is a key member of the saudi led coalition fighting hooty rebels in the country. now the u.s. says it intends to withhold more than two hundred fifty million dollars of aid to pakistan to the decision comes after president trump again accused the country of being a safe haven for he called terrorists rosen jordan has more from washington d.c. . the u.s. president doll tromped used his first tweet of two thousand and eighteen to attack the pakistani government trying to accuse the pakistanis of not doing enough to crack down on groups such as the hunt khan the network or the talabani say these groups are destabilizing not just pockets but also afghanistan to the west on tuesday the u.s. ambassador to the united nations nikki haley made it plain that the u.s. president simply wasn't tweeting elder to her in her words nikki haley said there are real concerns with what is a lot of bodies doing to fight but the u.s. calls terrorism pakistan had played a double game for years they work with us at times and they also harbor the terrorist attack our troops in afghanistan that game is

the saudi led coalition fighting in yemen has said it worded an attack on a saudi tanker by hooty fighters of the weekend the coalition destroyed a boat carrying explosives near the red sea port of poti saudi forces have been fighting who the rebels and yemen sectarian civil war for over two years. now there's a seventy percent chance of success that is a verdict of one senior german politician on the exploratory coalition talks between chancellor uncle america's conservatives and the social democrats almost four months after voters went to the polls the parties have set themselves a deadline of today to decide whether they can agree on terms michel's them servitor bloc is sitting down for its fifth day of discussions with the center left s.p.d. led by martin shuls the two sides are said to have made progress on issues like taxation and clean energy but they've left the more sensitive policy disagreements until today if successful the parties will enter into formal coalition negotiations if not germany could face fresh elections and an uncertain future for chance or medical. and michele is

strikes in one day the province saudi that coalition planes reportedly targeted two vehicles carrying hooty finds us which has stopped us a pecial station in eldorado district local sources solange's there are a number of civilians were among the dead another strike targeted local markets and syria's government has launched an least twelve strikes on rebel held areas just outside the capital damascus according to opposition activists this video is said to show the attacks on harasta and neighboring suburbs in eastern guta it's not known how many people were injured in the attack. north korea's leader has warned the united states that his nuclear forces on now are reality not a threat and his new year's address came was more conciliatory toward south korea saying he was open to dialogue and wishing them success for the winter olympics but he warned the u.s. he has a nuclear button on his desk defend the country if he fails threatened. the u.s. mainland is within the range of our nuclear strike and the nuclear button is put on the desk in my office at all times they should clearly understand

almost three billion dollars in donations almost three years of solid lead as strikes and fighting with hooty rebels has left forty five percent of the population in desperate need of lifesaving assistance. a plan to replot trade hundreds of thousands of refugees to man modest use of began on tuesday bangladesh on man maher agreed to send back around seven hundred fifty thousand refugees who fled i think violence in iraq and state since october two thousand and sixteen the program is set to take two years however many refugees say they're feeling pressured to go home and i'm worried about their safety a motorcycle bomb was exposed as a market in southern thailand killing three people and injuring dozens more as the first attack of its kind in months in the region where muslims have been fighting for autonomy. and the six people have been killed and several injured following volunteer police and protesters in democratic republic of congo the anti-government demonstrations were organized by local leaders of the catholic church that angry at the delay in holding a presidential election. those ar

you know front in order to get rid of the hootie and president. what happened right now is that they are finally getting even before sentencing discourse and in a way i know it's a group sixteen but that's what is taking place right now. there was political scientists there from the university of york speaking with us earlier now for the philippines president he has visited the province where tens of thousands of people have been displaced by the active volcano mount mejor it's been spewing ash for the last two weeks geologists say that there could be a major eruption within. the philippines most active volcano is at it again for weeks now mount my own has been spewing a white hot cocktail of gas and volcanic debris down its flanks complicating matters nonstop rain is mixing with the volcanic ash and rock that's resulted in fast moving much flows which have damaged roads and could potentially sweep away entire settlements. more than eighty thousand residents have fled their homes and are living in temporary shelters which are quickly getting overc

white supremacist who works for a train down the thought it was funny to make a blackboard model of hooty that said coolest monkey in the jungle we are striving for during a from the models of diversity organization and luke get off from spike magazine where they thought about the controversial ad. the whole issue is with this advertising campaign it's an advertising campaign that it's international it's an international campaign and it's so obvious that if you're going to use a connotation like monkey whether a child is a monkey you're going to choose a black child hold for the campaign and the white child as a survivor of the jungle there is not going to have connotations it's ridiculous to think it's not going to help any contagions whatsoever i think is a really sad i think what has happened is the word monkey has been used because this boy is a child and the word monkey is used to describe children of all races because they're cheeky and mischief first and you can see this across children's clothes for children of all races and this was part of a jungle themed clothing line the idea

airstrike on wednesday that targeted a market in northern sada province that region is a stronghold of hooty rebels you've been in control of much of the country since twenty fifteen well fighting has killed at least ten thousand people and displaced millions more just this week the rebels announced that they've built a new locally designed missile to fight against the saudi led coalition and now the rebels are threatening to block the red sea shipping lanes if the coalition keeps pushing towards the western city of data which the who these control the u.n. has called yemen the world's worst humanitarian crisis with eight million people on the brink of famine thousands of others suffering from malnutrition and disease including cholera but on tuesday the world health organization said the bold of five hundred people have been infected with diptheria forty eight of them have died since the outbreak began in august. so let's bring in our guests in yemen's capital sanaa we're joined by aqim must marry editor in chief of the yemen post now bill curry is the former deputy chief of mission with th

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arabia's political shakeup last year saudi has intercepted a ballistic missile fired from yemen by hooty rebels shot down over on an area straddling the kingdom southern border for it could hit its intended target but he says the attack is proof that iran is supporting the whole thing is a claim ted on denies those are the headlines on al-jazeera talk to al-jazeera is coming up next. news has never been more available it's a constant barrage the footwear every day but the message is a simplistic you have the brain a good logical rational person crazy monster and misinformation is rife dismissal and does not well documented accusations and evidence is part of genocide the listening post provides a critical counterpoint challenging mainstream media narratives of this time on al-jazeera. welcome to talk to al-jazeera in the field with me barnaby phillips in the kenyan capital nairobi now this is a city that has played a big part in my life i spent some very happy childhood years here i have vivid memories of although i left when i was only ten years old way back in one thousand nine hundred

complaining of unfair treatment by the north the civil war has already torn the country apart after hooty rebels seized control of the capital sana'a in twenty fourteen president hardy's government was forced to move to aden in the south of hardy and his prime minister off from southern yemen adding to the tension the united arab emirates is arming southern cyprus fighters despite being part of the sounding led coalition as helping president hadi battle who say it's a sauna bench of a ripples. yemen's prime minister says secessionists of steve in the port city u.a.e. did. not spare the government had been based for the last few years there are reports of several people being killed in fighting between pro-government forces and separatists. this mobile phone footage appears to show people arriving in the city thousands of protesters have been gathering against the internationally recognized and saudi backed government the demonstrators are backed by the united arab emirates which is supposed to be saudi arabia's ally in yemen. not necessarily in that situation. so you have a very important

some have data province sounding that coalition planes were clear today targeted to vehicles carrying hooty fighters which is stopped at a petrol station in rai district local sources told al jazeera a number of civilians were among the dead another strike targeted a local market. and syria's government has launched at least twelve strikes on rebel held areas just outside the capital damascus according to opposition activists this video is said to show the attacks on harassed or neighboring suburbs in eastern guta it's not known how many people were injured in the attack. north korea's leader has warned the united states that his nuclear forces are now a reality not a threat and these new year's address kim jong un was more conciliatory toward south korea saying he was open to dialogue and wishing them success for the winter olympics but he warned the u.s. he has a nuclear button on his desk and they will do and he will defend the country if he feels threatened last month the u.n. approved harsh new sanctions on pyongyang backed by the u.s. in response to repeated missile tests. the u.s. ma

help yemenis in the war torn country more than two years of relentless airstrikes and fighting with hooty rebels has left forty five percent of the population in desperate need of lifesaving assistance hundreds of thousands of yemenis are facing death on a daily basis because of a severe lack of basic supplies the united nations special rapporteur for me and maher has visited dry hinge or refugee camps in bangladesh young healy's trip companies just days before range of refugees are due to start returning to me and more which lee was banned from entering the pottery ration process is expected to last two years more than six hundred thousand ranger fled to bangladesh after me and mine as army launched a crackdown in northern rock and states last august al-jazeera is charles stratford spoke with the un special rapporteur from the m r i don't refugee count. i don't think the situation has really improved in myanmar and first of all where will they go back to they've lost their livelihood they've lost their crops they've lost their fields all the all the rice now as we've heard really being s

the side led coalition fighting the hooty rebels and yemen says it will allow for cranes at the port of hood leader to begin operation the cranes were bored with the u.s. funds will be used to offload basic necessities such as food and medicine. reports that they cannot come soon enough. amid the worst humanitarian crisis in the world what could be a sliver of hope these four to donald cranes which are just arrived at her data port in yemen funded by the united states agency for international development will significantly increase the floating capacity here at the border to ease congestion and improve ultimately improve delivery of humanitarian and other supplies to the people who desperately need it across yemen the saudi led coalition fighting who the rebels in northern yemen is promising to allow the cranes to begin offloading food medicine and other basic necessities there have been guarantees before but aid hasn't always flowed it can't come soon enough is there anybody can use when needed by fatah enough to yemen they want to make the best not to use what used to come and you

almost three billion dollars in donations almost three years of solid lead as trucks and fighting with hooty rebels left forty five percent of the population in desperate need of lifesaving assistance. a plan to repatriate hundreds of thousands of refugees to man ma is due to begin on tuesday bangladesh on man margaret to send back around seven hundred fifty thousand refugees i think violence in iraq and state since october two thousand and sixteen the program is set to take two years however many refugees say they're feeling pressured to go home and i'm worried about their safety a motorcycle bomb was exposed as a market in southern thailand killing three people injuring dozens more as the first attack of its kind in months in the region where muslims have been fighting for autonomy. six people have been killed and several injured foreign volunteers police and protesters in democratic republic of congo the anti-government demonstrations were organized by local leaders of the catholic church that angry at the delay in holding a presidential election. those are your headlines more news here o

protests in iran by the people after the elections, the stolen elections, supported hezbollah, --as, hootieels in yemen president trump has said we know who our friends are. the arab nations and israel. we will support them. we know who our enemies are. iran and the radical islamic terrorists. i give them an a. the regard to europe, sanctions that we have continued will and should discourage european businesses back into iran. european banks have been very principled on this. they have good financing deals in iran because they are too risky -- they have pulled financing deals in iran because they are too risky. it is possible that president trump not break out of the iran nuclear agreement altogether, even though he will sanction and punish the iranians for their bad behavior. he may want to give himself more time to bring the europeans to recognize that as long as this radical government is running iran, the rest of the world is not safe. there's a lot of other moving geopolitical parts and some of the sources i've talked with in the intelligence community tell me the concern betweene rela

there's concern based on other middle eastern conflicts it would tilt in favor of the iran backed hooty rebels russia insists it just wants peace. in the complicated chessboard of war babies are dying of hunger yemenis just wanted to end regardless of who can make that happen. in job aid as their schools churches and markets in zambia are reopening three weeks after the government introduced imagines the measures to contain a cholera outbreak at least seventy four people have died in the disease since september victoria be how small. it's time to go back to school to the zambians a week later than usual was. the start of term was delayed to allow inspectors time to check every school's malta and sanitation system to try to bring a cholera outbreak under control. and. allowed us to. control the recorder and the we have now to go to class and start teaching you know what you're. since september more than three thousand two hundred zambians have been infected with cholera most live aid or around the capital lusaka it's a bacterial disease usually spread through contaminated water left untr

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they started the civil war in yemen with the hootie rebels and providing all the missile technology.ms and weapons. that's what they did with the money. it's outrageous. the very reason why we did the nuclear deal if you remember the premise the obama administration made was simply this. by legitimizing iran as a result of the deal they would respond positively and incentiveize them to stop their aggressive behavior in the reason. what happened over the $100 million windfall? they accelerated their aggressive behavior. >> bill: moving east. 30 minutes go we confirmed that the military exercises with south korea and the united states military will go on pause now until after the winter olympics which takes you to the end of february. this is something the north korean leadership wanted and now it appears that it will happen. what do you think of this >> i think it's a smart move. listen, our policy is north korea must denuclearize. they cannot nuclear tip icbms pointed at the united states. we won't tolerate that. to get them to go immediately to that position i think is too hard beca

unification in one nine hundred ninety but the difference is never really went away since the fight with the hooty is began in two thousand and fifteen the secessionists have fought for control over here in seaports of aden last week seven forces led by the man appointed by president of the rebel months who are highly as the governor of aden and i was to overthrow had these government and i don't need general rules to be rejected the deployment of modern forces to the south there have been calls since last sunday so it's been about a week for people to go down to the streets to protest and. transitional council has been calling on had the head of government to dissolve and for a new government to be appointed and they are calling for independence as well as we've seen on the ground the clashes are continuing and the situation is. very quickly now the future of president hadi is in question he has been based in saudi arabia along with this prime minister had been the other who struggled to control southern yemen despite support from saudi arabia. women's elected government was pushed out of the cap

it's a for darius rucker also award winning breaking away from hootie and the blowfish. the halftime show of course will be performed by justin timberlake. the super bowl already a gigantic event and they're ramping it up making more announcements of who else will be joining this super bowl this year. >> our superstars are wearing green and will be on the field come sunday night so we're here to tell their story all throughout the week. we'll be following them as jaime said ago smell probably annoying questions but that's our job. we're going to do it. >> and fun. >> we have a lot more to come throughout the night and the the week. for sharrie williams, i'm brian taff in bloomington minnesota. back to you. >> ask all the questions the fans want to know. >> absolutely. >> our coverage of the eagles trip to the super bowl continues on 6abc.com. see more "action news" reports from minneapolis along with stories, photos and videos you will only see online. we're showing you how everyone we're at home is cheering on the birds. >> ♪ >> now to an accuweather alert. of course we

almost three billion dollars in donations more than two years of cellulite airstrikes and fighting with hooty rebels have left millions of people in desperate need of lifesaving assistance hollywood's elite is set to tackle the growing sexual harassment scandal at the screen actors guild awards in los angeles it's a female powered affair with women presenting all thirteen awards to honor the past two years acting achievements and those are the headlines the news continues on al-jazeera after al-jazeera world by phone that. in january nine hundred ninety five the armed palestinian group islamic jihad carried out a suicide attack on a bus station between tell of even eye for killing twenty one israeli soldiers. there is no definitive account of events but prime minister yitzhak rabin reportedly ordered must sad to kill the group's leader dr hartley should immediately. according to israeli journalist ronen bergman the mission was given to key done the mossad department thought to be responsible for executing opponents bergmann says that there were both practical difficulties and political sensit

strikes in the port city of data saudi led coalition planes reportedly targeted two vehicles carrying hooty fighters which had stopped at a petrol station in the district local sources told there are a number of civilians were among the dead south korea's welcome to new year message from north korea's leader who's raised the possibility of talks kim jong un said he hopes ties the soul will improve but he also warned washington that he has weapons capable of reaching the u.s. and that the launch button is on his desk. thousands of people who march in hong kong to express their frustration at china's tightening grip on the economy they accuse beijing of eroding freedoms which were guaranteed when british colonial rule ended twenty years ago. i since become the first country in the world to legalize equal pay between men and women the nation is ranked by the world economic forum as the most gender equal country as the headlines let's get you back to sports doping the endless chase. after having fought for clean cycling former cyclist christophe muscle hopes to encourage decent practices so muc

they started the civil war in yemen with the hootie's.to lebanon 160,000 rockets and missiles now. they are so aggressive in the region since the deal. in the deal was supposed to legitimize them with the other big powers of the world given the credibility of the deal, and therefore changing the maligned behavior. as a result of the $100 billion windfall there behavior has increased. so what -- former speaker nancy pelosi is saying makes no sense whatsoever. iran is on the march in the middle east and they are building ballistic missiles. because they want to put nuclear weapons on us. >> shannon: we have a top leader from germany talking to some people in the u.k. and france, holding the deal together. what is happening if the president decides to pull out? do you think that he will? >> i talked to a high government official today, who is clearly in the know. and he said, if the president is trying to get congress to make some changes to the deal. and here is what they are really focused on. number one, the so-called sunset clause, which

almost three billion dollars in donations almost three years of saudi led airstrikes and fighting with hooty rebels has left forty five percent of the population in desperate need of lifesaving assistance. it's not just the people who die directly because of the war in the conflict itself as those people who die those silent deaths and know the legion is all in the times where they haven't been able to access good health or access medical facilities and die for the preventable diseases faced the children at least thirteen people have been injured in a train crash in the australian city of sydney the train failed to break in time and had a barrier at the end of the line in the north west of the city and emergency services say no one was trapped but witnesses described the scene as chaotic it's fear the death toll from a measles outbreak in the indonesian province of pop or new guinea is much higher than previously reported official figures say sixty eight children have now died but church leaders say the real number could be in the hundreds step vos and has been given rare access to papa and

you know front in order to get rid of the hootie and president. what happened right now is that they are to find a team even before settling the discourse and in a way i know it's very complex thing but that's what is taking place right now right so we've got a situation with shifting alliances also taking place there in yemen i unfortunately don't have much time left so i'm just going to focus a little bit about the civilians the the people in yemen i mean we've all seen the scenes of horror that is the war in yemen what this is development mean for the civilians caught in the crossfire. it means another layer of another. source of who really carry it is that says the situation it's complicated and right now with this development in the sound one realizes that the people are quote in between in this hour and in the north most importantly big gains the collation been making is that all the forces might be in there is because the police might feel emboldened in order to try to expand the authority in other regions so another. layer that can and wil

strikes in the port city of had a saudi led coalition planes reportedly targeted two vehicles carrying hooty fighters which had stopped at a petrol station in her district local sources told al jazeera a number of civilians were among the dead another strike targeted a local market. syria's government is launch at least twelve airstrikes against rebel held areas just outside the capital damascus according to opposition activists this video is said to show the attacks on the roster and neighboring suburbs in eastern quarter fighting has intensified in the area where as syrian army forces been trapped inside a military installation since sunday. south korea is welcoming a new year message from north korea's leader who has raised the possibility of talks kim jong un said the path to dialogue is open and he hopes ties will improve but he warned that he'd use nuclear weapons if threatened and that the launch button is on his desk flounce lawyer reports from seoul. t.v. . this is how north korea welcomed the new year with a fireworks display much like the rest of the world but it is leader kim jon

the report also bolsters kids ations by the us that iranian weapons have been just for supplies to hooty rebels which breaks a u.n. embargo the united arab emirates is accused of running torture camps in yemen where people have allegedly been beaten and given electric shocks the report paints a devastating picture of a conflict which has left more than ten thousand people dead and led to widespread famine and displacement diplomatic editor james face who saw the report has more. this is a report to the u.n. security council has not been made public it's only been given to the fifteen members of the security council but i've been allowed to read a copy and it's very hard hitting and very critical of all of the parties in the war in yemen it questions whether yemen can continue to be one country it says in the south because of the length of the war in the divisions that have emerged there is the real possibility of secession into a separate south yemen it says in the south of the country people displaying the flag of the old country of south yemen and are not loyal to president had he alth

the move will affect the sale of military equipment to the saudi led coalition that's been fighting hooty rebels in the country since twenty fifteen the conflict has left over ten thousand people dead with millions on the brink of famine. u.s. vice president mike pence is on his way to the middle east for a three day trip to discuss moving the american embassy in israel to jerusalem the decision has provoked international anger pens will go to egypt jordan and spend two days in israel where he will address the parliament the palestinians have made it clear he's not welcome alan fischer reports from washington d.c. . america's vice president flies to the middle east with the country still facing international anger over its controversial decision to declare jerusalem israel's capital and all the protests may not be as furious or widespread mike pence will find there is still deep seated resentment at the american position typically these trips are about. trying to demonstrate support for u.s. priorities in prerogatives in the region and you know demonstrate how close we are with our allies

there's concern based on other middle eastern conflicts it would tilt in favor of the iran backed hooty rebels russia insists it just wants peace. in the complicated chessboard of war babies are dying of hunger yemenis just wanted to end regardless of who can make that happen some of job aid others there bangladesh has delayed plans to repatriate hundreds of thousands of refugees who fled violence including mass killings and rape me and mark the process was due to begin on tuesday but a list verifying the details of people to be sent back is still incomplete but of fears that their agenda will be forced to return to conditions that are still unsafe stratford reports. for abdul foreigners and his wife should jeter it doesn't matter whether the stance of the myanmar bangladeshi government's repatriation plan has been delayed they say they would not have agreed to return to myanmar anyway and. if we do here at least we get a feel if we are killed amir more there is no federal data just burnt. we must be recognised as a hinge we want to houses rebuilt and freedom of movement if they kill us

yemenis in the war torn country more than two years of relentless saudi led airstrikes and fighting with hooty rebels has left forty five percent of the population in desperate need of lifesaving assistance hundreds of thousands of yemenis are facing death on a daily basis because of a severe lack of basic supplies. the united nations special rapporteur for me a mom has visited her hinge a refugee camps in bangladesh young heelys trip comes just days before range of refugees i jus to start returning to me in march where they were she was banned from entering the repatriation process is expected to last two years more than six hundred thousand range of fled to bangladesh after mir mas amin launched a crackdown in northern iraq on states last august al-jazeera as charles stratford spoke with the un special rapporteur for me amar at a refugee camp. i don't think the situation has really improved in myanmar and first of all where will they go back to they've lost their livelihood they've lost their crops they've lost their fields all the all the rice now as we've heard really being sold elsewhere

secessionist fighters despite being part of the saudi led coalition that's helping president hadi battle the hooty. there is no difference between the these and anyone else who rebels against a legitimate government no matter who they are if he's not with the legitimate government then he's ripped balin against it and considered an enemy to the entire country. has this report on the fighting in aden. yemen prime minister says secessionists have staged a coup in the city of aden. not speer the government had been based for the last few years there are reports of several people being killed in fighting between pro-government forces and separatists. this mobile phone footage appears to show people arriving in the city thousands of protesters have been gathering against the internationally recognized and saudi backed government the demonstrators are backed by the united arab emirates which is supposed to be saudi arabia's ally in yemen. not necessarily in that situation. very important. but you know you're. in the region. and you really. know that you are its own you have your own. and more of. your c

now in the world is a situation cover so that was the ban in speaking earlier on let's fix it i mean hooty in beirut he's a senior fellow there are some photos institute for public policy at the american university of beirut that is where he's joining us from thanks for speaking to us so so if this is to believe then according to the book trump is taking credit for the rise of crown prince of saudi arabia from advance on money is that a surprise at all. it's not really a surprise that most of the material in the book related to the middle east of the world is stuff that has been talked about before i've just spent three months in the united states and this is pretty much common knowledge what the united states under trump is doing in the arab world and what this book does is just reinforce it and gives it a bit more depth and a little bit more drama with some of some of the quotations the key point here is that the united states is dealing in the middle east basically through the lens of the netanyahu government in israel with the support of sheldon adelson the billionaire donor to the tru

is a key member of the society that coalition financing hooty rebels in the country or the coalition's imposed a blockade on yemen leading to whites red food shortages and a major health crisis the u.n. estimates that more than five thousand civilians have been killed since the conflict began in twenty fifteen. israel's parliament has given preliminary approval for legislation that would make it easier for a court to impose a death sentence on people convicted of murder in incidents classified as terror attacks the bill still requires three more readings before it becomes law currently though the death penalty can only be imposed if a panel of three military judges passes the sentence unanimously fifteen members of the knesset voted in favor of the people's or forty nine or against a woman who should she be i think that to extreme situations there is also simple logic the simple logic is if someone murders a loss he will not spend the rest of his life in jail but he will be executed. so side bombers killed eleven people at a mosque in northeastern nigeria it happened during dawn prayer

which is the hooty forces t.v. channel says the fighter plane was a british made tornado on the part of yemen's former president ali abdullah saleh was killed last month has named its new leader a former agriculture minister decide to move to us will be the new head of the general people's congress party salah was killed by hutu rebels after he switched sides and backed the saudi led coalition in its battle against. the former prime minister of egypt to ahmed shah freak has ruled himself out of the running for the upcoming presidential election so if he said in november that he intended to run in the vote which is set to be held in the spring he's now pulled out of contention saying he's quote not the perfect person to lead state affairs meanwhile egypt has denied pressuring t.v. host to back the u.s. president's decision to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel the new york times has reported leaked phone recordings of a senior intelligence officer telling hoes to play down in opposition to donald trump's m

explosions or wrote yemen's capital sonorous society led coalition targeted weapons stores used by the hooty rebels the controller city residents say there were at least five raids by coalition warplanes on wednesday. the french president tomorrow micro his one turkey against launching a full on invasion of africa and in northern syria turkey has been attacking the kurdish region for more than ten days and several hundred people are reported to have died is controlled by the y. p g which is a kurdish group that turkey considers to be a terrorist organization seventy deca as this report. solidarity with the people of africa this protest is in the kurdish run area in northeast syria where people say they feel betrayed coming on and then i don't know for we condemn the turkish state we condemn russia because had it not been for russia giving the green light turkey would not have been able to attack a free russia and turkey but your fate and end will be at the hands of the heroes of the y. p.g. just like the end of ice. in african funerals are held for fighters from the people's protection units