i missile has struck a building is central, damascus. local report sate was fired by is really forces. the building that was hit is said to be the leader, a large security complex and close to iranian installations. several people have been injured. protests have been held against israel's coalition government for 7th week. tens of thousands of people have been gathering and television to demonstrate against proposals by prime minister benjamin netanyahu to change the judicial system was to limit the supreme court's powers. those are the headlines. news continues in august, either in about 30 minutes. good bye. ah, on the 21st of august 2013 syrian government forces used chemical weapons in opposition held areas, killing hundreds of people, including many children. you as soon as the year before, the technical weapons would have led line. however, off to the attack, president obama decided not to intervene because it might lead to heavier u. s. involvement in syria. there were some people in the administration who worried that hasn't com

ehsan helali from damascus. hello, your service had in its news that in addition to the earthquake, syria was also facing the attacks of zionists and isis . it is in the earthquake affected areas allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, i am at the service of dr. abedini and my dear viewers. i have a greeting and a polite offer. i would like to offer you a farewell evening. he said that this group is the american arrogance front, the zionist enemy of the united states. they all joined hands to start an all-out war against syria, and now we are in the city of aleppo in the province. the city of aleppo and behind the source, you are attached to the commercial center of this city, the complex of buildings from which the governor has announced is in danger of collapsing, so the area has been evacuated and i have gradually started to demolish the buildings . the first is the government part that is in template of aid planes to syria

it just as civilian building all the people it's it's, as i told you, it's in middle of damascus. all that people are going to these places. it's just civilian people. and the which survey yesterday was really a shock in the middle of the, of that night yesterday, syria, which she is suffering under as quick until now and the all the countries, the, i'm going full to have the slogan, victims, s, m, people. my at allies is about to why is that i, we were since the beginning of the equity in syria and turkey. we saw there is a stop attacking gun, syria. we, we were thinking that it, it, they should stop really because in many countries they are going to help syria, people thought to send a through the and 4th of syria. many aeroplanes, many aid to celia. this at that. gov is that a that means that they are looking up at the f quick also as an ad, political issue and not too many. they had an issue. and this is really an advanced, advanced with the hands of the syrian people to them people they are looking at that they was some country that they didn't send. and now is there an m and

then you might get more fighting in damascus itself. it would have been physically devastating for her, 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 the president came to the conclusion that he changed his mind or street with the whole say, look good. cuz obama. yes. really good. say to play or is almost no soon if you see the critical choosing to tell life than you know, we're gonna be pure. we don't want to pick his job, what it wants to do. tell me how to challenge it. don't you got sick too. if only showed him a mo, the bone above completed resume, his major concern is that the day after an american strike goss, i would still be there and might even use chemical weapons again. s

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 the president came to the conclusion that he changed his mind or st. louis christa, america pin the whole say, look, cookers, or bob or yes, surely. say to play or is almost no. so if you see lou, lou cuz you're confused and to top wife than you know, we're gonna be pure. we don't want to participate wants to do that. toyota, so don't cure sets of gaps, if to infinitely short m. a mall at bonaparte completed resume. his major concern is that the day after an american strike, god would still be there and might even use chemical weapons ag

all the people it's, it's, as i told you, it's in middle of damascus. all that people are going through this places. it's just civilian people at which they act yesterday. it was really a shock in the middle of the of that night yesterday, syria, which she is suffering under, asked quicker until now. and the, all the countries, the, i'm going to to headed the syrian victims, se them people. my analysis about why is that i had, we were since the beginning of the equity in syria and turkey. we saw that. is that a good stop attacking girl? syria, we, we were thinking that it, it, they should stop really because in many countries they are going to help syrian people thought to send a through the airport of syria. many adult lives, many aid to syria. these at that. gov is that a that means that they are looking at the f quick also as an ev boutique, an issue and not too many their initial and this is amy and advanced, advanced with the hand of the syrian people to him. people they are looking at that this day was thank and they didn't send and now is an m an

and now is an m and a suddenly in the middle of the night, they are attacking at the head of damascus. and they are attacking their civilians . this a 12 years of debt on war against syria. it's a lot of damage. a whole building was damaged and many people were killed tool and national host because what, where many people they came to this. so hospitals thousands have gathered for an the war rally in washington dc. there protesting the u. s. government foreign interventions under other pressing issues. the rage against the war machine rally is seeking peace talks between russia, ukraine to happen on an end to u. s. military aid for organized by the libertarian people's party use. the demonstration is billed us, the largest and the word rally in the u. s. since the invasion of iraq in 2003 speakers from across the political spectrum will. and how addressing the crowds, including former senator rumple x presidential nominee to see gilbert and broadcaster, jimmy dorothy host of the whistle blowers program shown here all r t john curry at coast was up the rally and said people, there are

so stay in the middle of damascus. it's just a civilian building. all the people it's, it's, as i told you, it's in middle of the mascot. all the people are going to these places. it's just the civilian people at which they act yesterday. it was really a shock in the middle of the of that night yesterday, syria which she is suffering under. the asked quicker until now, and the, all the countries the, i'm going to to headed, the syrian victims, se, then people my analyze is about why is that i, we were since the beginning of the equity in syria and turkey. we saw there is a stop attacking gun, syria we, we were thinking that it, it, they should stop b because many countries, they are going to help cd and people thought to send it through the airport of syria. many airplanes, many aid to syria. these at that gov is right, that means that they are looking at the f quick also as an ad, political issue and not too many things an issue. and this is really an advanced, advanced mode in the hands of the syrian people to him, people they are looking at that

they want some political concessions from damascus 1st. but this is a moment when i think one needs to look at the sanctions regime, which has been extremely tough on syria and, and question whether it's working because it has failed. it hasn't changed the political architecture and serial one iota, but it has starved people. it has hurt the most vulnerable that the women and children, mostly 90 percent of syrians are living under the poverty line. there's almost no electricity. there's no fuel. and the government has the government and the steering economy have come to a standstill. and this is, this is not a way to try to revive the syrian syrup future of syria and certain people in this time of great need. so i think it is a time for the international community to revise its policies, which just have not been working or for syria, desperately. the people of syria desperately need the sanction lifted, syria itself wants to be reintegrated into the international community. now is the time you're saying to bring syria in from the code but,

of the village on a residential building in damascus early this morning. martyred and wounded, two bases of the us army in northeastern syria were targeted by a missile attack, one of these bases is near the el-amad oil field and another base is near the keni gas field. and flew over this base with wolves the american has announced the reason for his presence in syria is to fight against the rest of the isis group, but syrian president bashar al-assad had previously said that the united states was stealing syrian oil, former american president donald trump had also said that the presence of this country's military in syria was due to the oil wells, turkey announced. the search for living people under the rubble stops. the earthquake in turkey occurred two weeks ago, however, on the 13th day, three people came out alive from under the rubble. the number of people from this earthquake is more than 40,000. the aftershocks are also in earthquake affected areas of this country have been recorded by the union africa announced that it has not issued any request o

these lay sir garcia in the middle of damascus. it just a civilian, a building, all the people it's, it's, as i told you, it's in middle of damascus. all that people are going through this places is just civilian people at which they act like yesterday was really a shock in the middle of the of that night yesterday. syria, which she's the suffering under as quick until now, and the, all the countries, the, i'm going to, to headed the syrian victims, se then people and now is, and i'm, and the as suddenly in the meeting of the night, they are attacking at the hands of damascus and the attacking the civilians, this a 12 years all get on war against syria. it's a lot of damage. a whole building was damaged, and many people were killed tool and nation and host with as well. where many people they came to this so hospitals. india's government has accused a, b, b, c of tax evasion, saying the british state broadcast of fail to pay sufficient duties on its income in that south asian country. during the course of the survey, the department

the regime in damascus insists that it should control aid and rescue efforts. but as it's on the international sanctions, boycott sport that hamper aid reaching that stated areas. this is inside story. ah her welcome to the program. i'm adrian finnegan. they all the was earthquakes to hit turkey and syria and decades. seems of devastation have emerged on both sides of the border with thousands of people dead rescue teams, a working round the clock to find survivors. humanitarian assistance is essential, particularly in northern syria. but our politics hindering the response. al jazeera cartier, lopez, hot ion reports. years of conflict and now earthquakes. the challenge of delivering aid to northern syria is now even tougher. i had a i knew i learned while you in a way we had grown accustomed to war. but this earthquake happened all of a sudden i wish we were very, very scared. we got frightened with years of conflict, but this was different. just horrific man. i own a gentleman that much of this region includes reveled health areas of badly affected by years o

to we support the syrian government in our natural environment in the area of ​​damascus . we evaluate this trip as a positive step in the political boycott. finally, i was convinced by the countries that they should resume their relations with syria . it will never do without the path it has chosen. it has always been and will remain in the heart of the arab region, and we muhammad ahmadi, the speaker of the iraqi house of representatives and the head of the parliamentary delegation, in a speech he said that with convergence and empathy we will draw a bright future for the region . the observers saw the presence of this senior delegation from the inter-parliamentary union of arab states as a sign of the victory of the will of the people of the region. various countries are present at the same time as the memory of shabaniyah , a magnificent celebration was held in the sacred shrine of hazrat zainab kobari , peace be upon her. became the defender of the shrine, i advise the youth to be a governor, the secret of our victory in the temasek group is to stick to the line of the

i spent three days in damascus last week, supporting | in damascus last week, supporting the red crescentg a job, working around the clock, as the aid comes in it is being shipped immediately into the affected areas in many cities and in many villages in many cities and in many villages in northern syria, mostly along the coast. some of the parts that are not accessible, there are sensitive negotiations to get that aid into those parts. this predated the earthquake and it continues more intensely now. we are optimistic that some of those convoys will get through and it will not be a one—time delivery, it will be a belt of teams and convoys going through. we are very encouraged as well yesterday with the us treasury announcement suspending the sanctions for 180 days on the transfer of money to syria. this will make a huge difference to help us ramp up and scale up this operation because in these operations we also do a lot of local purchasing, but things that are available on the local market like blankets and warm clothing, instead of shipping them from across the world. so we are working

the regime in damascus insists protests and boycotts are preventing aid from reaching devastated areas. hello. welcome to the program. i'm adrian finighan. they are the worst earthquakes to hit turkey and syria in decades. scenes of devastation have emerged on both sides of the border. with thousands of people dead, rescue teams are working around the clock to find survivors. humanitarian assistance is essential, particularly in northern syria, but are politics hindering the response? >> years of conflict and now earthquakes. the challenge of delivering aid to northern syria is now even tougher. >> in a way, we had grown accustomed to war, but this earthquake happened all. we were very, very scared. we got frightened with years of conflict, but this was different, just horrific. >> much of this region includes rebel held areas badly affected by years of conflict. separating politics from international aid is difficult. >> it would be quite ironic if not even counterproductive for us to reach out to a government that has brutalized its people over the course of a dozen years now. instea

are a strikes labeling them on acceptable, particularly as other countries are actively helping damascus cope with the consequences of the recent natural disaster or the or we discussed the talk with serene politician. kodak ally was a nice place to be in the middle of the mosque. was it just a civilian building? all the people, if it's, as i told you, it made it over the mass was oh, the people who they are going to these places is just civilian people. and the which survey yesterday was really a shock in the middle of the of that night yesterday, syria which she's the suffering under as quick until now. and the all that countries the. 6 i'm going to the head of the syrian victims, se them people. my analysis is about why is that i had we were since the beginning of the equity in syria and turkey. we saw there is a stop attacking gun, syria we. we were thinking that it is they should stop really because in many countries they are going to help celia, people thought to send and through the and 4th of syria, many at oakland, many 8 booth celia this at that. gov. is that a that means that

the armed groups have permitted humanitarian to come in from damascus to edler. so who, in reality has been holding up those humanitarian supplies, it's the armed groups under the control of turkey. and the u. s. and the un vanesso. just finally we're seeing on screen those. you've been speaking the, the destruction, what's been happening, you're there in the country itself. what has that been like? how have you seen any kind of progress made in helping those thousands of people injured in, in the region? look, you know, i think people need to understand that the emergency relief services and the majority of syria have been seriously affected by sanction. since the beginning of the war, they equipment they using is outdated. much of it is in need of repair. so people are literally taking people out from under the rubber with bare hands. there are teams coming in from countries like or russia was already on the ground, but venezuela or armenia, algeria, too, nicea lebanon, iraq, etc, and they're doing their best. what is the work order, as did you think equipment

it welling in damascus, still ahead for you. is it convenient? no, to boss all bill financially mishandling or 4 or 3 should end up pretty dec stuff thing that it is going to some documentary. those are exclusive comments to while t from an india's ruling political party off the b b. c. offices in the country while rated on suspicion of tax evasion. also in the program, china says the america stood up hysteria about the recent balloon incident in order to deflect attention from massive chemical spill in ohio. that turned into an environmental with good to have your company for the salad program live from moscow. and before we go live to lou ganske, it is breaking news this our from russia don't get public or ukrainian troops or a portly launched of barracks, of 40 rockets straight into the city of dawn. yes, we can cross live. now get details on this developing situation here on our t. there's iraq john off right now, eager to see you what, what do we know so far about this breaking news? this a tough will. absolutely. the city of dynette has onc

a residential building in damascus, 20 people were martyred and injured. syrian news network announced that the number of martyrs of the zionist regime's attack on damascus was five and the number of wounded in this attack was 15 . the return of the zionist enemy to syria in the middle of the night, drunken fighters from the sky of the occupied golan attacked several points in the city of damascus and its suburbs in order to provide security . last week, the israeli regime claimed to be ready to help the people affected by the earthquake, but it was soon proven with this attack that the zionists lie that this regime has no smell of humanity and with these attacks in syria and palestine it shows that this regime is the enemy of the resistance. and the behavior of warmongers is not expected from the zionist regime hayat schroeder's murder and bloodshed, people can live despite the fact that the zionist enemy claimed that it targeted the places affiliated with the islamic republic of iran in damascus, but the official authorities strongly denied this claim .

the scepter of the parliaments of several arab countries in a trip at the same time, they entered damascus, the capital of syria. sana news agency of syria reported that this unprecedented trip was made in support of syria, and the members of the parliaments of qatar, iraq, kuwait, egypt and maghreb are among the heads of parliaments who went to damascus. the media said that we are always with the people of the government and the president of syria. anti-war demonstrations in england started in front of the bbc building . the people asked the western governments to stop sending weapons and ammunition to ukraine, which causes the continuation of the war situation. do thousands of people from all walks of life various british people, together with people from other cities of western countries, on the anniversary of the war in ukraine, called on the western governments to blow on the fire of the war in ukraine and start peace talks . these measures will only spread the fire of war and destruction. contrary to the government of mussol, i do not want to attack ukraine, but unfortunately, our me

, the capital of syria, damascus castle was damaged by these missiles, damages and destruction.the incident was as widespread as what happened here in kafr sousse, the rockets and damascus fortress destroyed large parts of the art foundation and its equipment . seen and students can no longer come here international agreements prohibit the targeting of antiquities and civilians. the ancient tourist quarter was registered in the world heritage list, but now it has been extensively damaged. many important documents were destroyed in this attack. it is a strange action since it has no military use. this attack has no military justification, although this regime does not need any justification to show its crying beast, but i am going to turkey from syria , where the minister of agriculture and forestry of turkey has announced that the water leak in the package a report on dams in turkey and the cracks created in some dams are not dangerous. these words are in response to the news of cracks in the atatürk and yasi dams and the concern of the people of the earthquake-affected areas ab

i'm been laboring tricky here at damascus based journalist centers. an official military and a statement that what happened was that about $22.00 a m local time. there has, there were the new radio aggression radio that carried out the right targeting areas in and around the syrian capital, la, damascus. soc happened from the direction of the occupied, the golan, and as a result of the attack, as these 5 people were killed, one of them is military personnel and 15 others injured. now, of course, most of those are civilians. you can see just behind me as there was a run. so building in an area called jefferson's in the heart of the capital, damascus. and this is a very big hole that was caused by the israeli messiah that's landed right over here at the instance of this residential building. now, despite the fact that this quarter, yes, includes a government establishment like the ministry of interior, the prime minister's office. yes. this area in particular is only areas that i'm from one where i am standing at the people woke up hearing the course th

more 8 flights are planned signs of hope and humanity touch down in damascus. syrian earthquake victims who have lost everything are getting help from people who have made donations. and 15 european countries pallet stacked with tense heaters and more arrived on sunday. the european commission says this is part of a series of flights that will carry aid from europe to earthquake survivors and serious government controlled and none government controlled areas that i spoke with. the aftermath of the earthquake has been devastating. not all of the missing had been found entombed by flattened buildings. those had been forced out of their homes with nowhere else to go. r internally displaced, living in tents, and off the generosity of others. learn. then there's the matter of trying to treat those who have survived when medical supplies are low. syrians are begging the international community, not to forget about their suffering and their hopeful more aid and volunteers will come. we'll finally now the light, great australian singer and, and dr. levy newton john has been honored at a state m

and of course, finding reports that were going up to damascus. and that enabled us to get to the very top of the regime and establish the individual criminal responsibility of the president, ministers, security chiefs, and military chiefs in damascus. ah, we believe we have sufficient evidence for an international prosecutor to bring charges against the president of syria and to succeed with that prosecution. in these boxes, 3 da seas are ready to be reviewed. 24 high ranking members of the syrian regime are named the lawyer has made his investigations available to a prosecutor. but who will take the case on the i, c. c cannot act because of the russian veto. and the u. n. is powerless to confront one of its own members. syria is a sovereign state, and besotted, i said, is the sitting president. in the short term, there seems to be little hope for an international criminal case. other ways need to be found. the question is, how can you have justice and then you have it at the national level. and so a lot of countries have what's called universal

that talk you did a residential building in damascus. also they didn't you weapons, now you can be 100 percent. sure. we will destroy these letters at the head of the russian, a private military company, wagner group forecasts the demise of western weapons and says that the key city held by key of force and bond boss will soon be around it. also it convenient now to pass off the financial math translating for all 3 shit in the 3 dec stuff to do some document that those are exclusive comments to out to you from a india is rolling political party off b, b c. offices in the country will read it on suspicion of tax evasion. and china says, but u. s. 3rd of hysteria about the recent balloon incident in order to deflect attention away from a massive chemical spill in ohio, but turned into an environmental catastrophe. with what's been such a busy week for your new is here, what out to international. so let's run down some of the highlights, but also 0 in on today's top headlines as we're starting the program now with some of the very latest fr

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halali of the damascus radio agency. dozens of residents of the syrian city of hasaka held a protest rally and demanded the end of sanctions against the people of this country. they could attend the stadium and the people present in this rally, with an attack of writings from free thinkers of the world, asked them to condemn the embargo and blockade of syria, and considering the devastating consequences of the recent earthquake, to seek the cancellation of these sanctions. the impatience of the recent deadly earthquake is a test of humanity for those who zamam after 10 years of war in syria, it is time for the sanctions to be lifted. today's resistance operation in nablus led to the death of two zionists. it was in nablus that 11 people were martyred and 102 people were injured. the head of the council of zionist settlements in the north of the west bank called this operation complicated and difficult. at the same time , the palestinians in jinin beit leh and madha staged a demonstration to hold a security meeting in aqa

they appear to be prisoners held in detention centers in damascus. come to look at them up, cathedral, them, lucid, gun at luna. coke. not the sharpest of them of the what for what kind of bobo shot them off your zone for 30, from that you to some cannot warnock or you mean a wall that another month is our, you know, another or ashatash them. how low measure elaine olivia, her tomorrow, is, are one minute which kind of an aqua while were lumber and home sugar could be done . and maria julia, what is we're for wish, at the us but a said to ship here and here. good album here, maxwell, as you would arrived wal mart. okay. you in august 2013, the photographer felt he was under threats. the rebels helped him to escape to night, an exclusive new report alleging systematic torture and killing of prisoners by the assad regime. in early 2014 caesar's images were released to the medium and seen around the world. a team of renowned war crimes. prosecutors studied the pictures and interviewed caesar to establish authenticity. despite the links with the syrian o

egypt in damascus sent the message of the president of his country to bashar al-assad during this trip in the attendance sheet of the heads of parliament of several arab countries to syria, and the heads of the parliament of iraq , the qur'an, palestine, libya, egypt and the uae, as well as representatives of imams and lebanon, in an unprecedented trip after 12 at the same time, they went to syria one day later from the visit of the senior delegation of the inter-arab league of love, egypt's foreign minister sameh shukri met with the son of the minister of foreign affairs and the poet of syrian president assad. the egyptian president is ready to express solidarity and sympathy with the government and people of syria. declares our country to continue sending humanitarian aid to the earthquake victims, but in syria , these trips are considered beyond their humanitarian dimensions, and it is a poet, addressing the head of egypt's diplomacy, they say that efforts to improve bilateral relations between arab countries to improve the general situation in after 12 years of interruption in syri

it's a disaster where i am now, i am in damascus. the things are calm here. damascus was not affected by the earthquake heavily. there were no collapses in the one was killed or injured, but the most effective were the northern areas of syria, mainly the cities of philipo. let's talk. yeah. huh. and also a little according to the theory of their victory for human rights. more than 1600 people lost their lives because of the earthquake because of the collapses over there. now this number includes people who are, who are killed in both areas. government health areas and terrorist held areas in now and the government held there is, according to the ministry of health here in damascus. more than 800 have been killed. now search and rescue operations continue over there in those cities. perhaps the main challenge for the 3rd government is how to provide shelter for a huge number of people who have become displaced as a result of the collaborative. according to a, the head of these are in arab bread crescent. well that the who held a press

n says damascus is considering the proposal. i met with you as an o 2 gun cd audition o good us once for this message. for survivors engenders the time to act was when the earthquake hit. anything else is too little too late. kristin hel berg as a journalist and also her covers syria and the surrounding region. and i asked her to tell us more about the current situation that well, no heavy machinery has entered nor seal. yup. i now know diggers no excavators, according to the y talents, they will stop searching for survivors today because there's no hope to find any survivors under the, under the rubble. but they still have to remove the separate still, they still need this heavy machinery. they cleared the streets for help, so there's some you want a terran help coming in from the u. n. through this one border crossing barbara. however, there are some other than the other countries that are using the other border crossings between turkey in north and syria. they have brought in some basic food, 1st human and hearing aid, for ex

i'm in damascus. it's pretty calm. i mean, no, we were a fact said or, or when the big quake sort of hit cities of a lap, owen, hama, la takia coastal region. and there is been some material damage or in damascus. but the bulk of the devastation um is in the north and north west. of course, jordan and lebanon also felt the earthquake, those various images coming from lebanon, in particular, from surveillance cameras showing the the duration of the crate, which, which seemed to go on forever. and, and that is something that friends all around syria telling me that despite having survived 11 years of a military warri cannot make war, political war and media war, this was the most terrifying night of their life for many of them. and that says something. so you're very traumatic indeed. now how the syrian emergency services coping with the crisis, the moment i mean they're doing the best they can. but people need to understand, of course, that the emergency services i have been suffering from a lack of supply of equipment.

they appear to be prisoners held in detention centers in damascus. come to look at them up, cathedral them loose. should go that on a coke. not the sharpest of them of the what for what kind of bobo shot them off here zone 30 from that to some kind of donor korean. meanwhile they haven't had them and his our you know nava. oh sure, sure them how low measure elaine olivia, who tomorrow is armina bush, colonel noch while while while under emerald sugar could be done. are maria visual, your? what is weird to wish at the us, but as i said 2 should be in the heck it alpha mia maxwell, because you would arrived wal mart. okay. you in august 2013, the photographer felt he was under threats by the rebels helped him to escape to night, an exclusive new report alleging systematic torture and killing of prisoners by the assad regime. in early 2014 caesar's images were released to the medium and seen around the world a team of renowned war crimes. prosecutors studied the pictures and interviewed caesars to establish authenticity. despite the links with the syria

the damascus regime says its allies are flying in aid.s and who controls what won't matter much to families who are homeless or nervous about sleeping in damaged the links. an earthquake tests any nations resilience. laura: that was our middle east editor, jeremy bowen, reporting there. in the u.k., 14 charities are launching a joint appeal to raise funds for those affected by those earthquakes in turkiye and syria. the u.k. government will match any donations made by the public. with temperatures in the region around freezing and many people without shelter, the suffering is acute. reporter: they have struggled to get help. even turkish eight has been slow to arrive here. international rescuers, nowhere to be seen. they have been calling for help for days, and finally it has arrived, enforce. most of this aid is local, it is turkish aid. we partly seen indie -- any international aid -- we have hardly seen any international aid. these are international search and firefighter rescues. they are the first international rescue team to make it

syrian news reported that the number of martyrs of the zionist regime 's attack on damascus was five and the number of wounded was 15. zionist enemy to syria in the middle of the night poisonous fighters nothing from the skies of the occupied golan attacked several points in the city of damascus and its suburbs last week, when the israeli regime claimed to be ready to help the people affected by the earthquake, but it was soon proven with this attack that the zionists are lying. it has no smell of humanity and with these attacks in syria and palestine it shows that this enemy regime of the resistance in this attack, a residential complex was targeted by enemy missiles, as a result of which 5 people were martyred and 15 others were injured . it is not expected from the zionist regime, the energy to continue the life of schroeder is murder and bloodshed people know that the zionist enemy claimed that it targeted the places affiliated to the islamic republic of iran in damascus, but the official authorities denied this claim. the director of the emergency medical center of zahedan unive

kalani condemned the zionist attack on targets in damascus and the suburbs of this city.a result of the zionist missile attack on a residential building in damascus, 20 people were martyred and injured . the number of wounded in this attack was announced by 15 people. in this attack, the areas of kafr three dimensions of the farm were targeted from the front side of eshq ali. the zionist enemy attacked syria again at midnight. it was attacked by various calendar competitions it was last week that the israeli regime claimed to be ready to help the people affected by the earthquake in syria, but soon with this attack it was proved that the zionists are lying and their energy has no smell of humanity and with these attacks in syria and palestine it shows that this regime is the enemy of the resistance in this the attack on a residential complex was targeted by enemy rockets, as a result of which 5 people were martyred and 15 others were injured, and the behavior of the warmongers is not what we expect from the zionist regime. affiliated to the islamic republic of iran in dam

so if it goes through damascus, it might get to other places like idlib.ugh? >> well, you'd like to think so. but over the past 12 years, the regime has maintained a consistent siege and starve strategy against all of its opponents across the country. so, no. if that aid goes into damascus, there is an extraordinarily slim chance of any of it going to opposition held areas of the country. in 2022, there was a push by the united nations to see if it could get more aid from damascus to the opposition-held northwest. the hardest hit region by the earthquake. that aid is cross line. in other words, it remains inside syria but goes to other areas of the country. now, of all of the aid that made its way to northwestern syria in 2022, 99.6% of it came cross border from turkey and only 0.4% made its way from damascus. the regime has an atrocious track record of providing humanitarian assistance or allowing humanitarian assistance into opponent areas. so, no, there is no reason to put faith into what the regime said. this is the regime's opportunity to turn the con

what's going on, what has gone on damascus to what happened in the gulf last week? what do you make of it? all, i don't think it's really too much of a tit for tat. because while there's apparently some side, some kind of an attack on tanker that's partially perhaps owned by an israeli businessman that was empty sailing in the gulf and is red bombing and out of capital. downtown downtown damascus, where there are some sensitive and civilians structure. and it's not the 1st time it's been happening for 10 years within see bombardment of bankers in the gulf of past 10 years. but we've seen israeli bombardment in syria, presumably against hearing and targets within syria. happening since 2013. they went from few few a year to few months in 2018. 2019. and now they just don't stop. and they've gone from attacking depos, messiah or locations to military bases and airports. and now it's downtown. so really, the israeli humiliation of the syrian regime and his are in our lives is nothing to be compared by anything that is read, what is business is gone. and oh, we often in

they appear to be prisoners held in detention centers in damascus. turner to look at them up, cathedral them loose. good, good luck. hold that the chance to them of the what for what kind of mobile shot of done off the reserve 30 from there you to some cannot warnock or you may not want to have another month is our, you know, another or ashatash them hello, measured elaine, a lucky the martin is our one minute which kind of knock while while we're lumber and would a home should computer done? i maria visual your. what is weird to wish at the us, but as i said 2 should be in the here. good album. year maxwell, beginning with the right warm would occur you in august 2013, the photographer felt he was under threats by the rebels, helped him to escape to night, an exclusive new report alleging systematic torture and killing of prisoners by the assad regime in early 2014 caesar's images were released to the medium and seen around the world, a team of renowned war crimes. prosecutors studied the pictures and interviewed caesar to establish authenticity. de

sana'a killed five people 15 injured video residents, damascus, now publish in social networks report the shelling introduced everything from the dutch heights. well, in israel, this blow has not yet been commented on, no comments from western countries . a large-scale conference of volunteers has opened in moscow today. and volunteers liberation. donbass everything for the victory is carried out by the russian military historical society together with the foundation. i remember for the first time representatives of humanitarian missions from different russian regions who work in the special operation zone will gather at one site. we will find out all the details of our correspondent and says, igor welcomes pikhanov on a direct line. so today, the forum hello daria is on the agenda now, the main agenda is to help the population of donbass to the inhabitants of the front-line territories, a conference organized by the russian military-historical society, as well as the foundation i remember united representatives of dozens of volunteer organizations in moscow, as well as public figures

family history is calling on the you and to condemn israel for miss l. strikes on a building in damascus that killed at least 5 people. it in the building that was hit, is there a large security complex and it's close to iranian installations? iranian state media has said that reports of iranian citizens being among the victims, a baseless last month, 4 people were killed and another is ready strike on the damascus international airport. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu was accused iran of being behind an attack on an oil tanker in the gulf. last week liberian flag vessel was hit by a drone strike. while sailing through the arabian sea, allow me to mamma to show our efforts against the iranian front, do not stop the simple reason that rounds hostilities do not stop you. last week, around again attacked an oil tank in the gulf regarding the freedom of international navigation volume. and yesterday it a tech and american vice in syria. you are moving around, continues to send lethal weapons to strike the masses of innocent people, far from its borders. and relentlessly tries to st