now, the other group are that we are there. as you see, the society was stronger then before we know, what do you want just to let the old use don't that i'd up spring is not over. now we see that the security and violence, the didn't get stability to that to syria. now we have to think about democratic transitions, and this is and, and transition of justice. we need to start think about transition of justice, about how we get more inclusive dialogue among us. our syria. it does not for one group or others. they want to see the affordable. okay. uh, hired. i got to ask you though about the region. and shortly after the fall of damascus, we saw is really tanks cross the border funds between israel and syria. they enter the data from the occupied goal on heights, and this is the 1st time that they've done. so since 1974, also we understand that they bombed what they say are military to oppose in the south of the country as well as damascus. what do you think is real is, is and game here are. and how are the opposition groups goin

what role will the fight in groups play? and what impact will this have on the region will get to where i guessed in a moment. first, this report from katya lopez hold on a new chance to are in syria, with people in damascus and across the country. celebrating the end of president bush are all assaults, machine, political dynasty and power for more than half a century, seemingly unraveled within days. while on the coupon we came out to take part in the celebration and celebrate with the world. people were expecting this, the fall of the tyrant, god willing, syria will come back, especially when the fail with a sod no longer in the country. the presidential palace once home to serious, most powerful man, is now open to everyone. people room around the compound with no government stuff inside syria's prime minister across the nation from his homes. we are extending our hands even to the opposition who extend their hands and gave assurances. they will not cause any harm to any citizens. several opposition groups, so different l

hts is one unified group, he has full| one unified group, he has full control over that group.k at fighting that is happening in syria, it started with an offensive that was led by another and other rebel groups. you have also other sort of fighting groups elsewhere in the country. you have the syrian national army, which is backed by turkey, also fighting in north—western syria and then you have a local armed groups who push regime forces out of their territories. who push regime forces out of theirterritories. now, who push regime forces out of their territories. now, when we talk about control, they have full control over the group and decent control over the group that are fighting alongside it. however, that does not apply to other groups with those who are fighting alongside hts. all those who started their own fight or even in damascus. d0 fight or even in damascus. do ou fight or even in damascus. do you think _ fight or even in damascus. do you think there is an opportunity here for syria to move towards real actions which is what the prime minister hoped for or do you

de maiziere was then to negotiate alliances with smaller groups along the red river, as well as groups hostile to spain in that louisiana and texas borderland. so again, just sort of the effectiveness of being able to use those in that space in upper louisiana, in efforts to counter british influence there as early as 1767, spain embarked on negotiations and, efforts at alliance yoa, you know, writes instructions, saying that since it may happen that one must honor the chiefs of certain tribes who come to fort as he always has always been practiced by them. the medal of the king. a report will given to the government of the tribes, which come there with information of the names and relations of the principal and secondary chiefs, in order that these medals may be sent. and so here we see some of the great spanish attention to documentation and detail that historians always appreciate. spain considered the use spanish medals to be essentially the as french medals, because spain, all of those living in the vastness of louisiana to have transferred their affections to spain. those native

and help them to form _ these groups and help them to form an— these groups and help them to form anway of governing syria. because within weeks. — governing syria. because within weeks. if— governing syria. because within weeks, if that does not happen, i see _ weeks, if that does not happen, i see a _ weeks, if that does not happen, i see a separatist tendency will— i see a separatist tendency will come to the fore and individual groups will try to carve — individual groups will try to carve out their own areas, like the turkish _ carve out their own areas, like the turkish backed syrian army in the — the turkish backed syrian army in the north, so this is a moment— in the north, so this is a moment for the international community to get on with it. it is awkward that the uk and others _ is awkward that the uk and others have proscribed hts as a terrorist — others have proscribed hts as a terrorist organisation which precludes them from any dealings with this group and i think— dealings with this group and i think they should look again at that very— think they should look again at

that group is still designated as a tourist group. there is a party rewards for the head of his lead. their mom mazda is $10000000.00, so it's not as simple as the group things that there will be discussions between international actors to determine whether a, that there would be any engagement with the group and the what role that the group could play in a serious future, yes, it remains a very fluid situation. many questions unanswered, but h t s has adopted a more moderate tone than one might expect. given it's militant is less profile. it's promising to respect other religions, for example, and facilitate the elections. does that sound plausible to you? a sauce towards that goal, because the a, the, the, the group has a systematically on it. consistently the dean distancing itself from like, tie down from isis. the group at ties was as car that in 2016. and then later participating in fighting groups related to a guide on isis in the areas the controls in northwest and syria. and recently, during the past 10 days, the group has al

people will write us off in that group. which is i us off in that group.fine — us off in that group. which is fine i— us off in that group. which is fine i wish_ us off in that group. which is fine. i wish them the best with that _ fine. i wish them the best with that i— fine. i wish them the best with that. i know who we are. i know the people _ that. i know who we are. i know the people we are and players we are — the people we are and players we are in_ the people we are and players we are in a group we are and what— we are in a group we are and what we_ we are in a group we are and what we stand for and i know going — what we stand for and i know going into this tournament and we are — going into this tournament and we are going to go into that group _ we are going to go into that group. am i going to show everybody kind of what team we are. well, group a has a very nordic feel to it with norway, iceland and finland drawn together — alongside the hosts switzerland who are hoping they'll be able to get out of the group stages at the third time of asking

and _ into that group.o show everybody kind of— and i'm going to show everybody kind of what team we are _ well, group a has a very nordic feel to it with norway, iceland and finland drawn together, alongside the hosts switzerland, who are hoping they'll be able to get out of the group stages at the third time of asking. their head coach can't wait to get started. it is an incredible feeling. when i was coaching sweden in 2013, it was one of my best years. you not only coach two times 45 minutes. it's like everybody is into this. you have the big crowds and you spread the word and it is unique. i am the lucky one who have the chance to do it twice. it's crazy. i will enjoy every single time. it is going to be a great championships, it is my initial reaction. for us personally to be playing switzerland in the opening game is very special. i know these championships will be special building on the back of 2022. looking forward to it. the women's game is taking steps both on and off the pitch and as a coach i

violent long state groups and more legitimate groups. do indeed have a control over the territory. will syrians will they determine to verify their their future? and i ask that because of what we've seen in the past, and i'm thinking of a rush of iran, turkey, the united states, the gulf states is real. they've all played a role in shaping and crafting the syria that we knew a will. they continue to do so moving forward so that's certainly the hope of the trouble organizations that they'll, they'll be able to form some sort of government that is free from the constant modeling and influence of russia overran of israel. israel at the moment is already deep into, uh, syria will pass the buffer zone, which they claim they are doing in order to neutralize the, the syrian navy and air force and so forth. so that there have been a constant mentally inserted, which i'm sure the revel groups and, and syrians would like to repel. there are over 7000000 stream using many of which are going to want to come back and they're going to want to shape se

where how light bulbs, how like groups of pictures to get some of the extreme as groups will now see the whole will not be coverage, will they get them? so indeed, i think they're a very, very interesting and dangerous times to come. all right, now the roster and for administer has settled for that does use terrace in the mid least to achieve the political goals the how do you assess the role of these actors in syria as well? um i think that uh it's very clear. there is a history and bolts that the united states, for example, does have a history of relying on extremist groups in the global, in the great kind of a competition. we saw that happening, for example, with the us i saw with the soviet union dentist and let them america join the group . one thing is going on for his support for these exports. so there is a history for the us in that regard. but relying on such malign groups when it comes to syria, i think that's the 1st and foremost, it's the x rays on the turks that have played the role there. i think they were the ones who were really pushed for the situation to unfold the

those terrace groups in the syria direct support from the us. i don't think the mirage say i have seen these goals of their own. they have been for many years combs of american neil colonialism in the middle east. they are just the foot soldiers of the plans of america and for the mid the least of the main target of course is to these to be lies the area. make sure that not just the device and the whole region is and continuous prussia and the able to you nice or style towards for themselves . but also, of course, we all know to make sure that they are able to come russia in the back. and i've read it's a foot f, as in ukraine, a way towards the middle east. so we should never think of this, read them as an independent agents of themselves with their own trans fats as possible, but be got american signed for the region. now it was the republic of georgia, a pro western riley has ascended into a royal this is protest as attempting to seize the national parliament. the outrage of the government's decision to hold them e, you assess them fine. mean

groups, militant groups.adist groups, militant groups. of course the population are worried. looking at some of— population are worried. looking at some of the _ population are worried. looking at some of the newspapers, - population are worried. looking at some of the newspapers, a l at some of the newspapers, a lot of the papers here have had bashar al—assad on the front pages. today he is blaming the us and other western countries for what is happening. how has bashar al—assad maintained his grip on syria? bashar al-assad maintained his grip on syria?— grip on syria? largely with the su ort grip on syria? largely with the support of _ grip on syria? largely with the support of russia, _ grip on syria? largely with the support of russia, iran, - grip on syria? largely with the support of russia, iran, syria | support of russia, iran, syria malicious and hezbollah. it helped him capture and he deals with rebel areas and consolidate his power. the latest rebel offensive has really ta ken even latest rebel off

against damascus. 50 by hts and other groups against damascus. �* , by hts and other groups against groups against damascus. �* , ., damascus. so let's look at some ofthe damascus. so let's look at some of the other— damascus. so let's look at some of the other countries, _ damascus. so let's look at some of the other countries, so - of the other countries, so iran, what about their role? iran, what about their role? iran and the assad regime go back many years, and the islamic republic of iran has had only one state partner in its 45 year existence and that has been the assad family, in damascus and syria, and asad's father stood with iran against most indie rock wall. —— against most in the iraq war. this is worth remembering exterior appoints a key role in iran's axis of resistance, this is what the regime has against israel, arab states and us positions, and iranian officials have often referred to syria in this way, and they have allowed it to be an eastern mediterranean power and are its cheap proxy, but that has now been cut with this fall in damascus —— arm its chief proxy.

the old, this very diverse group or group these groups. do you have any hope that they can govern together? um there is a lot of hope at the moment, but we also have to take into account that we've seen extra ms groups like is, is make a come back in this time. so it's not just about these groups, but what happens with all the armed uh, extreme fighters that are going around who's going to bring them under control? are they going to join the army? what's going to happen on the ground? i do have hope, but i am watching cautiously as well. i can imagine i. it also was supported by someone noises in syria, like the christians, the, or the wife muslims, and the drew's book, and they expect now we've precautions how the rebels themselves have said that they're not out for revenge. they've said that they want to show mercy whatever. however, you want to interpret that, but they do have lists of generals of high ranking people who have been responsible for some of the atrocities that we've seen in syria. so they want those people, they've said, b

so there is a diverse range of honda groups. i would say that they are united in terms of their idea of bringing down to government and bringing down the redeem for all it's, it's, it's crimes. they're not all i the logically aligned. but i would add to a point that not might kind of scare some of the analyst and some of the countries and some of your watchers, but this is the reality we've been living in service for since 2013. so it's not a situation that the central government fell and then all of these on goods are going to show up and start fighting each other. that's what's been going on since 2013 plus a repressive government. okay, let's spring and has a government deciding what do you make on the equation? okay, situation continues now. okay, and what do you make of the different factions and whether there could be internal power struggles within them? how much uh does that, how destabilizing could that? that'd be for syria and for the region as well. this listen at for us as a civil society, one group with watching thi

it comprises disparate on the anti government groups. it has strong backing from turkey, but the groups don't all share the same political or religious views. yeah, outside defined and local government buildings in northeast and syria. cod dish groups to face statues and post as of members of this odd family. i moved to the celebration the down for a bit. it was a 13 years we've been waiting for this day now. it was just come. this is the day for the cards and the hold of curtis down to celebration. i was up and god willing, it will be full of joy and happiness. code is dominated forces governing autonomous region in parts of north and syria since 2015, together with arabic and smaller ethnic groups, they form the syrian democratic forces. a rebel group that expanded during the civil war, and this packs by the united states, despite sharing an enemy and massage in his regime. these kind of disputes of deep animosity towards the neighbor to key to touch his government, his loan of several minutes the interventions against them. in recent

, religious groups. and then for us, the demo, as you say, is very much in the detail because we'll have to see exactly how, what to what extent of these groups will be integrated. whether hedge diaz can do it without actually crating. so much tension, a bureau to bureaucratic and basically resistance that these groups will resist that challenge for the same. so i know being so hands off that these groups remain autonomous. do you belong the good? caged, yes. kind of hazardous of already an influence over the various groups to a degree a ton, but it's mainly trading at the moment. a good way around the military strength h t s. as a group with around 2 to 3 up 230000 points. is that 223-0005 to sorry, it is not the largest rebel group in syria by fall. and if you look at some of these groups, for example, the s n a, is there a national army? we talk about a group as one organization. it's not is made up of 40 different groups, many of whom have 14 showed that they were 50 religions this the. so what you h

this is to repel any idea of the opposition groups or rather groups, some of the syrian. so to come close to the border here. now they also have research the claims or reports that we've been hearing from a syria, that some of the tags went even further. so we heard from the big spokes person of the is really military here, that this is no to that, the not a moving for the inside damascus, a at the moment. now the golan heights, where you are, that's occupied by israel is, is that likely to change as a result of developments underway in syria? atanya? well, i mean, the other major developments here is certainly we can hear this or was spending heavy okays in the sound of the fighter jets that are crossing from the young people. he also told me, i mean no the last year was very difficult as well, which is end of the 60 days these 5 periods with has been a and, and it is row over this conflict. now there is no this a temporary cease by that house because it's more quiet, but you can hear the 5 to to it's now going to where it's a syria which is just to uh, behind us. and ba

this was the other group, their job that on those are the, are designated terrace group by the united nations. you hear less a balance of because how you got to talk to these i'd shot keeps it's tara to syria . it's the whole package for that. a decade with of suicide bombings, but headings, torture, sexual violence, the least of depravities is endless. all the groups you, when does it, you need to to res, so concessions such as h t s m, i 0. then also start to depriving people of depth. you bit cheap commuting, even more, i mean those violations against them. often we sick dead and the terms it was formed by the way, by a full month slot like state. come on the automated husein, i shut off, also known as a bu, mohammad yolande, a true korea geologist who has been killing and killing for more than 20 years who freshly released from american prisons in iraq. and with the blessing.

this was the other group, their job that on those right are designated terrace group by the united nations. you hear less a balance of because how you got back to the united shop keeps it's tara to syria. it's the whole package for that a decade with of suicide bombings, but headings, torture, sexual violence. the least of depravities is endless. of the groups and you, when does it need to to res, so concessions such as h d s m i z o. then also spotted the pricing people of the depth, the bit cheap commuting even more. i mean those violations against them. often we sick dead and the terms it was formed by the way, by a full month slot like state. come on the automated husein, i shut off, also known as a bu mohammed yolande. a true korea geologist who has been killing and killing for more than 20 years, who freshly released from american prisons in iraq and with the blessings and support of booth i says, and i tried to win to syria to start a new ami. rewards for justice is offering a reward of up to $10000000.00 for information on mohammed al giovanni. giovanni leads the news for a front.

a rebel groups that expanded during the civil war. and this box for the united states, despite sharing an enemy and massage in his regime. these kind of disputes of deep animosity towards the neighbor to key, to talk his government, his loan of several minutes, the interventions against him in recent years. to get the syrian rebel groups to uphold the sod regime. but that clashing the ideal of cheese and religion says, could be a challenge when deciding, i'm serious future now that spring and how many times she's a profess in politics, in international relations at the, on a bus that you've read and the u. k. professor, what all the prospect stood, chief, lost in peace in syria with h t. s. in charge in the morning. i think, i mean this is blasting piece is a very long term plan, right. so it's, it's not something that happens quickly in any context. no doubt the, the fall of the aside vision was a can be seen as a step towards a more peaceful syria. and certainly for the large part of the population living in syria. and we have to re

everyone very keen to understand more about this group. 0nce understand more about this group.aeda, they say they are a nationalist force. has there been an ideal logical transition there? , transition there? yes, there has been — transition there? yes, there has been and _ transition there? yes, there has been and i _ transition there? yes, there has been and i logical- has been and i logical transition in forming the group and the breaking of the tie with al-qaeda which is quite a serious issue because then it means that he does not have allegiance to al-qaeda leader who is in held up in iran or wherever. that was a very, al-qaeda was very happy about that breaking of ties but then more specifically, the biggest change that has happened is that the leadership has already entered the group's regime towards syria as a nation state within the nation state order and is now talking about, and in my view, sincere, not envisioning this idea of syria as the stepping stone for going and attacking other countries. it is nothing like the islamic state or al-qaeda's vision of what order

yes, we looked at village groups. _ you find? yes, we looked at village groups, so _ you find?at village groups, so this - you find? yes, we looked at village groups, so this is - you find? yes, we looked at. village groups, so this is very detailed data in 14,000 villages across myanmar. local researchers on the ground were trying to work out who is actually in control in myanmar four years after the myanmar military seized power in a coup. we were looking at who is controlling public services, things like schools and health care, as well as how freely the military can work. we have been seeing news reports that the myanmar military has been pushed back, that they are losing significant territory, but this is really the first time that we have a very clear, detailed picture that the myanmar military now has only control over less than a quarter of the country. and then a patchwork of resistance groups and ethnic armies now control more than a0%. groups and ethnic armies now control more than 4096.- groups and ethnic armies now control more than 4096. what is our control more t

and this revel group is really more and an umbrella of different groups. even though at the, at the home, you have hired to euro from these types of transitions are particularly difficult when you have so many different groups talking for power and syria itself is so complex, demographically. and so do we preview the van that the 5 shows that we talked about 5 and in the north? do you recognize this new or authority in damascus? so, so far what we've seen from the courage and, and this has been one of the groups that has suffered the most recently with turkey, turkey been a big winner here. and so politically speaking, the courage are really struggling because they have made a lot of different deals and now their future is uncertain. and so they have claim that they are willing to engage in a ceasefire, and they're open to some sort of negotiations. and meanwhile, we have thousands of virus fights is still in cody's run presence. what is likely to happen to them as it is really hard to predict? what is going to happen to all these ices fighters that are in

group is one of a myriad of of rebel groups of anti-assad groups that have been part of this effort. >> it's it's certainly the most prominent group, though. it is a group which several years ago was affiliated with al qaeda. it was affiliated with isis in the past as well but through the the leader of this group abu mohammad al-julani, he has been trying to distance himself from those affiliations saying that that this is a different kind of group that is obviously the concern, though, that it does have this these roots in syria we know, for example, that julani himself has a $10 million bounty on his head from the united states. we know that the group is considered a terrorist organization so it is certainly complex in the extreme. but what we also know is that this is one of the many groups that has said now that they have freed damascus, that it is free for all syrian people and millions within the country and around the world are celebrating the end of the assad era now, we know that there are another number of groups some are backed by the united states, some are backed by turk

the 14 groups is a smaller nation and thejoona fixtures are difficult for us —— four team groups. to play international and ten through 11th ofjune, so not having the challenge is a good thing for us. you can find more on that world cup qualifying draw on the bbc sport website. now to cricket, where matthew potts will replace chris woakes in england's only change for the third and final test against new zealand, which starts later in hamilton. potts earns the tenth cap of his test career, with england targeting a 3—0 clean sweep having wrapped up the series with a win in the second test in wellington last week. captain ben stokes says it is a great opportunity for another of england's fast bowlers to get some game time. the third test between australia and india also gets under way later in brisbane. the series is finely poised with australia having won the second test to level the series. a win could prove pivotal for either side in the race for a place in the world test championship final next year. i think the�*s definitely pride in winning australia. these are home conditions

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group that rampage through syria and rock right up to damascus. this group called hyatt tucker . your summer h t. s wasn't just officially considered a terrorist group by washington. but the european union's agency for asylum's own website also describes them as quote, frequently committing serious human rights abuses, including harassment, assassinations, kidnapping and torture, as well as on awful detection to civilians and having committed suicide bombings, hostage taking, extortion and assassination. but hey, the western process recently been promoting the scan that this face lifted version of al qaeda is also woke with its liter saying things and videos like diversity is a strength. you'd think that archive is all the monkey bar proficiency course has been replaced with social justice training or something. the same h t s. liter boot mohammed al gilani listed as wanted by washington to the tune of a $10000000.00 bounty and under a united nations arms in barbosa as 2013 for piling round with isis. how's the native operation quote together? we return according to britons teleg

actually the i'm groups the rest of them. they put them in jail for actually searching the christian community by doing that. and they said they're sorry, they're trying to express to explain that actually this is not the purpose of what they are doing. and that's uh for now. and in the future. they want to protect all their religions and wants to protect older communities and saying that everyone is completely free to actually enjoy, need, enjoy, ease on religion, and celebrate christmas. there will be no action against and the people will be protected until now. that's what they have been telling us. meanwhile, russian and the syrian strikes have killed dozens of terrorists and destroyed that vehicles and both the how much and it live proven says, well, this video shows a direct strike by damascus is on the, on a terrorist white house in the us from whole city of it's a we had to the top rated alshaun group, which is spearheading had the militant offensive in syria. was recent is spotlighted by cnn. it took the platform of

t islamist grouping. i think eo - le islamist grouping. i think people should _ islamist grouping.mist grouping. i think i people should be suspicious of pretty much any group, but they did notjust rake away from al-anda, they fought against al-anda, they fought against al-anda, so i do not think they are it liberal, progressive force, but i think they have shown that they are willing to be pragmatic to stop they certainly showed that not just over the past few weeks but further beyond that. remember, they could not have done what they did over the past week, except that they built up a huge amount of goodwill across the country. there were many communities that might affect, if they distracted them that much, they mentor felt that they had to engage invited against them, but stop by and large, we have seen communities around syria that would have otherwise been quite suspicious of them actually give them a chance, and so far, and i say so far, because of course these are early days, but so far the indications are good, they are positive. we have to remember this is a time of poten

uh there is a group of them, alicia's blog, actually not in the same group where they are, they would follow the team was at cdc. so there's groups of pro, like tone, kitchen, back, and forces are trying to a document which uh, the steel, the as the if i are trying to, to, um, you know, like, um, eliminate any kind of, of the attacks. uh, the is the cold or india and how the statements are they all ready for any kind of discussions and deal and they are not looking for any escalation was any other parties in syria, but it has some groups was approved towards each bag forces are still attacking some areas, amen, bitch, firms outside the us and the coalition to didn't give any statements if they get us aboard the is the if in the fighting against this really shows in, in men bridge or not to and that's the latest on d, w, and use this our i, marion evanston, i'll have more headlines for you in about 45 minutes. don't forget, you can get lots more news and information on our website, just go to dw dot com. you can also follow us on social media from me and the entire news team in berlin.

so what was the other group there? jot that down. those are the, are designated terrace group by the united nations. you hear less a balance of because how you got to talk to these i'd show keeps it's tara to syria . it's the whole package for that a decade with of suicide bombings, but headings, torture, sexual violence, the least of depravities is endless. tom, the group send you, when does he need to to res. so concessions such as h d s m i z o. then also stop to depriving people of depth, you bet, cheap commuting even more. i mean those violations against them. often we've sick dead and the tones people's foam to by the way, by a full month slot, make state, come on the off med husein, i've shut off also known as a bu, mohammad yolande, a true korea geologist who has been killing and killing for more than 20 years, who freshly released from american prisons in iraq and with the blessings and supports of booth i says, and i tried to win to syria to start a new army. rewards for justice is offering a reward of up to $10000000.00 fo

how you keep syria together, how you keep one of those groups from fighting against all the other groupsarea is a serious problem for everybody to talk about. the turks seem to be the ones with the most influence, but nobody has control over the situation. and what is known about the hts leader? because that group had its foundations in al-anda, had strong links with is. he's smart, he's ambitious. he obviously has a decent relationship with turks. he has been trying to reshape his image, make himself more acceptable. you know, syria is a relatively multi—confessional country. there are christians, there are kurds, there are other groups that don't fall into the sunni majority. over half a century of brutal authoritarian rule by bashir al-assad _ authoritarian rule by bashir al—assad and his father before him, _ al—assad and his father before him, forced him to resign his office — him, forced him to resign his office and _ him, forced him to resign his office and flee the country. we are not— office and flee the country. we are not sure, we've heard he is in moscow _ are not sure, we've

this group, hts are t in: hands on them. this group, hts are trying to _ hands on them.m. this group, hts are trying to create a _ are trying to create a transitional government, they are making arguably what the un is saying the right noises to try and bring some form of stability to syria so we don't have the complete collapse like in libya as we mentioned, are you not comforted by that? i want to be optimistic and hopeful. i want to believe that this is what will end up happening, but i also need to be realistic. and realistically speaking, when people forget the past and history of this region, and when there are transitions, we saw this happen in libya, we saw it happening the in egypt, in iraq, in afghanistan where the taliban are now in control of the country, israeland are now in control of the country, israel and the rest of the western world need to be vigilant and very cautious of how we progress in view what is happening in syria and therefore, take the precautionary measures to make sure the security of this region, country and the world is preserved. em reg

let me know not the arms groups have not yet entered the city of homer. these terrace groups are trying to spread such news to create the impression of the cities capture by actively promoting information that they control the mazda red bridge in the mazda river area. in addition, since yesterday, the syrian army has been involved in violent classes on this front, after the armed forces failed to break through on the north, a north west directions. they tried to redirect their efforts to the direction of shockey for a breakthrough in that direction. on an invasion of the city of hama, but so far failed from syrian troops of strength and their positions which prevented the advance of armed forces into the city. however, these groups are actively campaigning to claim that they have already entered the city and captured the most important bridge in the mazda risky area. however, the syrian army is still present in the region and the intensity of fighting in this area has declined last night. and early this morning, owing to intense attacks by syrian fruits,

what role will the fight in groups play? and what impact will best have on the region will get to where i guessed in a moment. first, this report from katya lopez hold on a new chapter in syria, with people in damascus and across the country, celebrating the end of president bashar al assad regime. a political dynasty and power for more than half a century seemingly unraveled within days. while on the coupon we came out to take part in the celebration and celebrate with the world . people were expecting this the fall of the tyrant. god, willing 3 will come back offensive in the field with a sod no longer in the country. the presidential palace one's home to serious. most powerful man is now open to everyone. people room around the compound with no government step inside syria's prime minister across the nation from his homes. and we are extending our hands even to the opposition who extend their hands and gave assurances. they will not cause any harm to any citizens. several opposition groups are different leaders, interest

honestly us are among those who designate it as a tyra group. however, to were awesome as closely working with the so called syria, the national army, formerly known as the freeze syrian army, which washington openly support to us military forces, repeat a legally occupying pots of syria have launched as strikes on india, as all the largest city in the country's east they strikes reportedly targeted militant groups aligned with damascus, who were on the way to help the syrian ami facile terrorists in the countries northwest. authentic on spokes person has claimed to be a talk was an act of self defense. us central command forces successfully destroyed several weapon systems in the vicinity of military support site euphrates in syria, that included 3 truck mounted multiple rocket launchers, a t $64.00 tank and mortars that presented a clear and imminent threat to us and coalition forces. there also siri and military forces that operate in the area to be clear, the self defense actions successfully eliminated imminent threats to us personnel, and

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of one group and the other. they simply move from group to group, depending on who pays the highest salaries at the particular time. but they have gone through many years where they have just repeated when it conducted mass b headings or p o w's, uh, in san k. she is in the case of, of isis in particular, which is part of this whole, as long as mass. they actually operated slave markets where the, the youngest children brought the highest prices because the whole movement, this whole, the smallest movement from across the world going in to syria has at his heart a tremendous amount of power of fi or your because you have people who know that if they go to syria to fight against a constitutional, a elected government of syria, then they are free to seize whatever women and whatever children they can have. when ancient islam is law that says that you can, you can write small children asked of essential read the news, the hearing. sorry, sorry, sorry, richard. i didn't mean to cut you off the athlete. this is decid

so who exactly are these groups that are likely benefiting from the us tax payer's charity? well, one of them is high us terrier. i'll show him a straight up terrorist group and the successor to outside his former proxy and syria. did all news from the group is so powerful that a commander of the free syrian army told the new york times back in 2014, that the armies forces couldn't do anything in northern syria without held ministers approval. no free syrian army faction in the north can operate without news for his approval. no sir, i cannot cover every area, so they still need them. but once they take control, they will confiscate all weapons, or oblige those factions to pledge allegiance. 3 years earlier, moderate elements of the free syrian army even wrote an alarming letter to the state department, warning us officials, but i'll lose for i was growing at an alarming rate. they also said that many newer and larger brigades were forming under the leadership of extremist, but according to higher career alshaun, his leader, the us has nothing to worry about. because back in

the doors to groups. but the celia and the army and others can and forces of try to avoid or to, to prevent them from installing in the city and installing inside the a science industry the. but unfortunately, they are making some advocacy in the south. some of these and, and also it's a vision, especially in the top of the 5, which is the city which is controlled by a cuss of the city and the democratic forces we applied to, to, to no more based on most of us having at least one once heavy to the civilian, the but the, the position of the city and army is not good. after 4 days of fighting that celia army is trying to really control the, the, the, to the, the f. well, how about proven, said the city and the inter. and most of the villages and area of the what was the doctor by the, to those to do, at least in the, in the few hours i go, they say the, into the home a and into the and then nothing countryside. but what this is, was lies the city anatomy console, the city very well, and into the outlet and

this this group, it's not necessarily a new group, but a clearly a very powerful group right now hayat tahrir al sham is in charge. >> they've taken over for bashar al-assad's regime. nic robertson reporting for us. thank you very, very much. we're also learning new details right now on where the former syrian dictator, bashar al assad has fled. an official source in russia tells cnn assad and his family have arrived in moscow and have been granted asylum in russia. cnn's fred pleitgen is in moscow for us. fred what more are you learning about assad's arrival in in russia yeah it seems that this happened throughout the course today. >> russia, of course, by far one of the biggest backers of the assad government over the past couple of years, really doing a lot to keep assad in power. and of course, also very important, keeping in power when that civil war was really at its height, and especially with russia's air force now, tonight, a source telling cnn that assad and members of his family, it's unclear how many have arrived here in moscow and have been granted asylum on humanitarian g