of forces currently are controlling our friend count on in the west of euro fits mr landis on what mr go china saying that the what is going to have to do here to separate the so-called good guys the bad guys the moderate elements of the opposition with those you know deemed terrorists just how difficult is that going to be for ancora to do given the difficulties in doing that so far in the civil war in the last several months the al qaeda affiliated groups have taken over italy products putting them right. border battle however and other crossings with turkey this is embarrassing for turkey the united states mcgurk the head of the coalition the american head has called this the biggest conglomeration of al qaeda people it's since nine eleven he said something has to be done about it and he's been pressuring turkey to do something about it i think in that sense turkey needs to step forward as and perhaps try to negotiate with the rebels themselves to withdraw and this be modeled on the operation around to rebels taken a year ago in which turkey stepped into northern syria north of ale

to go to town want role do you see turkey playing and what mr landis has said also and the stablished meant off at lead as a day escalations on. let me say this first time in the aleppo war russia has expanded after experiencing to other poor russian strategic decision makers i think come to conclude that siege warfare in syria is not working so right now they have an different plan right now and they are trusting on the ankara's mediating power on those. sunni armed groups in and around it there so i think this is the plan that they are planning to follow first they are coming with a. sort of proposal to daws armed groups right now in operating in and around to sleep if you want to live it sleep than we have an proposal for you. for your families you know you can go to the north of here to resettle there to rehabilitate and to reintegrate meaning that at the end of the day if they.

into turkey and get refuge here mr goodchild want role do you see turkey playing in what mr landis has said also in the stablish meant off as a deescalation zone. let me say this first time in the aleppo war russia has expanded after experiencing to other poor russian strategic decision makers i think come to conclude that siege warfare in syria is not working so right now they have an different plan right now and they are trusting on the ankara's mediating power on those. sunni armed groups in and around it there so i think this is the plan that they are planning to follow first they are coming with a. sort of proposal to daws armed groups right now in operating in and around to sleep if you want to live it sleep than we have and proposal for you . for your families you know you can go to the north of here to resettle there to rehabilitate and to reintegrate meaning that at the end of the day if they accept this proposal and say yes then if we vote expect the expiration of your official packet so another option if they prefer to stay in it meaning that they also accept this is a grim

affiliated y p g of course is currently controlling our friend count on in the west of here if it's mr landis what mr go china saying that the what oncor is going to have to do here is separate the so-called good guys the bad guys the moderate elements of the opposition with those you know deemed terror terrorists just how difficult is that going to be for ankara to do given the difficulties in doing that so far in the civil war. in the last several months the al-qaeda affiliated groups have taken over italy province putting them right at the border battle however and other crossings with turkey this is embarrassing for turkey the united states mcgurk the head of the coalition the american head has called this the biggest conglomeration of al qaeda people it's since nine eleven he said something has to be done about it and he's been pressuring turkey to do something about it i think in that sense turkey needs to step forward as and perhaps try to negotiate with the rebels themselves to withdraw and this be modeled on the operation around to rebels taken a year ago in which turkey stepped into

professor joshua landis a prominent expert on that part of the world from the university of oklahoma he recently wrote that he agrees with your. idea that the main goal of this. time but mr ations new policy on the run is to hobble the iranian economy but he also says that for the first time in almost a century iran iraq syria and lebanon are on friendly terms in part thanks to iran and that in and of itself theoretically at least represents new possibilities for peace and prosperity in the middle east do you personally believe that that chance could be realized and is that something that could perhaps entice the european partners to your look more favorably at the what you call the rhenium behavior in the region. i think even many americans they also understand sixty years the middle east has been totally dominated by the u.s. and the support dictators corrupted regime from shahr to mubarak to men. we are the dictators today in the region and they all understand the source of instability in the region. was the us attacking iraq the us attacking libya. the us attacking of coniston the us soldier attacks on your man everybody and many many of the understand even in the us