s. speaks out against the united arab emirates for hosting serious president bashar asset. now it's been 24 days since russia invaded ukraine and nearly 6 and a half 1000000 people are thought to have been displaced by the fighting. this is the territory in red that russia and its separatist allies control ukraine's army chief says, russian troops have failed. the besieged the capital give, but a barrage of missiles managed to hit an aircraft repair facility near live in the west on friday. in the south ukrainian troops are said to have stopped russian advanced to mc alive. it's the last stand against russian forces near odessa. and ukraine says it was temporarily denied access to the sea of as off, because russian troops were reportedly answered this port, city of mary, or 470 there had begins our coverage from western ukraine from above. mary paul, looks like it's had the life sucked out of it. people's homes now frozen in time. eerie carcases, of war, and on the ground. even the dead get no peace. it's too dangerous to bury them in the cemetery. often lying outside for d

now to all the news now, serious president bashar assad has visited the united arab emirates. it's his 1st trip to an arab country since the war began in 2000 than 11. the us state department called the visit profoundly disappointing. it's urging all nations in the region to resist normalizing relations with syria. rosen and jordan has moved from washington d. c. the u. s. government is condemning the united arab emirates for welcoming the syrian liter, bashar alongside to both obs, dubey and dubai. on friday, the u. s. has long tried to isolate boshra law son in his government because of their handling of the civil war, which has been raging in that country since 2011, tens of thousands of people have been killed. more than 3000000 people have been driven out of their homeland and at least 150000 people have been disappeared during the conflict is started as part of the arab spring. now there are some countries including the ui and saudi arabia, which have been trying to re welcome bosher, all asada and syria, back into the fold of middle eastern countries. one of the leaders

i think for bashar elisa to present himself to the united states and to europe. as the, as the alternative are 2 crazy sectarian people. i think this has been part of his strategy since day one day one movie ah, by presenting himself as the alternative to what he called terrorists. i felt convinced many to overlook his governments. crimes like these camps, where 17000 people, including women and children, were tortured to death. lou ah, ah evening. they took me to the full and yeah, mr. to man. the 1st was shin. why you'd want like a shuttle as it oh, i thought should it's not a new and silly. and this is usually a tools to collect on formation. after that, and the 5th time in 2012 at become the thought. sure. not a tools for collecting conformation, it's a goals tortured for torture, torture for destroyed verb her of the but is another. meanwhile, aside presented himself as a protector of minorities, including christians, and as a buffer against violent on groups. some political leaders visiting damascus and were warmly received with the west prioritize to it's

i'm serious, president bashar allah, sawdust visited the united arab emirates since his 1st visit to an arab state. since the syrian war began in 2011, he met the crown prince, who said the u. a is keen to strength from corporation. the u. s. state department of all nations in the region to resist mobilizing relations with syria. who's the headlines smell of get you back to witness with mental disease and cancer. 15 percent of all dance children with ah, with only do i probably have like a now you're going through. i don't, but with smart, i'm going to be dead at the dump. a me looser gonna say i so cousin my jacoby deborah said that he desa some must become ah 20. but in the godaddy, the amount will i'm down, glove and black. jenny be about equal the media to magazines. and what about the yellow uncle now work a little bit. yeah, the community members federal will say a valid to w that and yeah, the own i think i know a did a lot of the company. could you go a couple minutes i did. yeah, we're still buggy. wonder global was to be on those by get president said one had to one, but he

s. criticizes the united arab emirates for hosting a series president bashar al assad. ah, let's begin with the latest developments from ukraine. it stay $24.00 of the invasion and russian forces continuing their attacks across the country. let's had 1st to marry pole in the southeast, where despite russia's heavy bombardment, another convoy of civilian buses and cars has managed to leave the besieged c team . the port city has been left in ruins, though with moscow, reportedly wanting to use it as the link between crimea and the dumbass region mc alive is another city on the front line, a large scale air strike has blasted, an army barracks, their killing dozens, rescue efforts are underway after the attack reduced the building to rabble and russia says it's been destroying ukrainian military vehicles with high precision weapons. it says it's used hypersonic missiles in the west of ukraine for the 1st time, although that's not been confirmed. let's head to khaki now where aside bag is standing by our side. it looks like some serious destruction behind you. explain what

that question as a say at a corner my, i could see a very, very angry journalist, bear mountain, bashar, our senior political analyst. i think, judging by bars, johnson's response, that journalist was probably saying, what on earth are you doing? why aren't you taking more steps? and i think this speaks to what you were saying that the, the, the west nato, europe, they are still limited in what they can actually physically do. absolutely, and you couldn't, you couldn't have chosen a better sound bites. come out to underline what i was just saying earlier. it's kind of paradoxical in a way that the west nato europeans leaders do want to do something and they are quite angry about the fact that putin could have done what he did or is doing an ukraine. but there is little they can do about it because ukraine is not an ether. remember, i would, i would, i would wonder what they could do, even if it was a little numbered. but i'm not gonna even go into that assumption. clearly they cannot do much about it. and clearly they are trying to make different arguments. and clearly they are right in

bound politics winter follows into space. katya lucas of the young al jazeera, sirius president, bashar la sanders visited the united arab emirates. it's his 1st visit to an arab state since the syrian war began in 2011, the us state department urged nations in the region to resist normalizing relations with syria was lynn jordan has more from washington. the us government is condemning the united arab emirates for welcoming the syrian liter boshra law sod to both obs, dubey and dubai. on friday, the u. s. has long tried to isolate boshra law, sought in his government because of their handling of the civil war, which has been raging in that country since 2011, tens of thousands of people have been killed. more than 3000000 people have been driven out of their homeland and at least a 150000 people have been disappeared during the conflict is started as part of the arab spring. now there are some countries including the ui e and saudi arabia, which have been trying to re welcome a bosh, our lawson and syria, back into the fold of middle eastern countries. one of the leaders in the united

the kremlin backs the syrian regime of bashar al assad and the scenes appeared shortly after putin told his security council that foreign fighters should be invited to join in. >> translator: so if you see people who want voluntarily without payment to come and help people living in donbas, well we need to meet their efforts and help them to reach the combat zone. >> reporter: these are folks from syria, said president zelenskyy of ukraine. from the country destroyed in the same way the occupiers are destroying us, he said. later, in a kremlin meeting with his belarusian ally, president putin struck a different, upbeat tone. saying he had been informed of certain positive shifts in recent negotiations with ukraine. though it remains unclear what those positive shifts could be. but they don't seem to be diverting russia from its invasion course. new satellite images suggest a massive russian military column north of the capital kyiv has now dispersed with some elements repositioned into forests and countryside around the capital. and these are the latest images from the besieged ukrainia

has also been involved in the syrian conflict since 2015, very much helping the syrian president, bashar. cnn's jomana karadsheh has that story. and a warning, you may find some of the images in her report disturbing. >> reporter: russia's vicious war in ukraine has shocked the world, but no one should be surprised. for years, russia's ruthlessness played out so openly for all to see in syria, where countless civilians paid the price for putin propping up his ally, bashar al assad. syria is where russia boasted about testing more than 300 types of weapons. it's also where it tested the world's limits, and there seemed to be none. its war has no rules. no one is spared, and no place is safe. russia's bombed hospitals, markets and schools. the u.n. called them war crimes, but no one has faced justice. russia denies it's committed these crimes, but its cruel attacks know no bounds. even those rushing to rescue the injured have been targeted by the infamous double-tap strikes. >> i last two of my team. in one seconds, we were trying to respond to save others. >> reporter: this man survived o

we examined the global power games of president bashar al assad. we believe assad simply carrying out iranian orders. what keeps you awake at night? many a reason that could effect any human eyesight master of chaos on all jazeera ah . ready this is al jazeera ah, your waterman is our life from headquarters and ohio getting abigail coming up in the next 60 minutes. ukrainians began leaving the city of sumi after an agreement is made with russia to open a humanitarian corridor. choose to sit with we're in ukraine, 2nd largest city, where people say they have know where to go after rushes bombing campaign.

president trump responding on twitter, vowing a big price will be paid, slamming syrian president bashar al assad, calling him, quote, an animal. i believe that the aside regime thought they could get away with it. i think i had seen a year more of donald trump ah, a disorganized erotic inattentive a president the 1st 5 days i was at the white house, at the u. s. had to decide what the response would big. this telling us was homeless and bombed several military targets. they were backed by france under president emmanuel michael consider implemented you present on mom to the finance for me. me on was of fishy sydney huck. remiss sash josh or sue sad c. it's similar foss. natoya called homer. not the new quite year rossi, damascus, or the truss delivered darcy couldn't. demos has shown the fitness blow in everybody's, you know, then these political promises and we're going to end, we're going to get out a war going and these wars, you know, these are no good. it was a huge mistake. you know, if a sod fell, who was going to take over was going to be a very radicalized component. ah, the we

there is no repercussions for bashar al-assad with the help of russian forces. do you think that that impunity communicated in someway to putin that he could get away with this and that might be the problem, that he needs to be personally sanctioned for what is happening? >> well, as you know, he has been personally sanctioned as has the russian economy and so many sources of wealth and income for the oligarchs that surrounded and enabled and embedded putin. you know, our focus is on keeping this unprecedented coalition together. not with standing the gas attacks and attacks on aleppo, there was a lot more division than now. you could not have mobilized the kind of u.n. journal assembly rebuke that ambassador thomas green field mobilized along with the ukrainian colleagues just a week ago. so this unity, this squeeze on the russian economy is in position of cost. the strategic failure as russia secures a tactical success and may reap terror but vladimir putin isn't able to achieve his objective in ukraine. >> will he ultimately go the way in theory try for the w

they compare to ukraine, russia's entry into civil war in 2015 in syria helped turn the tide to all bashar's favor. in 1999, russian forces invaded chechnya and shifted to greater artillery and missile strikes and also cut off supply lights -- supply lines between cities. the capital was leveled in the fighting. 20 years earlier, the then soviet union invaded neighboring afghanistan in an attempt to reinforce the soviet regime in kabul. the soviets never sent enough soldiers to account for stiff resistance by afghans and foreign fighters. let me come to you and ask you about, you know, the scale of russia's military involvement in ukraine compared to, first of all, the entire capacity of russian forces and compared to these recent conflicts, if it's syria or even going as far back as the afghanistan war. how has russia fared? what is different this time? >> this war in ukraine is perhaps more similar to soviet involvement in afghanistan and russia's wars in chechnya then compared to involvement in syria. it is similar to syria in the fact that they are leveling cities and committing serious

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russia's involvement in syria's war helped turn the conflict in president bashar al-assad's favor. when you look at the invasion of ukraine and compared to grozny, for example, what has hindered this russian operation? whether they lack of preparedness or a lack of equipment or more row being low among russian troops? guest: in war, it's always a complicated picture and it is a bit of all of that. but in the strategic military mistake, in chechnya, it was a concentrated offensive. from the north, the east and west. russian groups were converging and uniting forces. in ukraine, they are moving in different directions. they are not converging with each other. it is as if they are trying to corral cattle or something. they didn't apparently believe ukraine would resist at all and it's hard to comprehend how such an operation was produced, but now we are stuck with it and the russian pr machine is working very good inside russia for the time being, but it will begin to falter because the fact russia's advance is trying to stop this is obvious. we ran out of reserves because we can't se

and a few years later, in 2015, russia entered the fray to help prop up syria's embattled dictator, bashar al-assad. russia's involvement in the conflict took things from bad to worse. russian president vladimir putin use the same strategy we are seeing now, indiscriminate bombing. civilians and residential homes were routinely targeted by russian and syrian forces, especially in the once thriving city of aleppo which was, essentially, as you see there, destroyed. reduced to rubble. russia allegedly used the same kind of a legal cluster bombs they are now using to target civilians in ukraine. and russian forces also deliberately hard target hospitals as part of the bombing campaign. according to a thorough new york times investigation. at one point, destroying four of them in just 1:12 of the span. this reign of terror forced millions of syrians to flee the country. more than 6.6 million so far, many of whom fled to europe. and it created the worst refugee crisis we have seen in years, and caused ripple effects throughout the entire world. at the same time, the conflict in syria exacerbate

the united states says it's profoundly disappointed following a visit by syrian president bashar assad. to the united arab emirates, reports syrian forces could be deployed in ukraine to support the russian invasion . u. s. is also accusing its close ally the way of legitimizing the syria. anita pose, have closed in east timor, where citizens of asia's youngest democracy have been voting for the next president with 16 candidates and running as hope. the country's most competitive election in history will end a political deadlock. first 3 russian cosmonaut survived. the international space station is the 1st space crude launch since rushes invasion of ukraine greeted by their new colleagues on board, including us astronaut. but concerns have been raised about the long term viability of the international project. in the current political climate out, the world is next to the story of a man is dramatic rise and fall as a trading and imperial power. i'll be back with more news straight after that bye for now. ah, 2. ah . ah. the state of vermont sets at the mouth of arabian gulf at the eas

any rocks, neighbor, syria, bashar, allah, sod olds on in december 2011. the last us soldiers levy wrong. no re, alma leaky begins his 2nd term in office. it was remarkable that literally days after the last american troop left to rack nori a mala, key was making dramatic changes to his military, all of which involved him removing professional people and putting in she a sectarian partisan people. he behaved exactly like so. dermis here in that his own personal regard was made up of his relatives and his can, and others whom he brought in an armed, et cetera. he essentially embodied the worse in iraqi politics and the poisons spread from bear onwards. ah, now i am the director of the cia and i arrive in a moment of incredible turmoil because the prime minister has pursued charges against the sunni arab vice president, the senior sunni member of the iraqi government. and all of the sunni leaders are in this one house, which has a tank cannon from the iraqi security forces pointed at it. hey, thought a little how he had a whole slender macolwitz's sunni. le,

i'm serious president bashar allah, sawdust visited the united arab emirates since his 1st visit to arab state. since the syrian war began in 2011 others, all the headlines bodies fiance's era, off to wall hotels next unami month, very 16 in the museum villages submerging the homes in livelihood. it's 60000 people. years later, local inhabitants still fighting for justice from the fracking company they blamed in the hot flood continues to flood grating a witness documentary on al jazeera. ready ah, caravel, saigon was built during the time of a very turbulent era. the caravel was the great vantage point. from the roof of the caravel hotel, we could see very clearly the evacuation. this was sort of the front row seat if you will, on the top of the caravel to the final stages of the war. mm. it qualified in my mind as the perfect war. oh tell who ah. ah aah . holcombe. in the city in vietnam, once saigon, the old capital of south vietnam. at its heart islam soon square, where journalists, diplomats, military st. off and spies, rub shoulders in its famous hotels during the vietnam war. the

but the u way is engagement with the once widely shunned, bashar assad is not new. and it has been happening, despite opposition, from long time ally the united states. the biden administration was swift in condemning the visit, saying it is profoundly disappointed and troubled by an attempt to legitimize a leader responsible for atrocities. but many believe this was not just about bringing damascus back to the arab fold by host thing i said, the u e. wanted to make a statement to the west. look, you guys have left us as in the middle east, in a vacuum or by your partial withdraw. and the partnership that we have with united states is no longer functioning. you're not delivering on the security on the security guarantees that you're giving particular as we're looking towards the j. c . p. o. 2 point oh, being negotiated with iran and the america saying we're taking over responsibility . we want to share the burden. we're taking the burden, but we're doing it our way rushes invasion of ukraine has exposed rifts between washington and it allies in the middle east, the

we examine the global power games of president bashar al assad. we believe assad simply carrying out iranian orders. what keeps you awake at night? many a reason that could effect any human eyesight master of chaos on all jazeera. gotcha, one of the fastest growing nations in the world news ronnie, casa needed to oakland and development school to attract international shipping companies to become a p middle east and trade and money, skillfully mapped out $3.00 key areas of development who filling up from it. so connecting the world, connecting the future while need cato castillo's gateway to whoa trade. ah . efforts to evacuate. people from the besieged, ukrainian city of maria pole, fell off to reports of chevy along the escape corridor. ah, nicholas, this is abs 0 life and her also coming up, united nation say 2000000 people have now fled to 15 ukraine. most of them women, children, and the elderly. the us rejects an offer from poland to dna toll its soviet era make 29 fighter jets and.

ah, looking now at some of the other news world news, serious president, bashar and asset has visited the united arab emirates. that is his 1st trip to in our country since the war began in 2011. the u. s. department called the visit profoundly disappointing. it's all nations in the region to resist normalizing relations with syria, rosalyn jordan as well from washington. the u. s. government is condemning the united arab emirates for welcoming the syrian liter boshra law side to both of dubey and dubai. on friday, the u. s. has long tried to isolate boshra law, sought in his government because of their handling of the civil war, which has been raging in that country since 2011, tens of thousands of people have been killed. more than 3000000 people have been driven out of their homeland and at least a 150000 people have been disappeared during the conflict is started as part of the arab spring. now there are some countries including the ui e and saudi arabia, which have been trying to re welcome boshra lawson and syria, back into the fold of middle eastern countries. one of the leader

and the us, criticizes united arab emirates, the hosting series president bashar al assad. i'm joanna roscoe, with the sports russian tennis play. i'm very rude left calls for politics to be kept out of sports. but russian olympians appear at a pro war rally alongside president vladimir putin wearing the nationalist zed symbol. it's been 24 days in russia invaded ukraine and nearly 6 and a half 1000000 people of thought have been displaced by the fighting. let's take a look at the territory in red that russia and its separatist allies control crane's army chief says russian troops have failed to besieged the capital cave. a barrage of missiles, heat and air craft repair facility mean living in the west on friday in the south ukrainian troops are said to have stopped a russian advance to mc alive. it's the last stand against russian forces ne, odessa, and ukraine says he was temporarily denied access to the say of as of because of russian military activity at the port city of mary palm. stephanie deka is in west in ukraine and begins al, coverage from above. mary paul, looks

we examined the global power games of president bashar al assad. we believe assad the simply carrying out iranian orders. what keeps you awake at night? many a reason that could effect any human eyesight master of chaos on al jazeera. ah ah. c a russian as tried to destroy the maternity hospital in the besieged, ukrainian city of mario paul of its provoked lobel outrage. ah, i don't have one on him. i'll santa maria, continuing coverage on al jazeera of the ukraine war, where both sides are accusing each other of threatening, fragile humanitarian corridors, which been set up to get civilians to safety.

soon, russia threw its weight behind the distinctly unmilitary figure of president bashar al—assad, andsia's tactics, especially against civilian targets, have been carried over from syria to ukraine. the situation in syria now is a real picture of kind of fragmentation and also real entrenchment of different players in different parts of the country, so for the most part, while there is still violence and there is still conflict, you don't see that play out across the entire country as you might have done several years ago at the height of the conflict. at the moment, the government controls quite significant territory. also interesting that it controls the major cities like damascus and aleppo, even if it doesn't have, for example, a total hold on the wider province of aleppo. and other parts of the country are then ruled by completely other players. so, in the north—west, there's rebel groups backed by turkey. there's also jihadist groups. in the north and the east, there's kurdish—led groups. and all these different players actually control different parts of the country and all hap

soon, russia threw its weight behind the distinctly unmilitary figure of president bashar al—assad, ands, especially against civilian targets, have been carried over from syria to ukraine. the situation in syria now is a real picture of kind of fragmentation and also real entrenchment of different players in different parts of the country, so for the most part, while there is still violence and there is still conflict, you don't see that play out across the entire country as you might have done several years ago at the height of the conflict. at the moment, the government controls quite significant territory. also interesting that it controls the major cities like damascus and aleppo, even if it doesn't have, for example, a total hold on the wider province of aleppo. and other parts of the country are then ruled by completely other players. so, in the north—west, there's rebel groups backed by turkey. there's also jihadist groups. in the north and the east, there's kurdish—led groups. and all these different players actually control different parts of the country and all happen to be ve

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this week officials hosted syrian president bashar assad and his 1st visit to the country since 2011. and that's, i would say the us hasn't tried to use the current tension to the board even noting that the vitamin ministration sent a new batch of weapons to saudi arabia after denying them last year for pottery viet continue increases dominance as it moves away from the us, they are showing that they can live without america, but can the current american economy live without them? in washington? rachel, blevins archie. tomorrow the races up they, she can check our website, r t dot com. but we're back in the top of the hours more. see them ah, in the united states a news and tax on other countries economic sanctions are, are often just the beginning. another thing you like to do is place some military pressure on the country that you're talking about here. and there has to be an effort to demonize that country and the leader of that country. we have a responsibility for the whole war and we need to make rules for the rest. because without out there we can do a oh i oh yes, matthew need

has been years trying to overthrow that threat this week. officials hosted syrian president bashar assad and his 1st visit to the country since 2011. and that's, i would say the us hasn't tried to use the current tension or the rewards even noting that the bi ministrations that a new batch of weapons. it's aw, you're ravia, after denying them last year for pottery b, i continue increases dominance as it moves away from the us. they are showing that they can live without america, but can the current american economy live without them? in washington, rachel bobbin archie moscow say it says it's a shame that the international chess federation has suspended russian. grandma so sick, a cardiac came from competing in their events. also his support were most goes operation in ukraine. the 6 months suspension was announced off the cardiac consent, an open letter to president putin voicing his support for russia's actions. but the international chess federation claims that such rhetoric is damaging for the reputation of the sport nicknamed the minister of defense county. i can became the youngest

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all been half the opposition. se civilian infrastructure was directly targeted by syrian president bashar al acid, and his russian allies to bring rebel held areas under his control mood. a lot man has seen the suffering. this bombing campaign has brought many of his colleagues have died in the fall when we hear about a bombing and go to the affected areas and then we risk our lives in one mcdonough but it's worth it now. i'm club. i am not going forth every minute counts when they spring into action. the team leader must always have an eye on the sky on. i mean, i often the russian fight a jet strike twice and the rescue as i hit left. nolan macmiller experience shows that there is a gap of 4 to 5 minutes between the 1st and 2nd strikes. let is the time we have to inspect the area, find injured people and pull them out of the rubble. my father and shadow about fatherhood, the white helmet so shocked by the image is coming from europe and fear for the worse for ukraine. they feel a bond with ukrainians. and an obligation went to law. what's isaac together is that the machinery of war that

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russian forces have been carrying out attacks on syrian towns and cities in support of president bashar assad since 2015. now one syrian artist is using his work to send the message of solidarity. as is asked, my wants to tell the world how syrians have suffered. he wants to shake them up with his paintings, done on rubble in needless the last stronghold of the insurgents. it lip has repeatedly been the scene of russian air strikes. now more than anything else, as these wants to send a message of solidarity to the ukrainians in faraway europe, i know we have terrible memories of russian attacks. the destruction of us will. that's why we sympathize with the ukrainians luasa. we fear the worse for their civilian population and infrastructure i santa o. shakima, the abusive, a corona, russian fighter jets and helicopters, have been attacking town ones and villages since september 2015. officially, they're fighting islamist terrorists, but in reality, they are hitting civilians. military expert, yours fun blood em says putin has been treating syria as an experimental laboratory in his art o

so they've taken coordinates and action of solidarity with ukraine. serious president bashar assad has visited the u e. it's his 1st visit to an arab state since the syria war began in 2011. those were headlines that he's continues here on al jazeera off to talk to al jazeera next. ah, many aspects of afghan culture had been systematically destroyed or forgotten. the afghan films archive has been largely preserved through all of these years. when so much else was burned, looted, or blown up, a small group of people risk their lives to save the national archive. they managed to preserve the films and these records of all of the other afghanistan's that existed saving decades of history. they believe these films had something to give to the present moment. in the $960.00 afghan cinema was born, filmmakers were on aware of the dangers to come. ah, david wetlands are a 1300000 heck to a natural reserve, northeastern argentina in the local. what a new language even means bright water. and here, there is plenty of in awe. but in recent years, life life in the area has suffered because of rap

exclusive access to their menu military base and has this report with a good shot captain abdullah, zak bashar is briefing his soldiers on their mission. the will escort civilians to barney bongo miss it town. near the chairs border with molly, a delicate mission armed groups have attacked the town many times in the last few years. as the command center left and colonel semi no money and his team and allies, the latest intelligence from the region for remo can over 1st. seminole shows me the 330 kilometer long border area where these like state in the greater sahara is active. the i still linked armed group is seen as the biggest security threat in the region. it's leader ability. the salary was killed in a drone strike. in august, last year, general mohammed tomba and the 2000 soldiers under his command have been in the battlefield for years. but the fight is far from over. put la difficult deals are agree going with the biggest challenge we're facing is that there is no maryan or berkeley narbey army on the other side of the borders so he can talk and plan a text. within the last 5 years, th

now, serious president bashar alas, said has visited the united arab emirates. it is his 1st trip to an our country since the war began in 2011. the us state department called the visit profoundly disappointing lease 23 people have been killed after a bus crashed into a truck in east and tans. any of it happened in malay la to bony, about 200 kilometers from donna salon. nearly a 1000000 people in each team will have voted to choose the next president. penny poll suggests form a president and no will peace prize. laureate jose ramos horta is in the lead. he's facing 15 of the candidates, including the current president, francisco terrace, who seeking a 2nd term presidential candidates in the philippines are holding a televised debate there vying to succeed rodriguez to ted take. the hope was included ferdinand marcos. junior, the mayor of manila and a retired boxing champion. those are the headlines inside story is next. from the frontlines alpha 0 correspondence continue to report every angle if the war in ukraine we've just heard chilling in the distance of ma

we examined the global power games of president bashar al assad. we believe assad simply carrying out iranian orders. what keeps you awake at night? many a reason that could effect any human aside master of chaos on all jazeera ah oh, watching all jazz era remind all of our top stories this out. another attempt to evacuate civilians is on the way in the ukrainian city of sumi, that's where an overnight astride killed at least 20 people previous attempts over the past week fell a pop swim civilians reportedly came on to 5 russian air attacks of devastated count keefe forcing many of its people to flee more than 100 people have been killed in ukraine, 2nd largest city. it's home to 1400000 people. and many say they have no place to go. the u. n says the number of refugees fleeing ukraine has reached 2000000 people. is describing the situation is the fastest growing exodus in europe is seen since the 2nd world war. humanitarian aid and buses have been deployed to the ukrainian city of mario pole where hundreds of thousands of people trapped child stra

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