but i think people are aware of what you are doing, and you're trained to deescalate, and you are trained to do everything you can to help the individual, even at the risk of your own lives and your own safety, i think it will save a lot of lives because of the fact that you will remove that apprehension that some people have about dealing with law enforcement in situations like this. so i'll leave you with the message of the waiting period, what i tell my audiences at the end of it -- by the way, i do this show for free. i do it most sundays at the morris on sunday afternoons because i want to spread the message, you're not alone, you're not by yourself, and if i can standup and spill my guts to strangers for 75 minutes, you can tell somebody your thoughts that are not in your best interests. it's paid for by donations through gofundme that funds the program. i do this every week, but just tell somebody. if you're hurt, if you're struggling, just tell somebody. and the fact that you are doing what you're doing with c.i.t. means that people who are struggling can feel comfortable and can

zones in syria in practical terms policing the deescalation zones proved to be very difficult getting them up and running proved to be very difficult but the headline news from the setting up of those deescalation zones were buses carrying fighters people civilians women and children out of those deescalation zones we're also seeing there mr rouhani flanked by his foreign minister and also we've heard a shot of the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov listening but listening very intently of course the russians were involved as well in the a standard process not so much engaged with perhaps. the geneva process when that was at the vanguard of trying to get some sort of peace deal or negotiations on the ground in syria mr rouhani earlier saying as well we will not impose our wishes about self determination he also said we are aware of other concerns from other people involved in the conflict taking into account the consequences of fighting terrorism he said to sum up we are fighting for peace he said we want to help the people of syria we want a pulling out of foreign forces from syr

it has taken many of our surprise indeed it's the demilitarized zone in not only deescalation zones has this is not an extension to the previous situation of the deescalation it's also taking a further step by demilitarizing one zone it took me by surprise for us we've been monitoring this for the past hour we did notice that the turkish army reinforced its positions around them but it monitoring points on the. the front line so to speak over the separation line between the syrian army and the militants including the terrorists and we couldn't understand why because the this has been taking for the past taking place for the past three weeks we couldn't understand why because it seemed that there was an imminent military operation in everything was you know this the stage was set you know everything was was there for for a start of an operation and the turkish army kept reinforcing now it seems that it all makes sense there's going to be some patrolling by turkish and russian. units along this the demilitarized zone which tells you that this agreement has been you know taken place or bei

libya's the last so-called deescalation zone in syria. must not be transformed in. the un chief warns of a humanitarian might man syria's last rebel stronghold as it faces a government offensive. for the president alluded silver drops out of brazil's presidential race for the end of her dad will be the workers' party candidate and next month's vote bracing for hurricane florence more than a million people are ordered to evacuate the u.s. east coast and expressing through them oh jeez we'll tell you how these symbols could transform our lives through art and science. talks at the united nations in new york and in geneva to avert a full scale assault on soviet province can to. to go nowhere the head of the u.n. again reiterated that ad lib must not become a bloodbath warning that an assault would unleash about a terry and light mare not previously seen in the conflict in geneva the un special envoy to syria stuff on them is to have begun new talks with officials from turkey russia and iran while the ad lib itself syrians fleeing the newman assault have begun arriving

i would like to remind you that as a result of the operation conducted in the south western deescalation zone in syria by government troops supported by russian airspace forces this summer the un peacekeeping contingent was able to resume its work on the border between syria and israel in the golan heights in accordance with the un security council resolution three fifty conducted in nineteen seventy fourth. sean august the second twenty eighteen the un peacekeeping contingent accompanied by the russian military police organized patrols in the golan heights area for the first time after a six year hiatus. the russian military support of this mission ensured that they were shelling attacks on israeli territory from the golan heights currently six observation posts of the russian military police are set up along the . line providing security for the u.n. mission staff. you know ordered to prevent missile strikes from iran back to formations these are all requested to settle the situation in the area adjacent to the golan heights where iran backed formations can deploy heavy weapons . to ru

terrorist groups but this has been laid out in the greens about the deescalation zone and in the similar approach was laid out in the un security council resolutions and syria and it should be abided by in addition together with our. partners the horror being very very constructive as regards this issue we are facilitating a local agreements local negotiations between a moderate opposition groups the end of the syrian government for the same as it was in other discolorations zones and we're also of also assist in creating the need syrian coast corydoras in safe havens for civilians this is the same manner in which we acted during the liberation of eastern aleppo in eastern guta because i don't want to make any comparisons but just to give you a full picture there were no safety corridors new no humanitarian corridors no local. ceasefires. when. the u.s. led coalition was bombing. warmest sue and what's been going on in iraq and continues to go on is clearly a humanitarian catastrophe for reasons unclear to me. it is not spoken about in the way it's probably deemed politically incorrect a

a country that one of them was one of the countries that created the deescalation zone was that there are threats right now being created. by the militants there i mean. the national province of aleppo the threats. our military objects in syria so just stick with our. airfields. during our meeting we have talked about the situation and we have decided to create to create any way in. the market ability to create by fifty the by the fifteenth of. october this year to create a demit arised zone of fifteen to twenty kilometers between the territories controlled by the militants and the third is controlled by the syrian government. and we're hoping to move militants including the. front militants to move them away from the zone and we are also hoping to remove from the area. have the. military. equipment. i mean we have you for that we have. agreed to organize the trolls in the area and to restore transit between. political and aleppo and. also we did this at the proposal of our service counterparts in russia and turkey and i have read their desire to fight terrorism in syria and it's in a

or deescalation course courses are necessary you don't need a class on how to survive the aftermath of your soon to serve and protect us you're sworn to remain calm you're sworn to make sure that you treat everybody equal under the color of them are despite the protests the tulsa county sheriff's office did not cancel the class they said it was not related to the shooting itself but rather to the potential consequences arising from any similar incident here's why officer shelby thinks the course is necessary i faced many challenges that i was unprepared for such as threats to my life by activist groups to loss of my class is to help others by sharing some of the skills i used to cope with the stress of my critical incident for officer shelby to play the victim in. saying that she's being bullied in tormented by. the media and activist groups groups who are simply voicing their concern groups who are fighting for justice for the killing of unarmed men by law enforcement groups who have experienced loss and pain in for her to turn this around in make this about herself my family is gr

live province is the last remaining terrorist stronghold in the country and also one of syria's deescalation zones even saying that it seemed as though some of his colleagues would rather not see it liberated but despite the fact that the u.s. doesn't really have any faith in the talks the three countries will be meeting again in russia now that's according to the russian ambassador but back to do they advance the u.s. and russia when out of again bickering over a potential solutions to the conflict let's take a look. russia iran and assad are done the demolishing in lead and asking us to call it peace but here's the reality a stomach has failed it has failed to stop the violence or to promote a political solution i want to stress once again that deescalation zones were temporary measures they should be either a local peace or a counterterrorism operation i also learned that some of our colleagues are trying to influence our stand our partners you will not succeed in this my american colleagues said that the istana process has failed and maybe you want it to you but i'm going to disappoint y

the deescalation was it an unexpected move because russia had previously said it was going to you know force the option to full sounds the remaining militants instead is going for this this is we surprised. firstly thank you very much for having me and good evening. i think when it comes to the broader discourse of the syrian civil war. i think it is certainly an achievement that there is a an agreement and i think some would not find it. i will find it very difficult to first see any kind of agreement however i think would begin the context of these days now especially the relations of the people who are or the international relations of the of the members that are involved in. this agreement so russia and turkey. you know i don't see it being surprising i i i. did on dissipate that there will be an agreement because there are. commonalities that they share and i think both of them both of the statements that are mentioned by the heads of state mentioned about. the insurgency or the threat of terrorism but also they share. a certain relationship with the united states and overlapping

which they have cynically systematically and ruthlessly violated in february they violated the deescalation zone and eastern ghouta then in july russia blatantly broke a commitment made by president putin and president trump to uphold a cease fire arrangement in southwest syria now in russia and iran are violating their last remaining so called the escalation zone these are not be actions of good faith parties of peace this is not how you demonstrate your commitment to protecting civilian lives and this is not how you convince the united states and other countries to fund reconstructed reconstruction efforts in syria i repeat that it would be absurd for the united states and other countries to consider the demands from russia and its allies that the world should fund reconstruction efforts in syria as russian airstrikes pummel it live in an escalation of a new military assault. russia iran and assad or daimler are demolishing it live and asking us to call it peace but here's the reality a stomach has failed it has failed to stop the violence or to promote a political solution we will know t

we have provided eight humanitarian aid to millions of people in need just like the deescalation zones that have recently been declared in the city of it the number of syrian students attending school in turkey is well above six hundred thousand refugees in our country have access to all the health care services free of charge just like any other turkish citizen. in addition we attend to all of the needs of the refugees that are in the turkish protection centers however so far we have only received six hundred million dollars from international organizations and we have received only one point seven billion euros from the e.u. which is not going directly into the turkish budget but instead these funds are directly allocated to the ngos working for the refugees. the european union previously pledged three billion euros to be allocated to turkey but it's now subject to. projects. we continue providing our services to refugees every day without any conditions without. any interruptions whatsoever we expect more generous and flexible support to turkey especially by the e.u. which has preve

we'll see but i think we have a very far from a deescalation of this raul will raise see how hundreds of billions of u.s. dollars tariffs on chinese goods sixty billion dollars worth of chinese terrace on u.s. goods which side hurts more. the u.s. economy can hardly replace the chinese goods so it's not like these goods will be produced in the united states what's going to happen probably is that prices of the chinese goods will increase maybe the chinese currency will devalue a little about in the end it could very well be that the u.s. is the loser or the u.s. consumer is the biggest loser in this thing so it's not clear that this will hit the chinese more than the u.s. now winter giants like washington and beijing fight with each other where does that to dispute leafier up. well europe has no interest in global protectionism increasing on the other hand there are opportunities for european companies now and there are opportunities for europe to get to stay out of this route so it could be that on the one hand the chinese will make concessions to the europeans to intensify trade wit

well we are getting very conflicting information on what this demilitarized or deescalation zone the safe zone will look like some turkish media channels have been reporting that it's kind of a circle around city that will be monitored by and patrolled by turkish and russian soldiers alike fifteen to twenty kilometers wide other sources say it will be an area that starts here right behind me at the turkish border and then extends into the province but we are getting a very different information here i think so far it's not entirely clear how this demilitarized zone will look like but the plan is to withdraw every heavy military equipment and to make radical militants that what that's what president putin said leave the area but there are many open questions like will these militants relief there are thousands of armed fighters in the will they comply will they leave. briefly what does that. get out of this agreement. well to add on seeks to that's what many analysts say as a longer term presence inside syria he wanted such a buffer zone three or four. since quite a while now he got s

not get here, going back to the peace dubs and looking at this long—term, there is no sign of deescalationention it they are. the cyber war ordered against moscow and the military network. are those measures and how would they affect the network? is that cutting finances? scrambling communication? how does this really affect moscow? it is difficult to gauge because the measures that spies and espionage go through his cloak and dagger so we cannot tell. that cyber warfare is very much part of what is going on and is the future. it needs to be pa rt and is the future. it needs to be part of the solution or part of the tools of battle that we now deploy in the uk against this. an enormous amount of dodgy money coming out of russia, certainly, the russian oligarchs, the broader economy is quite great and that is something that inner—city london have tackled so definitely finance as well. whatever happened to the concept of innocent until proven guilty? they are suspects, key ones, admittedly, but moscow state that they are accusing britain of manipulation, the names and photos published in the

effort to deescalating tensions on the korean peninsula have hit another snag plans for a historic railway meant to link north and south korea have been blocked by the u.s. led united nations command the u.n. has controlled movement across the demilitarized zone separating the north and south since the end of the korean war last week planning and seoul were due to start planning the project but that was halted by the un body to enter korean rail project was supposed to improve trade and tourism in the region human rights attorney eric sirota can things the u.s. should stop meddling and the korean peace process. these are all great through steps you know. the united states would frankly get out of the way which is unfortunate you can see the incredible efforts and the incredible craving for peace and reunification that we saw in the eyes of the family exchanges recently we've seen the hopes for peace on so many levels with president movement and chairman kim jong il and so consequently those are being thwarted now all. as a quite a reminder that the u.s. still holds quite a military griffin

there is well that's a very good question so deescalation agreements elsewhere in syria such as southwest syria collapse after a period of time so this isn't going to be forever it's just an interim agreement it will separate the two forces a lot will come down now to who abides by these agreements and. does the right federation or the outside regime or the iranians target some of the parties that some of the groups in it look there are not. a lot of things can happen along the way. i want to ask his well about the story that's making news in syria which we reported on earlier idea tack on the on the city of. a technical industrial compound in the city of. which is in the in the heart of syrian government territory who do you think may have been behind that attack. i would imagine that is probably israel they have been hitting iranian targets and missile production facilities in syria since they struck a deal with the russians a few weeks ago. so i was soon that it was it was israel but you have to wait and see there was a lot of you know there are a lot of military actors in the mediterr

demilitarized zone deescalation zone will in fact look like ok you know. what does this deal for turkey and for president richard. for him first of all it means a diplomatic success he was the one who when convinced president putin not to have this not to force this major offensive turkey of course has geopolitical interests in syria it wants to sell a longer term presence over there it wants to be part of negotiations over syria's future but for now it also means that a large scale refugee influx that something president adam has been warning about will not happen in the near future the borders will remain closed and turkey will try to take care of the many i.d.p.'s inside syria from over here maybe you can see trucks going and coming across this border gate there are huge humanitarian aid deliveries into it live that's what turkey is trying to do to take care of people inside it looked province. on the border to. turkey thanks so much for the details we have at the moment and bring us up to date. and we have this breaking news coming in in this region a

my goal, to deescalate this situation. looking at how the person in the simulator is acting and reacting, the sergeant can change it up. >> in your case, you didn't really engage the subject at all. there were options for to have the -- me to have the person exka late more and particular -- escalate particular and more. >> reporter: and it gives people instant feedback and can track the rounds they fire, if any, and where the rounds went. >>> the sfpd says uses of force are done 15.9% when compares 2017 to 2016. >>> and a month after mollie tibbetts' body was discovered, another student from iowa state is found dead. it's a high accomplished student athlete. the body was found at cold water golf lining yesterday. she had stab wounds to her neck, head, and upper body. police discovered the homeless suspect, colin daniel richards not foor from the golf -- far from the golf course. >> stains tested positive for the presence of human blood. a knife was recovered from the location. >> and today, daniel richards appeared before

september nineteenth the russian survey aircraft it was twenty started its patrol mission in a deescalation zone and it lived in syria's northwest around the same time four israeli f. sixteen fighter jets left israel's as space they flew over neutral waters of the mediterranean and took up a combat ready position ninety kilometers from syria's port of latakia at twenty one thirty nine the israeli air force informed russia its f. sixteen s with a carry out an air raid in northern syria but the israeli message was misleading because israel informed russia it would strike targets in the north of syria but instead they had targets in the western province of latakia just a minute after the cole israeli jets conducted as strikes in the taqiyya province following the cole the russian it was when he received an order to move south and exit the supposed to target zone with such short notice the russian plane was unable to reach a safe area eleven minutes after the attack began syrian air defenses started firing missiles already in combat position at twenty one fifty nine one of the f. sixteen starte

decisions were indeed made during those hours a long talks between a russia and turkey now the deescalation zone was hanging in the year during the negotiations but the two leaders seem to disagree all the way through with that's why this particular agreement which was always of the press conference came as a surprise to so many of the both sides agreed to create a demilitarized zone between the militants and a government troops of around fifteen to twenty kilometers by the fifteenth of october and also during the press conference of the turkish president said that to gather with russia they will radek a terrorism in the region. together with russia we will make maximum effort to get rid of radical groups from this territory turkey and russia will patrol this territory to ensure compliance right after the talks or russia's defense minister announced that there is going to be no military offensive he also added that all of the details of the agreement which was a reach today will be discussed with the syrian government of very soon during the upcoming talks the situation in the province of i

been talking about certain imminence offensive against the last remaining rebel strongholds the deescalation zone. in syria i think we can show that so now because the announcements made earlier in sochi by russia type and. construct a very different scenario for that area what they have talked about is setting up a fifteen to twenty kilometer demilitarized buffer zone essentially separate thing the syrian forces of the government from the rebel groups that have been kind of carolled into the. town and and countryside. what this will mean is that they essentially have to pull back the heavy weaponry except for and opposition groups will have to pull back from this buffer zone the buffer zone will be leased by russian and turkish troops it amounts i think to a fairly significance diplomatic victory for russia and one for some time now he's been stridently voicing his opposition to the looming offensive and russia although it was never particularly enthusiastic about the humanitarian disaster. you know a full bore offensive on it live would have entailed would have gone through it had it norma

general assembly is definitely an opportunity to deescalate their relations at this stage ok donald trump clearly the u.s. president is going to be there the u.s. is standing accused however of going well well beyond its stated opposition to the iranian nuclear deal is there any substance in your mind to those claims coming out of tehran. well there are enough psychos that show in that direction in don't forget the u.s. national security advisor john bolton actually sets last year that effort similar to the efforts of the and the a group of the group that claimed responsibility for this attack should be supported. and yesterday while this attack was happening rudy giuliani president trump's lawyer was actually speaking at an event of another excited group or terrorist group or any cheney and that kind of relationship both between mr bolton and any case i know who was here and also mr giuliani and also so after statements that have come out of the. state department in the past point in that direction that the u.s. is going far beyond diplomatic efforts to try to put pressure on iran and to

catastrophe is vital we are watching the situation over there very cautiously it was the last one of the deescalation and we are knowledge that there are extremist organizations who are operating from there are the words the way to eliminate them is really include operation with. with with turkey and with the with the other allies over there in order to make sure that the protection of the civilians we want to avoid another catastrophe to take place. and we see that. the same the same thing has been repeated elsewhere unfortunately because those which are being committed by the regime in the past years against their own people. a state funeral is being held for the former u.n. special general kofi annan and his home country ghana. passed away last month at the age of eighteen and the berries and a private ceremony a few hours from now. across from that awkward address is in the acro where that funeral is being held so it's like quite a large affair there with plenty of dignitaries in attendance. absolutely laura lots of dignitaries presidents a diplomats from around the world including the current u.

september nineteenth the russian survey aircraft it with twenty started its patrol mission and it deescalation zone in in syria's northwest around the same time four israeli f. sixteen fighter jets left israel's air space they flew over neutral waters of the mediterranean and took up a combat ready position ninety kilometers from syria's port of latakia at twenty one thirty nine the israeli air force informed russia its f. sixteen s were to carry out an air raid in northern syria but the israeli message was misleading because israel informed russia would strike targets in the north of syria but instead they hit targets in the western province of latakia just a minutes after the call israeli jets conducted as strikes in the taqiyya province following the call the russian good relational was all the parties was is was the arabs was the palestinians. i wonder how long will it last that you can be a friend of everybody because by the end of the day we are dealing with a very fragile reality in the middle east with very contradictory power and a lot of atrocity as we know and violence but russia th

the market is saying today was a deescalation i don't know if it's right in three months but for today, it appears to be the right. >> goldman thinks it's getting worse. are we too complacent. >> no, i mean -- i agree with guy, first of all they have other bullets. guy pointed every time we talk that the chinese are in the long haul the data came out chinese has been a net seller of treasuries four out of five months. not in their best interests to dump those but they are in a position to play play a longer game. process this is not your father's trade war. >> why hasn't the market react snd you have to trade the market in front of you. i would think the market made up its mind that the u.s. does have more leverage than the chinese. >> for the moment. >> for today. >> for the moment. >> but to his point we are closer to the end. guy mentioned the -- go ahead. >> so the market is at all-time highs, totally outperformed the rest of the world. you are seeing global indicators indicating the trade war have owe is having a major effect it it has an ekt effect on the globe it achkts us it's

-china relationship and the trade war does not deescalate.eond that, it has to contagion and thinking crisis across latin america and europe. that's what we are watching for. alix: a fair point, the president tweeted that the chinese markets are collapsing as a result of his stance. trade talks are not going anywhere necessarily. is that will we make of the selloff we are seeing in the oil price? >> today, there was reaction to the tweet. generally, any time there has been a tweet or a statement about trade wars, the market gets jittery. depending on how about the trade war gets, you can move between half a million barrels a day to a million barrels per day if this really becomes a global contagion. if china slows down, all of asia will slow down. that's a big deal, and we need to watch out carefully. alix: let's go to the bull case, the iea seeing oil plus 80 because you do not see saudi arabia making up for the losses in iran and venezuela. do you agree? >> yes, and we have held that view for a long time. yes, after the opec meeting, saudi

solution in syria but let's not waste time with the december mation distractions and outright lives deescalation zones or temporary measures that should be either a local police or a counterterrorism operation russia iran and a star and are down the line are demolishing in lead and asking us to call it peace . it is claimed the president bashar al assad gave the order to use chlorine the syrian authorities are not going to do that they do not have chemical weapons i ask you again to listen to us it would be an invitation for the western countries to launch an attack on syria which they're threatening if chemical weapons are used. because warning of a possible staged chemical attack by militant fighters in a glib province which is the last terrorist stronghold in the country and says it's designed to frame damascus and provoke large scale foreign military intervention russia's defense ministry claims that the filming indeed of such an assault already begun it says the self-styled rescue group the white helmets are involved of making the video the group has been active on social media to posting w

can play many of the agreements previously reached other deescalation zones. as was provided for in time now. we hope that when the agreement is implemented in the nasr front and other terrorist groups will be bragging. that. a limb in eighteen the last remnant of terrorism in syria and. any foreign presence from syrian territory without the consent of the syrian government. illegal and comes to them a flagrant violation of international law and the un charter it is an assault on our national sovereignty in the which undermines where you counterterrorism efforts and threaten regional peace and security. we therefore consider any forces operating on syrian territory without an explicit request from the syrian government including with us french and turkish forces. occupying forces and will be dealt with accordingly and they must withdraw immediately and without any conditions who are ladies and gentlemen. israel continues to occupy a dear part of our land and the syrians are gone and our people there continue to suffer because of it oppressive and aggressive po

out that it live province is the last remaining terrorist stronghold in syria and it's also a deescalation zone and he said that it seems that some colleagues don't want to see it liberated and now according to the syrian envoy there around ten thousand militants in live and they are referred to as moderate rebels we've all heard that before and we should also remind ourselves today that osama bin laden was the original moderate rebel in the eighty's and he was backed and armed by the. cia and everything changed when washington's a valiant valiant hero against communism was found to be the perpetrator of the nine eleven attacks now there is a chance that history might be repeating itself in syria which russia iran and china have all warned but now it looks like the a trilateral summit the next trilateral summit will be meeting in russia so we'll just have to see if there are any positive developments that come out of that. so america live from washington d.c. this hour thank you for. russia's military sales terrorists there have started their final preparations for a possible faults flag a

do and the plane is taken out then of course this can escalate very quickly but as long as the deescalation zone parties i.e. russia turkey and iran have a good understanding between each other one would hope that further escalation is stopped but one never knows of this conflict and how do you think israel will then react to today's development. other years it'll be taken aback because those will have been lobbying russia for more than a decade even before this war began for them not to sell the syrians as three hundred but i think when it comes to the russian israeli defense agreement the russians have kept their own of the bargain there they've been extremely careful to look after israel's interests but israel of that acted very recklessly and they only have themselves to blame for the s. three hundred ending up in syria because this is been as i said a long time coming it was more than a decade ago that the russians and the syrian started negotiating for buying the s three hundred and now i think it's very important for the syria defense to have s. three hundred but also for russia's mi

failed to stop the violence or to promote a political solution i want to stress once again that deescalation zones with temporary measures they should be either a local peace or a counterterrorism operation i also learned that some of our colleagues are trying to influence our stand our partners you will not succeed in this my american colleagues said that the istana process has failed maybe you want it to but i'm going to disappoint you i'm sure we will achieve results. which you now it looks like history might repeat itself but we can only hope for the best and look forward to a liberated terrorist free syria. russia's ambassador to the u.n. claimed there is no reason for damascus to use chemical weapons and that it would only risk a military response from western powers. and russia's military meanwhile has repeated its claim that terrorists and ad libbed have started their final preparations for a possible folds flac attack dale hawkins brings us the developments. the russian ministry of defense has been warning for two weeks of a possible false flag operation by militants using chemical

decisions were indeed made during those hours a long talks between a russia and turkey now the deescalation zone was hanging in the year during the negotiations but the two leaders seem to disagree all the way through it that's why this particular agreement which was a waste of the press conference came as a surprise to so many now of the both sides agreed to create a demilitarized zone between the militants and a government troops of around fifteen to twenty kilometers by the fifteenth of october and also during the press conference of the turkish president said that to gather with russia they will radek a terrorism in the region. together with russia we will make maximum effort to get rid of radical groups from this territory turkey and russia will patrol this territory to ensure compliance. right after the talks are russia's defense minister announced that there is going to be a no military offensive on at length he also added that all the details of the agreement which was a reach today will be discussed with the syrian government of very soon during the upcoming talks now the situation

with russia called to such an agreement we have prevented the regimes bloody assaults against the deescalation area in it look province with three and a half million civilians out of. dyllon blamed the international community for backtracking on pledges to provide billions of dollars to the three and a half million syrian refugees living in turkey. but it's the elusive peace between these rallies and the palestinians that continues to feed anger in the region the trump administration is working on a new deal but leaders in the region are skeptical and what could possibly be the future of what some propose a single binational state whose very foundation is a rejection of the equality of its own people that's the ugly undemocratic reality of the one state idea the united nations' annual gathering is a crucial platform for leaders to defend their policies egyptian president of the fatah has sisi said the priority now should be the fight against armed group.

twice or they probably will not do it or probably discuss it with the russians so that it's called deescalation mechanism all in all i think that what the russians are good at that. i don't think it or russians thinking or frankly russian satisfaction with when it comes to this issue from moscow made a strategic political decision by sending three hundred it was not a military decision and i think it was a long term wise decision and it was a long term game that the moscow plate in syria is going to come out come out you know you're a military expert do you think the israelis will test this missile system and that is being set up in syria do you think that they're going to go that far they're going to probe what do you think i think we have a very careful and highly unlikely that they'd go having said that the israelis always test the limits of all the norms of war and they go to the extremes the syrians have been trying to get the s. three hundred for almost ten years and one of the key reasons it didn't get it was israelis were able to convince moscow don't give the syrians s. three hundred a

think that is important even mine that russia will probably head in the middle east balance for she deescalate with israel eventually he built that relationship with iran rather than taking sides because hedging is the best tragedy for its overall geopolitical agenda was to rebel what do you make of that is russia going to be able to balance all of these often opposing and trusts. i think that the chances for. fellow complications great job in the used to be on the one hand but i think that there is no other the super bowl that would be able to stop a share from doing whatever it wants to build them accounts of him almost insignificant in syria and only and it'll be about the old the going what's left of the one you're fielding if we're talking about the. middle east policy there isn't much left more than that and i think that there is. going chances for further complications. technical level and the but they beg me that they are long gone the russians will continue balancing will continue biasing their different interests of the different powers that they'll be doing within the middle east fo

libya's the last so-called deescalation zone in syria. it must not be transformed in. the u.n. chief warns of a humanitarian nightmare and syria's last rebel stronghold as it faces a government offensive. brazil's former president alluded to silva drops out of the election fernando how valid will be the workers' party candidate in next month's vote bracing for hurricane florence more than a million people are ordered to evacuate the u.s. east coast and expressing through them oh jeez a new exhibition in london looks at how the some could be used in the fight against malaria. talks at the united nations in new york and in geneva to avert a full scale assault in syria's province continue to go nowhere the head of the u.n. has again reiterated that live must not become a bloodbath warning that an assault would on leash a humanitarian nightmare not previously seen in the conflict meanwhile in geneva the u.n. special envoy to syria stefan de mistura began new talks with officials from turkey russia and iran while an adlib itself will syrians fleeing the looming assault have begun ar