he's in ankara covering the three way summit there today between russia iran and turkey and the summit comes after years of fruitless efforts to halt the conflict in syria as the main power brokers what ken iran russia and turkey hope to achieve with these talks. well i think these talks will focus on a variety of issues key will be the conflicts that are being created across syria this is where syrian rebels and their families all be moved to and they will be covered by a cease fire but it's a really very controversial issue given the fact that there is a differences over whether who is included among these rebels is what a group deemed as islamist terrorists are covered by this cease fire. code disagree strongly on who are considered terrorists and who are considered rebels that will be a key issue in this in these talks on top of that will be the syrian constitution the creation of a new constitution is seen as providing the framework for a final settlement that is expected to be extremely difficult issue given the fact that all sides to have conflicting views on the future of syria

turkey. russia iran and turkey would like to see the end of the us as a military presence in the kurdish dominated north east the us alliance with the white peachy is its only leverage in syria negotiation between. russia iran and turkey just to make in your settlement and to push the process to finalize. the implication of the inside this settlement because if they will not. sit down the process we are talking about all saw a new round of conflict. some of the serious kurds are now the king makers a deal reached with them will determine the state of play between the different stakeholders in syria's war. us president donald trump has spoken again of his desire to pull american forces out of syria suggesting that victory over eisel is imminent trump also said that if allies like saudi arabia want america to stay in syria they may have to pay for it alan fischer reports from washington. the president insists he's never been keen on america's foreign military adventures seeing the cost too much money thank you at a news conference at the white house with leaders of three baltic countries donald trum

news coming to you live from berlin the leaders of turkey iran and russia meet for a crucial summit on syria they say they'll focus on their common interests in the country and the talks coincide with big changes on the ground in this seven year war as rebels are forced to leave a key stronghold also coming up a british military lab says it cannot prove the nerve agent used to attack former double agent screwball and his daughter came from russia as an international watchdog meets to discuss the case we ask an expert how certain we can ever be about the origin of chemical weapons. it's fifty years since the assassination of martin luther king in memphis tennessee . his legacy and how it still inspires activists in the u.s. today. hello i'm terry march and good to have you with us the presidents of iran turkey and russia are meeting for their second summit in six months to discuss the crisis in syria it comes as rebels are facing what could be a game changing setback the loss of eastern guta a key stronghold near the capital damascus under russian brokered deal buses carrying fighters o

turkey. russia iran and turkey would like to see the end of the us as military presence in the kurdish dominated north east the u.s. alliance with the white peachey is its only leverage in syria negotiation between three parts russia iran and turkey just to make a new settlement and to push down the process to finalize. the implication of the good inside this settlement because if they will not. sit down a process of talking about all saw a new round of conflict. some serious kurds are now the king makers a deal reached with them will determine the state of play between the different stakeholders in syria's war. trains have been canceled across france as rail or railway were workers' strike against president obama well planned reforms just one in four of the trains in paris has been running and just one in eight of france's high speed. the rail unions are planning to strike for two days out of every five for the next three months they are demanding that the government give up its plans to cut their benefits and pensions it's going to sort of go yeah go is that one of paris says main train statio

also coming up deciding the future of syria the leaders of iran turkey and russia need to discuss the next steps for the country and in seven year conflict. in punitive tariffs on soybeans on over one hundred other products that's beijing's answer to tariffs the u.s. government imposed on chinese imports the traits about between the economic superpowers is. also on the show celebrating the civil rights icon. there to her very. fifty years after the assassination of martin luther king in memphis tennessee we'll take a look at his legacy and the state of race relations in the u.s. today. i'm sumi so much gondo welcome to the show. the global chemical weapons watchdog o.p.c. w is holding a special meeting today to discuss the nerve agent attack on a former russian double agent in britain the kremlin has demanded an apology from the u.k. for saying the poison came from moscow they argue britain's failure to track down the source of the nerve agent proves the accusations are baseless in an interview with salva british foreign secretary boris johnson said there was no doubt in his mind that

the presidents of iran turkey and russia are meeting for their second summit in six months to discuss the crisis in syria it's thought today's meeting could have a critical impact on developments in the country it comes as u.s. influence appears to be waning with president calling for american troops to be withdrawn rebels are also facing what could be a game changing setback the loss of a key stronghold near the capital damascus. syrian state media and media close to the government reported that the first fighters from the army of islam started leaving the city with their families on monday it is the last and largest rebel force in eastern guta should the army of islam withdraw without resistance then government troops would be able to take complete control of the area. but the army of islam leadership is clearly divided some factions deny that the withdrawal agreement has been wrapped up but that's caused a delay in the withdrawal of both fighters and civilians from devastated duma meaning that they can't be given humanitarian help for the time being. water food medication electrici

but almost no one is helping except for iran turkey and russia. some supplies coming. out of the un but that is not enough at all and certainly we would need more countries when we work on the rebuilding of this restructuring of syria we sincerely hope that after the protocol processes are you. that probably. pretty good well involve more countries. it. goes to joke of the rooms with. the rest of the russian journalists life and alexander youngish maybe it's not about this meeting per se but it is about the international i already answered this race about the question yesterday and. you're a spokesperson said yesterday that the u.k. will have to apologize now to what kind of apologies are we looking for. they just have to say that they're sorry or maybe some official people or should we resume our relations. we're not waiting for anyone we just hope that the sober mind would prevail and international relations would not be undermined by their actions. that we've been seen exactly that recently this has to do not only with this cripple case it has to do with many other

turkey. russia iran and turkey would like to see the end of the us as military presence in the kurdish dominated north east the us alliance with the white peachy is its only leverage in syria negotiation between three parts russia iran and turkey just to make a new settlement. process to finalize. the implication of the inside this settlement because if they will not. process we are talking about. a new round of conflict. some of the serious kurds are now the king makers a deal reached with them will determine the state of play between the different stakeholders in syria's war. built. in china. to help as countries struggling economy. has met chinese president xi jinping in beijing where the two sides have signed a range of business deals. from harare on the impact chinese investment has already had. selling in markets is how many people here are living and a lot of these products come from china zimbabwe is once thriving industrial sector isn't creating enough jobs and goods for the domestic market. it's something to do. to just see. the president is in china his first state visit outside afric

the presidents of iran turkey and russia are meeting to discuss the crisis in syria it comes as rebels are facing what could be a game changing setback the loss of eastern go to a key stronghold near the capital damascus the russian military says it expects a negotiated rubble of baccy way should from the enclave to be completed in the coming days buses carrying fighters and their families have been leaving the main town of duma bound for the rebel controlled north and as peace talks between turkey russia and iran begin those nations have large but also competing interests in the outcome of the syria conflict. syria heard twenty eight hundred. seven years of civil war and still no end in sight there are too many interests involved this war goes beyond the assad regime fighting rebel groups. major foreign doctors are playing their part too. these are the main ones they regularly supply weaponry and personnel to those they believe can help to meet their own geo political and russian president vladimir putin is one of president assad's closest allies russia has provided military support t

alaric and i'm citizen this is al jazeera live from london also coming up iran turkey and russia promise to work together to ensure a lasting cease fire in syria brazil's supreme court decides whether former president clearly the silver can stay out of jail during his appeal against corruption conviction and facebook comes clean now admitting that data up to eighty seven million users could have been properly shed with a british consultancy firm. thousands of people have gathered that the lorraine motel for the official ceremony commemorating the fiftieth anniversary obvious us a nation of civil rights leader martin luther king jr events are being held right across the u.s. to honor the memory of the civil rights campaigner who was shot dead while on a balcony at the hotel in memphis tennessee the site is now a civil rights museum a former u.s. president barack obama has been one of many speeches paying tribute. because of him because of his glorious words and deeds because of his hopeful vision and his moral imagination we found the courage to come as far as we have because of him and h

. >> in syria it's probably without russia, without iran, without turkey, impossible to just on a bilateral basis be resolving what's going on in syria. beyond that, a lot of circumstances in syria are beyond assad's control. so that responsibility on the part of washington to be negotiating a fixed syria, we don't want to take more ownership than we should, and frankly even if we chose to engage in that talk, there are so many other parties, whether state actors, terrorist groups. the situation requires a broad coalition. north korea point, we don't have russia and iran providing, and turkey, providing the type of involvement in north korea as we see in syria. in north korea, we have kim jong-un, he traveled to china. south koreans are taking more active role in that effort. the dynamics are different, hopefully we are able to have productive talks. we all have to be cautious continuing a maximum pressure campaign on noerrth koreans. tough to compare it to. >> i want to move to another topic, something happening in your party you have certainly been witness to, that's question of the suppo

the leaders of iran turkey and russia have met for a summit on finding a political solution to the syria conflict presidents are rich of type one hosted russian leader vladimir putin and iranian counterpart hasn't met rouhani for talks in the turkish capital. the three nations have emerged as the power brokers of syria's nearly a year long protracted civil war in addition to peace they're looking to bolster their influence in the country all three nations have large but also competing interests in the outcome of the syria conflict. you know we use the dorian jones is an encore covering the trial lateral summit dorian fill us in what's come out of this meeting. well the message coming from the three leaders even though they're all opposing sides in the syrian civil war is a corporation who works with. corporation will continue to deepen the claim that success in the creation of these deep conflict zones in syria which is where syrian rebels and their families are being slowly moved to they say that this has been successful and it will continue throughout syria they also said that this wil

the geneva peace process hasn't been very effective they asked are not talks organized by running iran turkey at least pushed forward to scale ation zones which significantly reduced the level of violence in syria so now we have two parallel peace process is where you basically pursue one goal what would be more rational to focus on the more effective one. well i'm not sure it will fix if you know everything is better of it or not and of course if you're competitors and have a question about was must why though and to discuss the future of syria was not was not because of a sign it's not because it's well limited thing because there was no real fight in syria and it what it's going to troponin joining. if you will cause them for august you know the problem of the chemicals in august and thirteen until now the use of chemical even invented limits of them according to somebody. who was more than one hundred times so we cannot really. about some positive development i think since well richard is russian. it should be samantha so that's the news you need and making. everybody with a good i'm not

as you know in the beginning in turkey and russia and iran at all. in syria now after the americans. attitudes in syria and leaving turkey along and turkey has decided to do on his strong on so on and also you know now cooperation between turkey and russia is so big as a nuclear power plant. and also four hundred systems now that the decisions or attitudes of americans throughout syria and turkey. make makes you know it took this policy is very close to our russian flawlessly they're a turkey changes and changed its mind about the most crucial thing for tricky now in syria not the surge or are there things about the appeal why dear why p.g. tourist and. you know all tourist in syria should be clear from the. country i think this is three. country has decided to do that now. you hold the ball in the. united states now just as we should wait a little bit how are americans will be clearly in the. us or for syria sure i appreciate that in the insight from your professor in istanbul thanks for your time. this is r.t. international just come out to twenty n

the leaders of iran turkey and russia are meeting for a summit on finding a political solution to the syria conflict president want to hosting russian leader vladimir putin and iranian counterparts the honey for the talks in the turkish capital on corrupt the three nations have emerged as the power brokers of syria's seven year long civil war they're seeking to speed up the peace process and bolster their spears of influence in the country all three nations have large but also competing interests in the outcome of the syria conflict. syria early twenty eight hundred. seven years of civil war and still no end in sight there are too many interests involved this war goes beyond the assad regime fighting rebel groups. major foreign doctors are playing their part too. these are the main ones they regularly supply weaponry and personnel to those they believe can help to meet their own geo political ends russian president vladimir putin is one of president assad's closest allies russia has provided military support to assad since twenty fifteen since then the syrian government has managed to

hello i'm ari i am the mozzie in london you're watching al-jazeera also coming up iran turkey and russia promised to work towards a last a cease fire in syria white house says the u.s. military mission is coming to a rapid and. indonesia's national oil company takes the blame for a huge oil spill and file for neo. and tensions increase over the spy attack in the u.k. britain and russia are accuse each other of duplicity. the growing spot between china and the u.s. of a trade tariffs is causing volatility on american markets stocks on wall street took a tumble on the opening dropping by more than four hundred points but have managed to regain some ground now settle for was triggered by china's announcement that it will tax fifty billion dollars worth of u.s. goods live now to gabriel who's in new york for us and we might have reversed some of the losses in trading but the fear about the economic impact of this is still very much driving these markets. yes and it's really this tariff back and forth that you're seeing between the world's two biggest economies china and the united states and

this is news coming to you live from berlin the leaders of turkey iran and russia meet for a critical summit on syria they say they'll focus on their common interests in the country and the talks coincide with big changes all the ground in the seven year war as rebels are forced to leave their last bastion. also coming up. it's fifty years since the assassination of martin luther king in memphis tennessee a look at his legacy and how it still inspires activists in the u.s. plus the music of protest in nigeria help them he could teach some of the legendary who is using his music to speak out about the catastrophic living conditions of many of his fellow nigerians. and in sports we'll bring you up to date with last night's champions league action including a moment. from who else but. as real madrid took on in a repeat of last year's final. and why is this painting upside down one of the world's most successful living artists explains the thinking behind the usual technique. tell. so i'm terry martin welcome to the program the presidents of iran turkey and a russia are meeting for their

turkey, russia and iran. the united states did not participate in the last meeting about what the future of syria would be. and we still have a vital interest in that area. whether we like it or not, we still have a vital interest. with regard to the question of willy-nilly, that is the president. he said he wanted to pull out. that he did not. after the chemical strike he said he wanted to attack. he is the one that sent out the tweet that big beautiful missiles going to be landing in syria. head's up russia. that was he.he was the one that actually signaled that this government was going to attack the chemical facilities. congress did not do that. with regard to keeping the tactics a secret, you should look to the president. he is the one actually tweeted out exactly what would happen in the days ahead and indeed, it did happen just as he said it would. >> what responsibility did the obama administration bear for the state of syria today? >> a great deal. the obama strategy and syria did not work. from the

the foreign ministers of russia iran and turkey are in moscow to talk about the conflict in syria and three countries have been pushing for a political solution to the war through the a start of a process that began last year talks come after the u.s. led strikes in syria two weeks ago turkey which supports the rebel free syrian army backed the strikes in response to the suspected chemical weapons attack on the town of duma russia and iran strongly condemned them china and india say they will improve military contacts are to their latest meeting india's prime minister narendra modi's in china holding talks with president xi jinping a recent military standoff on a stretch of the border that lasted for months india also raised the issue of chinese infrastructure projects in pakistan administered kashmir which india considers to be under an illegal occupation those are the headlines you have today we're back with more after the listening post. seven billion light in this. story. in mind to be. with. you meant to be. a lawsuit filed by the democratic national committee president. with lea

>> well, first of all, on cooperation between russia, iran and turkey, there is the so-called -- butt is not a competition with the geneva process since we're talking primarily about their declaration and ceasefire. geneva should resolve political issue of syria and turn syria back into a normal country. but let me tell you, you are talking about whether it is possible. many people would say that we need another major crisis so that the two leaders would look into the abyss and get really scared and start working together likit was the cas during the cuban missile crisis back in 1962. maybe the time has come to really look into that and to make sure that our tactical interests are not less important so that they would prevent us from working with each other. i don't expect miracles. i don't think that something will change dramatically, but i still believe that we need to have a summit meeting between the two presidents. we need to discover fundamentals. the specific u.s. position is to either somehow find a modus operandi with russia. >> i just want to play you a sound bite from for

from doha also coming up the white house moves to clarify donald trump's intentions in syria as iran turkey and russia try to forge a road to peace. the opposition's jr model bio is the clear the winner of sierra leone's presidential election. plus facebook reveals millions more people are caught up in its privacy scandal than first thought. a lot americans in several cities have marched and sang civil rights songs to on martin luther king jr exactly fifty years after he was silent spine assess. the bells rang out in memphis tennessee close to where king was shot dead on a motel balcony in one nine hundred sixty eight they told for thirty nine seconds each representing the year of his life civil rights leader spoke of how the u.s. needs time to reflect on king's legacy and discuss how his example can apply to racial and economic divides still plaguing society our correspondent rosalind jordan joins us now from memphis so roslyn how have americans been marking this day . they've been marking it with speeches they've been replaying of the film because it was a film arrow then of king speaking

meets to discuss the attack also coming up with the drawing up a blueprint for post-war syria turkey russia and iran discussed the war torn countries future. and a tragic anniversary. that i know you are doing. it is very unfair order everywhere america. today marks fifty years since the assassination of american civil rights icon dr mark martin luther king in memphis tennessee a look at his legacy and the state of race relations in the u.s. today. thanks for your company everyone. the global chemical weapons watchdog has been holding a special meeting to discuss the poison attack on a former russian double agents in britain moscow has demanded it join the investigation into the attack a move that britain has announced as. perverse in a recent interview with the w. news. british foreign secretary boris johnson said there was no doubt in his mind that russia is to blame you argue that their source of north edge and choke is russia how did you manage to find that out so quickly that was driven by says samples of the case when i look at the evidence we the people from from porton down the. they have th

well meanwhile three of the other big foreign players in syria russia iran and turkey they have agreed to speed up efforts to bring calm and to improve aid deliveries bot meeting in ankara the leaders failed to lay out a path forward amid lingering differences over the conflict from turkey's capital is on a binge of aid reports. these are the three men deciding the future of syria the degree president hosted the russian and ukrainian leaders to talk about how to end the conflict that's entered its eighth year. as a guarantor country it's important to attain the territorial integrity of syria these fights have to be ended in the country has to be rebuilt on this we are in agreement the syrian public the civilians are those who are losing as a result of these fights there is a difficult process ahead of us but the light at the end of this tunnel is getting brighter we will not allow the face of syria to be darkened by terrorist organizations but each one of these three leaders has a different definition of what they call terrorists turkey has influence over opposition fighters who've bee

turkey. russia iran and turkey would like to see the end of the us as a military presence in the kurdish dominated north east the us alliance with the white peachy is its only leverage in syria negotiation between arts russia iran and turkey just to make a new settlement. process to finalize. the implication of inside this settlement because if they will not. sit down the process we are talking about all saw a new round of conflict. some of the serious kurds are now the king makers a deal reached with them will determine the state of play between the different stakeholders in syria's war. women with disabilities in india who are victims of sexual violence in the criminal justice system is not helping them human rights watch report says despite significant legal reforms adopted by the government they aren't being implemented fully has more. each day the counselors at this new delhi call center offer a voice of compassion and support to the visually impaired it helps that some of the staff can relate to their experiences because they too know what it's like to navigate through life with a disability

that of course there are going to be differences between all of these countries because russia iran and turkey have different takes on what's going on in syria russia and iran are of course very closely aligned with each other but still there is there are key differences in the in that alliance which means that iran and russia don't always see eye to eye to eye and turkey of course has always said that bashar al assad must go it has been backing several of the of the armed opposition groups in syria most notably the free syrian army and so it has a different take on civil war it also has a different take on the. on the of the on the air strikes that were just taken by the united states and france and the u.k. it is broadly defined with those whereas russia and iran of course think there's been a disaster thank you very much for that for now that's for a challenge joining us. live from moscow following that news conference between the foreign ministers of russia and turkey we'll have more for you on that in just a few minutes. rewind returns with a new series of care bring your people back to l

as a whole and that of course means getting all the players around the table not just syria but iran turkey russia united states and so on germany could be a broke up house in that process given that it hasn't been involved in military action here and heiko moss seems to have a plan and he was talking also today about a last thing ceasefire being the the first thing that's needed to allow humanitarian efforts to go on the destruction of chemical weapons under u.n. supervision and ultimately he said a transitional government and new elections in syria so there is a a sort of a plan forming got an outline and as you mentioned bringing all the players to the table and ma says especially said that it's essential to get russia on board for any sort of political process to succeed but what kind of a leverage does. berlin have to get russia to the table yeah i think slightly less than has been the case in recent months because of course russia is now embroiled in this brule hold sort of conflict with the west over its role in the nerve agent attack in the u.k. its role in cyber attacks its alleged

the geneva peace process hasn't been very effective they asked are not talks organized by running iran turkey at least pushed forward to scale ation zones which significantly reduced the level of violence in syria so now we have two proud peace process is which basically pursue one goal what i'd be more rational to focus on the more effective one. well i'm not sure it will fix if you know everything is better of it of course if you're competitors and ever because anybody was must why though and to discuss the future of syria was not was not because of a sign it's not because it was some limited thing because there was no real ceasefire in syria and it was continued troponin joining. if you will cause them for august you know the problem of the chemicals in august and thirteen until now the use of chemical even invented limits of that according to someone who. was more than one hundred times so we cannot really. about some positive development i think since well richard is russian but. it should be samantha so that's the news in the making. there with the good i'm not talking about positive pr

not to do so pressing mr trump to do something about the political solution for syria not allow iran turkey and russia to dictate what happens with the syrian government and probably at some stage he might give in to this pressure but i don't think that it is his intention or what i consider more likely than another u.s. military attack on syria is that the united states policy will be to wreck any effort by the russians to turks and iranians to find a political solution so that is what i see namely that the united states. not wanting to send thousands of troops to syria which they would need to resist the ukrainians let alone the russians what i see is that the united states is doing everything it can politically to make progress on the solution impossible what you're saying is that while being unable to contribute anything constructive and positive to the to this horrendous war they will just sabotage any progress that other parties have been trying to achieve while we have to say at the same time we have two parallel peace processes but one is the united nations mediated peace process in

the geneva peace process hasn't been very effective they asked and not talks organized by running iran turkey at least pushed forward is glacial zones which significantly reduced the level of violence in syria so now we have two pair o. peace process is which basically pursue one goal what would be more rational to focus on the more effective one. well i'm not sure it was fixed if you know everything is benefit of course if you're competitors and have a question about was must why though and to discuss the future of said it was not was not because of a sign it's not because it's well limited thing because there was no real fight in syria or what it's going to drop and joining. if you were president for august you know the problem of the chemicals in august. until now the use of chemical even invented limits of them according to someone who. was more than one hundred times so we can not read about some positive development i think since we routed his russian what. it should be some of the science and engineering and the making all that but a short evitable there with a good i'm not talking abo

and and the other third to find a political solution of the troika of russia iran and turkey is wrecked by the opposition and or parts of the syrian military opposition and in doubt they are to a certain extent yes of western nations so they can't agree to have a choice solution for syria so they both digitally to wreck each other's death to find a political solution now this syrian attack how to push this creep out of the front pages of western papers but i still want to ask you about it i'm sure you know that russia denies any involvement and there are many people in moscow particularly in the foreign affairs ministry who believe that these calls creep all controversy was intended and other things to warrant any possibility of rapprochement between russia and the e.u. i'm not going to ask you whether you believe in that but do you think there are forces within the u.k. stablish men possibly within the american establishment who would not want the relationship between russia and the european union to be normalized while certainly within the military establishment of the united kingdom

iran turkey and russia have promised a what together to ensure a last thing ceasefire in syria speaking at a summit in ankara iran's leader hassan rouhani blamed the u.s. for backing eisel fighters in syria you also called on all policies to respect syria's independence and territorial integrity that his president said this could only happen if it distance itself from what it called terrorist groups. what other will earn. as a guarantor country it's important to attain the territorial integrity of syria these fights have to be ended in the country has to be rebuilt on this we are in agreement the syrian public the civilians of those who are losing as a result of these fights there is a difficult process ahead of us but the light at the end of this tunnel is getting brighter we will not allow the face of syria to be darkened by terrorist organizations yet tad as. we stressed the territorial integrity of syria the sovereignty of syria and the unity of syria the independence of syria should be set as a very high priority on this is what the people of syria want. as i'm now joined in the st

syria that it will be up to russia and iran and turkey to have some role there and u.s. will be off the table there? >> i don't know if the u.s. has resigned itself to that. i do think that is where the trump administration is going and i'm not sure that this strike really indicates some shift in long-term policy. so i think that is exactly the direction this moves. and that might not be a very sustainable future because as we see, it's a very dangerous situation there and it's not clear you can just allow it to resolve itself nor can we trust syria and iran to work this out. and so i don't think this is a sustainable strategy that the administration has and saying mission accomplished should be a good reminder of what happens when presidents don't think long term. it turns into a big mess. >> there was the important line between the read-out between the president of france and they

door to make sure that they still will be viable buyable players from what i understand russia iran turkey de tried to engage them in various negotiating for months it's not like i mean there is a talk about having at government of national reconciliation in syria there is talk about holding new elections so there are some political advantages that they can pursue and to the credit of both the russians and the syrians i'm an interested party here but still i think they allowed many of the militant groups to leave the area which is by my account unprecedented in the more than history of warfare so these people are actually treated pretty decently and they. yes but you have to understand. russians and syrians. bunches of opposition to leave. areas. you have to understand these are not just oppositions to syrian sources there was about seven hundred. western visors. together with the opposition of course we're. finishing. the opposition area so there will be a risks some western advisers also will be hit from the intensity of allegations i think perhaps the goals that they are pursuing out fa

door to make sure that they still will be viable buyable players from what i understand russia iran turkey de try to engage them in various negotiating for months it's not like i mean there is a talk about having at government of national reconciliation in syria there is talk about holding new elections so there are some political values that they can pursue and to the credit of both the russians and the syrians i'm interested by to hear but still i think they allowed many of the militant groups to leave the area which is by my account unprecedented in the more than history of warfare so these people are actually treated pretty decently and they. yes but you have to understand. russians and syrians. bunches of opposition to leave. areas. you have to understand these are not just oppositions into syrian sources there was about seven hundred. advisors. together with the opposition of course we're. finishing. the opposition area so there will be a risks some western advisers also would be hit from the intensity of allegations i think perhaps the goals that they are pursuing out far bigger dea

turkey also houses three million syrian refugees and would like them to return to their homeland. russia and iran are on the side of the syrian government while turkey supports the rebels as long as they're not kurdish forces the turkish military is advancing in syria to push out the kurdish military but he ran once turkey to eventually hand over the conquered territory back to the syrian army. another major challenge the syrian province of italy where many people including refugees and fighters from eastern guta have been moved to avoid the fighting however with more than one and a half million people there now it's turning into a humanitarian disaster the u.n. says that certain groups are preventing it from delivering supplies need to learn from the close. of. it can become a battle so. it's full of civilians and they are. displaced all this is happening as u.s. president donald trump announced on tuesday that he wants the u.s. to get out of the conflict currently there are two thousand american military personnel there. u.s. president donald trump has made it clear he wants to get his country

on the ground the leaders of turkey russia and the wrong have allowed as they all work together to ensure a lasting cease fire in syria speaking at a summit in ankara iran's leader hassan rouhani blame the us of for backing ice of fighters in syria turkey's president called on all parties to respect syria's independence and its people the syrian public the civilians are those who are losing as a result of these fights there is a difficult process ahead of us but the light at the end of this tunnel is getting brighter we will not allow the face of syria to be darkened by terrorist organizations get out as. we stretch the territorial integrity of syria the sovereignty of serbia and the unity of syria the independence of syria should be set as a very high priority this is what the people of syria want global trade tensions are growing stocks have rallied on wall street after taking a tumble on the bell it's over we need fears of a trade war between the u.s. and china stocks dropped by more than four hundred points on the opening bell since picked up a selloff was triggered by china's announcement that it will tax fifty billion dollars worth of u.s. goods. be

throwing stones seventy seven tons of goods a person assessed in food have been supplied to russia iran turkey will be even closer in coordinating our efforts to. the contrary and problems in syria we. have to the march a working group on the hostage. situation response the search for. the people who. cannot be found but their family says we have agreed to consolidate our efforts on the past conflict with building of syria first and foremost we mean the rebuilding of the infrastructure social facilities and we are actively engaged already will be implementing them and of projects in the on the territories where not so long ago there was raining. yes we are leaving no room for terrorism but still we still see some fighters who are trying to undermine the. peaceful process by. any means we've received verified information that they are looking for ways to stage. an incidence and we need to enhance our coordination on that track of fighting terrorism and changing the intel information like conclusion to fake my counter balance mr add on mr rouhani for an in-depth discussion is very fruitful meeti

assad turkey has always thought that he shouldn't be part of syria's future and turkey also disagrees with russia on iran over the recent u.s. u.k. and french airstrikes which were a response to what those three countries said was a chemical weapons attack in duma now turkey supports though that view and thinks that the russian perspective that this has set back the political process in syria is not necessarily true but the turks do have criticisms of the united states saying that they should give up their ongoing support for the kurds when we do get to the next round of start of talks in a couple of weeks we're likely to see. a similar situation to previous times which is that the opposition are reluctance to come now the route the opposition has always felt the. talks were essentially a sideshow a distraction from what should be taking place which is the resumption of negotiations in geneva the official u.n. sponsored talks and the opposition has long felt that what a star is essentially doing is just hollowing out geneva stripping it of all the main political platforms political points and essentially

is conducting asterix in syria has deployed about two thousand troops on the ground and iran turkey and russia have promised to work together to ensure a lasting cease fire in syria the leaders of the three countries have been meeting in ankara to discuss the crisis some a binge of eight reports. these are the three men deciding the future of syria the turkish president hosted the russian and ukrainian leaders to talk about how to end the conflict that ended its eight year what are the learn to draw as a guarantor country it's important to attain the territorial integrity of syria these fights have to be ended in the country has to be rebuilt on this we are in agreement the syrian public the civilians are those who are losing as a result of these fights there is a difficult process ahead of us but the light at the end of this tunnel is getting brighter we will not allow the face of syria to be darkened by terrorist organizations but each one of these three leaders has a different definition of what they call terrorists thirty has influence over opposition fighters who've been fighting b