many of them are located in damascus. so in terms of inviting tourism in to syria, damascus is a very safe bet. we asked the serene tourism ministry whether foreign travel influences were being invited into the country for p offices. they didn't respond. what we do know is that every tourist visiting syria travel blog is included, is legally required to be a company at all times by a government approved guide. what journalists call handling, so long as they're exploring the market. the good will be in the ruins of a level which i think the locals in the us med. i'm the eyes and the government. i never, far away the router. god knows this best hand. he the troubled logan who just returned from syria a few weeks ago. of course, i had to get a guide and you can just wander on yourself as a tourist was a terroristic result in, sorry, i'm here was my guys married. so what you guys do after you leave the country, they're reporting it to the government. where have you been and what do you have done in the country? this is around

ah, then you might get more fighting in damascus itself. it would have been physically devastating for ah, for physical assets of the syrian regime, the precision that i know it would have reduced to, to almost 0. the potential for non combat to be killed. a few hours before the plant strikes, obama called a white house crisis meeting. there was a long national security council meeting that was focused. it's fair to say more on how to go about military response than whether the turning point moment was when to president came to the conclusion that he changed his mind lawsuits with the whole say, look good, cuz obama actually good safety play or is almost no should if you see lou, lou for critical shoes and to top life than you know, we're gonna be pure. we don't want to participate opposed to the terminal to terminal. it don't cure. so if it's got sick too, if one way should em all. that bonaparte completed resume his major concern is that the day after and american strike goss, i would still be there and might even use chemical weapons aga

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this is what we heard from our friends in damascus. the could nathan nevada, cliche for were the thug people, the trailer hump well to thought aloud. ah, what a 3rd of the country still remained beyond da sites control the curts alongside european and american special forces controlled. the ne turkey controlled the north west to contain the carts and back the opposition in italy. in the south, a large zone was controlled by u. s. forces. and israel carried out regular air strikes against iranian positions in syria to completely reclaim the rest of his country. aside would ultimately after confront all of these conflicting forces. ah, i got it with the cell all gunther and had within, within a few minutes, vladimir putin came to visit the russian base in syria. but the war was becoming expensive for him. and the outcome was still uncertain. starting a war was one thing. ending it was quite another a had a number that follow up discussions with pro i believe that the russians were very much interested in reducing the russian true presenc

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and in the capital of the syrian arab republic, the city of damascus, a motor rally was held in supportilitary personnel who are taking part in a special military operation in ukraine, about a hundred cars took part in it, an action was organized by representatives of the russian-speaking diaspora of damascus, a column of dozens of cars with russian tricolors. i drove through the central streets of the syrian capital. we came to support the russian army in ukraine. because the friend of syria, many indigenous syrians also joined the action, who thus decided to express their support for the russian federation, we always support russia because it is like the people who supported us, how they are brothers and today we stand uh, and let's do this action to show all the people. and that we stand with russia and with love and full support. of course, these are just some of the most important army news , we will cover more in our main, a report that the sentry has prepared especially for you, watch right now. snow-white fields, minus 15 those non-skiers in camouflage suits, leaving behind a ba

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i used to smuggle people from damascus to dora and from dora to jordan. we would get them fake i d's and use the ideas to smuggle them across the border alone in san amana, i was 1st attained in our son. i mean, oh, and later transferred to dora, and in dora, they put me in solitary confinement lives. there were mirrors everywhere in the cell, meaning your every move was watched any that they bought a day and it was very cold. ortho. if he had done that, i felt like i was losing my soul. yeoman and i couldn't feel my blood. i can navigate the ladder. huh. no one gave me any food or took me to the bathroom for 2 days on it. and nina and no, i mean, they just gave me an empty bottle. when i entered the cell, la fi, a norman and water, and love, there's no mercy and no god inside the prison. and but yeah, he a she, she thought thought it was horrible. seeing the broken women get beaten by men at the la shabanni or the jazz doodle toleta. and they don't been to had thought it when they would take us to the bathroom and we had to jump over dead bodies voice ju

who would i guess it's ah me to tell my i spent many great days with my aunt, damascus. when i'm healing. i will never forget how she was, how she looked outside in the way she would think when she lived in damascus. or the 40. i spent my whole childhood with her for cotton or wiley company for coolness, beula and the think the same way. and nothing has changed for me between the 2, natalie. leave and fill out a spill. i must have had no or appearance may have changed when she transition from a woman to a man. and it was strange for me at 1st. but i've worked on accepting it and no one can, you know, sways that he'd been this been a leave us and i don't know how to meet a minimal war. i also live in exile a little bit and have no one here except my aunt, uncle and cousins. i have to maintain my family bonds on for and i love him, cooney, doesn't he? she is mostly among the in mac, sonia i don't think about what would have become of me if i stayed in syria. c houghton, i live in germany now sick alarm in kansas. got people are equal here than whether they're male or femal

kaiser wilhelmmann the second damascus 1898 is definitely a bet on islam as a battering ram on the way domination is attacked by islamism, as opposed to competitors and britain, russia, a bet on the pan-islamism of the ottoman empire, and not on its collapse. naturally, after the defeat of germany in the first world war, it was precisely the stake on collapse that was implemented. what happened to germany after the treaty of versailles is well known, the much less well-known serbian treaty had consequences for the ottoman empire that were not measurably more catastrophic than the sevsk peace treaty. signed on august 10, 1920, so the treaty of the ottoman empire lost 80% of its lands to england transcaucasia received jordan iraq and then egypt dan and cyprus france syria or ivan morocco and tunisia in the caucasus provided for the creation of independent states, armenia and kurdistan the ottoman empire ceased to exist. in order to forestall any possibility of an ottoman revival in one form or another, britain took the unprecedented step of legalizing jewish migration to palestine, suppo

the eastern region of damascus comes under heavy shelling as part of a possible shift in moscow's war aims. the kremlin says there's been no breakthrough at peace talks and that's scaling back. its forces isn't ac spark also coming up germany brace.

regionally, just last week these valli reportedly struck a couple of irgc generals or officers in damascus, syria iran maybe trying to exact revenge and headliners in iran are, you know, seeking leverage against us as we negotiate what to me looks like a pretty bad deal jcpoa, nuclear deal that looks a lot like the first one which was very flawed. lawrence: dan, my second question is why strike now? is it because of the position of the united states we know what china and russia is, obviously, doing attacking ukraine is seems like our enemies now are all -- acting all at once or position in themselves to act. >> well see that's been a pretty continuous strategy that iran has deployed against us so i'm not sure that timing is necessarily -- you know, a huge factor here. remember your north korea launching ballistic missile test right now that's a concern. the terrorist are gathering strength and ungovernor states in afghanistan and russia unprovoke invasion of ukraine and ripping us off in united states so a lot of threats out there. when i was at the cia when michael was acting director us

coming back on so away from obviously there was a bombing of yemen this week that the bombing of damascus this week. but there's only one story, obviously, as regards some. well, what's in your title of your um chair, vest, ship global. gov, the it is ukraine given now that a it appears mosque who may be cutting off energy supplies or threatening to, why didn't they just try that or to were avenge the 14000 killed in lieu hands can't on yet over the buster since since 2014 than their full scale invasion. and i think there were some people at the pover institution saying, why didn't he try cia activities to destabilize the zelinski government.

the eastern region of damascus comes under heavy shelling as part of a possible shift in moscow's war aims. the kremlin says there's been no breakthrough at peace talks and that's scaling back. its forces isn't ac spark. also coming up germany, braces for possible disruptions to its gas deliveries from russia and activates an early warning plan. this after berlin reject moscow's demands to pay for gas in rubles ah, i'm pablo foias. welcome to the program. there's been no let up in russia's attacks on ukrainian cities a day after moscow said it would scale back some operations. following another round of peace talks. there have been fresh strikes on targets in the east of ukraine as well as on the city of cheddar. neve in the north cave, was also attacked again, even though russia had said it would also reduce its quote, military activity around the capitol. ah, was mentioning ok, they will see the enemy demonstrated the decrease in activity in the shaheen region by striking neeagin's brought him including by air and spent the whole night hitting shaney heath. so new civil infrastructu

also interesting that it controls the major cities like damascus and aleppo, even if it doesn't have, country are then ruled by completely other players. so, in the north—west, there's rebel groups backed by turkey. there's also jihadist groups. in the north and the east, there's kurdish—led groups. and all these different players actually control different parts of the country and all happen to be very fierce opponents to each other. now, are the russians are still involved in the war in syria? absolutely. the russian support for the syrian government really is what tipped the balance in favour of the government. russia is still definitely involved. we still hear of russian air strikes on rebel—held territory and we also hear of russian air strikes targeting islamic state militants in desert areas of syria, where they carry out sporadic attacks on syrian government forces and also on kurdish—led forces as well. and is there evidence that the tactics and the weapons, the kind of weapons that the russians used in syria, are being used in ukraine? we are seeing reports from ukraine of s

also interesting that it controls the major cities like damascus and aleppo, even if it doesn't have, then ruled by completely other players. so, in the north—west, there's rebel groups backed by turkey. there's also jihadist groups. in the north and the east, there's kurdish—led groups. and all these different players actually control different parts of the country and all happen to be very fierce opponents to each other. now, are the russians are still involved in the war in — in syria? absolutely. the russian support for the syrian government really is what tipped the balance in favour of the government. russia is still definitely involved. we still hear of russian air strikes on rebel—held territory and we also hear of russian air strikes targeting islamic state militants in desert areas of syria, where they carry out sporadic attacks on syrian government forces and also on kurdish—led forces as well. and is there evidence that the tactics and the weapons — the kind of weapons that the russians used in syria, are being used in ukraine? we are seeing reports from ukraine of suggest

has killed at least 2 people. report say they've been several explosions. heard in the sky over damascus. syrian state media is reporting the military responded to what is being called israeli aggression. the leader of south korea's ruling party has been taken a hospital after getting hit in the head while campaigning song young jill was attacked by a stranger during a rally for wednesday's presidential election, whose injuries are not thought to be life threatening. the pandemic rising house prices and corruption scandals are key issues on the campaign trail. as robert bry reports now, candidates are using innovative ways to get their message to voters having given the world k pop south koreans like to make a song and dance about their elections. the to presidential front runners, especially supporters of conservative hopeful units took y'all want you to remember his number 2 went filling out the ballot paper while the candidate of the ruling liberal party, lee j. mm young. once his number one to get stuck in their heads, carefully composed and choreographed, there's a real art to creat

pushing across into northern parts of pakistan, struggling to get his double figures for bay routine, damascus. so well below average here for the south. well, is the warmth still into the low 30, surf doha, into the mid thirty's for to by over the next couple of days when she flowers, me for charter some range is coming back in across central iran pushing across into kuwait. maybe in a shower chair, to northern parts of saudi arabia and wanted to shout was just licking the north coast of africa over the next dial soap ticket in northern areas of algeria and all the parts of morocco. and they got plenty of showers running across cl, giddy coasts started to see them becoming little more widespread, just around southern nigeria, cameron over the next day or so, joining up the shows that we have across central parts of african fish house in east africa. ah, tropical cycling that can cause for concern. it runs into northern parts of mozambique now and slowly makes his way for the south. ah, pick, take the ships to democracies. activists to corporations, control of the message is crucial. oil compa

so away from obviously there was a bombing of yemen this week that the bombing of damascus this week. but there's only one story, obviously, as regards some. well, what's in your title of your um chair, vest of global gov. the it is ukraine, given now that a, it appears mosque who may be cutting off energy supplies or threatening to, why didn't they just try that or to were avenge the 14000 killed in lieu hands can don't yet go over the buster since since 2014 than a full scale invasion. and i think there is some people at the pover institution saying, why didn't he try cia activities to destabilize the zelinski government? why send in armored personnel carriers in the military? and as.

events. 11 people killed in theory after a fire ripped through a shopping ball and the capitol, damascus. another 2 people were rescued from the burning building at lum, rather more near the center of the city, hong kong they to carry lamps, calling for calm off the resident. emptied out supermarkets. people stocking up on food. ahead of a report of compulsory mass coven testing as well as room is that a city wide lockdown? many people fear families will be separated if a member test positive. local medias reporting officials are planning to test the city. 7.4000000 people. 3 times over 9 day, a man is shot and killed his 3 children and another person before taking his own life at a church in california. the shooting happened on monday evening near the state capital sacramento. investigators believe the shooting stemmed from a domestic dispute. un member sites are meeting in kenya, capital nairobi for the us. environmental assembly on the agenda is a plan to make a legally binding tree to restrict the use of plastic use and pollution in the lama islands off. can you coast a group of camp

cocktails at soldiers. series government says an air attack by israel is killed at least 2 people in damascus. several explosions have been seen over the capital city. was the headlines. i'll have another update for you here on al jazeera. i'd have to up front, she said, but i am counting the cost can energy reserves and china help rockhill blunt. the impact of massive western sanctions with grain export from ukraine disrupted, worries mount about global food security, and will you energy sanctions put pressure on the in mos military? counting the cost of al jazeera, as russia continues its assault on ukraine, calls for action from the international community grow louder with the bait raging on everything from the effectiveness of sanctions to weather nato's involvement with ukraine contributed detentions with moscow and fears that direct action by nato could translate into war across europe. what can anything deter, put in what, what a long war mean? not just for the people of ukraine, but for russian citizens as well. that's our discussion this week on an upfront question. the you wanted me

coming back on so away from obviously there was a bombing of yemen this week that the bombing of damascus this week. but there's only one story, obviously, as regards some. well, what's in your title of your um chair, vest ship global. gov, the it is ukraine given now that a it appears mosque who may be cutting off energy supplies or threatening to why didn't they just try that to we're avenge the 14000 killed in lieu hands can't on yet over the buster since since 2014 then their full scale invasion and i think there were some people at the hoover institution saying, why didn't he try cia activities to destabilize the zelinski government? why send in armored personnel carriers the military? and as we witnessed the pictures of, of death and destruction of civilians on all our tv screens. well i, you know, i don't think this is really about economics. i think it's about, you know, some national project nationalist project in put in mind. you know, that he wants to reclaim about a year ago. he wrote to ranting a several 1000 word essay about, you know, how there was no basis in history for a

our country and the letter z to the sounds of arabic music, they followed the central streets of damascus, passing by the driver greeted the convoy with signals, the action was organized by patriots from the russian-speaking diaspora. however, the indigenous syrians also decided to join. for them, it was an opportunity to express gratitude to russia for peace. saudi arabia requested a meeting of the un security council in connection with attacks on energy facilities, blown up till now the station of distribution of oil products in jide is on fire. the object was such a rocket projectile. on friday evening , representatives of the ruling movement in the north of yemen claimed responsibility for the incident, as reportedly, the fuel terminal was not the only target of the attack, power plants and a desalination plant were subjected to. in the province of jezan. one ballistic missile fired by the houthis and over 10 booby-trapped drones. destroyed the air defense forces of saudi arabia the ministry of energy of the kingdom. it was reported that such attacks may affect the production of hydro

children , see how sports are developed, and we came there with a small delegation and drove, just from damascus and at the entrance to the summer we ran into a bus that was fired upon. and we had to stop because our soldiers. my guards are my driver. these were the fighters. hezbollah they had to go after these terrorists. and while they were doing it. i talked with peaceful people who remained, some people survived after the shelling of this bus. they said that it is the local terrorists who are being supplied with weapons by the americans, their uh, buddies, and now we can observe all these people in ukraine, but it is difficult to call them people. these are the ones who kill? who maims, who marauders these people cannot be called people precisely against such non- people, a special operation is being carried out, this must be separated, because nationalists like arrestovich with people like zelensky who plays computer toys took joysticks, by the way, there is a real photograph. history, very interview. there, the joystick from the computer console lies next to him, for him. it really played

this week that the bombing of damascus this week, but there's only one story, obviously, as regards some. well what's in your title of your um chair, vest ship global. gov. the it is ukraine, given now that it appears mosque who may be cutting off energy supplies were threatening to why didn't they just try that to avenge the 14.

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legitimize a leader responsible for atrocities, but many believe this was not just about bringing damascus back to the arab fold. by hosting i said the u a. e wanted to make a statement to the west. look, you guys have left us as in the middle east in a vacuum by jo partial withdrawal. and the partnership that we have with the united state is no longer functioning. you're not delivering on the security on the security guarantees that you're giving particular as we are looking towards the g p a to point of being negotiated with iran. and the mirage is saying we're taking over responsibility. we want to share the burden. we're taking the burden, but we're doing it our way brushes invasion of ukraine has exposed brit between washington and its allies in the middle east. the u. a. e and saudi arabia, the gulf nations, which host us forces have so far avoided taking a position against russia. it's not just that they are not supporting us. president jo biden's administration, as it tries to cut moscow's lifelines, the u. e and saudi arabia are 2 of the world's biggest oil exporters, u. k prime m

regardless in other news, serious government says in israeli air attack has killed at least 2 people and damascus. several explosions reportedly took place over the capitol state medias, reporting that serious military responded to what's being called israeli aggression . and israeli forces have killed a palestinian teenager in the occupied westbank. 16 year old yeoman john hall was shot dead near abigail on sunday after allegedly throwing molotov cocktails at soldiers. 9 other palestinians have been killed by israeli forces in the occupied west bank in just the last month. aah! is al jazeera and these lit up stories. russian military forces are reportedly to hold fire, to allow civilians to leave safely. humanitarian corridors are being opened in several ukrainian cities, including cave. natasha. butler has more from levies. completely immoral. were the words that were chosen by a spokesperson for at ukraine's presidency a short while ago to describe russia's offer of humanitarian acore doors that would effectively evacuate civilians from a number of.

the temperature in damascus. well below the average, it is a lot cooler here, and we're seeing that snow skirt across the caucuses into western areas of iran. it is cooler here too, but for the south of this will, it is a largely hot picture. but look at that, we've got a change coming, we're going to see the temperature dipped down in places like saudi arabia as well as katara. as that shamar wind comes back in over the we can, we are going to see stronger winds. by the time we get into saturday and it's going to get cooler in places like re add, for example, we are going to see some stronger winds by the time we get into saturday. now for northern areas of africa for that northwest corner, the wet and windy weather continues for morocco, the temperature in rebec below the average. and it is going to be windy for much of the northern areas of africa. we could see some of that dust pushing up into europe for the south of this. it's a hot, dry and rather windy story. now as we move down to southern parts of africa