the prime minister mohammed kazi alger loudly has said he will assist with the peaceful transition of palate to a government chosen by the people. but who we have a lead 3 is next chapter faces and the norm is task and unifying the country for now, many remain cautiously optimistic about the countries future journalist as how long will have it, is in the quote measly in north eastern serial. welcome to the double, you know, 24 hours have passed since the fall of the assault regime. what are the 1st measure of the rebels have taken some seizing power? thanks for holding me. i show you the main. uh, the main major is which is happening as low keeping the governmental institutions that are running as useful. and yeah, so you mentioned that he posed to the, there was a, is, it was a call between al gilani and the prime minister of cdn. redeem big city and did you know to run temporary, the government's and keep all the instructions and distributions open? so to model all the, all the governmental institutions will be open again and the uh, the grades, the diesel, like all the daily life n

the prime minister mohammed kazi al jealously has said he will assist with the peaceful transition of palate to a government chosen by the people. but who we have a lead theory is next chapter faces and the norm as task and unifying the country for now, many remain cautiously optimistic about the country's future. the professor steve in high demand, holds the catch him shout in mid least that is at smith college in the united states. he's also a non resident senior fellow at the brookings institution center for middle east policy, and he joins us from washington. welcome to d. w. professor, you cautiously optimistic now that aside is gone. i am cautiously optimistic. it's been quite striking how smoothly the very early days of this transition have gone in in syria, a h t s and its partners. and the operation that over through our side are making all the right noises about responsiveness to the concerns of minorities. they're moving to maintain public order in damascus and other major cities. they have offered assurances to the other we, minority to christians, that they are safe, secu

the prime minister mohammed kazi al jelly has said he will assist with the peaceful transition of palate to a government chosen by the people. but who we have a lead serious next chapter faces and the norm as task and unifying the country for now many remain cautiously optimistic about the country's future. well, dw russia analysts constantine it has more on why must go granted asylum to us? well, i think that this is the, it's a to the kremlin, we don't, uh, basically we don't leave our allies in the latch that's, that's if you wish, the statement. of course that is only the, the awesome family. i think that lots of people that were in the regime will not protected the tool, but i think that's the least important can do as a courtesy to an ally that the loss of is peace power. and this is in this respect, a typical button, but uh uh, this is also a very, i would say for poor doing that's a day when just prestige in the middle east was significantly shifter it. and i don't think you'll be able to recoup these strategic losses any time, so that will state deputy russia and the last consti

the prime minister mohammed kazi al galilee has said he will assist with the peaceful transition of palate to a government chosen by the people. but who we have a lead theory is next chapter faces and the norm is task and unifying the country for now, many remain cautiously optimistic about the country's future. the more in this we can speak now with alert a show agree he's a human rights advocate and director for the tiny affairs of the syrian emergency task force. he himself was detained for 3 years in the syrian prison. a more thank you very much for being with us. first of all, tell us how you felt when you learned that the sod regime had been toppled. i've been waiting for that moment for 14 years, 14 years of, of displacement of tortured off killing. and then i see it early, early in the morning and the people are out on the street. the side regime has fallen. i could scream very, very, very, very loud for that. but i cried because it's that it deserves the tears of joy. this regime has, has given my father and my brothers and bombed my school and burned my town and tortured me for 3

the prime minister mohammed kazi al jolie has said he will assist with the peaceful transition of palate to a government chosen by the people. but who we have a lead 3 is next chapter faces and the norm as task and unifying the country for now many remain cautiously optimistic about the countries future going down by the w a reporter goes johan is, who has been following the situation in syria for us, what are you hearing god, the about the security situation of the country right now? right, nicole, it's just 24 hours after what was the biggest day for the syrians in syria and scattered across the world. and now the eyes are on the security situation. thankfully so far we haven't really seen any massive security incidents that affect people. uh, as in like, no killings the violence, but there have been a lot of loadings for example, with shops with supermarkets. so now the question is, who's going to come in and provide the security services that the state was providing before they left the she has, has already been doing this, but they're stretched then at the moment, syria is massive a

the has met with outgoing prime minister mohammed kazi, july the to discuss the transfer of power. or based after parliament said it would support the people's will to build a new country in rome. any city and refugees and neighboring countries are looking to make the way back home. joseph, who is our middle east experts and director of the institute for public and international affairs who joins us from the basement. welcome to dw, now that a savvy is gone. is it a negligible but h t s will lead an interim government a good evening and thank you for having me. it is inevitable, actually, so far. i mean, h t s or what has become the interim authority, syria is calling the shots as you have said that you have heard it today. the former prime minister was running on the side of the south, has resigned, and the h t. s. and learning person has appointed in a strange way constitution that he ordered institutionally and you know, probably minnes service close to, to the moment. now having said that, i think that the ground is much more complex and confused. a little bit more, let's say t

the prime minister mohammed kazi ali has said he will assist with the peaceful transition of palate to a government chosen by the people. but who we have a lead 3 is next chapter faces, and the gnome is tomsk and unifying the country for now. many remain cautiously optimistic about the country's future. the laurel this we can talk now with gonzales barguss's law, so he's the un refugee agencies representative for syria and joins us from damascus advice for being with us. and so what can you tell us about the situation entered around damascus? now yes, the thank you very much for, for having me. i mean, for 1st of all, and we're gonna take one quick step back and look at the context of the background to um, to which we, we, this dramatic changes have taken place. business account has been a will for 13 years. the 16000000 syrians in need a urgent you money, terry, and aid. as a result of these years and years of fighting more than 7000000 syrians have been internally displayed based in syria, and more than 5000000. i fled syria on the neighboring countries and of course, also in europe

the prime minister mohammed kazi alger loudly has said he will assist with the peaceful transition of palate to a government chosen by the people. but who we have a lead 3 is next chapter faces and the norm as task and unifying the country for now, many remain cautiously optimistic about the countries future. crowds have begun to sending on said no, i a prison on the outskirts of damascus. desperate to learn the fate of loved ones, the notorious military complex was used to detain tens of thousands of people who fell a file of the syrian regime over the decades. a warning, some viewers may find some of the images in this report distressing. so it's about rushing to see their loved ones, thousands of people, storm serious, most famous prison, near damascus. the many of those contact with family members over the years without knowing their fate and clinging to help. i just found my brother, it's been 6, he is human rights groups estimate, 30000 people were killed in this prison alone. it was nicknamed the human slaughter house by amnesty international. under now was the president bush.

and it seems that the, the, the prime minister of this, i'd government mohammed kazi, legitimately, and is still in office. and he's now about to leave it as a single governments and their board sir, that's all july. he's the leader of h. yes. has to be struck, this is fighters and to not touch any government properties because there are no parts of the traditional government. so they're still very much a reluctance among abrasion fighters to answer a lot of these facilities. yeah, thomas, i mean, you know, significant moves around the military base is where the reports of the army thing out from strategic places like the airport. what we're seeing is the final symbolic kind of as rules being taken down. yeah. like, i think, you know, what else much consideration. we can now call him former presidents michelle upsets because he does not have any or power anymore around the country that we need to know where he is. he has not been seen in public. seems to revel offensive started over 10 days ago, and he's basically missing an extra and no one knows where he is. if he's even in syria or b