or in the arabic speaking world, they all received the same treatment rebels and syria toppled bashar al assad, father and predecessor on his behalf in the countryside. 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 to 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 in 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

the 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

around the 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

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 in 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 putting will continue to try to destabilize europe also through the western mulkins. 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 and 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 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

is, in particular, the news of today's news about that erdogan, perhaps, will come along with bashar al- assadrkey, uh, a member, will still be there, uh, a prominent member of the sco, someday in the future then? you know, it will be very funny. why not? who said that it is impossible to be in nato in the sco. now, if turkey says, then it will be possible. moreover, the sco is not a military alliance. yes, it's a security organization, but uh, not being military-political bloc. a and. i believe that the prospects for turkey's entry into the sco. uh, very large, with regard to a possible meeting between erdogan and assad , on the fields they themselves withdrew from e in samarkand, then, on the one hand, the turkish foreign ministry officially denied. uh, some kind of preparation is underway, but on the other hand, but it is quite obvious that there is a change in the turkish position regarding syria a and if earlier. uh, turkey was one of the main opponents. uh, the syrian regime and bashar, assad, and in particular, now it is quite obvious that some channels of interaction are being groped f