from northern lebanon on. a shocking video how service recently allegedly showing the cold blooded execution of acid supporters by syrian rebels and the disturbing food at several unmanned stripped of some of their clothes and looting are seen being forced to nearby wall in front of a mob of gunmen once they open fire at the camera is pushed away the crowd that has journalists that ask a bar has done his own research into the footage and says clearly illustrates why the opposition can defeat government troops. i received this video as well from a source in the ravnica that then i asked for a translation this it was a very planned this is a very important planning nourse and all it will and some of them there were executed in cold blood this is what this so that i have minute video shows in fact this is an extended gland they have like twenty towels and brothers sisters the extended family clan tribe you know so this means that all these people you stand over being recruited to the opposition now they will be f

from northern lebanon a shocking video has surfaced recently allegedly showing the cold blooded execution of awesome supporters by syrian rebels and the disturbing food or several man strips of some of their clothes and brooding are seen being forced to kneel by a wall in front of a mob of gunmen once they open fire the camera is pushed away and the crowd than a science journalist pepe escobar has done his own research into the suits has clearly illustrates why the opposition can't defeat government troops. i received this video as well from a source in arabica that then i asked for a translation this it was a very clan in aleppo this is a very important cleansing orsen a little and some of them there were executed in cold blood this is what this show and a half minute video shows in fact this is an extended blend they have like twenty towels a brother sisters the extended family clan tribe you know so this means that all these people each stand of being recruited to the opposition now they will be fighting the opposition because they are being executed in cold blood and this explains amo

from northern lebanon on. a video has surfaced recently allegedly showing the execution of a silent supporters by syrian rebels and journalist pepper ask a bomb has done his own research into the footage and says it's clearly illustrates why the opposition can defeat government troops it was a very clever this is a very important clearly north and a little there and some of them there were executed in cold blood this is what this two. minute video shows in fact this is an extended clan they have like two eighty thousand brothers sisters and their extended family clan tribe you know so this means that all these people is steadily being recruited to the opposition now they will be fighting the opposition because they are being executed in cold lot this explains among other things why christians all over syria now are taking up arms to defend themselves go because they know it if there is a falls a circle drawn by sunni hard core elements including some of the jihad just this is what's going to happen they're goi

from northern lebanon. for more updates on the syrian crisis check out twitter for length to hunt reports direct from the war zone analysis and images that are also lined up to get back on t.v. underscore call. syria will also be in the sights during president leadin appearance brief visit to london russia and britain are poles apart over how to resolve the drawn out conflict as laura smith explains. it's unlikely to be an easy meeting prime minister cameron will reportedly use this opportunity to press president putin again over ending violence in syria the two countries have taken opposing views over the conflict britons calling for the removal of president assad and un sanctions on syria while russia maintains talks are the only way the last time cameron and putin met the british leader claimed hussein had changed his stance on syria and had explicitly called for president assad to go it might have been wishful thinking or lost in translation but either way russia denied that was the case causing embarra

from northern lebanon. a shocking video has surfaced of recently allegedly showing the cold blooded execution of assad supporters by syrian rebels and the disturbing footage of several men stripped of some of their clothes and pleasing a scene being forced to kneel by a wall in front of a mob of gunmen once they open fire they can raise pushed away and the crowd vanishes i'm trying this at the escobar has done his own research into the footage and says it clearly illustrates why the opposition can defeat government troops. i received this video as well from a source in arabica then i asked for answers lation this it was a very close lipped this is a very important clearly north and a little and some of them they were executed in cold blood this is what this house minutes video shows exactly this is an extended glenn they have like to wait six hours and brothers sisters the extended family clan tribe you know so this means that all these people is steadily being recruited to the opposition now they will be f

from northern lebanon a war update on the situation and see are available from r.t. on twitter now we're bringing you the first hand experience of our crew on the ground as well as reactions analysis images that r.t. underscore com. now as a government activists have been arrested in the united arab emirates for why the authorities call this threat to the state security but human rights groups say the response is draconian political studies professor stephen zura says the opposition movement is simply the public's desire for more input and there are close kingdom. these are very the mystic local activists who who are moderate islamists who want a greater sense of fairness and equity within society they are among three dozen dissidents who've been arrested in the past couple months some people sometimes to jail not for calling for the overthrow of the government or anything of but simply to are allowing the partially elected advisory assembly to have a little more power than a does currently so it just seems like yet another sad chapter and the crackdown against any d

through war but it seems the conflict has other plans for them because of muslims out in the northern lebanon is known for being strongly opposed to both its home government and the syrian regime seen for much tension for years especially after the death in custody of a local man accused of being part of al qaida today it's home to many islamic organizations and many are still believed to have ties with a terrorist organization today it's right on the syria lebanon border the border is over there it's where many syrians fleeing the castle home had a comparatively safe haven one which provides shelter for some but by no means all . a group of islamic n.g.o.s is called in eighteen the humanitarian mission here their mercy carries a subtle message the boxes bear would look to the swords of the muslim brotherhood holder for your opinion here's what has to be enough the remark from one family guy who goes here is rice crops. dry milk. the man in charge is a selfie a radical sunni group of hearing to fundamentalist islam and not tolerating moderate forms of the religion she colleague says anyone is

from northern lebanon. and to talk more on syria i'm now joined live by asia times online correspondent pepper ask of our but ask of our it's great to have you with us so reports have surfaced that the cia's backing this syrian rebels drive against the regime what kind of assistance is the u.s. said to be providing. look at even fisherman in fiji new and. older ground this is absurd this ain't delage and finding signed by obama that's the name called for a secret order this was signed early this year to six months ago so the fact that writers has only been allowed now to report about it through step you know there was high the liberations in washington ok should we let people know about what they already know that the fact that washington post two weeks of school had already recorded about that in effect when the cia wants to leak some seen us they usually go to the washington post and if they have a endemol saat only ground working side by side with the qataris the turks this saudi arabia and of course thi

an option r t from northern lebanon. more updates available on the situation in syria of course from r.t. on twitter we'll bring you the first hand experience of our crew on the ground there as well as reaction analysis on the latest images to disturbing as they are a lot of it said r.t. underscore common. of the new snow today during the sun just mother whose medical dollars leader as her son pleads for asylum the president said the decision won't be influenced by pressure from any other country cristina such talk to r.t. to during a visit telling us that u.s. politicians are still gunning for revenge as you put it over wiki leaks some even calling for sons execution the full interviews on air later this hour on this channel is some of what we expect. from the beginning. from the us from politicians and from. news coming ahead it's what they were screaming at his news in the most brutal way this interview no filter at all on how they were feeling and calling out for approval for the submerged inciting movie against myse

from northern lebanon. well more updates on the situation in syria available from r t on twitter as well if you've been them following the featured nova bring you first hand experience from our crew on the ground as they see it as well as reaction analysis and images some of them sadly of course disturbing it's a party underscore called. for. doing a songes mother could always leaders her son pleads for asylum there president career said the decision will be influenced by pressure from any other country christina sanch talked to r.t. as well during a visit telling us that u.s. politicians are still gunning for revenge over wiki leaks some even calling for her son's execution now the full interview on air on this channel later this hour in about fifteen minutes in fact here's some of what you can expect. from the beginning. from the u.s. from politicians and from. news commentary. they were screaming at his leader in the most brutal way. this into the filter on how they were feeling. calling out for goofus a

neighboring countries for the second straight night on tuesday several people were killed in the northern lebanon city of tripoli during tasha's between alawite and sunni muslims this comes amid growing evidence that massive amounts of weapons are being smuggled through live and on the also through turkey to the syrian opposition now moscow has condemned this in the strongest terms and urge nations not to supply weapons to the syrian rebels at the same time the turkish government is investigating. syrian links to a car bomb explosion on monday that killed nine people many of them children in the south east of the country they're all growing concerns in uncut that the kurdish workers' party known as the k.k.k. is behind this glossed over no one has come forward and came to sponsibility the p.k. k. is regarded as a terrorist organization by and by the united states and by the european union and ever since the violence in syria has spiraled there are growing concerns that they are extending their influence and increasing their activities here in jordan to the situation remains fluid there are at lea

about their safety of their country and lebanon is very tense today all all across the country and we have over three to four thousand actually situated in the northern part of lebanon and they have been engaged in a war against faction in the north a free syrian army in lebanon actually been supplying what then to. opposition in syria from lebanon lebanon been a base for the free syrian army causing this double izing fact on syria especially from the homeless area because we have jason border and the lebanese government hasn't been taken the right approach to stop the madness. i want to know if you live in moscow still the guy on the program did or just a key opposition leader in bahrain awaits his fate important anti-government activists continue to be snatched and detained going crackdown. and palestinian products struggle to reach the international market thanks to his reign the occupation and trade barriers. now and they were poor has shined a light on just how far the u.s. is prepared to go to contain china's growing power in asia the paper compiled by a washington based think tank is a rough road map to america's asia strategy it calls for chi

well another country bearing the effect of the syrian crisis deadly sniper fire in lebanon's northern city of tripoli has violated a shaky truce between pro and anti damascus government there at least twelve people have been killed and one hundred wounded in clashes in the area since monday political analyst and lawyer dr franklin lamb is currently in the capital beirut told me there's no overwhelming fear among people there about fighting spilling over from syria. the concierge of my building who is syrian sometimes hides in my apartment they've been round up of syrian national council here in beirut in south beirut even into great deal of fear our people are saying not since the civil war how things been is so likely to ignite or the people are feeling so insecure as you know that two neighborhoods in tripoli the job almo third for the the shia are al always and the garble to bonnie section right down the middle ironically is the name of the big street cause serious street and that really tells the tale up there but we have seen in beirut and other parts of the country a similar div

seven people have been killed and thirty three wounded as gun battles raged overnight to them lebanon's northern city of tripoli armed forces have been moved to the area in an effort to disperse the clashes the fighting between a sunni muslims and our wits has been fueled by the tension in neighboring syria the two countries shared a tangled web of ethnic and religious connections. that greek prime minister dawn is some modest says he's his country needs more time for reforms that's ahead of his meeting with the head of the eurozone to discuss if greece has done enough to ensure its next much needed bailout payment some of us is also due to meet with his french and german counterparts later this week tough spending cuts have already proved hard to swallow for. the greeks forcing thousands to rally in protest earlier this year. it's no secret that finland is home to one of the world's largest mobile phone manufacturers and as odd as it may sound unit o'neill at the sports desk will explain just how that's affected his upcoming bulleted why is that you know i will certainly try to carve just pictu

a gun battle in lebanon's northern city of tripoli has left at least two dead and several others wounded because a number of clashes between supporters and opposers the regime in neighboring syria the military moved in to quell the fighting on both sides but it later started. an insurgent attack on a u.s. air base in afghanistan damaged the plane of america's top military officer general martin dempsey was not near the aircraft at the time but two maintenance crew were slightly injured dempsey was in kabul to discuss the recent wave of so-called friendly fire attacks by afghan soldiers against international forces the hit on the general's claim is a virus saying for american forces after the taliban claimed to have shot down one of their helicopters last. remaining us president has narrowly escaped impeachment but only because turnout at a referendum on his future was below fifty percent but i am also school has been at loggerheads with the central loved government which accuses him of interfering in the mall and parliamentary business but he is also behind deeply divisive divisive and a

a gun battle in lebanon's northern city of tripoli has left at least two dead and several others wounded the country's endured a number of clashes between supporters and opposers of the regime in neighboring syria the military moved into well the fighting on both sides but it's later restart it. and insurgent attack on a u.s. air base in afghanistan damaged the plane of america's top military officer general martin dempsey it was not near the aircraft at the time but two maintenance crew were slightly injured dempsey was in kabul to discuss the recent wave of so-called friendly fire attacks by afghan soldiers against international forces the head on the general's plane is embarrassing for american forces after the taliban claim to have shot down one of their helicopters last week. japan's been showing what its military is made of with its annual drill at the foot of mount fiji involving thousands of troops but it comes at a tricky time as relations sour with neighboring china in one of asia's biggest territorial disputes japanese activists recently landed on a strategic island claim to b

seven people have been killed and thirty three wounded as a gun battles raged overnight in lebanon's northern city of tripoli forces have been moved to the area in an effort to despise the clashes the fighting between sunni muslims and otherwise has been fueled by the tension in neighboring syria the two countries share a time gold worth of ethnic and religious connection. greek prime minister antonis samaras says his country needs more time for forms that's ahead of his meeting with the head of the euro zone to discuss if greece has. enough to ensure its next a much needed bailout payment so mars is also due to meet with his french and german counterparts later this week tough spending cuts have already proved hard to swallow for the greeks forcing thousands to rally in protest earlier this year. ecuador and president rafael correa rares says he might turn to the un's international court for help with resolving the case of julian assange it follows comments by a swedish justice ministry official that a songe wouldn't be handed to any third country if there was a risk he had faced the death p

>> when we were in lebanon in the northern part of lebanon just across hama, the border was very dangerous. we had reports of syrian sharp shooters taking aim at refugees trying to flee. most of them have been crossing into the bekka valley and increasing numbers into jordan. in jordan they either move legally through the border but that is proving more and more difficult because the syrians are putting their own checks on when people can leave. therefore more people leave illegally in the eastern part of the border. they are then picked up by the jordanian army and brought into centers. >> suarez: it sounds like people have terrible individual choices to make. they live in places where there's artillery fire, gun battles, even now attacks by fixed wing aircraft. it's dangerous if they stay. but it's also dangerous if they move. >> it's dangerous to move. as i said the neighboring countries have received them well, have kept their borders open, have not tried to limit their entry. now that policy seems to be changing a little bit with the encampment policy that has been designed by jordan.

of one of qaddafi surviving sons some top will do stories in brief tonight a gun battle in lebanon's northern city of tripoli has left at least two dead and several others wounded countries into the number of clashes between supporters and poses of the regime in syria the military moved in to quell the fighting on both sides but it later we started again. an insurgent attack on a u.s. air base in afghanistan's damaged the plane of america's top military officer general martin dempsey wasn't there the aircraft at the time but two maintenance crew there was slightly injured dempsey was in kabul to discuss the recent wave of so-called friendly fire attacks by afghan soldiers against international forces the head of the general's planes a bear sing for american forces after the taliban claim to shot down one of the helicopters last week. remaining as presidents narrowly escaped impeachment but only because turnout at the referendum on its future was below fifty percent travis says it has been at loggerheads with the center left government which accuses him of interfering in the law and parliament

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opposition of the of the regime and we have over three to four thousand actually situated in the northern part of lebanon and they have been engaged in the war against faction in the north and i think at this juncture in the timing in lebanon anything could happen but obviously there's enough free syrian army in lebanon actually been supplying what ben to the to the opposition in syria from lebanon and we had a lot i love an on been a base for the free syrian army causing destabilizing. factor on syria especially from the homeless area because we have adjacent border and the lebanese government hasn't been taken the right approach to. the sun to still come we've got less than a minute left while you're on the line i want to quickly ask you about the comments the pentagon chiefs made he said he's confident the u.s. could successfully enforce a no fly zone over syria if the major policy decision was made if you went ahead would it be a decisive one of a better word as it was in libya. i think this is this statement is going to have very very difficult implication for the region and might lead to a regional

least seven people have been killed and thirty three wounded as gun battles raged overnight in lebanon and northern city of tripoli armed forces have been moved to the area in an effort to disperse the clashes the fighting between sunni muslims and now it's has been fueled by the tension in neighboring syria it two countries share a tangled web of ethnic and religious connections. the greek prime minister on some odd us says his country needs more time for reforms that's ahead of his meeting with the head of the eurozone to discuss if greece has done enough to ensure its next much needed bailout payment some of us is also due to meet with his french and german counterparts later this week spending cuts have already proved hard to swallow for the greeks forcing thousands. protest earlier this year. between the computer technology giants google and oracle which began last year has taken a fresh twist a court order both to reveal the names of bloggers who were allegedly paid to comment on line in favor of their company's google had been sued by oracle for a breach of intellectual property law and its

lebanon. sectarian clashes have erupted in the northern city of tripoli. gun fights broke out between the city's groups. supporting anti-government forces. the others back bashar al-assad. the two factions live in tripoli, the lebanon military has sent tanks to contain the fighting. reuters news agency says seven people have been killed and about 100 wounded. >>> the european union is investigating whether a business deal violated sanctions against syria. a foreign unit of japan tobacco is accused of sending cigarettes to a company with ties to the syrian leadership, the eu placed sanctions on relatives of president assad may last year. "the wall street journal" says the eu anti-fraud office is questioning the business. members of the anti-fraud office told nhk they're conducting an investigation but they did not provide details. the syrian come of pane w-- com pane was owned by cousins of president assad at the time of alleged trade. the assad regime is reselling the cigarettes at high prices. it says the profits are being used to finance its crackdown and

at this atari refugee camp on the jordanian syrian border lebanon has reportedly deployed. combat units to its northern city of tripoli the area has seen a series of armed clashes between pro and anti assad supporters which claimed around twelve lives although lebanese authorities have to clarity a ceasefire there the situation room is volatile political analyst and lawyer dr franklin lamb who is currently in lebanon its capital beirut says there is an overwhelming fear among its population the concierge of my building who is syrian sometimes hides in my apartment they've been round up of syrian nationals here in beirut in south beirut even though it's a great deal of fear people are saying not since the civil war how have things been is so likely to ignite or the people are feeling so insecure as you know there are two very rude hoods in tripoli the most certain for the the. alleyways and the double to bomb is section right down the middle ironically is the name of a big street called serious street and that really tells the tale out there but we have seen in beirut and other parts of the country a si

and lebanon has reportedly deployed combat units to its northern city of tripoli the area has seen a series of armed clashes between pro and anti assad supporters which claimed around twelve lines although lebanese authorities have declared a cease fire that the situation remains volatile and political analyst and lowered to franklin lamb who is currently in lebanese capital beirut says there is an overwhelming fear among its population. the concierge of my building who is syrian sometimes hides in my apartment the bin roundup of syrian nationals here in beirut in south beirut even going to great deal of fear people are saying not since the civil war have things been so likely to ignite or the people are feeling so insecure as you know the very broods in tripoli the most certain of for the the. al always and the. search and right down the middle ironically is the name of a big street called syria street and that really tells the tale up there but we have seen in beirut and other parts of the country a similar the region things are very much on the edge and it's not only the spillover

spillover from the syrian conflict continues in lebanon at least seven people have been killed thirty three wounded as a gun battles raged overnight in its northern city of tripoli armed forces have been moved to the area in an effort to disperse the clashes the fighting between sunni muslims and other whites has been fueled by the turn in neighboring syria the two countries share a time gold web of ethnic and religious connections. greek prime minister antonis samaras says his country needs more time for reforms that is ahead of his meeting with the head of the eurozone to discuss if greece has done enough to ensure its next a much needed bailout payment smar is also g to meet with his french and german counterparts later this week and tough spending cuts have already proved hard to swallow for greeks for the greeks forcing thousands to rally in projects earlier this year. the eighteen year old russian quits to join the world trade organization is now is the country has officially become a full member of the global trade bloc and daniel is at our business desk so good achieving this goal daniel become a springboard for the russian economy moving

spillover from the syrian conflict continues in lebanon at least seven people have been killed and says if three wounded as gun battles raged overnight in its northern city of tripoli forces have been moved to the area in an effort to disperse the clashes the fighting between sunni muslims and ana why it's has been fueled by the tension in neighboring syria the two countries share a tangled web of ethnic and religious connections. the greek prime minister antonis samaras says his country needs more time for reforms that's ahead of his meeting with the head of the eurozone to discuss it greece has gone enough to ensure has done rather enough to ensure its next much needed bailout payment so some are a sole soji to meet with his french and german counterparts later this week tell spending cuts have already proved hard to swallow for the greeks forcing thousands to rally in trade hats ere this year. i quit or in president or a file korat says he might turn to the un's international court for help with resolving the case of julian a son it follows comments by a swedish justice ministry ministry official that it wouldn't be hundred to any third country i

northern bored near turkey. some 70,000 refugees are in jordan. about 10,000 have arrived there in the past week alone. twice the number of the previous week. another 54,000 have gone to lebanon. many are staying in schools. aid workers are pressed to find new refugee shelters. the school year will begin soon. and officials with the organization estimated 185,000 people would flee syria by the end of the year. the number of refugees has exceeded their projections. >>> many industries are facing a tough time in the current economic climate. not so, gun makers. the value of otheritrade has do in six years. research institute in geneva, switzerland, running the numbers and estimates the value of international small arms trade at $8.5 billion a year. the figure for 2004 was $4 billion. the report says the rise is due mainly to large scale military spending prompted by the wars in iraq and afghanistan. it also points to increased purchases of small arms and ammunition by u.s. citizens. the report refers to the illegal arms trade and says insurgents continue to obtain guns and light weapons despite 2001 u.n. action program to halt illicit shipments. >>> finance ministers say wester