all this was planned for the fall of bashar al-assad. at zero o'clock , he planned to offer prayers in the umayyad mosque and planned many other things. according to the western media, if you open the bbc channel, you will open reuters. the syrian government has finished looking and they have said goodbye to the resistance in syria and syria and it has been divided, but the main thing was the battlefield. in the small incident that happened, the first thing to the mind becomes confused, it is an inversion of the depiction and exaggeration of the incident. who is injecting this false image of our baron into our society, the western media, their main goal is to disrupt a security and peace of mind inside, the most important thing is the capacity of the counter-revolution movement, what about the political institutions. what security threats, what takfiri and terrorist groups have come together for the past 40 years to create ashura in our country , to create changes in the social body that their benefits are not reaching now, during the mu

bashar al-assad was supposed to fall at zero o'clock . they had planned a lot of things that from the point of view of the western media, if you open the bbc channel, you would open the reuters channel, the view of the syrian government is over, and they have said goodbye to the resistance in syria and syria, and it has been divided , but that is what tells the main story. it was a battlefield in a small incident that happened the first thing that comes to mind is the inversion of the depiction and exaggeration of the incident. this is a falsehood and by exposing it, it injects rock into our society. western media's main goal is to disturb a security and peace of mind inside . the most important thing is the capacity of the counter-revolution movement. to become political institutions, security forces, takfiri and terrorist groups that have been together for the past 40 years , to create chaos in our country , to create changes in the social body, because they do not reach their interests, now are your muharram days. did you see us? all o

that has been growing daily from syria's religious minority as a protest against the regime of bashar al-assad. the demonstrations now in their second week have spread across the province in southern syria and begun inciting valleys in other regions like rebel-held italy province and the government-held city where antigovernment protests would have once been unthinkable. anger has been growing over harsh living conditions. 90% of syrians live below the poverty line according to the united nations. the spark for the recent unrest -- a government decision to end cap selling -- and the gasoline subsidies this month which has protesters calling for change. assad blamed economic woes on western nations, but many are directing their anger at him, even tearing down his face from government buildings. for the moment, government forces have refrained from cracking down, but if protests continue to spread, that could change. >> for more on this, let us turn to the former associate fellow at chatham house. thank you for joining us. these protests have largely been led by the minority community. how uniqu

bashar al-assad to visit tehran . mr. abdollahian also said that iran is with the syrian government and people in completing the fight against terrorism and emphasizes the need for all parties to respect the sovereignty and territorial integrity of damascus. president bashar assad with iran's joining the brics group, syria also said that these successes show that the world is changing and that what we and you stood for was right. the european union has bought about 22 million cubic meters of liquefied natural gas from russia in the last 7 months. compared to the same period in 2021, iran shows an increase of more than 40 %. and 290 million euros have been sought for the purchase of liquid gas from russia the explosion in the nordstrom natural gas pipelines increased. before the war in ukraine, russia used to export more than 185 billion cubic meters of gas to europe annually through the pipeline, most of which was cut off by the wire rolling explosion. the current amount of russian gas exports to europe through the pipeli

bashar al-assad to visit tehran. mr.dollahian also said that iran stands by the government and people of syria in the fight against terrorism and emphasizes the need for all parties to respect the sovereignty and territorial integrity of damascus. mr. 400 president congratulating iran's joining the brics group, the syrian president said that these successes show that the world is changing and that what you and i stood for was right. they were injured. mead tv reported that another zionist soldier is thick in this operation, a palestinian in a car with the zionist soldiers in the headquarters and the inspection in the west of bahramullah was attacked and he himself was martyred by the jackals in the west bank against the occupiers and the settlers. this is a clear message that the occupiers have no security in the palestinian land. do not have

this is exactly what the west expected from bashar al—assad.gime remains the same. actually, the son is a prisoner of the system set up by the father. this is true in syria as well as in cambodia. well, whether or not that message is getting through in capitals like washington and london, it certainly doesn't seem to be cutting any ice in the capital that arguably matters most when it comes to diplomacy. and that is beijing, because beijing has, it seems, an iron clad alliance with hun sen and the current cambodian government. nothing you say or do is going to change that, is it? because the strategic alliance between hun sen and beijing is crucial to hun sen, is existential to hun sen and for china? china has decided to make cambodia a military stronghold, an outpost stephen speaking to the exiled cambodian opposition leader, sam ramsey. he can see the full interview here on bbc news, just check the schedule online. ——just check the schedule for your region online. all this week on newsday, we've been bringing you a special series about the pe

with the regime of bashar al-assad, they began to arm them, but not so loudly, and then all of a suddenegedly accidentally drop weapons by mistake into the location of the troops. uh, that means, uh, it turns out that they are somewhere outside of syria they train the most, uh, experienced fighters , instructors who come there, that is, the americans with the flag did not go on the attack with them, but we also help with money and help to get promoted with weapons. of course, they helped, including through certain channels through turkey, and so on , after all, turkey was a member of nato, and we remember that, unfortunately, there was even such a page when turkish planes were shot down, even our plane is indicative and the story is more one organization banned in russia fast is actually one of the largest in the world organizations. e arab terrorist. she is. it was not banned in the united states by law, unlike the russian federation and the legal successor of this organization, etta cheirosham. she, too , is considered prohibited by the laws of the russian federation, and the american

now the focus is more and more on bashar al-assad himself. an echo of the popular uprising in 2011. the speaker pro tempore: with chants of "bashar is a traitor," member of the group have spark and uprising spreading across southern syria as protests in the province enter a second week, the france 24 observers have videos of demonstrations cropping up in other provinces like these rallies monday night in the rebel-held idlib province. also in a city that was under government control where for years it was unthinkable for people to risk their own safety to call for the end of al-assad's regime. >> our only demand is the peaceful transition of authority. please go away, assad, the matter is other. the speaker pro tempore: a government decision to end gasoline subsidies sparked the protests more than a week ago. a harsh economic blow to many syrians who were already struggling to make ends meet. assad blames the economic woes on western sanctions but many syrians have been quick to channel their anger directly at him. even tearing down images of his face from public buildings. >> we ar

this is exactly what the west expected from bashar al—assad.ame. actually the son is a prisoner of the system set up by the father. this is true in syria as well as in cambodia. whether or not that message is getting through in capitals like washington and london, it certainly does not seem to cut any ice in the capital that matters the most when it comes to diplomacy and that is beijing, because beijing, it seems, has an ironclad alliance with hun sen and the current cambodian government. nothing you say or do will change that, is it? because the strategic alliance between hun sen and beijing's because the strategic alliance between hun sen and beijing is crucial to hun sen. it's essential to hun sen. and for china, china has decided to make cambodia a military stronghold, an outpost for china in her expansionist policy. china is building a port in cambodia which many people believe could be used by the chinese navy ultimately. that is why the west must accept the fact that hun sen and hun manet will depend on china for their very survival. hu

i know that this is the main thing, the enemy and the main weapon with the regime of bashar al-assad.began to arm them, but not so loudly, otherwise they would suddenly accidentally drop their weapons by mistake in the location of the troops. uh, that means, it turns out that somewhere outside of syria they are preparing the most, uh, experienced militant instructors who come there, that is, the americans with the flag did not go on the attack with them, but money and help to get promoted and weapons. of course, they helped, including through certain channels through turkey, and so on. after all, turkey was a member of nato, and we remember that, unfortunately, there was even such a page when turkish planes were shot down, even our plane. an illustrative story with another organization banned in russia is in fact one of the largest organizations in the world, uh, but arab terrorists. she, after all, hmm, was not banned in the united states by the legislature, unlike the russian federation and successor of this organization etta. hey russians. she, too, is considered prohibited by the

also mentioned that the simultaneous visit of three syrian ministers to iran is an initiative of bashar al-assad to show the depth strategic relationships the country described mardad by stating that the atmosphere of this trip was different from all the previous pages to iran . he described the economic talks for the implementation of bilateral agreements as very positive and smooth and based on the deep relations between the two countries. the syrian foreign minister also presented a report of the latest developments in this country was experienced by the high authority of all the martyrs of resistance, especially martyr haj qassem soleimani, and he said that the axis of resistance led by the islamic republic of iran showed that it can defeat any conspiracy against logic. syria is also a report from the last the measures taken in the context of the implementation of the agreements in different areas were presented by the secretary of the supreme national security council in a meeting with the syrian foreign minister , who considered the regional terrorist operation in zainabiyah, damascus, as

they also supported some of the forces of bashar al-assad, the russian military hit civilian objects and infrastructure , deliberately destroyed hospitals, and humanitarian convoys about the parallels between the war in syria and ukraine. my colleagues asked murad shishani , a correspondent of the bbc arab service, whether you see that russian tactics in syria are very similar to those they use in ukraine. so, if you look at aleppo, where did it all begin? in september 2015, there are three manifestations or three defining features, they start with encirclement , then carpet bombing or shelling, and then they open the so-called humanitarian corridors, we saw it in valepa and the suburbs of damascus, but we see the same thing in kherson , kharkiv, there were attempts in bakhmut and before then in mariupol, everything is clear. when it comes to the second feature, when it comes to bombing , it must be targeted and here i want to return to history again, as it was in the case of chechnya, the first war after 1996, russia launched a campaign of targeted killings by launching rockets agai

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hundreds of demonstrators chanting slogans against president bashar al—assad have gathered in severalrsening living conditions. protests have also been taking place over recent days in the neighbouring province of daraa. the violent crushing of demonstrations there by president assad in 2011 led to the country's long civil war in which half—a—million people have died. here are some new pictures from haiti, showing camps which have been set up in places like local gymnasiums as people abandon their homes in the capital port—au—prince, attempting to flee gang violence. criminal groups control large parts of the country, which is causing severe food storages, killings, kidnappings, and sexual violence. since the start of this year, the un estimates close to 2,500 people have been killed in the country, and some 200,000 displaced. zimbabwe's election commission says president emmerson mnangagwa has been re—elected with nearly 53% of the vote. he faces many economic challenges, including the need to get inflation — currently running at an annual rate of over 70% — under control. the opposi

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ukraine, but around the world in places like the sahil region in africa, and helping the regime of bashar al-assad. and the red line prigozhin crossed was a red line that may have cost him his life once these reports are confirmed. he came at the king and he missed, as the general said. attempted to take moscow, leading thousands of fighters from southern russia where many mercenaries had come out of ukraine and it embarrassed russian president putin, putin called it an armed rebellion that had to be crushed and appears he waited just about two months to do so and take out the leader of the wagner group. >> john: to your earlier point, trey, the flight manifest said ten on board, so far reports eight bodies have been found, so still a discrepancy of two there. who knows exactly what the story is, and again, all of this from russian media, none absolutely confirmed by western sources at this point. so, we'll keep watching this closely. trey, thank you. appreciate your reporting. >> sandra: kurt volker joining us, former u.s. ambassador to nato. news, prigozhin, owner of the wagner group among a pas

of numerous double tap strikes in areas home to those rebelling against their ally, president bashar al—assadvolved as first responders. we've seen a number of instances of double strikes, at least four or five, in which it seems very apparent that a deliberate strike has been mounted on those who were seeking to render assistance. what do you think the likelihood is that this incident will be logged, picked up and ultimately prosecuted? the short answer is it is certain that those particular instances of secondary strikes on first responders are being, and i can say that categorically, investigated on the ground, the hallmarks of armed forces designed or set on a course of waging armed conflict without regard to the rules of international humanitarian law, so the rules of the laws of war, in other words. another grim case to be recorded in a war daily witness to violence that respects no rules, where any target, any person, is becoming fair game and justice feels ever more distant. let's talk to dr anya neistat. she's the legal director of something called the docket initiative at the cloone

the wagner group have got much greater influences on the global stage inside syria supporting bashar al assadussian activities there, but more importantly, inside africa, supporting some of the despot regimes there are around regimes that there are around and exploiting natural resources , in particular gold mines, diamonds , mines, hardwood diamonds, mines, hardwood suppues diamonds, mines, hardwood supplies and oil supplies and it's those precious metals and precious stones and precious goods that are funding a lot of the oligarchs, continual activity . they can move diamonds activity. they can move diamonds around the world in a way that they can't move cash around the world now because of the sanctions that are against them. so it's that link that is vital to keep the wider russian state political interests in africa going. but more important, political interests in africa going. but more important , the going. but more important, the underpinning from a wider criminal oligarch network and keeping that financing and moving and putin will have had to make sure that he's got some mechanisms