in the capital of kazakhstan on thursday it's the sixth round of talks in a stana brokered by russia turkey and iran and at implementing lasting cease fires in so-called the escalation zones in syria from a stand a chance stratford reports five rounds of so far in a stana have had little success brokered by russia turkey and iran the focus of discussions is ending the fighting in syria and complementing un brokered talks in geneva on the political future of the country. is exactly. which helped. to reach. technical agreements. which basically laid the ground. a basic framework agreement on a stabber xing so-called deescalation zones in syria was signed by russia turkey and iran in may there's less fighting in some of the areas but syrians who have moved there expecting them to be safer say they continue to face an strikes and heavy gunfire. the opposition says the deescalation zone's initiative gives the syrian government forces an opportunity to make further military gains and they have refused any suggestion that russia or iranian soldiers could be part of any full monitoring the zones th

basic framework agreement on a stabber xing so-called deescalation zones in syria was signed by russia turkey and iran in may there's less fighting in some of the areas but syrians who have moved there expecting them to be safer say they continue to face an strikes and heavy gunfire. the opposition says the deescalation zone's initiative gives the syrian government forces an opportunity to make further military gains and they have refused any suggestion that russia or iranian soldiers could be part of any fulls monitoring the zones the northern syrian province of italy is potentially included in the plan but there are opposition groups in it that the international community and the syrian government say all terrorists and viable targets. as well as the talks here in cannes like stan seven rounds of un brokered talks in geneva have also failed not once of opposition groups and syrian government representatives held face to face discussions the main syrian opposition insists president bashar al assad has no role in a future transitional government the u.n. envoy in syria says the syrian governm

there are trade deals to discuss and the major issue of the iraqi kurdish referendum russia hasn't been as harsh as turkey has been and there is a factor to this that needs discussion it certainly isn't going to be easy because russia. partly privatized partly states and rosneft oil company has invested billions in kurdish all its the biggest financial involvement of all international companies there is an issue in that russia may be wanted to pipe this out through turkey where the president urged one wants perhaps is indicating that he may shut off all oil pipeline flow of oil through the country so this is possibly going to be a problem so it's not going to be all easy talking on this we hear right now that president putin is on his way to the presidential palace there will be dinner and pretty heavy talking to come indeed and repeat is that you can see we've just seen the two leaders arrive at the palace for those talks under way in accra thank you. a guilty verdict has been given in the trial of a controversial sunni muslim cleric in lebanon awkward alycia will be executed for his role in leading a hu

turkey's decision to purchase of russian made missile defense system putin's visit comes as turkey and russia attempt to strengthen their relationship which took a downturn in the shooting of a russian plane over syria turkey and russia have been on opposing sides in the syria conflict but both now backed plans for the creation of deescalation zones let's take you to anchor and speak to al-jazeera as andrew symonds said previously relations between russia and turkey they were pretty dire why have things changed now. well there's been more than a reproach more really the reason is mainly you just pointed out that the both turkey and russia were backing opposing sides in the syrian conflict but has come together with russia and iran for the a start up peace process and turkey is using its influence to move towards peace with its relationship with opposition groups and russia turkey and iran will be moving into it live with military observers is a lot to be worked out there that will be discussed no doubt about it whatsoever and there's also a number of other issues no doubt about it whatsoever

they to turkey has signed an estimated billion dollar deal to buy russia's advanced us four hundred missile system the s four hundred missile system deal has already been signed by officials as far as i know the first installment was also transferred this process will continue between turkey and russia well the delivery of this particular system it's a russian s four hundred system which is surface to air missiles and what we're looking at here is the first installment the first payment on a deal that we estimate is was around two point five billion u.s. dollars and russia's new system is the next generation edge offense system and we're looking at a range of time it's aerial targets ranging from aircraft and also non nanda craft drones and also very in types of missiles and to take those targets down we're looking at us. and that deploys three different types of missiles this new system is apparently twice as good as the old one so let's look at further at some of the capabilities of this particular system it can engage up to eighty targets all at the same time it has a maximum target rang

round of talks to end the six year long civil war the discussions in a stand being brokered by russia turkey and iran but many victims of the war a critical of the representatives at the talks saying they are too far removed from the situation on the ground is carolyn maloney. this is the kind of violence that is started talks on syria aimed at reducing the last round in july delegations from russia iran and turkey talked about creating four main deescalation. one of them is in the north of homs province where around one hundred eighty thousand civilians men women and children live under the control of a rebel alliance and i said. i'm the chief of police in a village that belongs to alcohol i feel sorry to say that the last talks gave us a negative impression they talked about a ceasefire but we only saw the opposite yesterday there was an ongoing mission in the sky. another deescalation zone is in the north west of the country including northeast latakia west and aleppo and northern hama is home to more than a million civilians people in some parts have suffered years of war and were glad t

president vladimir putin has been in ankara for talks with the turkish leader russian typo on turkey and russia have backed opposing sides in the syrian conflict or during their joint news conference turkey's president once again condemned the referendum and in the kurdish region of iraq which has voted for secession if. the region is becoming more and more fragile the referendum has no legitimacy in terms of international law unfortunately the regional government despite all the friendly warnings has made a huge mistake by holding this referendum as we have always mentioned they have no right to increase tensions in the region for their personal and regional interests u.s. defense secretary james mattis has made an unannounced visit to qatar he's held talks with qatar's emir and defense minister at the airbase it's home to around ten thousand u.s. troops a visit by mattis comes after u.s. president donald trump said he's willing to act as a mediator to resolve the dispute between qatar and its gulf neighbors the british charity oxfam expects a million cases of cholera in yemen by november in t

syria russian president vladimir putin has been in ankara the talks with the turkish leader russia type turkey and russia had backed opposing sides in the conflict and now the two leaders have agreed to push for deescalation zones in syria's province. thank. you we're going to what we're interested in is making sure that the terrorists are finally laid to rest and that we have a stable regime in syria these are principles and fundamental issues for russia and the region and indeed for the entire world what is absolutely fundamental is finding a long term political solution under the aegis of the united nations and with andrew symonds has more now from ankara it wasn't a long briefing but judging from what the two presidents had to say there were no major fallouts but no major breakthroughs either they discussed syria they discussed earlier start a process for deescalation zones primarily because this involves turkey more than any other country to try to get access to the opposition groups and corporation there will be military observers put on the ground there but no real detail was given of a

basic framework agreement on a stabber xing so-called deescalation zones in syria was signed by russia turkey and iran in may there's less fighting in some of the areas but syrians who have moved there expecting them to be safer say they continue to face and strikes and heavy gunfire. the opposition says the deescalation zone's initiative gives syrian government forces an opportunity to make further military gains and they have refused any suggestion that russia or iranian soldiers could be part of any full monitoring the zones the northern syrian province of italy is potentially included in the plan but there are opposition groups immediately that the international community and the syrian government say terrorists and viable targets. as well as the talks here in cannes like stan seven rounds of un brokered talks in geneva have also failed not one of opposition groups and syrian government representatives held face to face discussions the main syrian opposition insists president bashar al assad has no role in a future transitional government the u.n. envoy in syria says the syrian government

five rounds of twinks so far an astonishing have had little success brokered by russia turkey and iran the focus of discussions is ending the fighting in syria and complementing un brokered talks in geneva on the political future of the country. exactly. which help to which help groups to reach some. technical agreements some details on the ground which basically lay the ground if you go shay sions a basic framework agreement on a stab reaching so-called deescalation zones in syria was signed by russia turkey and iran in may there's less fighting in some of the areas but syrians who have moved there expecting them to be safer say they continue to face an strikes and heavy gunfire. the opposition says the deescalation zones initiative gives syrian government forces an opportunity to make further military gains and they have refused any suggestion that russia or iranian soldiers could be part of any full monitoring the zones the northern syrian province of italy is potentially included in the plan but there are opposition groups in egypt that the international community and the syrian go

constitutional democracy that represents and which it propagates is crumbling in poland hungary russia turkey. how does d.w. react to these developments. we try to refer especially to the issues in those places where we have a broadcast presence. in russia and in poland. we are trying to inform our users listeners or viewers and give them the outside perspective so. we can tell anyone what they should think that's not. and we always have to ensure that we manage to remain available to worldwide target audience. but we can guarantee freedom of information and also point out the democratic rights to luxury or negotiable in the e.u. for example. then there's a growing number of people who don't consider democratic rights to be that important who want security does that mean the voice of democracy is talking at cross purposes for more and more people. no i don't think so. i believe the important thing for us in countries where democracy is in danger and there is a real lack of freedom is to be there for those who do believe in democracy history whether in poland during times of dictatorship. play

that you started talks on syria aimed at reducing at the last round in july delegations from russia iran and turkey talked about creating four main deescalation. one of them is in the north of homs province where around one hundred eighty thousand civilians men women and children live under the control of a rebel alliance and. i'm the chief of police in a village that belongs to alcohol i feel sorry to say that the last talks gave us a negative impression they talked about ceasefire but we only saw the opposite yesterday there was an ongoing mission in the sky. another deescalation zone is in the north west of the country including ne latakia west in aleppo and northern hama is home to more than a million civilians people in some parts have suffered years of war and we're glad to see some relief since july but it hasn't lasted long enough. while since the previous talks gave us nothing except truce on warplane activities the average number of reconnaissance flights and the artillery shelling is the same i expect nothing but the same failure from the coming talks nothing is expected but force displa

another round of discussions aimed at eventually ending the war in syria the talks brokered by russia turkey and iran are aimed at implementing lasting cease fire as in the so-called deescalation zones charles stratford reports from istana which five rounds of twenty so far in a standoff have had little success brokered by russia turkey and iran the focus of discussions is ending the fighting in syria and complementing un brokered talks in geneva on the political future of the country. is exactly. which help to which hope to reach some. technical agreements some details on the ground which basically lay the ground to further negotiations. a basic framework agreement on a stab reaching so-called deescalation zones in syria was signed by russia turkey and iran in may there's less fighting in some of the areas but syrians who have moved there expecting them to be safer say they continue to face and strikes and heavy gunfire. the opposition says the deescalation zone's initiative gives syrian government forces an opportunity to make further military gains and they have refused any suggestion tha

jazeera live from doha also ahead after backing opposing sides in the syrian war the leaders of russia and turkey agreed to work more closely to help end the conflict plus. when spain joined growing support for catalonia independence referendum and the wells atomic watchdog voices on the fast pace of north korea's nuclear weapons program. hundreds more refugees are amassing at myanmar's border with bangladesh some have told al-jazeera that they have been warned another military crackdown on myanmar's rakhine state is imminent meanwhile the u.n. secretary general tanya terry says the crisis is the world's fastest developing refugee emergency added a magic editor james based reports. they died at sea men women and children fleeing bloodshed. and the torching of homes in myanmar they made it onto a boat taking them across the water to bangladesh only for the vessel to sync up this tragedy the un security council was told a result of a massive flow of people over half a million in about a month the situation a spirit world into the world's fastest developing refugee emergency and the humanitarian and

the announcement here in astonished by russia iran and turkey that it is finalized an agreement on a stablish ing a for the escalation zone in the northern province of syria that province of italy is undoubtably a sign of progress but there are of course huge concerns about how the implementation of this plan will go forward there are concerns by the opposition with respect to an announcement here made today that the iranians the russians and the turks will have a full seize on the ground as monitors around these areas the opposition store slee against any real presence by iranian forces now that was answered by the head of the russian delegation here alexander levy n.c.f. who said that the iranians had every right to be in syria because they had been invited by the syrian government and as part of this a star no group their forces should also be involved in the monitoring of this area they're also huge concerns with respect to some of the big groups that operate inside it live groups that are considered by the international community and the syrian government as being terrorist orga

end the conflict in syria russian president vladimir putin has been holding talks in ankara turkey as leda russia. well during their joint press conference turkey's president once again condemned the referendum in kurdistan which has voted for succession from iraq. if. the region is becoming more and more fragile the referendum has no legitimacy in terms of international law unfortunately the regional government despite all the friendly warnings has made a huge mistake by holding this referendum as we have always mentioned they have no right to increase tensions in the region for their personal and regional interests . the u.s. defense secretary jim mattis has made an unannounced visit to qatar he's held talks with catalyze emir and defense minister the other day their base it's home to around ten thousand u.s. troops visit by matters comes after u.s. president donald trump said he's willing to act as a mediator to resolve the dispute between qatar and its go for neighbors the british charity oxfam expects a million cases of cholera in yemen by november in the worst outbreak ever recorded oxfam s

alone violence in syria and to bring long awaited peace to the country less than two weeks ago russia turkey and iran have agreed on a full combat zone in syria's knowlton province all of a bordering turkey is now most of the control of ng to government forces that turkey since the beginning of the conflict has been known to have a particular influence all while russia and iran are backing the forces from the other side so we it is it looks really realistic rather realistic that we could see in the near future the fires in these the. area and as many say yes this would be a historic moment because we're going to see russian turkish run in and syrian sides the countries that are backing war reinforces working together. and fighting between forces expected to send military to the province of. of course cities. the concern for damascus it will require a green light from a syrian side and we hear from sputnik international news agency already that turkey has asked russia to mediate in the talks with damascus over sending troops and equipment to the province of well all the details of how he is c

and who are the countries that turkey neighbors see iran russia georgia mania greece they all have our capabilities of course so if you want to invest in our teams our system to ensure this nation's security. speaking of which currently turkey is also negotiating to buy similar systems from france and italy do you think that if that goes through that would also insult the u.s. . i don't think so because they're also there to member countries but also we should keep in mind turkey has faced some restrictions and even sanctions from the european leader countries and united states especially turkey have been accused of read human rights violations insall disempowered off to turkey in one thousand nine hundred and this time it first israel not a matter of like contrie but the nato partner country how turkey to stop by their arms today turkey is under attack in europe and in the states so in terms of futures in the first security i think turkish government wants to increase the chances on the table that they could actually call different options this w

the war in syria are set to begin in kazakhstan the sixth round of talks and stan are broken by russia turkey and iran they're aimed at implementing lasting cease fires and so-called deescalation of. brazil's former president lula da silva is being questioned again by the country's top anti corruption judge. is the front runner in next year's brazilian election he's facing multiple charges for allegedly accepting bribes the same judge sentenced him to more than nine years in jail in july for corruption those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after witness statement that so much about. facing reality the airspace that they have gone up does not belong to them it belongs to the international community getting to the heart of the matter they can understand how the chinese leadership who brought you this news story hear their story on talk to how to say at this time. oh you're. just a little over here with your lungs nothing. how do you. even might very. well look very. silly running around. licensing. on a very minute show you. who may have just seen what you were doing. th

concerns of a turkey's military deal with russia washington's confirmed its commitment to military cooperation with ankara the pentagon added it's ready to accelerate delivery of its own anti missile systems to turkey a political atmosphere spoke to believes the deal shows turkey now seems to prefer an alliance with moscow and washington only has itself to blame. turkish relations with the united states have generally been quite bad and getting worse ever since the attempted and ultimately failed coup against president in the summer of two thousand and sixteen turkey certainly wants to both through its defenses it doesn't feel the united states is a reliable partner either economically or politically and there's a lot of objective truth to that russia is much more geared to being an economic partner to turkey than the united states and unlike the united states would both under obama didn't really show turkey much respect russia does which is saying quite a lot is russia and turkey were in a very bad position in terms of relations as recently as may two thousand and fifteen so things have come

but it was particularly down to russia turkey and iran who were guarantors of this agreement but eventually we managed to. succeed and i believe that deescalation idea is particularly successful and i want to thank mr mcgowan for his help here because he was one of initiators of the process. what we're interested in is making sure that. finally laid to rest and that we have a stable regime in syria these are principle fundamental. for russia and for the region and indeed for the entire world. what is absolutely fundamental is that we find a long term political solution under the aegis of the un. and there is also the referendum in. iraqi kurdistan the russian. position is absolutely well known and it has been explained by the ministry of foreign affairs and of course the yep. it's going to take years talked about that in greater detail. we will be making sure that there is a direct link between our ministries of foreign affairs and to make absolutely sure that we have very close cooperation in settling the syrian crisis. and hearing from russian president vladimir putin there holding a news

russia and turkey have agreed to work more closely to end the conflict in syria the russian president vladimir putin has been in ankara for talks with the turkish leadership type one and russia have backed opposing sides in the conflict well now the two leaders have agreed to push for deescalation zones and syria's problems. what we're interested in is making sure that the terrorists are finally laid to rest and that we have a stable regime in syria these are principles and fundamental issues for russia and the region and indeed for the entire world what is absolutely fundamental is finding a long term political solution under the aegis of the united nations. and during their joint press conference turkey's president once again condemned the referendum and iraq's kurdish region which has voted for secession if. the region is becoming more and more fragile the referendum has no legitimacy in terms of international law unfortunately the regional government despite all the friendly warnings has made a huge mistake by holding this referendum as we have always mentioned they have no right

syria are set to begin on thursday the sixth round of talks in the capital kazakhstan brokered by russia turkey and iran are aimed at implementing lasting cease fires in so-called deescalation zones chinnis is parliament has passed a controversial reconciliation law granting amnesty to public officials accused of corruption before the arab spring and twenty eleven dozens of protesters gathered outside parliament activists say the law is a setback to democracy opposition politicians shouted slogans before the session was temporarily suspended. brazil's former president listened nothing only learned to silva is being questioned again by the country's top anti corruption judge is the frontrunner and next year's brazilian in those are the headlines now it's al jazeera world. it's ten a.m. in the morning in san diego california and a major brand is starting on a journey halfway across the globe to cars are palestine. the reason for a trip is a seven year old girl named fire. fighter i was only three years old when i first met her in the most challenging circumstances. if i was injured in a bomb atta

headquarters in doha also ahead after backing opposing sides in the syrian war the leaders of russia and turkey agree to work more closely to help and a conflict plus. students joined growing support for catalonia is independence referendum and puerto rican status aided by hurricane maria say aid from the u.s. is moving far too slowly. the u.n. secretary general antonio terry says the crisis in myanmar's rakhine state is the world's fastest developing refugee emergency more than half a million or hanjour have fled to bangladesh since august but others haven't survive the journey our diplomatic editor james bays reports from the un. they died at sea men women and children fleeing bloodshed in tallahassee and the torching of homes in myanmar they made it onto a boat taking them across the water to bangladesh only for the vessel to sync up this tragedy the un security council was told a result of a massive flow of people over half a million in about a month the situation is spittles into the world's fastest developing refugee emergency and the humanitarian and human rights nightmare the trumpet mi

a reminder, turkey and russia are at odds when it comes to syria. down a russian jets back it comes to syria. turkey shot down a russianjets back in it comes to syria. turkey shot down a russian jets back in 2015. it comes to syria. turkey shot down a russianjets back in 2015. the military coup in turkey last year in july is a pretty significant milestone, when it comes to turkey's relations with other countries. the turkish government and supporters feel betrayed by the western allies, they did not get the support from european countries and states. there are many coup suspects, who turkey accuses of taking part in the attempt. they are now in europe and the united states. none of turkey's commands and requests for these people to be extradited to turkey has been accepted by these countries. opposition flirtations in cani have boycotted the official opening of parliament. —— in cani billy mckay lynn at first glance, looks like business as usual. to make a important elements were missing. supreme court judges and the position legislators. the constit

talks to end the war in syria are set to begin in the sixth round of talks in a stana brokered by russia turkey and iran they're aimed at implementing lasting cease fires and so-called deescalation zones brazil's former president lula da silva is being questioned again by the country's top to corruption judge lula who is the front runner in next year's brazilian election is facing multiple charges for allegedly accepting bribes the same judge sentenced him to more than nine years in jail in july for corruption. headed to the feet i don't accept anyone saying that i'm trying to block justice because if i would not believe in justice i would not be in politics and a fire at a religious school in malaysia's capital has killed more than twenty people including students. the fire brigade says the bodies have now been taken to a nearby hospital in the capital kuala lumpur where those that weather headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after in search of putin's russia a statement that some watching by foot. i'm on training cross a russian filmmaker and journalist for the past year i've been

well definitely syria and the start up peace process which involves turkey russia and iran they are the co-sponsors of what's happening they'll be engaged in for the pressurize ations effectively. they are trying to approach the problem this is the province with turkey's help in its relations with the moderate opposition groups there are what russia considers extreme groups there how that will be sorted out remains to be seen is very much on the discussion and then of course there is the issue of the y. p.g. further north and whether or not turkey can come to some sort of deal whereby they are not right up against the border whether russia can ever. some influence furthermore that question of the iraq kurdish position russia has not taken the same harsh stance that turkey has president has said that he may well cut off the oil flow from kurdistan russia has interests in the oil flow because one of its companies the rosneft company which is part of state has done a major deal worth billions for future use of oil and gas and also exploration so that one's not quite so easy but both of tho

today for a sixth round of talks to end the civil war the discussions in a stand being brokered by russia turkey and iran the united nations high commissioner for refugees says there'll be an increase in aid relief for more than three hundred eighty thousand or hinge or who fled violence in rakhine state aid agencies along the bangladeshi border have been overwhelmed with the number of ranger since the military crackdown began at the end of last month. the inquiry into one of the worst fire disasters in modern european history is now beginning in the u.k. at least eighty people were killed in london's grenfell tower in june the investigation is expected to look at several factors including building regulations and the response of local government those are your headlines adrian is here with the news hour in thirty minutes i'm back after that i will see you very soon people in power is next. it makes a building up its present some of europe's northeastern borders and russia this month carrying out massive war games of it saying could these rehearsals ever translate into a great thing and how woul

there are the two presidents president of russia and turkey just giving a joint media conference following their meeting in one crib the turkish capital just some of the things briefly what was spoken about trade was touched upon by both presidents saying that for this year is very big in the first six months of this year thirty one percent up to levels from previously since the thaw between the two countries twenty fifteen of course the russian jet was fired by turkish forces over syria deescalation zones another big big issue there are being spoken about seems to be a lot off together in this in this trying to get create conditions for syrians to return to the country as russia and turkey work together turkey of course has got a lot of syrian refugees in the country the kurdish referendum and we thought the turkish president would talk to he is. not by any means a fan of what occurred there saying it was an illegitimate referendum on it leads to a volatile region ok we'll get more into this in the coming hours here on r t international in the media conference in the meeting between the p

the presence of landmines and sexual violence this is unacceptable and must stand immediately russia and turkey have agreed to boost coordination in their efforts to end the conflict in syria russian president vladimir putin health talks in ankara with this turkish counterpart retch uptight paragon after previously backing opposing sides in syria the two leaders have now agreed to push for the escalation zones in syria's lead to problems yemen's cholera outbreak is getting worse the british charity oxfam expects one million cases of the disease by november more than two thousand people have died from color in yemen since may. a controversial sunni muslim cleric has been found guilty in connection with a shootout in lebanon in two thousand and thirteen amidala syria will face a death sentence eighteen lebanese soldiers died along with forty of allah sears supporters and two civilians catalan authorities say they're working to ensure that a disputed referendum once a session from spain will take place peacefully thousands of university students have marched through barcelona to protest against wh

about the ramifications for their own large kurdish minorities turkey has threatened potentially crippling restrictions on oil traders. and russiaand turkey have agreed to cooperate closely to end the syrian conflict russia's president vladimir putin met with the turkish president russia tire early on an anchor on thursday they signed off on a number of arms trade and security deals and they underscored that the conditions have been created in syria for the elimination of terrorists and a return to peace. in the aftermath of an aerial bombardment hangs over the top in the northern city of on the ground i'm given says race to help the victims in the skies above a russian or city in fighter jet problems rescue workers say you know strikes you have claimed one hundred fifty civilian lives this week alone it is another deadly moment and this one. it is why these two men are meeting they're having backed opposite sides in the syrian conflict and putin agreed to enforce a deescalation zone in the north around militant held. it is part of a plan to wind down the bloodshed between rebel groups and the government. thanks to the deescalat

cooperation with the russians on this because if you look at the deescalation zones that's only between russia turkeyand iran the u.s. isn't party to that and the last u.s. signs onto that and cordon it with the syrian government and the syrian military unfortunate events like this will happen because the groups the americans back invariably turn out to be terrorists in syria almost preventing the u.s. coalition then from cooperating on a greater scale what what might they be afraid of. i think unfortunately they're boxed in by their own gretry of six years of failing policy in syria or the back the wrong side and now it's obviously been proven that the majority of the groups fighting in syria against the government are terrorists and i think it's a mixture of ego it's a mixture of confusion and of course there's a lot of pressure in the white house to cooperate. to draw cooperation of russian president trump himself said he wanted cooperation with russia before he came in but then he's been dogged by allegations but i think the regional countries like turkey they've realized they need to work with t

the garden tours all of the peace settlement russia. turkey have signed a document marking the boundaries of the final deescalation zone in a province in northwest syria that's on top of the already implemented zones elsewhere in the country and while there is still much to be done to unite all the country's forces in the struggle against terrorism russia's special envoy for syria is cautiously optimistic. we consider the establishment of the deescalation zones to be a major milestone it has served as the lights at the end of the tunnel for the syrian people and made them feel more secure it gives hope for progress in the near future. so the islamic militants have been recruiting foreign fighters in syria and iraq for the past number of years many who went there to fight brought their families along with them but with the terror group suffering a string of major defeats the wives and children of a large number of killed fighters have ended up in refugee camps with certain futures r.t. was the first to talk to some of the widows of foreign extr

been completed let's take a look at the process that i'm talking about how it's been finalized by russia turkey and iran and even in the in the province in the north where of course it was most difficult to reach that agreement this part of syria still remains most volatile when it comes to the clashes drop the syrian government and the opposition and according to russia's special envoy to syria talks and asked about the people who will be in charge of really making sure that there is no escalation in the deescalation zones will be russian military police and also similar units from turkey and iran which are also the garden tours here besides this mr levant have said that the results of aston are around six are really a massive relief for the people of syria. we consider the establishment of a deescalation zone will still be a major milestone it has served as the city of you that is on the roof of the syrian people and you are made to feel more secure. for progress in the near future . as you well we have you here as well just to update us on the actual fight what's going on against islamic sta

involved the syrian government as well as the rebels and the three sponsor countries that is russia iran and turkey have agreed on the establishment of flexion zones in syria where the fighting is fiercest between rebels and the syrian government three countries that have agreed to guarantee the deacon flexions whom studies russia again turkey and iran will have more misses on the ground watching for any cease fire violations and taking action and as necessary newsies decon flexion zones will be set up in egypt in aleppo here in the taqiyya in. in the south of syria as well as in homs province these a an area is again where the clashes between the syrian government and the rebels. and where civilians have borne the brunt of all this suffering that they have had to have to endure the u.n. envoy to syria stefan de mistura as well as the russian ambassador who is just optimism again and they said that if the swoopes that this will be a big relief for the people of syria. perhaps there will in geneva we will be continued talking and not only talking but taking action on the humanitarian of victims whic

russia and turkey have agreed to boost coordination in their efforts to end the conflict in syria russian president vladimir putin held talks in ankara with his turkish counterpart breccia type out of the heart after previously backing opposing sides in syria the two leaders have now agreed to push for deescalation zones in syria's province andrew symonds has more now on that meeting from unca. it wasn't a long briefing but judging from what the two presidents had to say there were no major fallouts but no major breakthroughs either they discussed syria they discussed the a start a process for deescalation zones primarily because this involves turkey more than any other country to try to get access to the opposition groups and corp there will be military observers put on the ground there but no real detail was given of any progress on this lot of mir putin said what a difficult situation it was but he believed in the deescalation zones and said that that was the political process that was essential now under the auspices of the united nations but no indication of progress on the iraqi kur

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turkey and russia are now strengthening their ties up to previously backing opposing sides in syria the two leaders have agreed to push for the escalation zones in syria's labor province. what we're interested in is making sure that the terrorists are finally laid to rest and that we have a stable regime in syria these are principle and fundamental issues for russia and the region and indeed for the entire world what is absolutely fundamental is finding a long term political solution under the aegis of the united nations al-jazeera is under simmons was watching that news conference and he has more for us from ankara . it wasn't a long briefing but judging from what the two presidents had to say there were no major fallouts but no major breakthroughs either they discussed syria they discussed the a start a process for deescalation zones primarily because this involves turkey more than any other country to try to get access to the opposition groups and corp there will be military observers put on the ground there but no real detail was given of any progress on this lot of mir putin said w

that i'm about to show you right now is finally being completed or has been completed in fact by russia turkey and iran and that is even in the province where of course it was most difficult trying to reach an agreement because it remains the most volatile province when it comes to the fighting between the government troops and the opposition according to russia's special envoy to the syria talks the people who are going to be making sure that there is no escalation at the deescalation zones will be russian military police and also similar units from turkey and iran and also mr all of rain to have is saying that the results of asking around six will be a massive relief for the syrian people. we consider the establishment of the deescalation zone will still be a major milestone it has served as the lights at the end of the tunnel for the syrian people but made to feel more secure. in the near future. if you what's the background to this in the fighting in the bottle against islamic street well you know there is of course no peace in syria without choking islamic state and the many forces on the

united states as well they still back some of the groups so their international cooperation with russia turkey and the u.s. will be very key and not just what happens on the ground because a lot of the diplomacy will be done with the turks and the americans by the russians but i think as far as syria and syria's army go they are going from strength to strength every week they're all to doing well in the south that are in the jordanian israeli borders so it's just consolidation from there on the ok camel look at thanks for your time tonight we appreciate it there was a camel and a military analyst thank you. russia could take the u.s. to court over the situation concerning their diplomatic properties in san francisco new york and washington d.c. because it gives them are you sure are american counterparts didn't let russia use its property it's a violation of our property rights i will tell the foreign ministry to go to court we'll see how well the highly praised dish or system in the u.s. works well on thursday washington demanded russia vacate its consulate in san francisco and to diplomatic

are set to begin on thursday the sixth round of talks in the capital of kazakhstan brokered by russia turkey and iran is aimed at implementing a lasting cease fires in the so-called deescalation zones. parliament has passed a controversial reconciliation law granting amnesty to public officials accused of corruption before the arab spring in twenty eleven dozens of protesters gathered outside parliament they're upset at the ruling which also originally excluded corrupt businessmen from prosecution activists say the law is a setback to democracy opposition shouted slogans before the session was temporarily suspended and they walked out in protest brazil's former president. is being questioned again by the country's top anti corruption judge who's the frontrunner in next year's brazilian election is facing multiple charges for alleging allegedly accepting bribes those are the headlines now it's inside story why for now. u.n. has imposed another round of sanctions against north korea pyongyang conducted its largest new kids test and is this month putting sanctions like his would in north korea