there must be a new constitution and free and fair elections. petterson also told is real to stop . it's a tax on syria is right, and let's see is oil supplement activity and the occupied searing going all rich? are any your attacks on serial silver entity, uncoated, tony, and then tell you are the most stop on a humanitarian front. tom fletchers of the newly appointed emergency relief coordinator, also brief. the council from damascus, he said before the fall of the assad regime, 17000000 syrians, 82 men of terry and support. 1000000 new people have been displaced in less than 2 weeks, but he also came to the council with a rare good news. the situation has begun to stabilize as i've seen this week, markets rose health facilities are reopening. children have gone back to school age operations that reggie resuming across most of our house in the security council. gone are the days of division and disagreements over syria, at least right now within the counsel and the wider international community. there is consensus that there's a real opportunity to help syria through this transiti

on the political front gear petterson, the un special envoy for syria spoke to the counsel via video conference from damascus. he's been meeting top officials of the new administration and says there's growing support to recognize and assist the new leaders steering transition concrete movement on them inclusive political transition, really big t and ensuring so you're going to receive states along support in needs. so it is clear and the master willingness to engage the needs or the mens. i'm for the only be address with broad support including a screws and to sanctions prompted action on designations to i'm for reconstruction. petterson told the counsel a roadmap to a syrian lead political transition should have 4 key elements and orderly transition and preservation of state institutions. it should be inclusive of the broadest spectrum of syrian society and political parties. there must be a new constitution and free and fair elections. petterson also told is real and to stop. it's a tax on syria is right, and let's see is oil supplement activity and they don't provide ceiling goin

the petterson told the counsel a roadmap to a syrian, the lead political transition should have 4 key elements and orderly transition and preservation of state institutions. it should be inclusive of the broadest spectrum of syrian society and political parties. there must be a new constitution and free and fair elections. petterson also told is real and to stop. it's a tax on syria is right, and let's see is oil supplement activity and they all provide syrian gold. all rich are any your attacks on serial silver entity encoded tony and then tell you are the most stop on a humanitarian front. tom fletcher, the newly appointed emergency relief coordinator, also brief. the council from damascus, he said before the fall of the assad regime, 17000000 syrians needed humanitarian support. 1000000 new people have been displaced in less than 2 weeks, but he also came to the council with a rare good news. the situation has begun to stabilize as i've seen this week, markets rose health facilities or reopening children have gone back to school age operations that reggie resuming across most of ou

and the nation center for their eligibility to the you, syria, the winds on board of syria gear petterson has visited the notorious and i, a prison on the outskirts of damascus. he met angry demonstrators who say the un shouldn't of intervene to prevent the crimes that took place in the prison. petterson called for those who committed war crimes during a subs rain to be held to account. we all have been shifted. and i think the last 4 votes about what happened here. i have no told to some of the prisoners, some of the 10 these some of the families. so the grandchildren's adults so vacated here. we have seen some who survived. i think it's been on speak of all the horrors that they went through with a new administration in syria. there are questions about the future of siri and diplomats around the world who represented the country under the said regime so far, many have stayed on at their posts, including at the united nations. but there are some complications. gabriel elizondo reports from you in headquarters in new york of the flags of old 193 member states of the united nations black t

the conflict in the country is far from over addressing the security council from damascus gear. petterson said he was concerned about reports of military escalation in the north pointers, a classes between turkish backed and curtis groups. demo beast, as well as some neighborhoods of a level city remains under the control of the stem supported by the us. there have been significant impulse still. it is in the last 2 weeks before a ceasefire, most broke good between turkey in and united states a long dead for off this river. i am seriously concerned about the reports of military escalation, as well as the reports on military build ups. such an escalation, couldn't be catastrophic. patterson also said that is really strikes on syria and it's incursion into an un buffer. so next to the occupied goal on heights is putting the country's political transition at risk. it is on his car, his own more than $350.00. this strikes only the 30 facilities that trip most and supplies across syria. since the folder seem printed. and these continue including lower minnesota and target tools. but i'm presid

there must be a new constitution and free and fair elections. petterson also told is real and to stop. it's a tax on syria is right, and let's see is oil supplement activity and they don't provide ceiling going all rich? are any your attacks on serial silver entity unto to tony and then tell you are the most stop on a humanitarian front. tom fletcher, the newly appointed emergency relief coordinator, also brief. the council from damascus, he said before the fall of the assad regime, 17000000 syrians, 82 men at terry and support. 1000000 new people have been displaced in less than 2 weeks, but he also came to the council with a rare good news. the situation has begun to stabilize as i've seen this week, markets rose health facilities are reopening. children have gone back to school, age operations advisory resuming across most of our house in the security council. gone are the days of division and disagreements over syria, at least right now within the counsel and the wider international community. there is consensus that there's a real opportunity to help syria through this transition

has met with the head of the new administration of the shut up petterson, also called for justice and accountability rather than acts of revenge. following the ousting of us. it a lever hopefully. so yeah, it's a great him to sanctions so that because he really a rattling around spending all syria again and then my last point he really needs to see of course, justice and accountability for crimes. i'm in need to make sure that that goes through a treadmill justice system talks in the long run and conflict in eastern democratic republic of congo have collapsed. it was hope. the high level discussions in angola would end fighting between the congo, these army and the m $23.00 armed group. but the congolese president's office says negotiations get a deadlock. after over one demand to hold direct talks with the arms group. a french official says several 100 people are fear dead after psych loan chito hit the southern indian ocean island of mild is the worst psych loan in nearly a century to strike the french overseas territory cycle. and chito brought a wins of more than 200 kilometers an

get petterson said he was concerned about the reports of military escalation in the north, pointing to classes between turkish backed and curtis groups. the northeast as well as some neighborhoods over level city remains under the control of the stem supported by the us. there have been significant personalities in the last 2 weeks before a ceasefire. most broke good between turkey and united states along the for off this river. i am seriously concerned about the reports of military escalation, as well as reports on military build ups. such an escalation, couldn't be catastrophic. edison also said, is there any strikes on syria and it's incursion into a un both a zone next to the occupied. golan heights was putting the country's political transition at risk is on his cargo more than $350.00. this strikes only the 31st, and that is that trip most and supplies across syria. since the former, if you print and these continue including an alarm this attack and thought it was but i'm president. such a tax play sped back a simple operation as further is on the mind, the prospect of an orderly

they discussed the importance of uniting syria moving forward. petterson also called for justice and accountability, rather than act of revenge following the ousting of president bush auto said and leave it hopefully. so yeah, it's a great him to sanctions so that because he really a rattling around spending all syria again and then my last point he really needs to see of course, justice and accountability for crimes. i'm in need to make sure that that goes through a treadmill justice system. still a head on al jazeera palestinians plead for unity and an end to classes between promised sydney and authority forces and fighters in virginia. and refugee can plus a disturbing trend in haiti viewing says haitian games are recruiting children into their battle to control for the friends the from the impact to the us selections, the escalating conflict in the middle east. and the urgency of climate action upfront sets the stage for serious debate on out jersey or thrilling but dangerous, and illegal deep and brussels for relatives. a secret community builds hot air. balloons found a way of

they discussed the importance of uniting syria moving forward. petterson also called for justice and accountability rather than act revenge. following the ousting of president bush shot a less and leave it hopefully. so yeah, it's a great him to sanctions so that because he really a rattling around spending all syria again and then my last point he really needs to see your costs, justice and accountability for crimes. i'm in need to make sure that that goes through a treadmill justice system still ahead. on alger 0, palestinians plead for unity and an in the clashes between palestinian authority forces and fighters in the janine refugee camp. a disturbing trend in haiti, the u. n says haitian games are recruiting children into their battle to control for the price the it's not as bits in the cold as it was across the great lakes. in fact, the wind direction is from the opposite from the sides and it brings was it rains. so what if it stays on the ground is going to turn increasing the mushy. this line here extends beyond the tennessee, down towards the texas, with some pockets of pot

they discussed the importance of uniting syria moving forward. petterson also called for justice and accountability rather than act of revenge. following the ousting of president bush shot of us as all events of age sat down with the syrian information minister to discuss the current situation in the country. you have to start from 0. so what kind of challenges we, you face to restrict everything and if it help desk on the move on was an old a shot of a story actually up to 54 years of ruling the criminal regime left, the country almost completely destroyed. and this criminal regime destroyed all the villages and searching even destroyed civilian homes, rendering them on use of the company. and the economic reality in syria is very di . it's a legacy that needs a lot of work to rebuild a new economy from scratch origin of the criminal regime, dedicated serious economic resources to occupying countries which were invited to participate in the war against the syrian people and the salvation government. and starting with megan resources, i think, and we believe that are pointing qualifi

you are petterson said he was concerned about reports of military escalation in the north, pointing to classes between turkish backed and curtis groups. demo beast, as well as some neighborhoods of a level city, remains under the control of the stem supported by the us. there have been significant impulse still. it is in the last 2 weeks before a ceasefire, most broke good between turkey in and united states along the for off this river. i am seriously concerned about the reports of military escalation, as well as the reports on military build ups. such an escalation, couldn't be catastrophic. patterson also said is really strikes on syria and that's incursion into a un buffer. so next to the occupied goal on heights was putting the country's political transition at risk. is ryan has car though more than 350 strikes. only the 31st and that is that trip most and supplies across syria. since the fall or if you print and these continue including lower minnesota and thought of tools. but i'm president. such attacks, place a back a simply operation of the further is. i'm on the mind, the pr

damascus one week after reval groups put an end to over 5 decades of rule under the side. finally, petterson is in the syrian capital community. officials from the new interim government equals for a rapid end to western sanctions so that the country could be rebuilt. but they also stressed the need for humanitarian assistance. the old load, the serial has been food and then known as also your military causes. so we need to make sure that the pseudo receives increased immediate humanitarian assistance to the people in the 0 and to older if you do use to alter it, doing it. this is extremely good. mustang and stair in syria. students are returning to classrooms there one week after the full of the side regime. much of the country is still in ruins. after years of civil war and to international sanctions. but many in syria are facing the future with new optimism. the gates of this damascus school are opened once again. a students in syria make their way to just a week after the fall, a former president bush, all aside. the countries, the flag is raised over the schools grounds stuff, the feeli

after the downfall of president assad, you and special on board guy petterson said the vote should be held after a political transition that included what he called the broadest range of the syrian society. and syrian parties, there is a lot on hold, that they can now see the beginning of a new syria and use syria and got in line with the security council resolution 2254 . been adults. and you cost of children that really ensure that that is a social contract and use so through contract for all syrians. and that we really have the free and fair elections when that time comes all through a transitional period. to meanwhile, serious damascus, damascus airport has reopened for the 1st time since the fall of president assad. for now, the airport is only open to domestic flights officials or calling for sanctions to be lifted to allow serious aviation sector to function properly. again, its slow on the way in to damascus international departures and arrivals. and not only since the fall of the regime, 13 years of civil war proceeded, bashar, our sides over throw us and european sanctions l

you ends invoices here again, petterson has visited the know taurus said no, i have prison for the outskirts of damascus. he met angry, demonstrates it. so saving you and it should have been too big to prevent the concept took place in the prison. but as in the cold, for those who committed war crimes, doing sides reign to be held to account, we have been shifted and i think the last 4 votes about what happened here. i have no talk to some of the prisoners. some of the that they nice some of their families. so the grandchildren's, although so vacated here we have seen some who survived. i think it's been on speak of all the horrors that they ran through. the ry are, is a suburb of damascus, known for its opposition to us sides through it came under intense bombardments during the war and a full year siege before it surrendered in 2016. but since then, few were allowed to a ton has been no reconstruction. so i know how that has this report from the for years the syrian regime laid siege to the suburbs around the capital, damascus, among them that you long known for its opposition. but short i

hold free and fair elections after the downfall of president decide you and special onboard guy. petterson said the vote should be held after a political transition that included what she called the broadest range of the syrian society and syrian parties. there is a lot on hope that we can now see the beginning of a new syria and use syria. and that's in line with the security council resolution 2254 been adults. and you cost of children that really ensure that that is a social contract and use sold for a contract for oral surgeons. and that we really have the free and fair elections when that time comes all through the translational period. the dramatic fall of the sod regime in syria is sending shock waves to out the region. multiple countries have back different factions inside the country. here's a look at the international winners and losers. as the dust settles rebels from the higher tent rear of shot or h t. s group taking over serious capital, damascus spring celebration in some parts of the world and silence and others. one big winner so far as turkey and its president richard typ

special envoy, the syria is in damascus and a push to advance the political transition process. gear petterson has met with the head of the new administration of the shuttle. patterson called for justice and accountability, rather than acts of revenge. following the ousting of us, we will hopefully see him. so sanctions so that we can see really a rattling around spending all syria again and then my last point we need to see or cost justice and accountability for crimes. i'm in need to make sure that that goes through a treadmill justice system. a french official says several 100 people are fear dead after cycle, and tito hit the southern indian ocean island of my yacht. it's the worst psych loan in nearly a century to strike the french overseas territory cycle into the broad winds of more than 200 kilometers an hour. all right, those are the headlines. the news continues here on elders here after alger 0. well, thanks for watching the, and the on the 19 sixty's, any cooling was an important agent to be is really national intelligence service, most of a fluent speaker of the syrian out of dial

you're on special on boy gary petterson is in damascus and says there's hope despite the challenges or the major transferral, as you will know, is the scale of the economic chances. we need immediate to minutes here and the systems, but we also need to make sure it does seem to come be a review every time. so you're economic recovery and that'd be done. hopefully. see the beginning maybe start the process to end sections. while the country has taken a small step towards resuming commercial air traffic, the 1st domestic service, since the us, a government was toppled, has flown from the capital damascus to the 2nd largest city. a level international flights are still not operating. a neighboring jordan has reopened the vital border crossing with syria resuming the flow of goods on phrase between the 2 countries. it's seen as an important step towards getting the syrian economy up and running again. as the former head of the serial position abroad has called on the country's new administration to ensure a transitional governments as formed by march, javier by the umbrella organization fo

and on the political front, garr petterson, the special envoy has been laying the groundwork for a political transition with the new administration in syria. other un agencies are also ramping up operations. the secretary general announcing he's appointing someone to head up in operation on missing persons in syria, which is also urging the world to support syria to prevent it from sliding back. so i'm gonna try to exploit the situation for the narrow ins, but it is the obligation of the international community to stand with the people of cdn. we have suffered so much serious fits, you must be shaped by its people. 40 people with the support of all of us. when asked if he supports lifting sanctions against syria, the secretary general said times have changed and he does support lifting some sanctions as a solidarity measure until conditions are met. and all sanctions can be removed. gabriel's on to, i'll just say to, at the united nations in new york, still a had allowed to 0, but that stole some sites and she would most, i'm be jumps to $73.00 with survivors still struggling to look at the

then the position and the position group were listed in the terms of this and geared petterson is the lines and voice of syria. he's been speaking at the doha for after meeting with the foreign ministers of vermont are key in russia and he calls the urgent talks engine eva, to ensure, quote, orderly, political transition in syria. the need for an orderly, political translation has never been more urgent. starting, redo, urgent formation, all inclusive and credible transitional arrangements in syria. so this, we need an urgent, serious process. fundamentally different from what has gone on before. this must be the start of a process that leads to the realization of the legitimate aspirations of the suit and people and the restoration of the silver entity, independence, and unity. and so to total integrity of syria. this is really forces of killed at least 63 palestinians across the strips and stolen on friday. that includes at least 23 people who were killed by strength on the house. and let's say around the refugee camp in the center of the strip women and children are among the victi

into syria for millions of people that still need it, but also on the political front to get our petterson. his special envoy has been in syria as well this week meeting with the new administration of syria. so the un un, un has a critical role to play, and i think you saw from the secretary generalising marks the time is of the essence. this is such a critical moment in serious history. okay, thank you so much. kimberly is on the reporting from the united nations. the store heads on i was a 0. the phones how far how does yours correspondents in kansas city is that the scene of the latest is really a drone attack. i am how many degrees in a college i knew why, so you'll have to pay for the truck the the. so hello. there is a split picture when it comes to web across the south. asian will see that device to develop over the next few days. is heavy rain pouring into eastern areas of india from the bay of bengal. now that is slow moving and persistent. it stretches its way a further north towards into the show on friday, eventually moving its way farther north into a bundle dish. we are expec

syria, the united nations has expressed optimism for the countries future. un special envoy again petterson is in damascus and says there's hope despite the many challenges, many the media to a minute there in the systems. but we also need to make sure it does seem to come be a review that we can see. it cannot make recovery, and that'd be kind of hopefully see the beginning maybe start the process to en sanctions. the country has taken a small step towards resuming commercial and traffic defense domestic service. since the us side regime was troubled as loan from the capital damascus to the 2nd largest city i left the international slides are still not authorizing the ends. neighboring jordan has reopened a vital voter crossing with syria resuming the flow of goods and fringe between the 2 countries. it's seen as an important to move towards getting the searing economy up and running again. for years, bush out, a size regime was accused of manufacturing and selling illegal, kept it on pills since he fled syria. evidence of the scale of this drug trade is being on uh san a 100 has visited o

to nations express to optimism for the countries future. un special envoy get petterson is in damascus and says that is hope despite the challenge is really the media to a minute there in the systems. but we also need to make sure it does seem to come be a review that we can see. it cannot make recovery. and that'd be kind of hopefully see the beginning. maybe start the process to en sanctions. lafayette, especially on a sides where shame was accused of manufacturing and southern illegal. i'm fetch them in pillows, cool. capital gone since he fled syria. evidence of the scale of his drug trade as being on a st. ahold of has visited one factory inch about doing that outside damascus after the fall of the shower and i said, doors are opening, revealing with many suspected for years. his regime was long accused of being one of the world's biggest illegal drug syndicates. opposition fighters are finding warehouses that show the scale of drug production in syria kept to go on. pills are everywhere in what used to be a potato chip factory. on the outskirts of duma, north of damascus of omar

the dialogue between the government and digital, the position is provided in the resolution gear petterson is that humans and void the syria. he's been speaking at the doha for him, after meeting with the foreign ministers of iran for to you in russia. and he called for urgent talks engine, either to ensure orderly, political transition and syria. the need for an orderly, political translation has never been more urgent. is starting with the urgent formation all inclusive and credible translational arrangements in syria. so this, we need an urgent, serious process. fundamentally different from what has gone on before. this must be the start of a process that leads to the realization of the legitimate aspirations of the syrian people. i'm the restoration of the silver entity, independence, and unity and so totally integrity of syria. the is really forces as killed at least $63.00 palestinians across the strip since dawn on friday that includes at least $23.00 people, were killed by strength on a house in on the same rock, refugee camp in the center of the gaza strip women and children are a

my specially if i got petterson was in the moscow's this week. and i'm getting close contact to the number of lead us. i'm across the region and beyond. in while seated remains one of the largest to many said and could i, is using the walls. the recent events have only added to these needs are dispatched to a do you manage that? and she stop, fletcher to cd a to help get a moving the land and all the bottom. and that's what we lising to assess the people's needs. and the depth response to the new ends to rapidly shifting conditions. no adequate funding for the many daddy and then the cavity, these policies critical. and that funding is not yet available. and they make a strong that people do the international community to show the general safety of the city and people use this in these moments and the to mess the police reports. do you manage that in response in cdn? so to is defending the site, the missing persons with plans or support so those are continuing to leave with yeah, going even set them to the general assembly creates even the better

siri and made the comments during a meeting with the head of the new story and administration gear petterson is in damascus to push efforts for for a political transition, also western powers have stepped up their engagement with syria. you will be sending it's top diplomat to damascus and the developments in syria or expect at the top the agenda at the use foreign ministers meeting that is underway in brussels. first we have to discuss someone's level, we are engaging with the with the syrian new leadership, brendan, what kind of steps are we willing to take in, in order to have relations with them? so for us, it's not only the words, but we want to see the beads going to the right direction. as cross 2 alpha 0 julia shuffle all about who's in moscow. so you, yeah, i've just been given very basic information about something that sounds important specialists, the ousted syrian dictator, has put out a statement. what can you tell us the? well, that's right now. oh uh oh gosh, is states agencies publishing will be cool asides fast statements as the he was? it was word uh the statements were pu

sign yes, of a complete russian withdrawal from syria. meanwhile, the un special envoy to syria get petterson has arrived in damascus. this calling for an end to western sanctions to help reconstruction, to leave it hopefully. so yeah, it's a great m. so sanctions so that we can see the really a rattling around spending all syria again. and then my last point we need to see your costs, justice and accountability for crimes. i'm in need to make sure that that goes through a treadmill justice system. exclusive footage obtained bio to 0 shows large crowds of former syrian regime soldiers gathering outside the home of police headquarters to begin the process of settling the legal and military status to sell those reports. former soldiers of bush auto as his army search for answers a week after his regime was toppled. a video obtained exclusively by adjust ita shows hundreds of men gathering outside the helm of police headquarters seeking information about what's next for them. there's no problem. hold on. i can thought it's got a free soon on. we have set us free. i was a soldier and effective. n

i'll start with jeremy just as it all those to if we can take 3 questions off the go and then mr. petterson will answer them together. thank you mr. patterson. let's, let's, let's do it this way. quick. what does that mean? uh, so the question is, do you have any contacts with h t? yes. so for all the i'm groups right now in damascus and how much do you hope to achieve with those groups that you didn't achieve with the advertising? and the 2nd quick one would be about the, the moves by such a number of european countries suspending or denying the refugee seeking as item process in europe. do you welcome those moves or do you think it is too early to thank you very much. you do, yep, it allows you to know those things. so thank you and thank you for coming with a brief us. i have a question also about it. she is. this is the 1st time with a text or we started his ation. i mean, it was like how you doing syria? is that these taking the boy in one country? what is your recommendation to all the countries that are considering h t as as terrorist? do they have to speak with them? they have to cl

into syria for millions of people that still need it, but also on the political front to get our petterson. his special envoy has been in syria as well this week meeting with the new administration of serious. so the un un un has a critical role to play, and i think you saw from the secretary generalising marks. the time is of the essence to such a critical moment in serious history. the in gaza is rarely forces targeted nearly every part of this trip on thursday, killing at least 40 palestinian since dawn is really strikes on to shelters. housing displaced palestinian families and at the fact neighborhood in gaza. city killed at least 15 people. several others have been in chicago in the same area is really drones targeted a car. it brought human really was at the scene of the attack the, at least 8 people were killed in an earlier is really attacked on a residential house. also in gauze and city, brian were highly visited the scene of that attack to and spoke to survivors. you know, something above the level of as a, to me, your family and others never heard these. what 8530 just have ta

again, petterson has visited the notorious sydney. a prison on the outskirts of damascus is angry demonstrations. who say the un should have intervened to prevent the crimes that took place in the prison, but as in cold for those who committed war crimes during asides re reign to be held to account. the shadow aside says he fled syria only off to damascus, had fallen in a statement attributed to him on social media. he says he thinks it wasn't planned . he says most go arranged his evacuation to russia. your leadership, pablo has moved from moscow. us now. oh uh, old rushes, states agencies, publishing will bay cool, assigned fast statements as the he was always word. these statements were published on the telegram messaging up on that special channel, or the syrian president, according to assigned to those people who rode on behalf of about charlotte side. he remained in damascus till the very end. by the time he loved the country beyond me, gave up, it's a last positions and all states institutions were paralyzed. i also, according

the winds on void to syria gear petterson that has visited the notorious, and i, a prison on the outskirts of damascus. he met angry demonstrators who say the un should've intervene to prevent the crimes that took place in the prison fetters and called for those who committed war crimes during, as a drain to be held to account to the is a suburb of damascus, known for its opposition to us, as a rule, it came under intense bombardment during the war and later, a 4 year siege before it surrendered in 2016 since then, few were allowed to return and there's been no reconstruction. the whole, the reports from that a, for years the syrian regime laid siege to the suburbs around the capital, damascus, among them that are you long known for its opposition. bossard, i said, and his regime are gone. a new reality is now in place. this is an area that tells the story of the brutal crack down that peaceful protesters faced when they took to the streets. at the start of the uprising neighborhoods were flattened. oh, felicia, which boarded mess. the military airport was one's home just that was still em

status after the fall of the assad government. meanwhile, the you and special envoy, the serial gear petterson has arrived in damascus. he's calling for an end to western sanctions to help reconstruction sleeve and hopefully so yeah, it's a great him to sanctions so that we can see really a rattling around spending all syria again. and then my last point we need to see of course just is an accountability for crimes. i'm in need to make sure that that goes through a treadmill. justice system houses 0 is a some of inch of aid has more from damascus on the promises made by new leaders and syrians hopes for the future in amber. they should have been dropped in the journal. we talked about iran, he talked about russia. he talked about various aspects of governing this country and things that city and people on the street as we speak to them, say they're liking the words, but it has to be followed up by actions. and, and to discuss that further, if you don't have a political, i'm elizabeth, you've got a student here from damascus university mohammed. abraham joins us here now. your medical students.

again, petterson has visited, the new taurus said no at present the outskirts of damascus. he met the angry, demonstrates as to say, the un should've intervene to prevent the crimes that took place in the prison. that isn't close to those who committed war crimes doing sides right to be held to account for have been shifted. and i think the last 4 votes about what happened here. i have no talk to some of the prisoners, some of the attendees, some of their families, so the grandchildren's, although so vacated. here. we have seen some who survived. i think it's been on speak of all the horrors that they went through. special outside says he fled syria on the off to damascus, and for the 1st statement attributed to him on social media, i said, says his exit wasn't planned and must go arrange his evacuation to russia. you know stuff about it, but then has more now from now. oh uh old rushes, state's agencies publishing will bay cool. assigned fast statements as the he was always word at these statements were published on the telegram messaging up on that special channel, or the

the you and envoy to siri i get petterson, has visited the notorious of not a prison on the outskirts of damascus. he met angry demonstrators who say the un should of intervenes to prevent the crimes that took place in the prison. had a son called for those who committed will crimes during assets reign to be held to account. sweet old had been chested and i think the last 4 votes of all time. what happened here? i have no talk to some of the prisoners. some of the attendees, some of their families, so the grandchildren's, although so vacated here. we have seen some who survived. i think it's been on speak of those of horace stuff. they went through, ousted president bosher, all assets says he had no plans to flee syria, and which is the poor to, to be his 1st statement since the full of the regime. no acid, who was granted asylum by the russian government, says he planned to keep fighting opposition forces. he claims he left the capital for a russian military base and his then stronghold of the attack. yeah. and that's where he found out his forces had been tough. holds you as preside

due petterson sat down with all of his or as diplomatic edits, a james based on the sidelines and the whole for him. in cutoff, when you come to create a new scenario and clearly things are still fluid, but i just wanted to talk about the principles of this. where do you draw the line on accountability? and i'll give you, i'll give you 2 examples involving the united states. one is kind of stone, what kind of been kicked out? and they decided, well, we want everyone involved and they both are in the notes. and so if you could, will, you can hold, it won't be involved. then you look at the 6 situation in iraq. what was decided, the boston protection? yeah, and of course the boss bossy exists in a row assisted in iraq. and it's still the name of the positive reading problem in syria. and anyone who had a government job could no longer take part in a new administration. if you have a new syria, whether it's involves parts of the old assad government and it's part of this new transitional body that you're suggesting isn't a really difficult problem to try and look out where to draw that l

into syria for millions of people that still need it, but also on the political front to get our petterson. his special envoy has been in syria as well this week meeting with the new administration of serious. so the un un, un has a critical role to play. and i think you saw from the secretary generalising marks . the time is of the essence to such a critical moment in serious history. still a head on out 051 men are found guilty of raped in a french court. while the woman they abused emerges as an international icon of strength, the is there any sign the lease of the millions of palestinians of gaza for now stuck between an outgoing fighting administration and an incoming trumpet to industries. now that americans have decided to put forth back in the white house. what can the country in the world expect the quizzical look of us politics? the bottom line, russell, buried in southern england with 2 farmers trends. safari park, pioneers fits the attractive nature in the driving seat. i was just absolutely astonishing. the license pulled back even not sorry for somebody. and i am again sophie

again petterson is in damascus and says there is hope despite the challenges. and we need immediate tear minutes here in the systems, but we also need to make sure it does seem to come be a bill that we can see it cannot make recovery. and that'd be kind of hopefully see the beginning. maybe start the process to en sanctions. the country has taken a small step towards resuming commercial and traffic. the 1st domestic service, since the said regime was toppled as flown from the capital of damascus to the 2nd largest city and left. so international flies are still not operating and neighboring. jordan has reopened a vital border crossing with syria resuming the flow of goods and frames between the 2 countries. it's seen as an important step towards getting the searing economy up and running again. or israel's ministry has forced syrian villages from their homes as it extends the territory. it ok pies in the golden heights. israel has been moving its troops deeper into the demilitarized both a zone since the full of the outside regime. the un says it's in a violat

into syria for millions of people that still need it, but also on the political front to get our petterson. his special envoy has been in syria as well this week meeting with the new administration of serious. so the un un un has a critical role to play, and i think you saw from the secretary generalising marks. the time is of the essence to such a critical moment in serious history. still ahead on al jazeera, nothing to drink, cook or wash with a leading rights group accuse this is true if using water as a weapon of extermination. in ga saw. 51 men are found guilty of rape in a french sports while the women they abused emerges as an international icon of strength the a meeting of minds. unless we do deeper and deeper questions of what spanish stations of identity and social ideals look, life, we're going to always have the same model architects. and they have that a and a 100 ravenna taught to we may contribute this architects to create conditions to the level of the field. because indian seats, these are shortcuts, thoughts of quality studios be unscripted analogies, era. the sun rises b