there is a new normalization with bashar al-assad and the arab league recently. inside information, i've heard throughout filming this investigation that it was the main card on the table. i have been told by prominent sources that bashar al-assad was asked directly to control the captagon in the region in return for syria coming back to the arab league. in the coming months, this is going to be a main factor and a lot of changes in the middle east, probably in the dynamics as well between russia and the united states, given the heat in ukraine, and also the trade itself is very powerful. the networks are universal now. the alternative routes that are -- smugglers are reaching out fast and furious. nobody knows yet if it is reaching the united states or not. nothing is impossible -- consumed. important thing, which is what saudi arabia is the biggest consumer in this. i have heard even though we have not really had much interaction with saudi arabia, they were not very involved in the film, but i've heard from prominent sources in the gulf they consider this to be

trade that turkey has is a way to bypass these sanctions, the option will make erdogan deal with bashar al-assadfrom a high position in the negotiation with bashar al - assad. legal syria with other forces the democratic forces of the extremist forces are the reasons for having the syrian national flag instead of other flags and the deployment of the syrian army on the border with turkey. in this way , the excuses for the execution of ashgaro can be taken from erdogan. at the same time, the price of the lira is at its lowest level in 2018. the international conditions of both men and gentlemen, thank you in ukraine for syria , iraq, even for the case of azerbaijan and the blindness that exists, or china, the international shop is very good at solving economic problems. not suitable for analysis you are from the burning sun of yazd and the air that is hot is al-abad and the clothing of the women of yazdi zanzed does not make any difference to me that now we want it to be on our head, it wants to be warm, this value must be with me, only the clothing is also the value of a person and protects it f

has is a way to bypass these sanctions. that erdoğan should deal with bashar assad from a high position in the negotiation with bashar alsad, i think that in the case of syria, iran had the best idea and the most correct idea to replace the legitimate government of syria with other democratic forces and extremist forces in evidence and to raise the syrian national flag instead of other flags and establishment the syrian army is on the border with turkey, this is how you can get excuses for the execution of ashgaro from erdoğan, and in my last year, we heard from you just today , the price of fuel in turkey has risen, and at the same time, the price of the lira is at its lowest level in history, and their international conditions are still fierce. ukraine's luck in relation to syria, in relation to iraq, in relation to azerbaijan and the way it is, or china, the international trade is not very good in the midst of economic problems. your analysis of the strategy that erdogan now has to advance the situation in turkey, what is the economic crisis in syria and turkey, please forgive me. the foreigner erdoğan built the curr

broadcasting news agency is on a trip fasting to damascus, where he met with syrian president bashar al-assad, dealing with common challenges and looking to the future based on comprehensive economic cooperation and coordination to establish security at common borders are among the goals of mohammad shiad sudani 's visit to syria. the prime minister of iraq in the ashraf palace to damascus, a ceremony that expresses the heart of syria's understanding of iraq's supporting role both on the battlefield against terrorists and in international circles , but i salute the army and the mobilization of the people who, with the cooperation of the syrian army and the allied forces , created the most beautiful scene. they depicted victory experts in the meeting of mohammad shoja sudani, pointing to the common challenges facing damascus and baghdad, stated that the importance of this trip will create a real change in the framework of the fraternal relations of the country, but the iraqi prime minister, who is 13 years away from the visit of nouri al-maliki, the then prime minister of this country. the com

syrian civil war , the field hospitals of the zionist regime, while welcoming the forces opposing bashar al-assadeal the body parts of the wounded, one of the businesses of sae in what situation in 2002, zionist soldiers and palestinian teenagers were martyred. after a few days , the bodies of the children were handed over to their families without internal organs . in response to this behavior of the zionists, yasser arafat, the head of the palestinian authority, told the media that children with 7 years later, donald trump's report showed that what arafat said was not a coincidence. the reporter and photographer is world famous for his photos of the conflict between the zionist regime and the palestinians . sweden, what does the zionist army do with the body parts of the palestinians, was after the american philip was exposed to the international crime of human organ trafficking with the handle of several zionist bedrooms in new jersey, the united states in syria, the international networks whose center is in israel costs of the budget of israel's national health plan and the victims are often

years since today that the prime minister of iraq traveled to damascus to meet syrian president bashar al-assadsama haddadi's report is based on the syrian president's warm welcome to the iraqi prime minister at the ashraf palace in damascus, a ceremony that shows syria's understanding of iraq's supporting role both on the battlefield against terrorists and in international circles, but i send greetings to the army and the mobilization of the people who the cooperation of the syrian army and the allied forces depicted the most beautiful scenes of victory, and in a meeting with mohammad shoja sudani , he stated, referring to the common challenges facing damascus and baghdad , that the importance of rabi's trip will create a real change in the framework of the relations between my brothers in this country. however, the prime minister of iraq, who traveled 13 years after the visit of nouri al-maliki, the then prime minister of this country , emphasized the need to end the economic sanctions against syria and said that 17 security and stability in iraq and syria with the common challenges of emo ne

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bashar al-assad, and without giving any concessions or without if there is any positive point in thisd, under the pretext of fighting against terrorist groups, syria wants to stay in this area. erdogan thinks that they are in the north of syria. he accuses other terrorist groups and can call them a red line. for himself, while the syrian government has been with the terrorists fought, i would like to point out that jabhat al-nusra and the syrian opposition also exist in northern syria

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so after more than a decade, syria has returned to the air of week president bashar al assad arrived in jetta on march 18th to a warm reception from the host country. saudi arabia. so 1st can walk, walk us through how or why syria was injected, or at least suspended from the block of which they were a founding member. in the 1st place is actually in 2011. the are ably came under. heavy influence of cuts are and this tiny country about the reach with resources, especially with guys an oil. uh it was tasked by the united states to shape the outcome of the art of sprint. especially in, for example the antonia in libya, in egypt and in syria. and if we see the sequence of events, we see that there are some similarities between them. and that compartment took you, they played an instrument, your role in supporting the most in buttered groups in this countries. and hence the most in bought of it came to power, for example, in twenty's, yet 2011 in egypt in 2011. and also the shooting of the, my mcduffy, again in 2011 after the nato led invasion of the country. but on the ground, the groups

the example that we chose was president bashar al—assad and the interview i did with him in 2015 at thet of the war. and i asked him about barrel bombs, which were very much in the news at the time. and these were these was very well documented metal containers filled with explosives and sharp bits of metal, really crude, being pushed out or dropped out of the back end of helicopters just in the general direction of the people beneath and the very definition of an unguided munition of some sort unguided missile, if you like. and so they were very, very indiscriminate. they killed an awful lot of civilians. so i asked him about that. and he to my amazement, he denied it. he denied they even existed. he started making a series of stupid jokes about, next thing you're saying, we're going to have cooking pot bombs. and... and so in the programme, you know, i sort of try and discuss a bit why he was so blatantly telling a lie, even though, i mean, there are videos of these things dropping out of the back of planes. there's endless eyewitness testimony, notjustjournalists, human rights groups

so after more than a decade, syria has returned to the air of week president bashar al assad arrived in jetta on march 18th to a warm reception from the host country. saudi arabia. so 1st can walk, walk us through how or why syria was injected, or at least suspended from the block of which they were a founding member in the 1st place. actually in 2011, the early came under heavy influence of cuts are and this tiny country about to reach with resources, especially with guys an oil. uh it was tasked by the united states to shape the outcome of the art of sprint. especially in, for example, the antonia, in libya, in egypt and in syria. and if we see the sequence of the events, we see that there are some similarities between them. and that compartment took you, they played an instrument, shriveled in supporting the most stream, buttered groups in this countries. and hence the most in bought of it came to power, for example, into an easier 2011 in egypt in 2011. and also the shifting of mcduffy, again in 2011 after the nato led invasion of the country. but on the ground, the groups that w

noted in the foreign intelligence service, all this is being done in order to discredit president bashar al-assadful settlement in syria. the state duma in many regions will be elected by governors and parliaments. voters have more and more opportunities to vote in an electronic format that is convenient and protected from manipulation, how to find out all the important information on digital services certain important topics, elections in new regions with details yuri pavlov before meeting with the president, the head of the central election commission traveled around the new regions and personally found out. as far as everything is prepared for the election campaign and a single voting day , on september 10, after consultation with local authorities, representatives of the ministry of defense and the fsb , the cec decided to vote in the dpr lpr. kherson and zaporozhye regions will be held simultaneously with voting in other russian regions electronic voting. not on them either, not yet. also very difficult. we are now holding elections, that is, gas elections are also there, but 100% is also im

>> well, russia is there supporting the regime of bashar al assad, and u.s.e much less of a threat than they used to be. there's about 900 american troops on the ground. this drone is part of that effort trying to target isis militants. but in this case, again, what the air force is saying was a very unsafe, reckless course of action by that russian fighter jet, and this is the third time this has happened t >> and dan, it strikes me, we have seen a series of close encounters involving u.s. and russian aircraft this year alone. most of them have reportedly been provoked by the russians. does the pentagon know why russia is doing this? >> officially the pentagon isn't giving any explanation, but privately regional experts will tell you that it very much seems to be a russian pushback against u.s. assistance for ukrainian forces in the war there and also some kind of closer cooperation between russia and iran. iran of course providing drones to russia now in ukraine, and iran wants the u.s. out of syria entirely, and this may be part of a kind of concerted push

syrian dictator bashar al assad is one example of this principle at work.o how would be apply to that russia today. p prigozhin's failed attempt, but vladimir putin was able to snuff it out within a day or two. it appears that prigozhin got no public support from any key figure in the kremlin which could be why he ended his march on moscow. putin has spent much of his tenure crushing dissent from liberals and now subduing his challengers on the nationalist side. power struggles takes place in a black box. as the lines to winston churchill go it is comparable to a fight under a rug and when he sees the bones floy out, now we see prigozhin's bones. what is not a matter of regulation is the state of russian society. i've been stunned by unstatistic ever since a read it. a 15-year-old russian male today has the same life expectancy as a 15-year-old male in haiti. russia is one of the world's richest countries in terms of normal resources and it is an urbanized industrialized society with levels of education and literacy comparable to and perhaps even exceeding

syrian dictator bashar al assad offers one example of this principle at work. so how would we apply that to russia today? yevgeny prigozhin's failed attack has revealed some dissent within russia's elite and vladimir putin was apparently able to snuff it out within a day or two. it appears that prigozhin did not get public support from the kremlin which may be why he ended his quixotic march on moscow. the crushing dissent from liberals and now he's subduing his nationals on the side. power struggles take place in a black box. as the lines are often attributed to winston churchill go, political intrigues are comparable to a bulldog fight over the rig and an outsider only hear his the grumbling and when he sees the bones fly out it's obvious who won. it is prigozhin's bones figuratively and perhaps soon we will see it literally. what is not a matter of speculation is the russian society. i've been stunned since i read it. a 15-year-old male has the same life expectancy as a 15-year-old male in haiti. russia is one of the world's richest countries in terms of nat

from all sides after devastating earthquakes and really listen attacks by the syrian president bashar al-assadkish president. kani xulam is joining us here in new york for more. welcome back to democracy now! the latest news of globally around kurds was sweden, in order to get into nato, making a deal with the turkish president around what should happen to the kurds who he so often calls terrorists, those who fled turkey and now live in sweden. your response? >> when nato was conceived, it was supposed to beat an alliance for freedom and kurds don't have freedom. on top of it, their leg which is banned. they are subject to cultural genocide. if nato wants to reassess its aims, future aspirations, it needs to address this issue. it could not cave-in to erdogan and his racist policies that are trying to eradicate the name of the kurds from the geography of the middle east. juan: could you talk a little about the history, especially of this treaty 100 years ago, that petition the kurdish people into four different states? >> when the war started, an imperialist war, when america entered it, at le

others jumped overboard high us on the okay, thanks for watching the stream. serious president bashar al assad as being welcome back to the arab league. what difference will that make to suit? because the people have to flee, sir? yeah, they were forced to please sir. yeah, because of the crimes committed by the side. there is human obviously because the side there's team invite, i mean i, i totally agree and i just maybe want to add that. um, obviously, i mean they're using that i left hundreds of thousands of its own people is that is if somebody needs their loved ones, their can, their communities who are, who do not even bad story 30 here. yeah. and even if they're in here. yeah, they do not even there to talk about their teeth, they need, i want you to hear of, to records and you see what kind of 11 and, and the struggles that they are having. and i'm particularly touched by the younger generation who don't know any of.