and a new libya like this is awesome. that's what a wrong zone by the in damascus says, lies a head for syria, midland list folding quite as well as washington's closing of terrorist groups and the front tooth nation. the a very it welcome you're watching all the international with the latest world news updates is a pleasure to have you with us. our top story this, our gemini is heading for a new election. that's off the chancellor lock. schultz lost the motion of confidence and parliament. he received the 207 votes, mostly from his own policy and came fall show that the 367 needed to stay in power . all day correspondent and donald closer took me through the ramifications of the lands bartlett to sell a whole 150 votes, short of winning this mode of no confidence, marketing. the other collapse of his so called traffic light coalition, between the social democrats and a free democratic party. so what we're looking at right now is essentially the dissolution of parliament and upcoming new general elections that are already

the stakes in syria are higher than in libya.- are higher than in libya. what about israel?than in libya. what about israel? the _ are higher than in libya. what about israel? the de - are higher than in libya. what about israel? the de facto - about israel? the de facto leader has condemned israel for continued airstrikes on syria. here is the thing on israel. i think the west will find its desire to blow up the really heavy weapons that the former regime had accumulated that remain, chemicalweapons, missiles, what remained of the air force in syria, missile defence, stuff that is a heavy duty and hard to replace and for israel to destroy that on the grounds that it doesn't have any idea on how hostile or not or neutral the new government will be, is sort of understandable, i suppose. government will be, is sort of understandable, isuppose. i think that is the american attitude. but the land grab that the israelis have done, seizing a big buffer zone, much bigger than they had before then they had before the golan heights, which is syrian territory and which is in violation

and of course uh yeah, he's known as the butcher of, of libya. but you think of all that harris would be basically a 4th, a obama term, obama. so the cool in kiev would eventually lead to the ukraine proxy war on russia . he's destroyed the libya he appointed by them, his vice president, who is now holocaust. harris's, the ex leader, because he's genocide, joe, of course, because of what's happened in garza, in palestine and kamala harris would just be another continuation. you think of obama in a sense, in terms of the mass murder incoming. i pray bray, i pray with all my heart beds. uh donald trump. uh president trump wednesday select to do this. alleged to mr. trump. uh he did quality then to the account and it said that he has, you know, i had my that you're not for the details. i prefer somebody who comes and tells me point blank. you don't like me as opposed to somebody smiling in my face and then step in the back. you know, and is the obama and all that kind of people. they try to make the best so nice, but in the back, in the back room or

. brock obama was a key player in the mask hitting it 5 millions in serial libya, iraq, somalia, pockets on afghanistan and human maddox, brother or did the dropping of, of these 26172 bombs in his final year in office alone. today, baraka bombers, a king maker the indorse be now mentally ill, genocide, joe, and amidst the college across the region. he has endorsed holocaust harris to 5 trump in november. joining me that from get in kenya is the brother of iraq, obama. he's the chairman of the brock h obama foundation, and also were a big bad brother from kenya. malik obama, malik, you're in a call. i can see on a canyon road side, so it could cut out no problem. you have a home? no. okay. um. so let me just ask you um your proof. read for your brother. you are as is wedding to michelle obama today in many in d. c. believe your brother, who is into us, come on, harris is pulling the strings in the middle east as it burns this region. billions, a given a way to the dictates as a lensky. why? if we take us back, have you always been suspicious about how he rose to become president as you l

think of that time, there was good diplomatic ties and relationships between the us and libya. and uh, so i don't know if i to just something that uh, uh, uh, was uh, you know, not the thing to do was to be friendly with mama darcy, but that kind of liked that to me because i could have been there now to, uh, what can i say uh a quietly or in the open the system on your help? it matters to do with the uh, the usa and the most didn't want it cuz i'm, i'm listening. yeah. because your name from malcolm x did, did he have did, he hates his black this. but rock obama, because, you know, libya was known as a supporter of pan. african ism has an attempt to create a truly independent africa or of the i m f. and the world bank of all the countries to destroy the richest, the cap is a country in africa, was libby around to get daffy. why would he do something like that? i don't say that he hated his blackness. i wouldn't the things i don't, i wouldn't go that far because of, you know, a new spot, black or shoes blacklist. would it that way off by just taking that she was being controlle

he's destroyed the libya. he appointed by them is vice president who is now holocaust. harris's, the ex leader because he's genocide, joe, of course, because of what's happened in garza, in palestine and kamala harris would just be another continuation. you think of obama in a sense, in terms of the mass murder and killing, or i pray, pray, i pray with all my heart that uh donald trump, for president trump wednesday select to do this, alleged him. mr. trump. he's a good quality then the the kind of it said that he has, you know, i had my that he's up to the details. i prefer somebody who comes and tells me point blank. you don't like me as opposed somebody smiling in my face or man, step in the back? no. it is the obama and all that kind of people. they're trying to make the best so nice. but in the back, in the back room, are you own the best gaming all these bad things? there's nothing that they're really doing for anybody. okay, they're us and right now, right. i myself went to the usa. 1985. i went through

so the issue is, if you compare it to libya and iraq is that after years of dictatorship which, if you a people, when that boot is lifted you don't know what's going to happen in terms of people perhaps wanting to get revenge for things they have suffered or their family have suffered or their family have suffered, people, groups wanting to take power, and so this is a really, really unstable period coming up. quite risky for all concerned, i would say. quite risky for all concerned, i would say-— quite risky for all concerned, i would say. one phrase i have heard over _ i would say. one phrase i have heard over the _ i would say. one phrase i have heard over the last _ i would say. one phrase i have heard over the last few - i would say. one phrase i have heard over the last few hours | heard over the last few hours is what happens in the syria does not stay in syria. what are the concerns for countries in the region but also the conflicts we are seeing in lebanon and gaza is wealth? let's start with iran. this is a terrible blow for iran. syria was an important ally, it was a client

just for years after the downfall of libya's deposed leader, the case for an affair select committee admitted that there was no evidence that the state was on the verge of massacring civilians despite his rhetoric. the proposition that milan market duffy would have ordered the massacre of civilians and been gauzy, was not supported by the available evidence. even brock obama describes the us intervention in libby as the worst mistake of his career. failing to plan for the day after what i think was the right thing to do, and intervening and libya, everyone makes mistakes. but the one obama made if of course, he's not. also, lying has destroyed an entire country, costing a tens of billions of dollars and g d, p, and reducing millions of its people to poverty independence on humanitarian. 8 bear up, springs sent its own shock waves throughout the middle east and northern africa, culminating, and regime change. and both to nisha and egypt, us funded and g o is play the leading role in helping revolutionaries achieve their goals, along with social media giants like facebook and twitter t

violence consumed iraq and libya after their dictators, their - libya after their dictators, their fearit is notjust fear is the same for syria. it is not just about the legacy of the war, but the legacy of more than a half a century of dictatorship. these are people who don't feel safe in the new syria and going in the opposite direction are those who just want to get home. the duty—free shop, once a favourite of the rich has been looted and destroyed. islamist anger at a decadent regime. we drove to damascus, the rebels took syria as assad's army faded away. to stop rebels taking ore the military infrastructure across the country, israel's bombing it to pieces and not far from this road taking more syrian land for what it calls a buffer zone. so far damascus is mostly calm, but here someone tried to burn down a mobile phone shop, from a chain shamed after bashar al—assad's wife. the family earned billions from its control of telecoms as millions of syrians starved. the firemen said they are talking to hts and we don't know their destiny. next a poor district named after a regime milit

and if you was mean we've seen this happen in libya, we've seen this happen in iraq. we've seen it happen elsewhere. and now it's serious. i'm not surprised that us has always given a green light to 8 or whatever. well, it's supplied with weapons misapplied that would cover a day and i've mentioned that i'm sure there is a meeting tomorrow or today at the security council where they say is what it has to fill out. they always would be that way. so there is nothing and no, it's, it is right, it is a colonial power. it is. and the spearhead of a logical aerial power, which is in that sense of america. so yes, i think nor do com. i expect that the way it is will be, and right uh, you know, maybe on the outskirts of them ask if maybe they are now that we know that they have destroyed every military facility in the country. they've basically destroyed alderson, supplied the airplanes and defenses. and so, yeah, i mean, does it just be interested in that kind of outright bowman campaign to taking out radar installations and all sorts of bits and pieces here on that side? oh

and if you mean, we've seen this happen in libya, we've seen it happen in new york. we've seen it happen elsewhere. and now it's serious. i'm not surprised that us has always given the green light to it. what else do whatever. well, it's supplied with weapon misapplied with a cover. and then i've mentioned that i'm sure there is a meeting tomorrow or today at the security council where they say is what it has to pull out. they, what would be the, what's out there is nothing and no, it's, it is you have is a colonial power. it is. and the spearhead of the logic, colonial power, which is the, in that sense of america. well, he didn't have long being involved in addressing prices in the middle east, often by a significant role in shaping regional dynamics. are these are the all for the exam as how us support for revolution in groups in the region has led to instability. and the rise of terrorism framed his efforts to promote democracy, a routine changes of business. the u. s. has been in for a very long time and where the west seeks to over throw leaders that doesn't li

and if you mean we've seen this happen in libya, we've seen this happen in new york. we'll see how it happened elsewhere. and now it's serious. so i'm not surprised. they us, as always, given the green light to eat, what else do whatever. well, it supplies it with weapon misapplied it with a cover of dan, i've nations, i'm sure there is a meeting tomorrow or today at the security council where they say is what it has to pull out. they what would be the, what's out there is nothing and no, it's, it is why it is a colonial power. it is the spearhead of the logic colonial power, which is there not offensive america florida to london that the british foreign secretary has express support for the idea of a time on syria. he says, is a must be able to defend itself from terrorists. i do think it's right to understand that there are on just some security concerns or as well, particularly in the context of a country that's housed i 6 and i'll call you to i'm i will shoot simplistic as human who judgment seems to think it is. it's for all of those reasons that we want and incl

we saw this in libya. we saw this in syria and uh, i right. uh, a rack at least had an occupation ready for that kind of sort of kept the piece in some areas and drew a lot of uh, attention from various sizes on to itself the mirror. they're not even gonna be just exceptional territories that are occupied by these rallies. and the thoughts in his room is aren't going to tolerate a lot of uh, errors around they don't need arrows in the areas that they're in next. they need that land as leave observe. uh they were playing the same playbook as, as a certain uh us austrian artist. play. and let's not, let's not kid ourselves. i mean, that is what we're looking at. the blog, the blog bath is going to spill over into 11 on. absolutely. i'm a product like i said, i will not be surprised within the next week. these rarely start a new offensive. it's 11 on a and it will spill over into i right. it will be a portion of how well the rec, iraqi army is able to own of the frontier. and it occurs the into syrian curtis, of course. so yes, everything's uh, i

and we've seen those examples in libya and rock. so one can make their own conclusions about what's going on in syria. i mean, there's a lot of examples here that the us is new rhetoric of not getting involved in this situation is a bit too suspicious. we remember there was an interview that donald trump gave to fox news, where she says that well, us troops remain in syria to take the country's oil. and of course, western media now is not afraid to whitewash that. you had this group, and we have seen that in a recent interview with cnn and the groups, one of the groups leaders. and if you connect the thoughts that might be for a reason, the situation overall just seems a little too suspicious. the more you look at it, and in general, the u. s. has never really hidden its intentions intentions. you just really have to be a bit more cautious and look for them. all right, so the end game here soon to be arriving about, well wait to see how these things on fold into a home. i might just bring us up to speed on this. thank you. now mosco

this is what they do to libya, they did this to afghanistan to a large degree. they did a to a rack. they did it to him, it is both fascinating and outrages to see the western media coverage of the conflict, especially when you see networks like cnn and given the platform to the lead a all to read, i was on terrorist group as referring to him as a revolutionary rebel, what are your thoughts on that? this is similar to what we've seen throughout the sort of the history of western corporate media. you know, as noam chomsky and edward harmon noted in their seminal work the, the west has the most sophisticated propaganda system in the world there. so, you know, talented when it comes to providing reality, we will ultimately discover that these people never had the interest of the syrian country states in mind. this is not their priority. their priority is power. their priority is to advance the interest of israel and the united states in the region. some of the latest out of moscow as we understand, the russian foreign ministry just published a statement saying the

, the divisions of libya and the civil war, libya and other places. and then at least so while they talk about helping the city and people, we know that again, most of them weren't coming. i said only a few days ago, only yesterday to they have some it's that hot ups on that. so not that was on the rest of them were actually trying to open dialogue with city. so most of them really have been exactly paying attention to the best uh uh for the city and people . but that either to open up the us side at the time. now they think now i think they want to maintain stability and see it not really so much care for the same people. and here i wonder if they actually think of stupidity the same way. do the deluxe and the rockies and the amount of guns, think of stability of c or the same way? do they think of that call dish forces, for example, and federal and future for the same thing? do they think in terms of the role of the transitional government, the same way? do they think of how to fight better? so moving forward the same way. and last but not least, ac

it's unfortunately not that hard to draw parallel between syria and libya. on top of that, the patent gone recently disclose it actually doubled the number of us troops in north eastern syria, increasing its presence from about 900 to 2000 soldiers with its spokesman saying he had just learned the real number of troops patient there. i learned today that in fact there are approximately 2000 us troops in syria. have stood up there. you said 90900 has been the number for months and months of thought years. surely someone could have come out incorrect to that if it was known by someone in the us department, but that wasn't accurate. so what, what was the miscommunication? yeah, natasha, you know, look at again. i learned the number today provided the number today. this means there could be way more than 2000 us is always there when it comes to toppling those, we stand against this interest. but what country might be next on the list if we remember, but that's his statement. again, he mentions 11 on and as of now the situation 11 on remains of stable. is that wa

so he mentioned a variety of countries, including libya and a rock. now we do know the extent of the us as involvement in libya and a rock, and we know how that ended. syria is also in the list and look at what's going on now. i mean, there's a lot of examples that highlights that the us is rhetoric of them. we're not going to get involved in syria amid the latest developments is simply on trustworthy. yeah. because they're already involved in syria. that's exactly why i mean, we know about the aspirations are going about, you know, 10 years or more. meantime, though, we are as many se, expecting possible seismic shifts in the white house in the very near future. donald trump, you know, the, the famous deal maker. he wants to be a piece, make us a gauze or in ukraine. what, what are you going to do with syria? now of course we can mention that the previous examples were previous administrations, maybe something will change, but it seems adult from it goes to similar sentiments to what we've heard before. we went over in an interview. donald trump stat

and if you with me and we've seen this happen in libya, we've seen it happen. any rocco, she has happened elsewhere and now it's serious. i'm not surprised that us has always given the green light to eat. what else do whatever well, it supplies it with weapons misapplied it with a cover of dan. i've mentioned that i'm sure there is a meeting tomorrow or today at the security council where they say is what it has to pull out. they, what would be the, what's out there is nothing and no, it's, it is right. it is a colonial power. it is and the spearhead of a logical audio power, which is they're not offensive america. washington has low land the old and addressing places in the middle east, oakland playing a significant role in shaping windshield dynamics. all tease a dog for the exam as how you are a symbol of a revolution. the groups in the region has led to instability and the rise of terrorism framed as efforts to put load. the lock was the, the same changes of business. the u. s. has been in for a very long time and where the west seeks to over throw leaders

this will be severe blow to russian operations in libya. we're, we're, we're, we're rush of supports while we were lots for the, for after it will definitely damage your russian supplies to the central african republic. and definitely a rough operations. the rest versus him of saddam will be southerly left without their main line to supply soaks. yes is going to in fact, russian operations in africa. so really one thing though, branch of which i think is worth paying attention to. recently we've seen anchor. we've seen turkey reaching out to her the for how far in libya and the, there's a stream of trick is delegations, high level visitors coming to the team in the last few months since the beginning of want to at least a. so maybe the zip code and so there's always some kind of convergence of views between most good act. busy on who to support and in libya, maybe that will be part of the contributing factors for them to have to leave the base of some base. but again, we have to remember the truck is a nation. remember, labels probably have

just for years after the downfall of libya's deposed leader, the case for an affair select committee admitted that there was no evidence that the state was on the verge of massacring civilians despite his rhetoric. the proposition that milan market duffy would have ordered the massacre of civilians and been gauzy, was not supported by the available evidence. even brock obama describes the us intervention in libby as the worst mistake of his career. failing to plan for the day after what i think was the right thing to do, and intervening and libya, everyone makes mistakes. but the one obama made if of course, he's not. also, lying has destroyed an entire country, costing a tens of billions of dollars and g d p, and reducing millions of its people. the poverty independence on humanitarian. 8 bear up, springs sent its own shock waves throughout the middle east and northern africa, culminating, and regime change. and both tunisia and egypt, us funded and g o is play the leading role in helping revolutionaries achieve their goals, along with social media giants like facebook and twitter t

occupying the land of the syrian people stealing their natural resources. citizen became dis former libya, needham, while by the field, was assassinated in 2011 by moves and supported by nato forces. due to the covenant time um in syria or he won the middle east soon have need is that the west would come for them as well. the why won't there be an investigation into the killing of saddam hussein? an arab leader was executed by hanging. yeah, we sit on the sidelines. why? any one of you might be next? yes. america followed along side saddam hussein against iran's khomeini. he was their friend, us vice president cheney was a friend of saddam hussein rumsfeld, the us defense secretary at the time a rock was destroyed, was a close friend of saddam hussein. ultimately they sold them out and hanging to your friends of america. let's say that we are not you, but one of these days america may hang us. and while the room was filled with laughter, leaves, former leaders surprisingly predicted what would eventually happen to him just 4 years later with vividly remember libya being quite a prosper us

one option is to become another. libya that's i think was option. the 2nd option is to become i know there's american, is there it is too much like the jordanian government, or the junction government become a clients of states of the united states. i don't think the city owns want that i don't think the jordanian people, that's your junction people. one what that's for the dog and the 10 option that they have is to continue the supports for the palestinian people. the palestinian cause at 2 remained in the this excess of resistance against the american hegemony in this part of the world and then click some of the mistakes of the previous govern. i think you may see the public opinion for today. i think the details option is what the decision people want and this is the whole that's a lot of people that have as they did, the 1st option is bad. the 2nd option is bad. the 3rd option is the way to go forward. i think that is really the result of the continued so full rate and it will suggest the idea has seized the mouth head on mountain range. so the

this all sounds all too familiar, almost reminds one of what went down in libya. the murder of duffy prompted positive reactions from western officials who saw it as a supposed moment of hope. looking at the north african nation over a decade later, it is stopped entails all while washington and his allies take advantage of its resources. meanwhile, the may have in syria reminds us of those famous commons from donald trump about taking the country's oil. and i tried to do it. and i said, i'll take your wave, secured the oil, and therefore a small number of us troops will remain in the area where they have the oil. and we're going to be protecting it and will be deciding what we're going to do with it in the future. is unfortunately not that hard to draw a parallel between syria and libya on top of that dependent gone recently disclose it actually doubled the number of us troops in north eastern syria. increasing its presence from about 900 to 2000 soldiers with a spokesman saying he had just learned the real number of troops patient there. i learned today that in

if we find ourselves in a situation after libya fell in the so—called arab spring, we will see issueswe are preventing that from happening by taking the strategic weapons of the table so that nobody can get their hands on them.— so that nobody can get their hands on them. this group, hts are t in: hands on them. this group, hts are trying to _ hands on them. this group, hts are trying to create _ hands on them. this group, hts are trying to create a _ are trying to create a transitional government, they are making arguably what the un is saying the right noises to try and bring some form of stability to syria so we don't have the complete collapse like in libya as we mentioned, are you not comforted by that? i want to be optimistic and hopeful. i want to believe that this is what will end up happening, but i also need to be realistic. and realistically speaking, when people forget the past and history of this region, and when there are transitions, we saw this happen in libya, we saw it happening the in egypt, in iraq, in afghanistan where the taliban are now in control of the country

, they were working in their own interests and they destroyed libya. the same was true in any rock. the west never cared for the rocky people. saddam hussein was a very sinister person, but the west had no, they should have it right to over throw it the rocky government. so the west, their intentions are sinister, and what is happening in spanish or in, in syria. the motivations are sinister. so i doubt that things will be, will remain peaceful in syria for, for very long. all right, now the un says it's closely monitoring the bullet's file situation in syria. they do expect the un or any of the major international blocks to step in and how to de escalate the crisis. no. what did the you and do for guys that during the last 14 months, as we speak the genocide and cause it continues. what is that you had done? nothing? it will do nothing. it will that house because it's a star, it will allow the americans and this riley is an add on to do what they want in syria. but we have to keep in mind that the americans and this riley is in the likes of air. the m

and i'm at binoculars is a pretty fast um, and other high level delegation from libya headed by the, the, the, the, the minister of the particular affairs, the name of the minister. and of course they have the ministry intelligence service . oh, i hear now this, this is an important part from these 2 companies because being i'm lydia or the major energy supply years in the region. and now in syria, the to 10 years of civil war have the state of the company's economy and destroyed much of the structure of the energy here. here in damascus, every day we have seen the major power outage, just so the newman stations quoting on the original kansas, particularly those are the reach at the end of july, each companies in west, the city has energy sector, but it's not only between a libya, doesn't have to be so really sparking the different for the ministry uh for the minister and that, that additional, so to arrive soon, i'm all setting up and then it gives you a little bit out of lead, which is another major, major step. because that will mean city of water more being engaged and connected

the beginning of an arc of instability that continues to stretch from a rock to libya. once the most prosperous country in africa, libya is now economically crippled. plagues by lawlessness and a center of international terrorist activity. 13 years after the brutal us backed over throw of new market, all fee and the libyan people have another sugar coated set of lies from washington to thank for their country as well as the military mission of the united states is designed to implement the security council resolution no more and no less, i mean, protecting civilians against attacks from good duffy's forces and delivering humanitarian aid. president obama has been equally firm that our military operation has a narrowly defined mission that does not include resume change. regime changes a very complicated business. it sometimes takes a long time, sometimes it can happen very fast, but it was never part of the military mission, like cus, accusation, that hussein had weapons of mass destruction. washington's claim that adolphe was a threat to his people has failed to stand

there's no government in libya, and there's going to be no government in syria into which is already becoming clear . what's happening with turkey is calling out a, a slice where it's so it's pushing the loop because these forces are out in the game. it will continue to push the code is forces away from the borders of the car . it's going to have their own little providence particularly, but, and whenever the tugs the, the appropriate that will bomb this little province. united states will do the same thing on the, we're going to expand it to their presence in, in, in syria. and of course, israel is doing the same, which is also increasing its presence is going to file be on the golan heights, which i think it had illegally an x. so that's the goal. the goal is to have no functioning state of the tool puppy the propaganda which you get in the, in the me. that is, is the somehow the united states, as a business of promoting democracy, was the bill of to advocate and then saying, well, how can you be promoting democracy when you're promoting and increasing into power terrace? how can y

surprisingly predicted what would eventually happen to him just 4 years later with vividly remember libya being quite a prosper us african nation on the death is rule. this is real assess the nation. the country has been myers in an endless crisis. special ed who was shown in that video should brag enough, but that's his comments, has just been deposed. his government has collapsed and a new leadership of militants and designated terrorists have seized control of damascus. the former libyan leader also predicted what he thought would happen to the middle east. their plan is to remove lebanon and syria, from the maps, so that the borders of what we call israel, run with to our guy, and not with air of countries. you will see that, unfortunately, this will come true if not in our lifetime. then in the era of our children, israel said this, the balcony zation of the arab states. that is the balcony, a zation of egypt into 4 states, syria into 5 states, and little lebanon will be divided into provinces, communes, and cantons. the map already exist and everything is written, they is after the

well, last time the prison was federal, but it was in libya in the style. we do have them. and somehow all of these, all of this but respectful people who walk out of prison liebherr follow themselves in syria. uh, basically if i did, we go and they were called mold or clear rid of those sancho. they just had the unfortunate kind of old, like you've lived in western journalists. i suggest you just type in your, your computer, the words well as to drug or just keeping up in syria and you will see that none of them are held by uh, the acid machine. what they like, oh uh they were all uh, the account is listed by j show as well uh by jump cut, a little stressed. oh these i go. the rest of the day at the time is one is still going to is ation which door themselves room. okay. the and which 5 uh the big pictorial. easy. so uh, i mean, the, uh, the western governments with their jubilation above the full washer or loss. uh, they remind me of the children who set the house was on the far end instead of thinking how they are going to get out. uh they, uh, get into each of the meg,

this is the same strategy as in libya. i've gotten this gone and wrong and they wouldn't regime change because a ruler strategically does not do what the united states likes. that's why they organize it. but all about this, usually, even when chaos was the case with good josby and so was with saddam hussein and not suffering happens just because failed states arise. and of course, i wonder why the europeans don't act at all because we're very close to it. this will cause father refugee flight resort to, to just be my strategic affairs expert helped me to kind of all of my 3 key says the new siri and authorities should be wary of what the west may have in store. a very encouraging and obviously very sense of a statement from our gilani that they would not fund into the trap of americans on need to on the demo friendship of support or housing, what they did with us as long as on the dog. and you know, what they did with the, you know, in possibly the country meant the, the gene change even in libya. it's just very important

and for many years, they would say, well, if only it could be like libya, because the difference to libya was that there was not such an estimate tree in the conflict that was not one for us. having an efforts under hired air force like from the russians bombarding its own population. so this scenario, libby, of course, has nothing to tired of that in comparison, i think the suffering of the syrians keeping us up in power and having all this external support on and before the site is under the same side, has to be created a situation much more terrible for civilians on the front of the positive. yeah. we talk about h t s a lot guys yet. could you walk us through what we know about this group at this point? yeah. so here you have to have your show me. i will go a bit into their history. you might know them by their previous names. i put the new stuff. so they are uh, they came from uh, isis fighters in 2012. and then a year later, they distance themselves promises and pleasure to lead. you installed car it up so they are extreme. and then later on they went on to also distance them from th

can i just say the words afghanistan, iraq, and, i guess, libya?hat's a bad comparison, where the regime -- the country has been divided between different groups with different powers supporting and promoting the division of the country. actually, you know, it is very hard to -- people to understand how far iraq has developed. actually baghdad is a remarkable place these days for businesses that go there. it is the one country of the three that has recovered best from the collapse of the brutal regime. of course, afghanistan has gone back to brutality because of the rather inept withdrawal of the u.s. forces back in 2021. so, why is this better? i think it is because, first of all, the majority of syrians are sunni and they have been repressed for a very long time. and i think there is a good opportunity for them to come together and have a new government, new constitution, new dispensation there. yes, there will be a very difficult time ahead. and there could well be elements of the old regime as we saw in iraq in the 2000s, elements of the old re

remember, who created the destruction in libya. they're still fighting each other and that is a plan for syria to keep syria so fractured and fighting itself and destroying itself, that they're no longer able to be the for role it for us that they were for more than 50 years. have it's not just since 2011, i mean syria has been of course, always in solidarity with the palestinian people and for the rebuilding of the entire arab nation, the entire region. and that has always been targeted by israel, and syria is really an occupied country, full on literally ripped away from, along with all the other resource rich regions. so there's been long years of resistance and i do think that will be born not, not easily. but we have to know who created this absolute chaos that we see now and who feeds and grows from it. right? so it's a, is those interest? it's in the us interest. it's a new challenge. i think, for every one of the countries that had stood with syria in, including around and russia, including has well in lebanon, very importa

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d, thanks very much to pay a 6 the, the foreign ministers of libya and bar, right. or in damascus to meet syria is new latest state visit comes a secure, it has been tightened across syria following violence in the northwest and talk to each province serrano authorities of lawyers and operation. the guys pro aside fights isn't form is see me a figures of the regime as they try to ensure a stable transition. so let's take a look at some of the senior figures of the said regime who have been targeted by serious security forces. first of all, mohammed tundra her son was the form of military prosecutor, general, known as the butcher actress and full of my inmate selected ciocca, spread thousands of executions and send to prison. he was arrested on thursday with 20, if it's possible, got in his hometown of cub. i'd have mazda in the southern top twos before my security chief was arrested the next day. and the talk you a high end via, reportedly like a violent gang involved in drug trafficking. actress a, be a, use intimidation in violence control communities in the regio

i'm of the take over the way it happened, for example, in libya. but again, what they're really going to do from here and do with him, how they're going to handle this asylum is, is very much up in the air so far. of course it's been very quiet. thank you for that. so i'm a bush, this guy, a senior fellow at the washington institute. i will take a look now as the most doors making headlines. ukraine says russia as long as the massive aerial attack on its energy infrastructure, according to presence the landscape, russian forces 5 more. 19 me styles and ukraine was able to shoot down 181 of them, the presidents as coals on west them ally to support a to supply more at defense systems. taiwan says it has changed the way jack chinese coast gone tressles conducting operations near the island. china has been holding large scale military drills or on taiwan for the last few days. probably one is official, st. beijing's trying to set new red lines before the trump administration. takes pilot in the us. although as parliament has voted to impose the state

in 1951, libya became one of the 1st countries in africa to gain independence. the, the of the is the re, in the military, aided by russia responds in full full for the terrorist on schools in the countries . no more than 1600 militants killed since a lowest and offensive a week ago when it wrong. so that just to help suffice if needed. let's go to a law in power since the government is i'll say i didn't know confidence vote 5. paul limits for the 1st time and notice fixed is putting more pressure on president mclaughlin was many little makers quoting for him to step down to manage the chaos.