special envoy to syria has told al-jazeera there are worrying signs that eisel is trying to regroup in the desert or diplomatic editor james frey's 'd reports from the united nations. they create diffract state. of syria and iraq and read the most brutal way justifying their actions with their own interpretation of islam. 2 years ago president trump declared eisele had been defeated. after a long military operation some of it human rights campaigners say also carried out in a brutal manner involving kurdish fighters the iraqi military american special forces and u.s. bombardment from the air. now their former capital racker lies in ruins but experts say eisel may be slowly rebuilding themselves in the deserts of syria and what we've witnessed in central syria in particular is a robust and growing isis campaign that is applying pressure on the military and oil infrastructure that is actually forcing the russians the regime and the iranians to respond and try to figure out how to stabilize the security situation is such talk alarmist not according to the u.n. special envoy for syria pede

lost 3 of his soldiers during the operation which killed 5 eisel fires the main target was the local ice leader whom the commander has personally known for years. as the saying goes people off mic i know america we know how i saw more our youth a very cooperative in this martyr and willing to sacrifice themselves for tara mia but there's another often unspoken reason driving this desire for greater empowerment the fear that shia armed groups could use isis activity as an excuse to take control of the area just as they did in other parts of iraq. call from a powerful were afraid of the 2 sides both the militias and i saw the 2 faces of the same corps in one just keeps killing but militias that are protecting us while they are bio houses and from last year prime minister most of our cover me assured people in tahrir mia no outside force would occupy their land a fragile promise in a country where the state struggles to assert its authority while also battling isis resurgence seem awful to an al-jazeera mia. brazil has recorded its highest daily number of krona virus deaths since the be

he lost 3 of his soldiers during the operation which killed 5 eisel fires the main target was the local ice leader whom the commander has personally known for years who was the saying goes people of mecca know mecca the sands of the area know how i. how they enter and exit our youth is very cooperated in this matter but there's another often unspoken reason driving this desire for greater empowerment the fear that shia armed groups could use isis activity as an excuse to take control of the area just as they did in other parts of iraq. the militias say they will come to protect us but the log houses and farms last year prime minister most the bulk of the me assured people in tahrir mia no outside force would occupy their land a fragile promise in a country where the state struggles to assert its authority while also battling isis resurgence seem awful to 0 mia the colombian government has given us for its role in the case of a journalist who was kidnapped tortured and raped while reporting on the civil war she say was the final day of hearings in the international trial underway at the

syrian kurdish forces in control of the serious serious northeast have launched a sweeping anti eisel security operation they've arrested more than 30 people in the whole county many of its 62000 residents or foreigners who are believed to have ties to eisele there have been dozens of murders in the whole this year the operation at the camp is expected to take about 10 days. well the u.n. special envoy to syria has told al-jazeera there are worrying signs i saw is trying to regroup in the desert the warning comes as the u.s. secretary of state anthony blinken is due to meet other foreign ministers to discuss what washington calls the enduring defeat of the armed group or diplomatic editor james bays reports from the united nations. they created their own diffract state. of syria and iraq and read the most brutal way justifying their actions with their own interpretation of islam. 2 years ago president trump declared eisele had been defeated. after a long military operation some of it human rights campaigners say also carried out in a brutal manner involving kurdish fighters the iraqi

during the day at night it's not safe many here say the iraqi army isn't doing enough to confront eisel they want more empowerment for the local troops like autonomy a battalion of the popular mobilization forces the p.m.s. is shia led but also includes sunni components like this one drawn from local tribes it only has around $250.00 fighters but it's often at the forefront of fighting eisel. we need more troops more advanced weapons all of it is needed in late february the commander was among several injured when his troops raided and i still hide out. the last 3 of the soldiers during the operation which killed 5 fires the main target was the local ice leader whom the commander has personally known for years who was the same goes people of meccano mecca the sons of the area know how i see. moves how they enter and exit our youth has very cooperated in this matter but there's another often unspoken reason driving this desire for greater empowerment this year that shia armed groups could use isis activity as an excuse to take control of the area just as they did in other parts of iraq.

we gain rare access to a region in iraq used by eisel for its recent attacks. both into the program israel may be facing more political deadlock after its 4th alexion in 2 years so far exit polls suggest no clear winner after tuesday's parliamentary election with the pandemic adding a layer of complication to the vote count the final results may not be known for some time but prime minister benjamin netanyahu is already branding it a great victory for his party how we force the reports now from west jerusalem. at its start benjamin netanyahu election campaign was all about bringing israel back to life through 1000 vaccines by the time it finished the message it boiled down to one phrase 2 more seats repeatedly telling his supporters he was within touching distance of the 61 needed for a majority coalition. it's the largest gap between 2 leading parties in israel in the last dozen years there is a large majority within the people of israel and with this pejorative the knesset who believe in our principles if possible and needed to set up a stable government in i

now their former capital rocker lies in ruins but experts say eisel may be slowly rebuilding themselves in the deserts of syria and what we've witnessed in central syria in particular is a robust and growing isis campaign that is applying pressure on the military and oil infrastructure that is actually forcing the russians the regime and the iranians to respond and try to figure out how to stabilize the security situation is such talk a lot of missed not according to the u.n. special envoy for syria pederson you should or should be worried about what you see as increased garnish activity is in order and in certain areas of syria and i have never before as you know members of the security council now we need a collaborative effort you fight the terrorists that are still active in syria i read of the american i'm going to be. on top of this there's another problem related to isolate the world is not confronting there are thousands of prisoners some of them foreign fighters mainly women and children being held in camps in northeast syria in the largest camp i'll hold there are nearly 30000

under the group's brutal rain event traveled on to car kasha christian enclave that was overrun by eisel fight as well crowds. lined the streets to see and then it was back to erbil where he started the day and where despite surging covert cases in iraq he celebrated mass in a stadium with 10000 people some on a fault in reports now from our bill. amid the rubble of mosul all city a prayer for the victims of war and they don't nearby christian town striving to recover from isis to your occupation and appeal to forgive and look to the future you know everything. it's a matter of conversion of the hearts reconciliation and putting aside our differences we must all work together for the future of her turn all of which recognizes a common humanity and together build a dialogue and forgive on his 3rd and final day in iraq pope francis traveled to the northern maine of a plains to highlight the plight of communities damaged by a war and then courage to shrinking christian minority to stay in their ancient homeland i saw may have been defeated here 4 years ago but the fear it spread still linge

now their former capital racker lies in ruins but experts say eisel may be slowly rebuilding themselves in the deserts of syria and what we've witnessed in central syria in particular is a robust and growing isis campaign that is applying pressure on the military and oil infrastructure that is actually forcing the russian the regime and the iranians to respond and try to figure out how to stabilize the security situation is such talk alarmist not according to the u.n. special envoy for syria pederson you should or should be worried about what you see as increased garnish activity is in order and in certain areas in syria and i have never before as you know members of the security council now we need a collaborative effort you fight the terrorists that are still active in syria and . iraq but i'm afraid to be. on top of this there's another problem related to isolate the world is not confronting there are thousands of prisoners some of them foreign fighters but mainly women and children being held in camps in northeast syria in the largest camp i'll hold there are nearly 30000 children t

thousands of people flee the violence in mozambique and there are fears some could now be radicalized by eisel. almost 6 years to the day since saudi arabia intervened in yemen and helped create the world's worst humanitarian crisis but now suddenly raby is offering up a plan for peace the saudi foreign minister's outlined a proposal for a nationwide ceasefire followed by a resumption of political talks to end the war the details in this report from sean bell us. from riyadh in saudi arabia as political and military elite came a proposal they want to end the war in yemen and they had some carrots for the who thinks we will do all we can to put the necessary. pressure on the these to accept and to come to the negotiating table and to lay down arms because we believe that a stop to the fighting and a focus on a political solution is the only way forward. this is her day to pause held by the who theses but under blockade by the saudi coalition meaning most fuel and food imports are not getting through. this is santa international airport held by the who thinks but has not seen regular commercial

during the day at night it's not safe many here say the iraqi army isn't doing enough to confront eisel they want more empowerment for the local troops like the ta to me a battalion of the popular mobilization forces the p.m.s. is shia led but also includes sunni components like this one drawn from local tribes it only has around $250.00 fighters but it's often at the forefront of fighting eisel. we need more troops more advanced weapons all of it is needed in late february the commander was among several injured when his troops raided and i still hide out. the last 3 of the soldiers during the operation which killed 5 firefighters the main target was the local ice leader whom the commander has personally known for years who was saying goes people of mecca know mecca the sounds of the area know how i saw moves how they enter. exit our youth has very cooperated in this matter but there's another often unspoken reason driving this desire for greater empowerment this year that shia armed groups could use isis activity as an excuse to take control of the area just as they did in other parts

the people displaced by armed groups affiliated with eisel in mozambique could become radicalized if the international community and the governments don't intervene soon that's the warning from the un's refugee agency which has been missing some of the worst affected communities how much us are reports. the numbers keep going up in northern mozambique according to the un's refugee agency nearly 700000 people have been forced to flee their homes and more than 2000 have been killed we're lucky learner's village in the standard came under attack one night he fled with his wife children and grandchildren. they left because of the war that affected us it was a month so we fled into the bush we stayed for days in the bush looking for a way out and running away from the conflict mozambique's government says fighters affiliated to eisele operating in parts of kabul delgado the militant group stage is 1st attack in 2017 since then the attacks have been bigger in scale and frequency taking on the army and the times seizing entire towns humanitarian workers reports beheadings rape abductions an

with his 1st ever visit to iraq by a pontiff where he met christian communities who were targeted spy eisel. a local media in myanmar is reporting 2 people have been killed after police fired on protesters in the northern town of maci know this is shops and factories have closed in myanmar largest city yun kong trade unions have called for a total economic shutdown to protest against the military coup after more than a month large crowds of protesters are still gathering in many cities security forces meanwhile are checking cards cars guarding hospitals and conducts an overnight raids to deter the and c 2 movements at least $59.00 protest has been killed since those protests began well as has added to the international backlash against myanmar is military and saying it suspending its defense cooperation program we have reviewed our military engagement and i announced yesterday that those activities would be suspended we've also reviewed our development assistance because one of the things that i do not want to do and the distributors not want to do is to penalize the people of myanmar the p

back in 2014 there he visited iraq's largest church which was partly destroyed by eisel fice and you know. it's a matter of conversion of the hearts reconciliation and putting aside our differences we must all work together for the future of perturb all of which recognizes a common humanity and together build a dialogue and forgive well.

christians in iraq has dropped in recent years partly due to them being persecuted by al qaida and eisel they hope their struggle to survive will get a boost from the pope's visit some wonderful scene reports from baghdad. 10 years ago louise francis a claim is survived one of the deadliest terror attacks on iraq's christian community it cost him his left ear drum $4.00 to $6.00 other christians their lives . about in the last thing i look at i thought it was the last seconds in this life there were very difficult moments you take a shot towards the room where we were in one hand grenade exploded that's when i was injured some of the project also stone my head in my chest. lewis and his son the were among more than $100.00 worshippers trapped inside the lady of salvation church in baghdad as gunmen laid siege to the building al qaida claimed responsibility for the attack one of many carried out against iraq's christian minority after the 2003 u.s. led invasion lewis is one of the few survivors of the church attack who stayed on in iraq and. i don't want to leave this is my home. but pres

made the plea on the final day of his historic trip to iraq as he told northern areas decimated by eisel the head of the roman catholic church was greeted by locals in the ruins of mosul he released a darvon heard from residents there about life under the group's brutal reign he then traveled on to car akasha christian enclave that was overrun by eisel fighters where crowds lined the streets to see him then it was back to erbil where he started the day and where despite surging covert cases he celebrated a mass in a stadium with 10000 people so wonderful to reports now from there bill. amid the rubble of mosul's old city a prayer for the victims of war and they don't nearby christian town striving to recover from isis to your occupation and appeal to forgive and look to the future. you know everything to be a sunni it's a matter of conversion of the hearts reconciliation and putting aside our differences we must all work together for the future for turn all of which recognizes a common humanity and together build a dialogue and forgive. on his 3rd and final day in iraq pope francis trave

any means in return for sparing his life and his family. 2 of his cousins were recently killed by eisel while working in secluded parts of the farm now the family burns the undergrowth to prevent fighters from using it to conceal their movements. we don't go out at night we just work during the day at night it's not safe security forces are deployed across the timea to prevent the movement of i saw sleeper cells and they are frequent operations to target isis fighters who use this remote area to hide and stage operations on the nearby capital many years say the iraqi army isn't doing enough to confront eisel they want more empowerment for the local troops like autonomy a battalion of the popular mobilization forces the p.m.s. is shia led but also includes sunni components like this one drawn from local tribes it only has around $250.00 fighters but it's often at the forefront of fighting eisel that also makes them a target the night after we visited this base it was attacked by a sniper. but we know from the leadership of the popular mobilization forces in the security forces that we ne

revolution worsened deep tribal rivalries pave the way for the rise of al qaida and eisel and resulted in geo political battles between countries including turkey russia the united arab emirates and egypt all competing for influence and power in the strategically important an oil rich country on the mediterranean sea the new unity administration led by interim prime minister abdul hamid debate is expected to replace the un recognized government of national accord based in tripoli and a parallel administration in the east controlled by the warlord khalifa haftar. fighting intensified in april 2019 when half the us forces which included various foreign militia groups supported by russian mercenaries launched a full scale offensive on tripoli in june last year the united states africa command said there were around 2000 russian most and raise fighting alongside hopped as men many of them working for a company called the wagner group which is owned by a close friend of russian president vladimir putin. the un security council has called on the estimated tens of thousands of foreign fighter

thank you no 2 years ago president trump declared eisele had been defeated that after a long military operation some of it human rights campaigners say also carried out in a brutal manner involving kurdish fighters the iraqi military american special forces and u.s. bombardment from the air. now their former capital racker lies in ruins but experts say eisel may be slowly rebuilding themselves in the deserts of syria and what we've witnessed in central syria in particular is a robust and growing isis campaign that is applying pressure on the military and oil infrastructure that is actually forcing the russians the regime and the iranians to respond and try to figure out how to stabilize the security situation is such talk a lot of missed not according to the u.n. special envoy for syria pederson you should actually be worried about what you see as increased direction activity is in the desert and in certain areas in syria and i have never before as you know the members of the security council now we need a collaborative effort you fight the terrorists that are still active in syria an

war the pontiff has addressed the christian community in the town of car cost which was overrun by eisel back in 2014 he visited iraq's largest church which was partly destroyed by isis i sense you know everything she did to me it's a matter of conversion of the hearts reconciliation and putting aside our differences we must all work together for the future for turtle love which recognizes a common humanity and together build a dialogue and forgive while pope francis is now returning to the city of our bill you can see there on that live shot the people have gathered to hear him address a mass we expect nearly 10000 people at that stadium will be bringing you that here on al-jazeera. now a prominent muslim politician has reportedly died after being arrested overnight by security forces 10 mala cause of death isn't known that as tony general ports the police and army have been carrying out increasing and brutal raids throughout the country. they come in the night firing stun grenades and live rounds. soldiers and police roaming residential neighborhoods shooting into buildings smashing pr

begun rationing fuel syrian kurdish forces in control of the north east have launched a sweeping anti eisel security operation they've arrested more than 30 people at the whole camp many of it $62000.00 residents are foreigners who are believed to add ties to eisele the operation at the camp is expected to take around 10 days indonesian police have identified the 2 suicide bombers the bru themselves up outside a packed cathedral in the casa at least 1000 people were injured the indonesian president is calling for unity the e.u. and the us have condemned neandertals military john dead least 100 protesters were killed by security forces on saturday and comes as 3000 people from corrent states have fled across the border to thailand many spent the night many spend the night sheltering in the jungle after the military launched airstrikes targeting the qur'an national liberation army. mexico has revised its kovan 1000 death toll up by nearly 60 percent on saturday the government said the number of coronavirus deaths is more than 321000 not 200 in 1000 as previously reported mexico's testing ways

not clear who was responsible earlier this month 3 female journalists were killed in the same city eisel claimed responsibility about taft. france insists it only killed fighters in a strike in mali after un investigators concluded 19 civilians died a un team says only 3 men were killed during the strike on the village of bounty in january it says it can to his decision after analyzing satellite images into being more than 400 people front says the evidence is weak so those are the headlines the news continues here now jazeera want to thank you thanks for watching but for now. it's a very bleak picture for a lot of americans out there a white supremacy impacts all of our if you're putting more money into the hands of some workers taking money out of the hands of other workers their own goes to their camp it becomes us versus them this is the deal about constraining your nuclear program the bottom line the big questions on out is there. in russia and im a mixed martial arts is a phenomenon. in this city hundreds of amec to fight is from top to a battle with few rules. there are. deep in t

damaged by a war and then courage to shrinking christian minority to stay in their ancient homeland eisel may have been defeated here 4 years ago but the fear it spread still lingers to feel safe church leaders say minorities need to be empowered to govern and protect themselves we could form like local police christian muslims together and train them together and they will know exactly who are there they know all the people very very well in that sense we offer jobs and also security and that the same time try to bring the trust of the people in their land again because they would feel that they are responsible in protecting this land yet i would i would urge the government really to take these steps. thousands of christians who fled the nineveh plains remain in the semi autonomous kurdish region and eagerly flocked to see pope francis hold mass in the capital at a beetle a shower like warfare but aka god willing it will be good and bring blessings for all of iraq we're in crisis i'm 60 years old and all of my life has been war may god and these walls. the pope's visit to iraq was a rare

has designated the isis mozambique as eisel i should say mozambique as a terrorist organization it also great to deploy some of its its troops to train mozambique's military was that a tipping point in this. i think we must be clear about this it will not be a tipping point that designation of the of the insurgency is let me state laid all linked to i says a complete over simplification the insurgency is not being led by these men extend the designation has given the united states the frame they need to expand the influence in mozambique it has given them americans a mandate of self-justification and to fight the so-called find against the islamic state how convenient can it be the islamic state has taken not just of the insurgency we have seen 45 claims to create it the last one in your power since then silence but to bruce even saying this is islamic state is simply showing me a lack of missed understanding and a 2 month training period by that very race will make no difference in terms of what is needed in the security forces of mozambique how do you see the situation in mozambique i

landed in northern iraq on the final day of his 3 day visit sea is traveling to areas badly hit by eisel including mosul then he's expected to deliver a mass for thousands of people in the semi autonomous kurdish regions capital bill later in the day this of course the 1st papal trip to iraq his simona full team in erbil with more on this historic journey through iraq from here from erbil he will be going to by helicopter he will disembark and visit the old city which is a.

stage operations on the nearby capital many years say the iraqi army isn't doing enough to confront eisel they want more empowerment for the local troops like autonomy a battalion of the popular mobilization forces the p.m.s. is shia led but also includes sunni components like this one drawn from local tribes it only has around $250.00 fighters but it's often at the forefront of fighting i saw that also makes them a target the night after we visited this base it was attacked by a sniper. but we know from the leadership of the popular mobilization forces in the security forces that we need more support vehicles more advanced weapons we need more troops all of this is needed in late february the commander was among several injured when his troops raided and i still hideout. lost 3 of his soldiers during the operation which killed 5 i still find terrorists the main target was the local ice leader whom the commander has personally known for years. as the saying goes people off mic i know america we know how our youth a very cooperative in this martyr and willing to sacrifice themselves for to

perhaps 1st of all because erbil is home to quite a large community of displaced christians who fled eisel back in 2014 and who still live here because they don't either feel safe to go back to their villages or because those areas are still destroyed with no services or no infrastructure and the other reason may be because to some i also them a skirmish region and to be in the capital are relatively safe compared to the rest of iraq we we see relatively few security incidents here and of course security has been one of the major concerns here in district so so that may have enabled this this larger gathering here but throughout all the meetings that the pope has held over the past 3 days the message has been very consistent and that message has been one of reconciliation of unity of course existence of diversity has been repeating those words many times earlier today when he visits. at the old city in mosul and also when he gave his speech in the village or the town of color caught in the nato war planes and i've been asking people of the past 3 days about whether they believe that this v

iraq a country long mired in political economic and security crises most recently the war against eisel and attacks by iranian backed armed groups the iraqi president hopes the pope's visit could mark the beginning of a new chapter let me tell you this is a historic chance to have this visit be a cornerstone in building peace increasing corporation increasing the tolerance and understanding among all sides of society. president mentioned that the pope's visit is a great message for coexistence he applauded him for having come here for having made this journey despite the many challenges that the country is going for not just the pandemic but also the many security challenges that iraq is facing. the pope visited the our lady of salvation church in baghdad to commemorate the victims and honor to survivors of a 2010 attack which claimed more than 50 lives and accelerated the exodus of christians from iraq but can his words make any difference politically or stop the decline in iraq's christian population no i don't think so because. i mean. on this situation good good security is that rea

was overrun by i saw him 2014 there he visited iraq's largest church which was partly destroyed by eisel fighters earlier in mosul the port offered prayers outside a centuries old church that no lies in ruins he spoke to muslims and christians who lived under isos brutal rule that the message that hope is more powerful. the day the old city of mosul has all but destroyed 3 years after an international military campaign drove the armed group. well he started the day in erbil pittel of iraq's kurdish areas where he was welcomed by the presidents of the regional government in the coming hours but francis will return to address a mass for nearly 10000 people at a stadium let's cross live married to someone of 14 she joins us from erbil. repealing nights the pope has had a very busy day so far how would you say he was received in erbil and car of course . while the bus loads have been arriving with hundreds and thousands of people who will attend a mass here in the to be they can perhaps see them behind me so that will be the biggest event of the day and we've seen people being very excited t

departed during his visit pope francis defied security concerns with visits to regions devastated by eisel where he met members of one of the world's most persecuted christian communities. still to come on al-jazeera why more than $150.00 rangar refugees in india and minister kashmir could be forced to go back to myanmar plus. i was silent. were you silent or were you silence. the latter. suppressed within the palace prince harry's wife meghan reveals the reasons for their splits from the british royal family. hello there we got a late blast of winter coming into the northeast if europe at the moment we've got this area of cloud here sinking down across the baltic states this cold front this blue line that will continue to track its way further south what's. going to speak you'll read just coming in behind to temperatures in moscow minus 4 celsius there's snow on that into western russia into ukraine to sliding out of poland temperatures well as you can see subzero for many here right clouds meanwhile across the northwest of europe we have been see some showers just coming in across the no

distribution and it is early on day 3 of pope francis' historic visit to iraq he will be holding prisoner eisel victims in the northern kurdish region before heading out to mosul the pontiff is expected to leave the capital baghdad in the coming hours and fly to build. lebanon's caretaker prime minister has on the is threatening to suspend his duties unless a new government is formed. demonstrations for a 5th day in the capital beirut as lebanon's currency slides to record new lows diablo urged politicians to put aside their differences in to address the worsening economic crisis almost how relatively the feeling is really yet it's an attempt to avoid responsibility which leaves me with the option of halting work amongst this disruption that we are facing now to work on matters in the country so i can put pressure on to form a government if it helps to form a government i am prepared to resort to that option even though it goes against my principles because it will hold the whole country back and will hurt the lebanese. vote counting has begun in ivory coast's parliamentary elections some viole

a way out and running away from the conflict mozambique's government says fighters affiliated to eisele operating in parts of cardboard. the militant group stage its 1st attack in 2017 since then the attacks have been bigger in scale and frequency taking on the army and the times seizing entire towns humanitarian workers reports beheadings rape abductions and other human rights abuses i spoke to a grandmother. daughter was killed during the conflict and the father of the child was beheaded and the grandmother is now caring for that child another woman i met is caring for a stranger's child who is now off and so this is common in this community now where the women are caring for each other's children where the parents have been lost. the government has started moving people to resettlement sites where it's believed to be safer but conditions there are basic and more funding and planning is needed to cover food medicines and other necessities the covered 19 pandemic has made an already die economic and humanitarian crisis worse a lot of resources are needed we do not expect looking at thi

siege in northern mozambique nearly $200.00 people are trapped in a hotel after fighters willing to eisele take over a town their major gas project why is the government struggling to secure the area and will outside intervention be needed this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. hotel has become the latest flashpoint in a long running conflict in northern mozambique ice a link fighters besieged the town of palma on wednesday that forced nearly 200 people to seek refuge in a resort many are foreign nationals working on a natural gas project owned by the french company total the firm had announced it was resuming operations just a few hours before the attack work has stopped again and total his sentence vessels to rescue its employees report say some civilians who try to escape have been killed. is monitoring developments from harare in neighboring zimbabwe. what we know from official sources in parma is that the attack happened on wednesday afternoon armed groups entered the town from different directions it seems the attack was coordinated they attacked a bank a business in

global attention focused on defeating eisel in what was described as a counterterrorism mission rather than an effort to tip the scales in the war. over promise to none of that when you have president obama when you british french and german. saying that's present last stand son it triggered an expectation that they were going to back this up so instead it was the regime which received outside support russia and iran's entry on the battlefield turn the equation on the ground in assad's favor. the opposition has been pushed to the northern corner of syria where millions of people remain vulnerable to attacks demands for a safe or a no fly zone to protect them are still ignored 10 years on santa for their beirut . in myanmar the number of people killed by security forces during anti crew process has risen sharply this week the un says that at least 149 people have now died since the military joint seized power in february people and younger have been fleeing one of the districts that's been put on the martial law local media are reporting columns of traffic and people on the roads as far

it's also the base for offshore gas exploration projects with some 60000000000 dollars groups lengths eisel have launched similar attacks in the region since 2070. well wind up with something really cool you know he also called on the population to collaborate with the authorities denouncing terrorists and armed men for then utilization the defense and security forces will do everything to ensure the well being of the population against him in acts perpetrated by terrorists while continuing to guarantee the protection of economic projects. still ahead on out there we'll tell you about north korea's 1st major provocation since u.s. president joe biden took office. nation right on meeting to figure out whether to name a vaccine exports but it may come as a price. hello there the weather's looking fine and dry for the most part in japan we've got cloud right now in the process of pulling away still a legacy of wanted to show was just tucking in behind a can see there is still a little bit of cloud in play at the moment on the satellite picture but that will ease the way some of those showers t