since the war began, that we've been able to get into territory that is controlled by the as yet by johnny army. and these, this was only yesterday under the control of pro armenian forces. as a result of the ceasefire. on the 10th of november that both sides and the i mean your side as you budge on the side with the help of russian mediators. this area, city and province region were handed over peacefully by the armenian side to is it about time for them? this is a very big occasion because this mosque in the center of city has been a symbol of the war in the is it about johnny side 3 decades ago? 40000 people lived by johnnie's, who were expelled from the area, forced to leave, and have been refugees ever since. well, this was where i have just come back to my hometown. thank god. for 27 years i lived in exile. those barbarians destroyed our city. the. this is a landmark movement by john righteous and ceremonial. the 1st spread that mosque in 27 years learned that only the is headed by johnny military wouldn't speak to us in camera. well, we got out of them is that justice had been done was t

yet iran so in the course of the war, it was becoming increasingly clear that the troops there by johnny army was gaining ground and it was winning more and more territory that it considers its own and in fact the international community recognizes this part of land, part of a serb by john officially. so nicole pasha, known as justifying his move by saying that he had no other choice. and he's actually saying that he saved part of that land, at least for the some armenians share. that view was well, and also they are grateful to russia for helping armenia signed this peace deal with john. so here's exactly what the prime minister of armenia said about that u.s. almost extinct. there is no doubt for me that i am the main official responsible for what's happened, that i am responsible in the context of what happened. there are no discrepancies here. i am aware, as before, in this case, roughly speaking, i must be brought to justice by the people. but in order for the people to be judges, they must have the information about the circumstances. so you know, how is the whole situation following th

johnny army but as it has been stated by the head of the state we are ready even today to sit behind the negotiations table and start political settlement but for these the important. makes and to take some commitment on the. with all its forces from still. killing civilians in indiscriminate attacks the no letup in fighting despite several. brokered by the minsk group which include russia france and the united states in baku celebrations continued in the night despite restrictions. people also with turkish and pakistani flags to thank 2 of us are by john. tens of thousands of people have been displaced from the city and have dreamed of returning home. to the city of which they see the country. most of the war is over but they're hoping that this is. closer to victory in the whole disputed region. there are. prime minister. and 2 others at the top of his government as casualties mount from conflict in the north the foreign minister the head of intelligence the army's top commander were moved 5 days ago ordered to a military operation against separatists in the northern region of he a

as a johnny army showed that we are capable to liberate our territories, we have liberated our territories. now we also showed that we have the political will to stop hostilities and to continue by negotiations. many people in the are very capital baku don't completely trust russian peacekeepers and wanted their forces to retake all of the disputed the region. the turkish foreign minister called the deal a secret success as he is very president, hinted peacekeepers in addition to the russians. but it's not yet decided exactly how those troops will be deployed. azerbaijanis say a few weeks of war have achieved more than 2 decades of the global sea. but maintaining peace is not going to be easy as thousands of people have been killed on both sides and more than a 1000000 have in this place and with armenia. and azerbaijan, some of the other there are we can speak now to former u.s. ambassador carey cavanagh. he helped lead the peace talks on nagorno-karabakh in 2001, joins us live from lexington, kentucky via skype. thanks very much for being with us. and tell me what do you think the signif

not surprising to hear that now they are not accepting the liberation of shot by the us of what johnny army but as it has been stated by the head of the state we are ready even today to sit behind the negotiations table and start political settlement of the conflict but for these the important thing is that armenia make certain to take some commitment on the withdrawal of all its forces from the occupied territories of us a by john what the us what john army is doing now they are implementing the united nations security council resolutions which demanded the withdrawal of the armenian forces from all the occupied territories of azerbaijan so we are ready. to sit behind the negotiation table and start political settlement of the conflict but again for this we need to eliminate the fact of occupation and to ensure the return of all the idea peace to the homelands thank you very much this is. the foreign minister. spokeswoman talking to us about the reaction from azerbaijani than the other by danny elfman one in 10 people here in the other by john are supposedly displays because of the conflic

start does a city of shows she is now under the control of the over the azerbaijani army that has been confirmed now by johnny started after that they have published a video showing that the as a bridge on the force is controlling the city of the streets of city of shushi but the but the question now what's next what city will be next is it a step on occurred or maybe there will be this settling in shoes they will have a break maybe after 4 or 5 days of heavy fighting across the region of the core of aka here in armenia the people of the spirit they are fill that if they have been left down and they don't know what to do actually and we can notice that in their faces because they have suffered a lot they have given a lot of the drug and all these 4 for more than one month. and they sick roofies the lot. now the fighting had been settled for a break as we believe but we still receive some information from our source of this deployment that. the shelling is still on occurred and that the city of moore don't need to the norm are too many so the north and also the role of the connects now gormley corrupt i mean y

there is a city of shows she is now under the control of the over the azerbaijani army that has been confirmed now by johnny started after that they have published a video showing that the as a bridge on the forces is controlling the city of the streets of city of shushi but the above the question now what's next what city will be next is it a step on a kurd or maybe there will be this settling in shoes they will have a break maybe after 4 or 5 days of heavy fighting across the region of a corrupt baka here in armenia that people are desperate they are fill that if they have been left down and they don't know what to do actually and we can notice that in their faces because they have suffered a lot they have given a lot and struggled all these 4 for more than one month. and they sic roofies a lot now the fighting had been settled for a break as we believe but we still receive some information from our sources instapundit go to that. the shelling is still and step on a kurd and the city of moore to need to the north to any to the north and also on the road that connects now gorney corrupt with armenia it's a

food in jail or trades how do the present by johnny soldier is cutting literally the ears of the body of army a soldier and you can see the hate speech and glorification and praise from from other soldiers. but armenia is accused of carrying out possible war crimes to. on october 28th 21 people were reported killed in a rocket attack on the azerbaijani town of barga the biggest civilian loss of life in this war so far both armenia and azerbaijan are hitting civilian areas. and there's evidence they using cluster bombs banned by more than $100.00 countries not least to the international committee of the red cross says it's engage in talks with both sides to remind them of their obligations under international humanitarian law and to allow access to prisoners of war and we call on the sides to give us more names of those people because of course all of the information that is now on the internet and we have a lot of families coming to our offices here in azerbaijan and i'm going to quote about asking. for support and help as they put a freeze up when they recognize their relatives much of the m

right at the entrance a memorial for a fallen by johnny soldier everyone here is convinced that their army is fighting for a just cause the school's vice principal doesn't believe that their votes have been attacks on armenian civilians. and laughed at us and then. i don't know much about what's happening on the armenian side i only know what i see on t.v. here but i can say that the armenians are losing and must retreat so they don't have any other options we are not trying. to take our union territory we are fighting for what belongs to us tentacle crawl warmed up in the. has been at the school for a few weeks now with his wife and 3 granddaughters far from tat our right on the border with nagorno-karabakh lately the clashes there have intensified. that have been a lot i am worried about the girls they are just kids they were so scared of the fighting how are they supposed to know what explosions off they should go to school and study but they shouldn't have to learn what bombs and missiles sound like or do that women that are. at the moment the children see safia is about 20 kilometers

going to be handed back over to the, there by johnny military, the russian peacekeeper, they're going to be there. and one of the generals of the very army has told us that it is. they are going to make sure that there are no fighters left in the area as they are handed over. u.s. president elect joe biden has been confirmed as the official winner in the state of georgia. after a hand recount president, trump still refuses to recognize biden's victory. a move that biden says is totally irresponsible. but he says in south africa have fired tear gas and protesters outside a high school that demonstrators accuse it of racism against black pupils. the cape town school allegedly held a graduation event that was only attended by white students under the miller has more from the protests in cape town. it is quite tense here at the moment the crowd has grown through the course of the morning. these are members of the economic freedom fighters, an opposition party. here in south africa. people here say they're angry about what happened at bracken power high school. and this is a high school in cape town we. they had organized a end of your functi

and he had an army of fans convinced he was the victim of domestic violence, not amber heard. justice for johnnyat sort of person. from what i have seen in the media, he seems like a gentle person. if he wins this, this will change history, i really do think that, because i feel it will give men courage to come forward and speak out more. this case was an attempt to save a reputation, fans cheered him on as he arrived in court each day to challenge his ex—wife's claims. of course, this wasn't amber heard's case, the accusation had been made in the accusation had been made in the sun, he was suing the news group newspapers for libel, but everything hinged on whether amber heard was telling the truth about incidents such as this. i grew up in texas riding horses... this was amber heard onjames horses... this was amber heard on james corden's show horses... this was amber heard onjames corden's show in 2015. include does make in court she claimed she had been hit repeatedly byjohnny depp. these photographs, she says, so the injuries that lay behind the injuries that lay behind the make up. here, si

has prompted many army and residents to flee along in this, and some towns that houses the federal financing, a surprise, johnniesmove, and meanwhile, other armenians are going frank to go on a caravan main city, just upon a cut which remains under that control. but i thought is why i got to found out many of the refugees simply have nothing to report and the war may be over. but the humanitarian situation here, instapundit here is still dial scenes like this are repeated hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of times across the city and left to their own devices. look, emergency workers would be overwhelmed. this is why russia has sent help aside from peacekeepers who patrol the routes and heights. russia also said civilian rescue has engineers fallen builders to gauge the devastation and their state made how much aid will be required. it's neither easy nor quick. let's go for the next one. how many do you have on your list? oh, there are too many. how many have we visited today? about 50, neither is it pleasant. every creator has a story. every destroyed whom has its goofs and with almost every visit, we hear agai

johnny military. the russian peacekeepers that are going to be there. and one of the generals of the very army has told us that it is they are going to make sure that there are no fighters left in the area as they are handed over. u.s. president elect joe biden has been confirmed as the official winner in the state of georgia. after a hand recount president trump still refuses to recognize biden's victory. and then to witness the credibility of responsibility. credibly damaging messages being sent to the rest of the world. but how democracy functions i think it is. well, i don't know his motive, but i just think it's totally irresponsible. the warring parties in ethiopia, seagrave region have exchanged rocket fire with both sides accusing each other of putting civilians in danger. the united nations children's agency is warning that more than 2000000 young people need help. iran's acting in libya and voice says peace in the country is achievable, a fragile cease fire is in place and that we have that elections are to be held in about a year's time. mexico has become the 4th country to have mor

johnny military. the russian peacekeeper, they're going to be there. and one of the generals of the very army has told us that it is. they are going to make sure that they are no fighters left in the area as they are handed over. u.s. president elect joe biden has been confirmed as the official winner in the state of georgia, after a hand recount president trying still refuses to recognize biden's victory. i think there were an incredible responsibility credibly damaging messages being sent to the rest were about how democracy functions. and i think it is well, i don't know his motives, but i just think it's totally irresponsible. the warring parties in ethiopia is too great a region have exchanged rocket fire with both sides, accusing each other of putting civilians in danger. the un's children's agency is warning that more than 2000000 young people need help. the u.n. is acting. libya envoy says peace is achievable that comes after why both sides met in june is either last week. a fragile cease fire is now in place. the country's announced it will hold elections in about a year's time. prot

however, many troops of the army lost their lives on the front line, and the war left in norma's scars inside and outside the conflict zone. and that includes there by johnnie cities and towns as well. and this is what the president of his ever thought in hama lives reminded us in one of his latest statements. the enemy has destroyed all the infrastructure. they will be held accountable for everything they have done and the international court. i said this earlier, and i want to repeat once again, that international structures and experts will be involved. all the damage will be evaluated and we will be demanding compensation for the last 30 years, devastation, heavy damage and enormous numbers of casualties on both sides. but despite the rhetoric that we heard from the bridge on the leader who is promising to treat the ethnic armenians like neighbors, without any discrimination in the territories that are now being handed over to book, who and that reprieve. yes, the controlled by the armenian side, but of course the war left many scars, like i said, and the wounds are not going to heal for a very long time for decades, maybe for even centuries. so definit

army and residents to flee their homes that have ruled out movable for longings. and some have even found down that own houses us because they don't want to let ossify johnnie's move and meanwhile, other armenians are going back to no one i care about, means the chips to panic cut, which remains on to the control teams of russian. rescuers are now helping them return for pools. who are may be over, but the humanitarian situation here, instapundit yet is still done. scenes like this are repeated hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of times across the city. if left to their root devices, look, emergency workers would be overwhelmed. this is why russia has sent help aside from peacekeepers who patrol the routes of the heights. russia will sue said civilian rescue is jeannie is billed as the gauge the devastation and this to meet. how much aid will be required? it's neither easy nor quick. let's go for the next one. how many do you have on your list? oh, there are too many. how many have we visited today? about 50. neither is it pleasant. every creator has a story. every destroyed home has its goofs and with almost every visit, we hear again and again about how he were

army is not to blame. it is amanda. the picture we saw on the freed territories shows us that the enemy live there with the feeling of hate towards the as they are by johnny people. otherwise, why would they destroy all the buildings? there are when you have a narrative that goes back decades, when you have an ethnic group, if you want that lives in 2 countries. and when, when leaders whip up nationalist sentiment, it, it becomes very, very difficult because it's very emotional. and there's nothing wrong with patriotic commotions, but when they are directed with such hostility toward the other side from both sides, people inherit generation to generation a narrative it takes, it takes great creativity, a true tool to counsel people, to, to learn again, to live together. it's going to depend on the extent to which russian leaders obtain the complete cooperation of the leaders of the 2 countries in years and 2000 and very well trained, russian troops will be very effective. but what will be most effective will be self discipline. on the part of the 2 sides, and i think that can only be a jade through communication from us. while the mainstream media is sati

and when the sun questioned johnny depp's casting in the fantastic beasts movie, the star made a decision — he would go to court. and he had an armym what i've seen in the media, he seems like a very gentle person. i think this will change history. if he wins this, this will change history. i really do think that. because i feel it will give men courage to come forward and speak out more. this case was an attempt to save a reputation. fans cheered him on as he arrived in court each day to challenge his ex—wife's claims. of course, this wasn't amber heard's case — the accusation had been made in the sun, he was suing newsgroup newspapers for libel — but everything hinged on whether amber heard was telling the truth about incidents such as this. i grew up in texas riding horses and... this was amber heard onjames corden's late late show in december 2015. in court she claimed that, just before this, she had been hit repeatedly byjohnny depp. these photographs, she says, show the injuries that lay behind the make—up. here, sitting on the tv sofa, she said she had two black eyes and a broken nose. but most of the alleged incidents were