the parties are in there but most of all if we think that this is in favor and the best interest of the civilian themselves and he said case spokesperson of the international committee of the red cross in damascus thank you for spending time with us thank you. britain's interior minister says authorities now know more about the mystery substance that left a former russian spy and his daughter critically ill over the weekend ah police will reveal toxicology findings later today as they seek to determine whether there was any foul play involved in the incident reports say investigators suspect the kremlin could be behind the incident in salisbury on sunday. this security camera footage is of keen interest to british counterterrorism. it may show a couple merely taking a stroll but police are investigating anyone who was in the area around the time former russian spy sergei screech and his daughter yulia collapsed near a shopping center on sunday this alleyway connect salisbury's this is a restaurant where the couple are reported to have dined and the park bench where they were found unconscious days later large areas are still cordoned off investigators have decontaminated several loc

spokesperson for the international committee of the red cross or thank you. a surge and support for populist and far right parties in sunday's election has left italy in political deadlock the euro skeptic league party is the best performer among the dominant right wing coalition which has secured thirty seven percent of the vote but the strongest single party result went to another populist movement the five star movement has that involve a reports from rome. just five years after they first got into parliament the five star movement the anti politicians party and the clear individual winners in italy's general election after a campaign that saw them vowed to fight corruption their vote share was more than ten points ahead of any other single party. on our thoughts and we are a political force that represents an entire nation but we can't say it is the same for the others which instead a more geographically based but this is very important because representing the entire nation projects us unavoidably towards governing the country. towards governing it and th

of the civilians therefore we are not present there today however today we were present in eastern water in dumas particularly and are the president of the of the international committee of the red cross was there on the ground overseeing an operation delivering humanitarian aid to over twenty five thousand people inside the dome successfully we have been able to complete this operation and now the warehouses of the syrian arab red crescent in dumas are full of humanitarian aid that we were able to offload from the trucks and the load into the warehouses i mean that was a step forward in itself because it was so badly needed just just a week or two ago was near you colorful you're going to be able to distribute all that stuff there i guess some of it's perishable goods are you going to be able to get it out to every need in time for those warehouses. hopefully our colleagues at the syrian arab red crescent and duma will be able to distribute these humanitarian packages to the people inside we are hopeful and we we keep on calling that that the international and international humanitarian azazel's are allowed again and repeatedly inside is not all doom and other places to be able to de

in syria a truck convoy carrying aid has arrived in a free in the north of the country the international committee of the red cross says it's the first time a humanitarian convoy has been allowed into the area since the turkish offensive against kurdish y p g fighters began in january the supplies should be enough for fifty thousand people in the u.s. president trump has announced increased higher tariffs on steel and imports trump says unfair trade practices are destroying american companies and jobs and to rebuild those industries. and snow storms have battered much of europe for a third day in the u.k. authorities have issued a second the red alert that means there's a risk to life transport has been thrown into chaos with more than three hundred people stranded on a motorway in scotland flights in the u.k. mainland europe have been cancelled more on the news hour and coming up next it's. twenty three. greek and turkish returned to. try. and reconnect with the past. time. you're going to meet. the love and. don't deal only with crimes against women they also have to handle traditional public order challenges be

meanwhile a truck convoy carrying aid has arrived in the northern a free region the international committee of the red cross says it's the first time a humanitarian convoy has been allowed into the area since the turkish offensive against kurdish fighters began in january the turkish military says eight of its soldiers were killed in fighting on thursday. u.s. president donald trump has announced a twenty five percent tariff for all steel imports and ten percent although many i'm trying says unfair trade practices are destroying american companies and jobs and he's vowing to rebuild the industries. well those are your top stories here on al-jazeera my colleagues in the how will have more news for you in half an hour coming up next one on one i am doing this for the benefit of saddam people so bad they see the importance of the our cars witness documentaries that open your eyes at this time on al-jazeera. for the first time in decades is a palpable fear of nuclear war in asia. with north korean missiles landing close to japan's shores relations between the two countries are colder than ever. and japan's gree

situation in a singles i'm joined by the lake still hot these are he's the director of operations at the international committee of the red cross thank you being with us. tonight now and as we saw that this has been a long and bloody siege for the civilians have been trapped in these to increase it needs a mask is what do you tell us about the people who have been out to leave. well i the content you. much about the people who had left two days yeah i also just learned from our police on the ground at a. about a hundred and forty nine people actually were finally allowed to leave that what i can tell you is that. our teams they were in eastern ghouta twice last week and. table are shocked by the dramatic situation i found any single copies at people that are that are lacking everything that. food. wall access to clean water and especially also access to medical care which is extremely. difficult and. . particularly at dramatic is the situation for children that we were told at that. and jeans and and he said mothers were up to twenty days he nast sellers of houses a and didn't see. dead that day for for for twenty days. and it

not offloaded on monday because of the shelling were supposed to reach the besieged population on thursday but according to the international committee of the red cross the conditions on the ground did not allow that.

>> under an agreement between britain and argentina, a forensic study led by the international committee of the red crossdentified 90 out of the 121 soldiers that lie in this cemetery. many have been waiting a long time for this. him.ren't able to mourn to give him a last kiss. we were left waiting and hoping that maybe he could come back somehow. this has given us closure and it's the beginning of a new chapter. >> argentina has always laid claim to the falkland islands which they call the malvinas. britain refuses to negotiate their status, are doing that the nearly 3000 people that live there voted overwhelmingly in a referendum in 2013 to remain part of britain. marked aast month century since the death of austrian painter gustav klimt. kiss" has become one of the most recognized artworks. he was a master of symbolism and women were his favorite subject. rebecca rossman reports. >> he is known for his unique and even esoteric style. the son of a gold engraver, gustav clint was famous for adding thick layers of the shiny element to his most famous works. as was the case with ancient egyptian and byzan

people who are desperately in need of humanitarian aid some medical items were removed from the end convoy however we managed as the international committee of the red cross and the syrian arab red crescent to bring inside urgently needed medicine to cure and to help basically patients with chronic diseases such as diabetes and hypertension usually aid convoys are our agreed upon with the parties involved and all items are inspected and checked and everything is basically checked before the trucks are loaded now unfortunately that this happened. this shouldn't happen surgical items all medical items should be allowed and this is a right for people inside is to receive humanitarian aid particularly medical aid because we've been saying that this is the urgent need today and a priority in terms of what needs to be distributed to people inside isn't good. a surge in support for populist and far right parties in sunday's election has left its li in political deadlock the us skeptic league party is the best performer among a dominant rightwing coalition which has secured thirty seven percent of the vote but the strongest single party result went to another pop

insist and we make sure that only people in need get the humanitarian aid this has been a way of work of the international committee of the red cross proven effective in yemen in iraq and in syria as well after all it is the responsibility of the people who control such areas to allow humanitarian aid and to make sure that this humanitarian aid that we bring in is the submitted to people and through our partners on the ground the syrian arab red crescent and duma we ensure that only the families that were registered with high priority. sievers of humanitarian aid are the families that get the batch of humanitarian aid which we were able to deliver the stime in duma i know you said you need both sides to come together here and basically agree to this to allow the aid to come in but i mean there are warring parties we've seen the u.n. resolution fail to bring peace is that the only option really then the both sides need to come together and allow this to happen. yes the only way to monitor and aid organizations can work to bring in the needed aid is by both parties agreeing there is no way that we as a military and organizations can

desperately in need of primarily medical aid and other support that humanitarian aid organizations must and should be allowed to delivered sides. with the international committee of the red cross for the middle east joining us tonight from beirut well thank you very much thank you fear some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world protesters have marched through washington to demand that congress protect hundreds of thousands of young people from deportation the deferred action for childhood arrivals program which shields some seven hundred thousand immigrants brought to the u.s. illegally as children is set to expire on monday and the government have so far been unable to agree on a replacement for the so-called dreamers what a moment president jimmy morale is has confirmed his country will relocate its embassy in israel to jerusalem in may just a couple of days after washington moves its diplomatic mission he told a program is really the move underscores guatemala's support for israel u.s. president trump announced last year that washington would be moving its embassy to jerusalem. you're watching d.w. news alive from berlin still to come was repre

not are floated on monday because of the shelling were supposed to reach the besieged population on thursday but according to the international committee of the red cross the conditions on the ground did not allow that. sources have told us that the russian government and the rebel factions in eastern who are holding the gauche ations over a withdrawal it may involve. one of the main rebel factions leaving two rebel controlled territories in the southern province of daraa the other main faction face man will leave to areas under the control of turkey backed rebels in the north of the country eleazer zero also understands that international humanitarian organizations are meeting to prepare for what could be a mass evacuation even though that is not what the hundreds of thousands of people in eastern who say they want. i swear by god i will never leave our country i'll stay here till death look at destruction around you the are asking for in countries to help them get rid of us this is inhumane and you are killing children and displacing people you are displacing the people of your own country why. that has been part of the ceasefire deals reached in the

not are floated on monday because of the shelling we're supposed to reach the besieged population on thursday but according to the international committee of the red cross the conditions on the ground did not allow that sources have told us that the russian government and the rebel factions in eastern who are holding the gauche ations over a withdrawal it may involve them one of the main rebel factions leaving two rebel controlled territories in the southern province of daraa the other main faction failaka man will leave to areas under the control of turkey backed rebels in the north of the country. elicia zero also understands that international humanitarian organizations are meeting to prepare for what could be a mass evacuation even though that is not what the hundreds of thousands of people in eastern who say they want. i swear by god i will never leave our country i'll stay here till death look at the structural around you they are asking for in countries to help them get rid of us this is inhumane and ethical you are killing children and displacing people you are displacing the people of your own country. that has been part of the ceasefire deals

of the enclave now in its hands so the rebels now defending their territory an aid convoy that was supposed to have reached the main town of duma on thursday but the international committee of the red cross confirming that this aid convoy has now been postponed late yesterday the united nations has been appealing to the syrian government to make sure that the cease fire is in place to allow supplies to reach those in need it is still not clear whether or not that aid convoy will enter eastern tomorrow or the day after but people inside really in a very desperate situation the suffering is immense now there are some reports of behind the scenes negotiations between the russian government and the rebels concerning some sort of a withdrawal and no side is publicly confirming this but the russian defense ministry did say that some rebels are ready to accept the amnesty offer the u.s. secretary of state is in ethiopia as part of his first official visit to africa rex tillerson is hoping to improve relations after the president reportedly used foul language to describe some african countries earlier this year when the head of the trip to listen announced a five hundred thirty three million dol

and then twenty fourteen and overseen by the international committee of the red cross so the so there were some good signs also noises made on both sides about the potential for un peacekeeping force earlier in the year so there were signs that the conflict was showing some positive developments towards deescalation and so on but unfortunately there's there's been a there's been a tendency since right back to the beginning of this conflict that whenever there are the signs of the escalation the u.s. and its allies will do a move make a move such as this that will add fuel to the fire of the conflict in order to keep it going that's been the that's been a tendency right since the early days of the conflict when when tanks were first sent into eastern ukraine there were signs of fraternizing amongst the troops and there was not going very well at all and so that prompted visits by a number of high level u.s. officials including joe biden at the time and was then followed up by a major military escalation a reorganization of a number of paramilitary groups to work more closely fascist mi

the international committee of the red cross wants the situation is dire.ng threat of disease. military operations, air strikes in particular, in eastern goutha, reportedly killed more than 1700 people. thousands more were injured. attacks on critical civilian infrastructure, like medical facilities, civilian infrastructure, like medicalfacilities, continue to be reported. the un says at standing by with food and aid supplies, should get the all clear from the government. devastating strikes and artillery fire have already reduced large parts of goutha to ruins. meanwhile, government forces are reported to be massing around douma. the rebel group, daesh al islam, has yet to agree terms of the surrender. the syrian military says it has until the end of the week to do so. caroline rigby, bbc news. let there be no more wars or bloodshed between arabs and israelis. with great regret, the committee have decided that south africa should be excluded from the 1970 competition. streaking across the sky, the white—hot wreckage from mir drew gasps from onlookers on fi

attached to a vehicle went off in mogadishu the blast happened near the office of the international committee of the red cross one of its staff is amongst those hurt on sunday a suicide car bomber blew himself up at a checkpoint near somalia's parliament the armed group al-shabaab is suspected of carrying out the attack because. the chinese company has been accused of mining sand illegally and almost destroying an entire village in mozambique amnesty international launched an investigation into the hey you mining company villagers say hundreds of people were forced to flee their homes shelob eligibles. new going year is a small fishing village built upon sand dunes in northern mozambique it's an idyllic setting for a simple life but on their doorstep a global battle is building the people of new gone year this is china's high you mining company the villages complaint high use sand mining blocks look goods which they say cause severe flooding in twenty fifteen forty eight homes were swept out to sea and more than one hundred seventy damaged in barry's amnesty international spent two years investigating how it

convoy reached the main town inside eastern huta they were not able to offload ten trucks ten trucks full of supplies because of the shelling and now the international committee of the red cross saying it's going to hold to its operations in eastern because of the violence so the aid that was a positive step according to the i.c.r.c. but definitely not enough we have to remember eastern is a besieged enclave and aid does not enter the enclave of regular. where does the funny thing stand how long can the rebels hold out there in the. well it's the enclave is approximately one hundred ten square kilometers what we understand is that the pro-government alliance has taken approximately thirty percent of that territory basically in the east and the eastern side an area which is basically farmland small towns fighting of course will be different inside built up areas but the government's tactic is to isolate the different areas especially the main population centers stuff they want to isolate that area duma mystery and once they do that they're going to cut the rebel supply lines cut the enclave in half and put more pressure on the rebels to force a surrender it is clear from the s

aid has come in and none of the evacuations have happened in for the north of syria in the are free region we've been hearing that the international committee of the red cross has been able to take aid inside africa and this is an area which has been under attack by turkish military as well as turkish backed rebels who will be trying to take this area from kurdish right from the fighters who they would call terrorists this aid that has been provided by the i.c.r.c. makes the first convoy this air that has gone into help about fifty thousand people in the rough area and it's surrounding people who've been displaced in the not just the last few months since turkey began its operation in january but also earlier where they have been displaced by the because of the fighting with isis and in other areas across the turkey syria border this aid will be provided to people predominantly to try and give them much needed help against the very bitter winter but they have been saying that they need more and they need this aid to continue the north koreans denied that sense applies to syria to produce chemical weapons state television quoted a foreign ministry spokesman

thanks to an agreement between argentina and the united kingdom with the help of the international committee of the red cross as a military man this has huge significance to me there is a shoot between all militaries but i think in particular the british military and the old gentleman the trees there is huge respect for from both sides of what has happened here. to. argentina lost the war with britain after the military dictatorship of what a cite is or did the asian of the british control. which lies around five hundred kilometers off the coast of latin america. the identification of the argentinian soldiers is same by many as a step towards the improvement of the relations between argentina and the united kingdom and new relationship that will include not only dialogue but also cooperation on important issues such as illegal fishing and the search for oil in the southern atlantic. some war veterans continue to insist the islands belong to quieten tina but believe that dialogue should prevail. we have to negotiate so we never again have war and this is coming from someone who was there through dialogue thro

meanwhile a truck convoy carrying aid has arrived in the northern a free region the international committee of the red cross says it's the first time a humanitarian convoy has been allowed into the area since the turkish offensive against kurdish fighters began in january the turkish military says eight of its soldiers were killed in fighting on thursday. u.s. president donald trump has announced a twenty five percent tariff on all steel imports and ten percent all our minium trump says unfair trade practices are destroying american companies and jobs and he's vowing to rebuild the industries. well those are your top stories here on al-jazeera my colleagues and the how we'll have more news for you in half an hour coming up next one of. the benefit of saddam people so bad to see him of our cards witness documentaries that open your eyes at this time on al-jazeera. for the first time in decades he's accountable fear a new you leave egypt. with north korean missiles landing close to japan's shores relations between the two countries are called you didn't ever. really can you is feeling rich.

not offloaded on monday because of the shelling were supposed to reach the besieged population on thursday but according to the international committee of the red cross the conditions on the ground did not allow that sources have told us that the russian government and the rebel factions in eastern who are holding the gauche ations over a withdrawal it may involve. one of the main rebel factions leaving two rebel controlled territories in the southern province of daraa the other main faction man will leave to areas under the control of turkey backed rebels in the north of the country. also understands that international humanitarian organizations are meeting to prepare for what could be a mass evacuation even though that is not what the hundreds of thousands of people in eastern who say they want. i swear by god i will never leave our country i'll stay here till death look at the structure around you they are asking for encounters to help them get rid of us this is inhumane and you are killing children and displacing people you are displacing the people of your own country. that has been part of the ceasefire deals reached in the past an effective su

the enclave forty percent of it has now been retaken by government forces in an operation that has gone on for the last several weeks. let's bring in our hug from the international committee of the red cross thanks ever so much for making the time to come and speak to us here about the ongoing situation was described as beyond awful there how would you assess the operation how it's going to try and bring some aid to these poor people stuck in the middle of it all how have the supplies been distributed have you made some headway there or not we have been able to enter duma and eastern and provide aid to over twenty seven thousand five hundred people the supplies of arrive to do more however distribution will not take place until tomorrow morning the way it happens is that first the supplies enter to warehouses and inside and then eventually they get distributed through the red syrian arab red crescent colleagues on the ground to people in need. same people in need we've heard some of the descriptions of what's been happening what are people most urgently in need of us oppose everything for both to basically keep alive is it. yes absolutely the priority is to bring in medical medical humani

of the escalation in fact there was a huge there was a major prisoner exchange first of its type. in the conflict since it began in twenty fourteen and overseen by the international committee of the red cross so there so there are some good signs also noises made on both sides about the potential for a u.n. peacekeeping force earlier in the year so there were signs that the conflict was showing some positive developments towards deescalation and so on but unfortunately there's there's been a there's been a tendency since right back to the beginning of this conflict that whenever there are the signs of the escalation the u.s. and its allies will do a move make a move such as this that will add fuel to the fire of the conflict in order to keep it going that's been the that's been a tendency right since the early days of the conflict when when tanks were first sent into eastern ukraine there were signs of fraternizing amongst the troops and the was not going very well at all and so that prompted visits by a number of high level u.s. officials including joe biden at the time who and was then followed up.

was offloaded before the trucks entered so it is a positive step according to the international committee of the red cross but it is not enough they are asking for regular access to this besieged and clave just give us an idea now. of where the government campaign has control of the. the geography there in eastern. well eastern hooter's approximately one hundred ten square kilometers what the government has taken is mainly the farmlands in the small towns in the eastern edge of the enclave they are trying to meet up their forces in the west they're trying to take areas like misrata. now these areas are in the center if they're able to push in then they'll meet up with their forces from the west and then they will cut. in half and once they do that the rebel supply lines will definitely be weakened and what they're also trying to do is surround the main town duma and isolate it they did this in aleppo it was a military tactic they divided the districts they were pushing in and that is when the rebels said ok enough is enough we will surrender we will accept a deal and we will lay down our arms and leave al

beirut earlier we spoke to rafael had just folks passing for the international committee of the red cross in a way. after weeks and weeks perhaps months of asking both parties to allow humanitarian aid in today we managed to enter duma and provide the syrian arab red crescent warehouses with humanitarian aid basically food medical items and other items essential to help ease the suffering of people inside . about twenty seven thousand five hundred people will benefit from this convoy however this is not enough and we are continuing to ask for further convoys to be allowed in in the coming days so that we are able to to help more and more people who are desperately in need of humanitarian aid. a surge in support for a populist year a skeptic in sunday's election has left italy in political deadlock farai anti immigrant policy was the best performer in the right wing coalition which has secured thirty seven percent of the vote but the strongest single party result went to the anti establishment five star movement barbara ports now from iran. just five years after they first got into parliam

international criticism and outrage . so given everything that you said is there any hope for those eight deliveries which were planned to take place today. well yes the united nations the international committee of the red cross they were supposed to deliver supplies today to eastern huta a short while ago the i.c.r.c. saying that the whole operation has been postponed saying that the conditions on the ground are not conducive for this operation to happen they didn't provide any more details but there is a five hour pause in the fighting right now so it's not clear why they didn't enter . the syrian government you know tell them that they can't enter we understand. the united nations has been in talks with the syrian government yesterday trying to explain to them that the cease fire has to take effect past the hold while the distribution of the supplies are underway now some sources have told me and i'm trying to confirm this is that there are behind the scenes negotiations between the syrian government the russian government and the rebels on the ground and that is one of the reasons why this aid operation has been postponed so really the situation is very precarious on the ground desperate for the civilians

the international committee of the red cross in beirut said more convoys are badly needed. after weeks and weeks perhaps months of asking both parties to allow humanitarian aid and today we managed to enter dumas and provide the syrian arab red crescent warehouses with humanitarian aid basically food medical items and other items essential to help ease the suffering of people inside. about twenty seven thousand five hundred people will benefit from this convoy however this is not enough and we are continuing to ask for further convoys to be allowed in in the coming days so that we are able to to help more and more people who are desperately in need of humanitarian aid. we go to italy now where a surge in support for populist and far right parties in sunday's election has left the country in political deadlock no party got enough votes to govern alone meaning long negotiations to form a new coalition now lie ahead results so far give the center right coalition about thirty seven percent of the vote eighteen percent of that for the anti immigrant right wing league party the an

fifty thousand displaced people has arrived in syria's northern a free in region the international committee of the red cross says it's the first time a humanitarian convoy has been allowed into the area since the turkish offensive against kurdish y p g fighters began in january well the u.n. estimates as many as thirty thousand people have been displaced by the fighting. russian president vladimir putin has shown off a new intercontinental ballistic missile and is under address to parliament he says russia has tested nuclear weapons including an underwater drone that would be immune to enemy intercept putin told m.p.'s that the buildup is to guarantee global peace. german intelligence officials are warning it's premature to link a major cyber attack on its government services to a russian hacking group on wednesday it was revealed hackers breached the government's computer network and managed to steal data from the foreign and defense ministries local media link the hack to the a p t twenty eight group that apparently has ties to russian intelligence it has the german parliament's computers in twenty fiftee

happened shortly after they left the vehicle in a parking lot near the office of the international committee of the red cross the i.c.r.c. says one of the injured as a staff member on sunday a suicide car bomber blew himself up at a checkpoint near us parliament's the armed group is suspected of carrying out the attack the u.s. military says a high ranking al qaeda official has been killed by an airstrike in libya u.s. officials say it was one of two people killed in a procession airstrike on saturday near the southern city of. he was accused of training recruits as well as providing funding and weapons to the group known as al qaeda in the islamic maghreb. a chinese company has been accused of mining sand illegally and almost destroying an entire village in mozambique amnesty international launched an investigation into the how your mining company after villagers said hundreds of people were forced to flee their homes charlotte bellus reports. on your is a small fishing village built upon sand dunes in northern mozambique it's an idyllic setting for a simple life but on the doorstep a global battle is build

happened shortly after they left the vehicle in a parking lot near the office of the international committee of the red cross. says among those hurt on sunday a suicide car bomber blew himself up at a checkpoint near somalia's parliament the armed group al-shabaab is suspected of carrying out the attacks the u.s. military says a high ranking al qaeda official. been killed by an airstrike in libya he was accused of training recruits as well as providing funding and weapons to the group . in the islamic maghreb. u.s. prosecutors say there are about to show links between the trim campaign for the presidency and russia four people have so far pleaded guilty as a result of the investigation led by robert muller and one of them is due to be sentenced as political hay reports. in just a few days alexander's back into the federal courthouse to be sentenced his crime lying to investigators and special counsel robert miller's probe into potential collusion between the truck campaign and russia his sentencing documents lay out for the first time the clearest connection yet between russia and the campaign it details con

not are floated on monday because of the shelling we're supposed to reach the besieged population on thursday but according to the international committee of the red cross the conditions on the ground did not allow that sources have told us that the russian government and the rebel factions in eastern who are holding the gauche ations over a withdrawal it may involve them one of the main rebel factions leaving two rebel controlled territories in the southern province of daraa the other main faction failing men will leave to areas under the control of turkey backed rebels in the north of the country. elicia zero also understands that international humanitarian organizations are meeting to prepare for what could be a mass evacuation even though that is not what the hundreds of thousands of people in peace say they want. i swear by god i will never leave our country i'll stay here till death look at the structure around you they are asking for encounters to help them get rid of us this is inhumane and you are killing children and displacing people you are displacing the people of your own country. that has been part of the ceasefire deals reached in the pa

aid has come in and none of the evacuations have happened in for the north of syria in the are free region we've been hearing that the international committee of the red cross has been able to take aid inside africa this is an area which has been under attack by turkish military as well as turkish backed rebels who will be trying to take this area from kurdish rights in the fight is who they would call terrorists this aid that has been provided by the i.c.r.c. makes the first convoy this air that has gone into help about fifty thousand people in the rough area and it's surrounding people who've been displaced in the not just the last few months since turkey began its operation in january but also earlier where they have been displaced by the because of the fighting with ice and. another areas across the turkey syria border this aid will be provided to people predominantly to try and give them much needed help against the very bitter winter but they have been saying that they need more and they need this aid to continue. well the u.n. envoy to syria is urging all sides to implement a cease fire across syria that the un security council unanimously approved l