america was obliged to overthrow bashar al-assad's regime.n, like the arab example, the bird from the cage was so large that the dust was thrown back. there was nothing to retreat after the entry of russia, despite the war. in fact, the siege of syria's authority is inherent to the people of syria, and the position of syria plays a beneficial role in the equations and balance of the region , and what countries can still be the first to separate syria from iran and then force them into a kind of temporary cooking? with have and fortunately and arresting yourself different automobile industry first country that chinese embassy during the reconstruction stage, in me and paimanha, the surahs that warned against the future damage after the reconstruction and after the re -establishment of power, they supported us, and in fact, the prominent people of the smart country, what time, mr. on chashat , thank you very much, mr. seyed jafari. the expert on west asian issues to syria and iraq gave the message of the president of egypt to bashar al-assad re

syria visited the consultant bashar assad's media says that western sanctions have made it difficultide relief in syria. mrs. shaban, by publishing a picture showing the airlines , said that the full picture shows the important point that most of the planes carrying aid to the earthquake victims avoided entering syria. bashar assad's media also said that if you compare the aid sent to turkey with what was sent to syria, he will understand.

through over a decade of war, 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 lou . oh, her again. your watching al jazeera. we've got some breaking news coming out of here and syria. places that are still reeling from to devastating earthquakes. another earthquake has just struck near and takia. the 6.4 magnitude quake shook buildings and was felt as far away as bare roots. let's immediately go to our correspondence. who's in gaussian tap into here? i thought big i said you also felt this quake. tell us all about it. well, you have a back to go live. in fact, just just over half an hour ago, we felt the floor move the ground move. we saw people running their next petrol station. the stuff immediately run out. there's some police standing down the road again, bay again run for some cover. the building behind if that has been cold enough already talked of it. destroyed because of the the 1st 2 cake

and i made an appeal to the president bashar assad for more access to these hard hit areas. they were working on a more aide coming in from within syria as well. but they said that it wasn't happening quickly enough that the act of getting deliveries across the front line in a conflict zone was causing too many headaches and too many problems. and they weren't able to respond quickly enough. so they were granted this extra to these extra to border crossings. the bible salaam and bob all righty. crossings in northwestern syria by the government. and that was the 2 that were announced by the united nations. but the steering ambassador to the un just came out of a closed door security council meeting and said, in fact, any area is, is okay for aid workers to go to that they would support for the next 3 months anyways, aide getting into the country in whatever way possible to help the people there. and kristen does the you and have what it needs to know rum puppets response for this is awesome. right, well we've heard from some sources that were in that security council meeting

bashar assad , mrs. dr. hosseini and shaban from women.y strong and influential especially in the islamic world and us from dr. shaaban. greetings, i am at your service again and i am very happy to meet you. thank you for accepting our invitation . welcome to attend the seminar of influential women in our country. you were in your own country. and also, she is very strong and effective in the region, and as one of the important and influential women in the region, your country is involved in a war with terrorists, and you are loyal to the nation and the president of syria . these questions are a source of pride for all women. i love your perspective as a strong woman i want to hear the title of an iron lady about the vision we have towards our country, especially about the position of women, mrs. asma saadi, the first lady and the wife of syrian president bashar al-assad, i came to iran. in the influential women's conference, you had invited the like to participate in this conference, but unfortunately it was not possible for me to attend.

today, we see shukri talking about the egyptian foreign minister and meeting with bashar al-assad and his wife, speaking of warmth and intimacy. the relations between the relations between syria and the arab sphere, the public opinion of the arab world has helped the arab leaders that this duality and double standards applied by the international system in the natural earthquake situation between turkey and syria , in fact there is a kind of inequality, that is, in fact the last century of the united arab armies iraq, syria and egypt against the situation of the occupying regime and almost in accordance with the time and arab situations under the title of a unified approach or army, the events that are happening in the occupied territories and the west bank are much more important, i want to say less than the past situation. the cancerous tumor of the occupying regime is not its own worker, and we must pay attention, and in your previous report, there was also the problem of jordan, jordan, or actually with the agenda of the united states of america, and it can almost be said that sec

meanwhile over the border from turkey in syria, the country's president, bashar al—assad, has agreedllow aid from the united nations into his country from turkey. it comes after the un held an emergency meeting with the syrian government to discuss ways to boost aid to the country, already devastated by years of civil war. our correspondent laura bicker reports from antakya close to the syrian border. there is a moment of disbelief at seeing light. and then comes the smile. the joy of knowing he is free after 50 hours in crushing concrete. god is great, the crowd chants as they celebrate saving three—year—old karam in idlib last week. his father shielded him from the rubble but there are so few rescuers on the ground in syria and both felt helpless as his mother and sister fell silent. and died next to them. translation: after a while my wife stopped talking. _ i was kneeling over my son and the rubble was up to my legs. it was all taking too long. the focus is now on keeping the living alive. survivors have little choice but to find whatever shelter they can within the fallen buildi

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 al jazeera. here are some of the media stories a critical look at the global news media aspect of it on al jazeera government shut off, access to social media defying the odds. one week since the earthquake struck, one young survivors pulled from a collapse building in turkey. ah, i me burger this is al jazeera life from london also coming up physically and emotionally exhausted, rescue workers in turkey and syria work day and night to find survivors. un says serious president has agreed to open to new crossing points from turkey to the rebel held north west and nato wants a new russian offensive is already underway. ukraine calling from the military aid to be fast tracked to keith. ah, it's been a week since 2 devastating earthquakes it took year and syria and the you and is now warning. the rescue phase of the response is coming to

bashar assad's media advisor also said that if you compare the aid sent to turkey with that sent to syria , you will find that at all human considerations are not a theoretical man of western countries, they prioritize political issues over humanitarian issues. the first shipment of un aid arrived in syria. these are the aids that are transferred to the areas under the control of the rebels . the closure of the border crossings and international sanctions have so far provided relief to the earthquake victims. has faced syria with problems, according to the resolution of the united nations security council, sending international aid to syria is only possible through the marzieh-babol crossing. the us treasury department , after 4 days and nights of the turkish and syrian parliament earthquakes , through the 180-day sanctions on syria to provide aid informed the earthquake victims in recent days, these sanctions had caused a lot of criticism, the president of turkey has criticized it, four days after the earthquake, we still have not been able to help some earthquake affected areas. they co

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 when the reason that could effect any human assert master of chaos on all jazeera? ah ah. hello, i'm elizabeth bronman doe, have with the headlines on al jazeera, the u. n. has appealed for $1000000000.00 to cover immediate humanitarian needs and to a kia following last week's devastating of quakes. that's on top of the $400000000.00 appeal for quake affected regions and syria. the relief effort there has been delayed by the lasting legacy of civil war opposition held areas and serious northwest have only seen a trickle of age delivered so far. more than 42000 people are now known to have died across both countries. vessel. so that has been meeting survivors in the northern syrian town of gin that is and it's drop off the aid to help them to survive this winter. you can see that there are thousands and thousands of people that they have lost their houses or relative there did one. now they are here wait

asma saad, the first lady the wife of syrian president bashar al-assad has come to iran, mrs.il sadat alam el-hadi, the wife of the iranian president , you had invited her from documents to participate in the influential women's conference, but unfortunately she was not able to attend. he and a delegation of syrian women participated in this important conference held in tehran under the chairmanship of mrs. alam el-hadi. the conference was very important in terms of its content and time, and for the two countries of iran and syria and all the women of the region and the world, the love of dr. you must know that the european parliament the name of the islamic revolutionary guard corps has been included in its terrorist list , especially during the years when your country was involved in the war with terrorists , the irgc has played a very prominent role. during the years your country was involved in the syrian war, we had many attacks both with hajj qassem soleimani and with my friends in the islamic revolutionary guard corps of iran . do you think that actually why did the eur

so the united nations is choosing -- choosing to accept russia's dictates as well as bashar el assad organizations, some countries have been sending aid to the borders but the united nations and leadership has chosen not to until bashar assad and russia allow them to. that is really dangerous. recently that is exactly what happened. they waited until the russian government allowed the opening of two additional crossings for three months, and one should ask themselves why is the government that is caring for its people only allowing the u.n. to access a severely hit area for three months, and that tells you everything you need to know about the nature of the government in damascus as well as what is happening in the united nations when it comes to these issues. >> that access point, we should note requires u.n. security council approval every six months. this was the deal set up prior to this earthquake. you have vladimir putin and bashar al assad saying the aid should just come through syria and damascus itself. is there any sense that there is a possibility that could actually happe

hasht and shaabi, who the head of the iraqi aid delegation to syria met in aleppo province of syria, bashar assad's media adviser says that western sanctions have made it difficult to provide aid in syria, mrs. shaaban said this full picture by publishing a picture that shows the airlines it is important to note that most aircraft carriers aid to the earthquake victims avoided entering syria. bashar assad's media advisor also said that if you compare the aid sent to turkey with that sent to syria , you will realize that humanitarian considerations are not considered by western countries at all, they are political issues. gives priority to humanitarian issues. the first shipment of un aid arrived in syria. these are the aids that are transferred to the areas under the control of the rebels. the closure of the border crossings and international sanctions have so far made it difficult to provide relief to the victims of the syrian earthquake, according to the resolution of the security council of the organization. the united nations sent international aid to syria only through the marzieh-babo

the president of egypt met bashar assad and talked with him. i will discuss this with dr. ferdowsipour , an expert on west asian issues. hello dear viewers. i am polite and respectful to you, mr. doctor. from 12 years of age in your opinion, what factors have been effective in carrying out this trip at this point in time? dear sir, there are 5 important points that we must mention . that around the occupied territories of most of the countries in the peripheral area, the zionist regime entered maeda and this situation was secured in the arab islamic area, but the only stable country in the resistance front is still syria, in your opinion, the consistency of the communities of the arab hadieh arab union has come into being, and this union is still in pledge of presence the boldness of syria, the presence of syria acquires meaning and meaning without its presence , how the situation of the arab league was managed and almost the majority of arab leaders became, besides the only arab country that was actually the front line of the arab arab league with the common arab unity, g

nations, and people are really angry over the fact that the united nations is asking permission of bashar al-assad who blocks aid for these people. the fact is i don't know in the history of the united nations that a major of historic proportions earthquake that is so devastating that nine days a week into it, the united nations has sent nothing. people are rightfully angry because the world continues to abandon them 12 years on from the beginning of their revolution. >> we have heard a number of very powerful words. shock, anger, resilience, too, but also numbness. presumably none of this is coming as a surprise to you? >> no, no. the numbing over the disassociated state is a very typical initial trauma response. often when you experience the death of a loved one, you may go into a numb state initially, but sibley because it is not possible to process and experience and the emotions. also, there are things to be done. your first guest described that. there's a lot of work to be done in terms of trying to save lives . initially, find survivors, and then sorting what is needed to maintain

bashar assad, mrs. dr. hosseini wa shaban is one of the most powerful and influential women, especially in the islamic world and our region. mrs. dr. shaban. i am at your service again and i am very happy to meet you and thank you for accepting our invitation. welcome to our country . you were in our country to attend the influential women's seminar. you are in your country and also in a very strong and influential region. the language that we are important and influential women in the region your country has been involved in a war with terrorists and you are faithfully on the side of the nation and the president of syria. sal zang is the pride of all women . we will start these questions. i really like your view as a strong woman as an iron lady. i came to iran to hear about the vision we have towards our country, especially regarding the position of women, the first lady and the wife of syrian president bashar al-assad. ms. jamila alam el-hadi, the wife of the president of iran , was influenced by asma as

bashar al-assad, ms. dr. hosseini and shaban, one of the very strong and influential women, especially in the islamic world and our region. you accepted us, welcome to our country to yourself attending the seminar of influential women in our country. you were very strong and influential in your country and as one of the important and influential women in the region. the nation and the president of syria, and this is the pride of all women . we will start the questions. i would very much like to hear your opinion as a strong woman, as an iron lady , about the vision we have for our country, especially for the position my women as the representative of mrs. asma saad, the first lady and wife of bashar al-assad president of syria's visit to iran mrs. jamila alam al-hadi, the wife of the president, invited asma asad to participate in the influential women 's conference. she wanted to participate in this conference, but unfortunately, i was not able to attend. i represented her and a delegation of syrian women. in

bashar al-assad, mrs. dr.seini, one of the most powerful and influential women, especially in the islamic world. our region is dr. shaaban. hello, i am at your service again and i am happy to meet you and thank you for accepting our invitation . welcome to our country. welcome to your country. you also attended the seminar of influential women in our country. it is also very strong and effective in the region as one of the important and influential women in the region, the country has been involved in the war with terrorists for years, and you loyally stand by the nation and the president of syria , and this makes all women proud. as a strong woman, as an iron lady, i want to hear about your view of the country, especially the position of women, as a representative of mrs. asma assad, the first lady and the wife of syrian president bashar assad, who came to iran. iran from them on their honeymoon to participate in the women's conference the influencer had invited him to participate, but unfortunately they were

of the parliaments of several arab countries, including iraq, the uae, but 20 met with president basharassad during a trip to syria , because of the italian parliament, and also met with the representatives of this country while attending the syrian parliament . egypt's foreign minister to syria he traveled and met with the officials of this country. this is the first visit of the parliamentary delegation of the arab league and the egyptian foreign minister to syria in the past 12 years. 12 years ago, following the start of the war in syria, many arab countries cut off their relations with damascus, syria. he was also expelled from the arab league, but following the establishment of the sovereignty of the syrian government, most of the arab countries withdrew from their past positions and sought relations with syria. in two resistance operations against them, a zionist was killed and a number of injuries were reported by the zionist media. the operation was two people and left it these two operations were carried out after the zionist settlers last night in the name of patience and duri

bashar al-assad, the presidents of several arab countries, syria, palestine , libya, the uae, and also since 12 years. they went to syria at the same time, except for iraq, the rest of these countries were waiting, as we can see at least in this regard, one day after the visit of the arab inter-parliamentary union's senior delegation , there was a problem in this trip for a few hours with honor and to declare solidarity and sympathy with the government and the people. are also the readiness of our country to continue he announces that sending aid to the victims of the earthquake is an excuse, but in syria these trips are considered as his home and the poet is a beginning for improvement after 12 years in the relations between syria and the arab countries. isolation of politics against damascus and demanding the return of this country, dard mesh observers believe that

bashar al-assad gratefully accepted the offer and in the next few hours, the rescuers of the ministry of emergency situations will fly to syria so the number of victims of the earthquake in turkey, according to the latest data , has reached 1541 people , the authorities of the country report that there are already almost 10,000 injured , let me remind you that the first earthquake occurred tonight at about 4-17 locally time. the source lay at a depth of 17:9 km , near the city of gaziantep, according to the turkish disaster and emergency management department, the first earthquake was followed by more than 40 autoshocks, the second earthquake occurred in the southeastern turkish region of kahraman. moras, turkish interior minister suleiman saylun said that 10 cities were affected , the turkish authorities declared a level 4 alert and applied for international assistance. a series of more than 460 dead, the main blow of the elements fell on the provinces. aleppo lataki tortuses boor about the consequences caused by the earthquake in syria, we were told in the russian embassy. communica

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. oh hello, i'm darin jordan and don't have a quick reminder. the top stories here now jazeera, it's been 8 days since to devastating earthquakes. it took ia and syria, and the us wanting the rescue phase of the response is coming to a close. the focus is now switching to caring for survivors. more than 37000 people have been declared dead across the 2 countries, but the toll is expected to rise. when against all odds, a small number of survivors have recently been found. the 13 year old was rescued on monday after 182 hours under the rubble of a collapsed apartment building and ty, an idea, man, a young girl was rescued after being trapped for more than a 170 hours. for me, they done more from the dia in south east in turkey, but a lot of the focus is going to be shifting. it's already started for a while, but it's going

when moscow began carrying out air strikes against forces opposed to the government of president bashar assad, with russia's intervention, the assad regime succeeded in consolidating its control over most of the countries population centers, opposition control is now limited, mostly to adler province in the north west, which was badly affected by the earthquake. following the disaster, russian president vladimir putin santas condolences to assad, and promised assistance. assad hasn't forgotten russia's rule in maintaining his grip on power. with moscow now increasingly isolated on the international stage. assad is one of putin's few remaining allies. and i am john's now by vent a sheller of the berlin based irish ball foundation. she is a foreign policy expert who has written extensively about syria. i'm as we've seen there, there are these warring factions controlling different areas of the country. how are the internal divisions within syria itself complicating rescue efforts? right now they are complicating risky. i said it's been so so who can cross which line in which border the re

over the border in syria, the country's president, bashar al—assad, has agreed to two new corridors to aid from the united nations into his country from turkey. the move follows an emergency meeting between the un and the syrian government to discuss ways to boost aid to the country, already devastated by years of civil war. 0ur correspondent laura bicker reports from antakya close to the syrian border. there is a moment of disbelief at seeing light. and then comes the smile. the joy of knowing he is free after 50 hours in crushing concrete. god is great, the crowd chants as they celebrate saving three—year—old karam in idlib last week. his father shielded him from the rubble but there are so few rescuers on the ground in syria and both felt helpless as his mother and sister fell silent, and died next to them. translation: after a while my wife stopped talking. i was kneeling over my son and the rubble was up to my legs. it was all taking too long. the focus is now on keeping the living alive. survivors have little choice but to find whatever shelter they can within the fallen building

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out emergency operations in syria, they are cooperating with local specialists, syrian president bashar allison has arrived at one of the affected areas in the western city of jumper. he expressed his gratitude to the russian teams for their health flesh, her friendly country. and the wound wound surprised to see old be kind of for support. during this crisis, chorus has been fighting terrorism in syria pulled along the 8 years now. and so when you support countries support those support to in support, country or people who support them in every aspect. oh for disaster, little problem or anything, the faith. but do i think, i think what you've done here is a great work because it the 1st time period to have thought should be that the court do do during the last 250 you completed. so we didn't have any citizen that the got your team well ready, great and helping our team and saving many, many life not poland. sports minister has echoed western calls for russian and beller, russian athletes to be banned from next year's summer olympic games in france. that is, unless they join a so called

after president bashar al assad government called for help in a you official insists, the aid won't clash with sanctions imposed on a sad and his officials the world health organization's also sending medics and supplies and ad lib. serious last rebels stronghold has been isolated by the devastation around 2700000 people depend on aid that's only allowed to enter from bob our crossing into kia. but the road leading up to it has been damaged. the closest turkish airport has also been forced to shut down. volunteers form the white helmets group have been leading rescue efforts and rebel held areas. they say they're in a race against time and a struggling to treat survivors. many hospitals in the region have been bombed by russian and syrian war claims. so in order as more from beirut, shorts may nominate gala, he laugh is 10 years old. she survived mondays, earthquake. others are still being pulled out from under the rubble of collapse, buildings across syrian cities and towns. but many didn't survive until y'all were why he was living, being a laugh. tell us rescuers that her siblings and

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i'm still here with syrian president, bashar la suds, political and media advisor, dr. bettina shavon, in the nato nation media landscape, not in the global south. the main report to come from syria apart from the o. b. c, w, which i will get into this was on the guardian, cbs news b, b, s, front 24. will street journal news reading daily beast a p news which lied about a russian missile on poland. 40000 syrians, apparently fighting in ukraine, and they source this to the syrian observatory of human rights, which i know are ti, the channel, the going on, the ground. that goes out on the showed was just a house in coventry, is all the news in the west biased about syria and or on that $40000.00 syrians fighting in ukraine. you know, i and why don't they put some of these hit ends on tv and show us a typing in your play. honestly, action sometimes i feel bad because then additive in the western media i so far removed from the truth. sometimes you feel it's not planned on telling because that it has nothing to do with that. he ality with what's going on. i don't know how they allow thems

the winds quite corresponds accusing it of acting on behalf of syrian president, bashar assad. russia launches new missile, and rome strikes on ukraine. civilians forced to take cover again as sirens bring out across the country. authority say get tax targeted power facilities in 6 ukrainian regions. and police detained belgium, emmy paint, mach terah, bell of questioning, in a bribery investigation, atari, american officials, a suspected of trying to influence decisions in the european parliament. ah, i've been visible and welcome the death toll from the earthquakes and turkey and syria just keeps rising. the hopes of fading of finding survivors for days of the tram. it seems us still managing to rescue some people alive from the rubble. several people was saved over night in hot it hattie province in the south of turkey. a dw crew has traveled to the village of care con, and so 1st hand, the efforts of rescue was to bring one woman from out from under the wreckage. deep under the rubble trap beneath lay is of concrete. here in the town of kimmy con is 40 road zane at she's been stuc

syria's president, bashar al—assad, has told un officials he'll open two more border crossings so emergency can enterfrom neighbouring turkey after the devastating earthquake there last week. more than 37,000 people are known to have died and it's feared that up to five million may have been made homeless in syria alone. the situation is complicated by the ongoing civil war, with parts of the country controlled by rebel fighters. 0ur correspondent laura bicker reports from antakya close to the syrian border. there is a moment of disbelief at seeing light. and then comes the smile. the joy of knowing he is free after 50 hours in crushing concrete. god is great, the crowd chants as they celebrate saving three—year—old karam in idlib last week. his father shielded him from the rubble but with so few rescuers on the ground in syria, both lay helpless as their mother and sister fell silent, and died next to them. translation: after a while my wife stopped talking. _ karam and i were still there. i was in a kneeling—down position, i was kneeling over karam and the rubble was up to my legs. it was

bashar al—assad visited a in aleppo this morning.ed a in aleppo this morning . his first aleppo this morning. his first reported trip to the affected . reported trip to the affected. back here, the chancellor has warned the uk isn't out of the woods yet . it's after the latest woods yet. it's after the latest figures show the economy narrowly avoided falling into in the final quarter of year. the data from the for national statistics reveals the economy saw zero growth between october and december the final month of 2022 saw gdp down by 0.5. but overall the annual gdp rate grew by 4.1. the chancellor welcomed the figures, but warns there's still more to be done . well, the still more to be done. well, the fact that we have avoided recession, in fact a fastest growing major country year shows there , is underlying resilience there, is underlying resilience in the uk economy . there, is underlying resilience in the uk economy. but we there, is underlying resilience in the uk economy . but we are in the uk economy. but we are not out of

and not all the a thought are shabby, long, long young man. charlotte, she took the day match the bashar the said, did you a good day, contributed passa dumpsters to not meet is what's on there? monte approval. deborah, key for miss wood. young. you know, you know, she will be them all the ship. i think for bashar, alas, sad to present himself to the united states and to europe as the, as the alternative. ah, to 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 governance crimes like these camps, where 17000 people, including women and children, were tortured to death lane. ah, ah evening. they took me to the full and yeah, mr. to man, the 1st was shin. why you don't like the shuttle us. it shut us not to new and silly. and this is usually a tools to collect on formation. after that and the 5th, i'm in 2012 at become the thought. shut up a tools for collecting information. it's a goals tortured for torture, torture for destroyed ve

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i think for bashar al, i side 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 ass out. convinced many to overlook his governance crimes like these camps, where 17000 people, including women and children, were tortured to death lane. ah, ah evening. they took me to the full and muster the man. the 1st was fin why you'd want like a shuttle as that. oh, don't shut, it's not a new one, silly. and this is usually a tools to collect on formation. after that and the 5th, i'm in 2012 at become the thought. sure. not a toys for collecting conformation. it's a goals tortured for torture, torture for destroyed verb her. the blizzard. meanwhile, asada presented himself as a protector of minorities, including christians, and as a buffer against violent on groups some political leaders visited damascus and were warmly received with the west prioritize to it's fight against ice

unfortunately, not everyone managed to save the condolences of the president of turkey and syria erdogan and bashar al-assad in connection with the death of people as a result of the earthquake, the head of the belarusian state alexander lukashenko expressed information about the dead or injured in belarusians in turkey syria is being specified reported by dmitry of the republic, so far no appeal from citizens in connection with what happened to the embassy has been received for emergency communications contributed to in belarus in turkey and syria use numbers they are on your screens. she ski resorts in austria italy and switzerland avalanches 13 people died there is a missing rescue work in the alps slows down poor visibility and weather the austrian authorities led, the fourth level of the threat of avalanches which means their high probability in romania 60 people fell into a snow trap due to for two avalanches descended in the mountains. fgorash in the carpathians rescuers quickly pulled them out from under the rubble of the victim, no one was injured. american attraction unprecedented generos

we shall not also clue policy to all good, bashar to stuff in order from political book. you'd want buffy, if could have been thought of you. in june 2012, the un organize a conference in june, attended by the us, russia, china, and britain. it agreed to set up a transitional body in damascus, involving the government and the opposition. but when you are secretary of state, hillary clinton suggested that aside should 1st step done. russian fallen mensa loved off, showed concern. it was clear to us by 2012, he would only negotiate under pressure. we hoped we hoped that the russians would apply that pressure. what does he want on the other, you know, like donor debo to go, what i on traditional british cheeks was his show would be, well that was the soft tea along with did it for him. she measured ebby e. her love off. not only do the inference was that russian president vladimir putin chose to protect aside as syrian leader. russia had a naval base there and put and did not support the revolutions of the so called arab spring. all the idea that western countries were champ

the global power games of president bashar al assad. we believe assad the simply carrying out iranian orders. what keeps you awake at night? maybe reason that could effect any human. i thought master of chaos on al jazeera. how do you state control information? moscow is one of them, most shall veil the case in the world. it has an incredible facial recognition technology. how does the narrative improve public opinion better? no. wasn't asked for how is it in journalism, we flaming the coin. the video spread like wildfire, they do not do practice or in your grade. the listening close dissects the media. we don't cover the news. we cover the way the news is cover. ah o. d u n is to boost a deliveries to north west and syria where millions are struggling to survive after last week's earthquakes. ah, i'm fully batty boy. you're watching al jazeera life from doha, with more on the disaster in turkey and syria, coming up among the rubble, moments of joy, 2 brothers are poured from under the ruins, inter kia and i'm sammy's. a van live trauma

the belarusian people and personally alexander lukashenko also expressed to the president of syria basharad and the people of the country, the head of the belarusian state wished all the victims of the natural disaster a speedy recovery, and the restoration of the destroyed infrastructure to the republics and return to normal ordinary belarusians also express their condolences to the way of life. people, representatives of public associations, journalists bring flowers to the embassies of turkey and syria in minsk as a sign of mourning, and the victims of the earthquake. yevgeny belousov will tell the details of the tragedy tragic news spread around the planet in turkey, a powerful earthquake occurred, seismology assesses its magnitude to everyone and eight recorded 32 aftershocks. including six of them with a magnitude greater than six, hundreds of buildings were destroyed. several hundred people have died in seven provinces, thousands have been affected, and the toll continues to rise. but a devastating earthquake saved all our governors now on duty in their respective regions sent by t

you have vladimir putin and bashar al assad saying the aid should just come through syria and damascusd follow through on what they say is what they are offering? >> there is a possibility that is zero. i would offer that. the history of the conflict is for 12 years the syrian regime has manipulated aid especially u.n. aid. there has been a plethora of reporting and one recently that cited over a hundred million dollars ended up in the regime affiliated organizations and designated entities close to bashar al assad through the united nations. already the good will support that's flown into damascus by many countries including western countries as well as arab countries is ending up on the black market in regime held areas. i am afraid the regime is capitalizing on this moment of crisis to fulfill its objective of coming out of the pressure points put on it to limit its death and destruction that it rained on its people and it might be succeeding at that. >> you made that point so clear. politics aside this is a humanitarian crisis and this is the right thing to do to bring aid to these

kate of war, 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 al jazeera, the american people is spoken, but what exactly did they say? is the world looking for a whole new order with less america in it? is the woke agenda on the decline in america. how much his social media companies know about you, and how easy is it to manipulate the quizzical look us politics, the bottom line? ah, a new 6.4 magnitude earthquake shakes, took here and syria, sending people back into the streets. 2 weeks after powerful quakes killed more than 47000 people. ah, lauren tana this is al jazeera live from london, also coming up? ah, airray siren sound as you, as president joe biden makes an unannounced visit, do ukraine's capital one year later, key stairs, and ukraine's fans and thousands of his railways protest outside parliament as it starts debating the government's plans to weaken the powers of the supreme co

there's no sign of that happening now. bernard smith al jazeera is candor, sir, in president bashar allison has agreed to allow a deliveries into the rebel held north west through 2 additional border crossings. at least 5700 people lost their lives and syria. anger is now building their with survivors saying the international community has let them down. aid has been slow to arrive in the country, which has already been ravaged by 12 years of civil war. russell said he has more from northern syria. tuchi has been home to the sitting families for years after they fill out the civil war in the country. many of them lost their loved ones in the earthquake in north west, syria. they're waiting to cross into syria to attend their funerals and meet those who survived. bodies of the city, refugees who lost their lives on the turret. your site are also being sent back home for burials here for most 8 is on the lifeline. they're about to get that lifeline way. cut our 8 and cut the red crescent. this is the 2nd 8 convoy sent by cutter to north syria. in the last 2 days, these rebel held areas were h

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 assert master of chaos on all jazeera. ah, hello, i'm sorry, i'm new mozy in london. ow. top stories this our united stage is made. it's mo series condemnation, yet of russia's invasion of you, cried, accusing moscow of crimes against humanity. you as vice president, carmella harris made the comments at the munich security conference, demanding justice, be served. the u. s. had already accused russia of war crimes, but crimes against humanity, a much more serious on the international law. in the case of russia's actions in ukraine. we have examined the evidence. we know the legal standards, and there is no doubt. these are crimes against humanity. while you crying for him, it is also took to the stage in munich to reaffirm that call for will military aid . but soldiers in the eastern city of back, what say they are still waiting for the promised western weapons

let's start with syrian president bashar al asad saying sanctions are preventing western resources frome west say this isn't about sanctions. what's really preventing aid from getting in? >> first off, thank you for having me. you are absolutely right. there is no correlation between sanctions from the united states and other like-minded partners around the world and the delivery of humanitarian aid. sanctions are explicitly designed not to have an effect. more importantly, the united nations maintains a multibillion-dollar a year aid program coordinated through the syrian capital damascus controlled and influenced by the regime. 91% is controlled by sanctioning entities, including the united states. there would be no aid otherwise. the real obstacles are political. the regime, of course, as distasteful and evil as has been maintains the status as a sovereign government. within the united nations it has a great deal of leverage and puts the u.n. under a good deal of pressure and restrains or contains its ability to deliver aid from foreign neighboring countries like turkey. and on day o

but the final told is likely to be higher in syria, president bashar al assad as agreed to allow you in a deliveries into the rebel held northwest through 2 additional border crossings that we have teams of correspondence covering the disaster and considered as an anchor. then it's smith reports not from misconduct, and semi sedan is in new to the e and stephanie decker is in the city of car marsh. but 1st, russell sort of begins all coverage from matt. it's missing in northern syria. turkey has been home to the steering families for years after they fill out the civil war in the country. many of them lost their loved ones in the earthquake in northwest syria. they are waiting to cross into syria to attend the funeral and meet those who survive. buddies of the city, refugees who lost their lives from the turret. your site are also being sent back home for burials here. foremost it is on the lifeline. they're about to get that lifeline way. cutter 8 and cut the red crescent. this is the 2nd 8 convoy sent by cutter to north syria. in the last 2 days, these rebel held areas were heavily