mattick face if this deal which it's brokered as you hear presents is continually continuously violated and the russians now are supporting the escalation against the escalation deal well yes that they are there are of course the same thing happened i mean in good. provinces the russians and i mean they didn't they didn't moscow didn't see much very much problem and that the problem right now is and what president putin is going to deal with is the his relationship with turkey which are more important than what happens in the per se so if they're dug on will be insisting that the offensive against stops then it's most likely are going to stop but you know is going to stop it because turkey and relationship with turkey and see the relationship between turkey and the united states and with nato are much more important geo strategic way. militarily for russia and the kremlin than the problem of. per se ok i believe in that sense if i get a low and then run thing indecisive ok we're for we get there method seems like everything now hinges on what he may decide to do in a large part well a l

mattick escalation of violence in the past 2 days on saturday an armed drone target at the home a prominent shia cleric. he was not home at the time. at least 32 people have died in a fire that swept through a factory in india's capital the dead were laborers who were asleep on the fire broke out in new delhi at least 20 people have been rescued the fire is now under control damaeus president is vowing to punish people traffickers just days after dozens of gambians died in a shipwreck off our coast they were trying to reach spain's canary islands at least 83 people survived and are proud ashore an increasing number of migrants have been spotted along the so-called western route to europe this year so the headlines keep it here on al-jazeera more news to come up front this up next there being 3 to 4 years of political deadlock since the brics that referendum and we can tell you still utterly devoid of real the general election in december that stroke his old anything the family boris johnson kendrick's is done and where does the u.k. go from here fully believe general election 100. from kash

years ok great to get your thoughts we have to leave it there but thank you very much indeed john mattick joke joining us from amman york thank you. there's been $100.00 days since iran's transitional government's was sworn in after months of political turmoil that led to the removal of president omar bashir but the man who took over as prime minister promised to fulfill the promises of the revolution that started last december morgan looks at how the transitional government has fared in its 1st 3 months. when sudan's new cabinet took the ministerial oath $100.00 days ago many hoped it would assure a new era and months of turmoil. mass protests led to the fall of longtime president . and now civilians who are back in charge alongside the former ruling military junta and. what we've achieved in the 1st 3 months and since march and our people had high expectations but in some issues we've gone well the peace process which is a priority is ongoing it's not on a salon but we've started on it seriously we're moving well on the issue of democratic transformation there is more freedom now whethe

you have to have an element of being fleg mattick, i think they're too sentimental and there is a repetitione are not looking at the extrapolation. what do you think of jo swinson? i'm i'm not educated enough to comment. of course you. no opinion. jeremy corbyn. i think he is good at heart, but he is promising too much. boris johnson? he isa promising too much. boris johnson? he is a maverick, malignant, every word in the dictionary. nicola sturgeon? i think she is quite assertive and wants what is best for scotland, but i don't feel she has the aptitude to run the entire country. i don't think she even has that as an ambition. borisjohnson what do you think? i hope he is a future statesman and there is a politician that can return some statesman—like values to the uk. i don't think it is now. jo swinson? i think it is too early for her. she has some good ideas. what i do think it is probably five years too early for her. jeremy corbyn? again i like his strength and his commitment, i'm not sure i'm a labour voter, but i like some of the curt through ideas like some of the curt through ideas