, where several countries have seen a wave of deadly wildfires, triggered by record temperatures and drought across the continent. in france, officials in the south—western gironde region have said a majorfire there has been brought under control. our correspondent bethany bell is there. firefighters have brought the big blaze that was burning near here under control but they've warned that the fire isn't entirely extinguished y

rights says several missiles hit the vicinity of a village where iranian militias allied with the assade—owned oil giant aramco has announced record profits of more than $48 billion for the second quarter of this year. the world's biggest oil producer's net income has almost doubled year—on—year. oil prices are up in the wake of russia's attack on ukraine and increasing demand after the pandemic. at least one person has died after an explosion rocked a shopping centre and caused a fireworks warehouse to catch fire in armenia's capital, yerevan. videos on social media show large clouds of black smoke in the sky and people running away as a building collapsed. to north korea now, where state media is reporting that the country's leader has received a letterfrom russian president vladimir putin seeking to establish closer ties between the two countries. scott snyder, who's a senior fellow for korea studies at the council on foreign relations, said president putin could be seeking to use north korean labour in areas of ukraine that russian forces have seized. i think it represents a possibl

assad, their pride will be sacrificed under their feet, victory for you, the iraqi revolution is behindmust be returned to the people of dem you stormed the palace of the republic, while the police did not particularly hinder them, the protesters set up a real house inside and the security forces connected later. went the same way, if by handing over his gas, the palace, managed to recapture a few hours later, it is reported that the former prime minister of iraq immediately left the green zone and according to local media, the un representatives for american diplomats flew by helicopter already a tradition. although the embassy itself assures that the evacuation was not in the arsenal of the militants, meanwhile there were many american weapons, grenade launchers, mortars, even javelins. at the same time, the protesters hovered indiscriminately, including the us embassy in the netherlands, by the way, the local media have accumulated many questions about where and to whom washington supplies weapons this year, the white house did not publish a report on international spending for the f