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but it is possible if not then your lives the seat wow going to be interesting isn't it thank you bashara is out senior political analyst thank you. on to other news and officials in bangladesh are investigating what caused a fire at the world's largest refugee camp at least 15 people were killed hundreds more are missing and coaxes bizarre monday's fire destroyed thousands of shelters a camp which houses more than a 1000000 refugees from mean more of the u.n. says nearly 45000 of them have lost their homes tanveer chandru with more now from cults is bizarre. what you see behind me is the last. now many of these huts were actually burned they were built overnight some of them are 10 some of them are bumble toppling so they were built overnight to provide shelter there is a coordinated effort by all the aid agency is and the government to clear this area and to start building new shelters a lot of the people on taking shelter in their family and friends houses some of them has been eco mandated in temporary tents others and community centers and schools now this camp was one of the largest

instructions on the floor fuel anger as to area under their control well our senior political analyst marwan bashara believes international pressure will eventually force both sides to end the conflict. if this really continues to escalate as it is in such a dick it is within yemen itself and as the humanitarian situation gets worse and worse and as we see the saudis being attacked in more rapid rhythm than before i think so get a bit cannot afford even without it. suffering major losses in terms of its oil installation or in terms of its civilian population even without. getting you know hits in a serious way the nature of the confrontation now and the capacity of the house these to reach various parts off so you know to be a true will that are rising basically the population of saudi arabia if you will down the road that is not tenable and that's why i think probably we're going to see some pressures and the pressures would be on not only the how things they would be also on their sponsors or on their helpers or in their patrons any which way you would want to take it into iran and there would be

floor fueling gaz to area under their control so let's bring in our senior political analyst marwan bashara he joins us live now from doha my ones are humans who the rebels say they fired near must drones and missiles at saudi cities the saudis say they responded with their own air strikes how significant is this latest escalation and why now. and there were certainly significant why now it's the whole thing is our concern and it's been going on for 6 years in terms of the saudi. coalition invading their country and the way they put it and that they have been trying to respond and to resist for thor the past 6 years but yes there has been escalation the last few days and clearly the whole thing is are trying to make a very strong point now that there is more international pressure coming from both the united nations and the united states in order to resolve this issue and end the war the worst it humanitarian disaster so that healthy is are doing a number of things one they are improving their strategic position ahead of whatever a deal is going to be offered or what then that they're able

taking away from the talks that are happening here in doha al-jazeera senior political analyst paul bashara says russia is crucial in ending the conflict in syria. clearly since the russians got involved militarily in 2015 things might have stabilized in favor of the assad regime and his russian patrons but russia has ended up with a major crisis on its hand as as most international humanitarian organization would tell you there are some 600000 dead syrians today after 10 years of conflict 600000 there are 6000000 refugees and 10000000 people lack food security so clearly after 10 years of conflict of civil war this issue needs to be resolved and while other issues like afghanistan and yemen have their own processes the process that took place in geneva has not succeeded yet the so-called constitutional process because of the stubbornness of the assad regime so clearly if russia needs a solution turkey and qatar and others are interested in helping out but the elephant in the room is of course the absent american because hardly anyone can provide help without america 1st 15 sanctions. natio

pressure that will depend on the by the administration thank you very much for joining us live on bashara. well just on the bit of news from yemen with the united nations saying that at least 8 people have been killed and 170 injured in a fire at a migrant detention center in in yemen's capital now the cause of this fire isn't known the detention center is run by the who these who have controlled the capital sana since the outbreak of yemen's conflict when we want to equitorial guinea we've been following a story for the past couple of hours at least 17 people have died hundreds more have been injured in a series of large explosions at a military base in the city of bata now the president to dora obiang is saying the explosions of caused by negligence relating to the use of dynamite at the base local t.v. is showing people searching through the rubble fists of ivors they're also appeals for blood to be donated because really hospitals in the area are overwhelmed in trying to deal with the aftermath of these explosions which as you can see have torn apart houses around the base trucks are