kate the kurdistan workers party which turkey considers a terrorist organization russia's message was that turkey can rely on syria to reign in the white peachey which turkey says is an offshoot of the p.k. k. or up between the once close allies is seen as a positive development by iran i think by. all of the. mend. erdogan has talked about low level contact with the syrian government through the intelligence services russia iran and turkey their differences but their strategic interests means they find common ground none of the countries want to risk rupturing their relationship russia doesn't want turkey to move to the us iran wants turkey to remain an economic lifeline turkey wants a seat on the table the defense ministers of turkey and russia have been meeting to determine the roadmap for the post u.s. period the fate of now under the control of what many in the international community regard as an al qaida linked group seems to be a park in egypt russia has been pressuring turkey to act against. to avert a syrian government offensive that could cause a humanitarian crisis on its

let's turn now to that meeting between russia turkey and iran and for that we're joined now by. who's in sochi hello to you yuri so as we just saw in our report the kurds are very concerned about what turkey might do will today's summit address those kurdish concerns well that will be the main issue here in sochi the future of syria after america always throws its armed forces however there is still no clear understanding of who will take charge in regions previously under u.s. control. to feel the power vacuum but russia into iran have their own plans for syria's future russian deputy foreign minister together she said he and russia today's main question is how to avoid destabilisation and countless on the ground off the american we struggle russia sparking the turkey and iran hope the transition will be stable and stable one but each country has its own plan for how best to manage it these transition. at the very least the three main players in syria russia turkey iran say that they have a common goal to find a long term settlement for the conflict but where are the areas where

troops to withdraw we heard eve so it seems that russia turkey and iran i'm not sure if the american troops will be actually leaving syria so that was another focus and the reason interesting situation there because all the three leaders have constantly talked about respecting territorial integrity of syria talking about syrian people. as a force that should decide the future of this country but at the same time we know that right now the area east of the euphrates river is controlled by the syrian kurdish forces that are right now in open dialogue with official damascus but these forces are seen by and as terrorist groups so at the time when all the three sides agree that terrorists should be fooled in syria there is still misunderstanding on who is supposed to be called terrorists and this is the thing that should be clear and between all the three but all the three leaders have agreed that the talks here in salt were very productive very fruitful and the meetings under these so-called asked enough will continue and we will see the gathering of russia turkey and iran as soon as the

russian president vladimir putin is in sochi where the presidents of russia and turkey are and iran are with them as well let's listen. and businesslike spirit i want to stress that our meeting in a tripartite form or to have a quiet irregular nature today we conducted the fourth summit such had. to effectively work so that we achieved a long term now as asian in the syrian arab republic and jointly with our partners we set our the key direction so that food for the corporation concerning assessment of the syrian crisis and to agreements reached in this effect they are reflected in the final joint communique is very important the tao what three countries have intention to strengthen doc operation within the framework of the astronaut process which has proved that it's in demand will increase our efforts fighting terrorism promotion of this syria into syria dialogue have improvement of the humanitarian situation in syria. it has been agreed to continue the practice of the conduct of the regular meetings on the level of experts with the participation of delegations of the guarantor countr

turkish president has been a staunch ally of the opposition also turkey turkey coming under pressure really from iran and russia they were talking about the deal and the cease fire deal turkey was supposed to create a demilitarized zone free of weapons and fighters that hasn't happened and in recent days russia really has making it very clear our patience is running thin both putin and rouhani addressed this saying that this cannot remain a terrorist haven so turkey really under a lot of pressure but this fight these differences the differences which were laid out in the open these three countries will find a way to work together because it is in their strategic interests to work together these three countries which really hold a lot of sway in syria all of them have forces on the ground meanwhile hundreds of eisel find have surrendered to syrian democratic forces in the eastern region of the that's where kurdish fighters have launched a final push against the armed group and of regions village of the area is the last territory that i saw controls in syria thousands of people have also fled the s.t.'s held posi

well for russia and for russia sparking us into syria iran and turkey. for all of them. they all seem to be willing to coordinate better their actions in syria i think that's the main goal so we could expect some better coordinated cooperation between russia and to the both other countries there but any agreement to sunni reached today here in sochi is as good as it will be implemented in the future so we'll see how successful the meeting today was an actuality although both of lemon hooten and the us president trump have announced that isis has been defeated reality exit be different in peace and syria is still a long way off. as your ear rachet are reporting for us from sochi you're eager to talk to you. now washington is preparing to withdraw its troops from syria that withdrawal will be a blow for kurdish forces closely allied with the us they fear an all out offensive from turkey once u.s. forces are out of the way turkey regards the kurdish militia in syria as terrorists we have this report now from the kurdish city of karbala on the border with turkey . layla visit

recently acknowledged that there have been low level contacts between turkey's and syria's intelligence agencies government. security. and. russia also have another demand they want turkey to clear a demilitarized zone from fighters in. the province is under the control of. a group many in the international community consider. i'd like to stress the creation of the it. is a temporary measure the rest of the rebels should. that may be a threat of a russian backed syrian government offensive that turkey wants to prevent so as not to cause a humanitarian crisis on its border. syrian people especially and our brothers and sisters are trying to stay alive they've suffered enough and pizza. we will continue to do what we should be doing. we are determined to make the situation worse the strategic interests of russia iran and turkey not just in syria means their differences are unlikely to affect their alliance but turkey's feeling the pressure. to. meanwhile the u.s. and israel have singled out iran as the main obstacle to peace in the middle east during two days of talks in poland the us vice president also said he was saddened by eu

lead against a legitimate government in venezuela faltering also as russia turkey and iran search for peace in syria washington beats the drums of war against a rant and much much more on this edition of. some real news i'm joined by my guest here in moscow. he's the of the center of political strategic and. also strat but we also have dmitri bobbitt she is a political analyst we spoke nick international and in london we crossed alexander mackerras he is the editor in chief of the duran dot com or a german cross-talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate look at let me go to alexander material in in london here i remember the days the years ago when the u.s. led go against chile was in progress and nixon asked kissinger to make sure that the economy there would scream is that the same game plan that we have here with venezuela because it seems like the shock and awe of regime change is spent and now we're going into a different frame of phase of this force regime change in caracas go ahead in london i think you are yet to answer your quest

as russia iran and turkey meet on syria a b.b.c. producer in the country is challenging the mainstream narrative on an alleged chemical attack he claims video of the supposed aftermath of a toxic strike in the syrian city of duma was in fact staged it's a line russia in damascus have long maintained and the other third of accepted the video at face value touting it as evidence of the syrian government attacking its own people. as more. you do it here it's very often not even a doubt not a suspicion but a certainty that the hospital scenes of the alleged chemical attack in duma was staged this is coming from the b.b.c. syria producer after almost six months of investigations i can prove without a doubt that the duma hospital scene was staged no fatalities occurred in the hospital the incident in question occurred almost a year ago when the syrian military took on the army of islam in the town of duma. the white helmets working with islam missed the. least videos of an alleged chemical attack hospitals people in panic reaction was imm

a parallel conference today in the russian city of sochi he told me he joined the leaders of russia and turkey to discuss how they can work together more closely in syria as washington prepares to withdraw its troops to russia and iran the regime of syrian president bashar al assad turkey supports the rebel forces fighting against him all three have position themselves as key foreign players in syria's a long running war. so back to christine helberg. it's the wherever these conferences happen it always strikes me so you have a russia turkey but iran is usually never there when it whether it is when syria is usually never there when its fate is being discussed yet it's not about the internal conflict between bashar assad and his own opponents anymore it's about influence of foreign powers that are trying to make sure that whatever they invested in this conflict in the past few years well now you know make them take some wind out of it and we if we look at russia iran and turkey these other three intervening powers that have invested most and now they are deciding who. get what out of this conf

which means damascus will reign in the y p g and provide the guarantees turkey seeks russia and iran also have another demand they want turkey to clear a demilitarized zone from fighters in the province the province is under the control of. a group many in the international community consider linked to al qaida . i'd like to stress the creation of the deescalation is a temporary measure the rest of the rebels shouldn't go unpunished. that may be a threat of a russian backed syrian government offensive that turkey. wants to prevent so as not to cause a humanitarian crisis on its border. syrian people especially and our brothers and sisters are trying to stay alive they've suffered enough and they paid significantly we will continue to do what we should be doing based on the memorandum we're determined not to make the situation worse the strategic interests of russia iran and turkey not just in syria means their differences are unlikely to affect their alliance but turkey's feeling the pressure that occurred to her. well at the two day conference in warsaw the u.s. called on the sixteen

the kurdistan workers party which turkey considers a terrorist organization russia's message was that turkey can rely on syria to reign in the white peachey which turkey says is an offshoot of the p.k. k. or up between the once close allies is seen as a positive development by iran i think. all of them can remind the. mend. changed. erdogan has talked about low level contact with the syrian government through the intelligence services russia iran and turkey their differences but their strategic interests means they find common ground none of the countries want to risk rupturing their relationship russia doesn't want turkey to move to the us iran wants turkey to remain an economic lifeline turkey wants a seat on the table the defense ministers of turkey and russia have been meeting to determine the roadmap for the post u.s. period the fate of now under the control of what many in the international community regard as an al qaida linked group seems to be a park in egypt russia has been pressuring turkey to act against them to avert a syrian government offensive that could cause a humani

led coupe against a legitimate government in venezuela faltering also as russia turkey and iran search for peace in syria washington beats the drums of war against iran and much much more this is just. what politicians do something. they put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president i'm sure. somehow i want to be. that the two going to be cross was like them before three in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters in the house. at first sit. harriet tubman wrote every great dream begins with a dreamer always remember you have with the news the string the patience the passion the reach for the stars to change the world so we sat down with three dreamers changing the world to discuss the power and purpose of black history month here is part one of our black history month panel with nafta free men writer and activist from black alliance for peace lady dame figaro e.t. black trans writer artist max of us and author and curator the kelsey clark we began by asking them who they thought had been marginalized in history and why

let's go now to something where the presidents of russia turkey and iran are holding a news conference and we are going to listen to that. protecting civilians and. maintaining and establishing cease fires and we have maintained and. protected the spirit of our stana over. this period. comes to the syrian issue a stand initiative is the most successful initiative that existed. so. we have achieved many positive developments on the site thanks to the. actions of this our son our platform. will be. try to achieve peace and stop. others working in completely the opposite in the in completely the opposite direction in trying to educate and increase fights. many hindrance and. hurdles hope been put in front of us in the process and we have succeeded in overcoming them. by way of dialogue as we. as we are doing here today. sunday should i said said the real. friend hold your hand not. times. good times but at times of difficulty and we have been with the syrian people. the most difficult times that they're facing. and we have spent. thirty five. million. dollars for the f.p.g. you know. aspe

after almost eight years of fighting in syria the leaders of russia iran and turkey need to find ways to end the conflict. also coming up anti-semitic crimes are on the rise in germany new government statistics show hate crimes against jews up ten percent year on year sparking alarm among jewish communities. at the berlin wall of the story of a same sex marriage in spain one hundred years before it was legalized but the film a star controversy because it's produced by netflix. i'm sumi so much content thank you for joining us air bus is pulling the plug on its largest plane the a three eighty it was supposed to revolutionize air travel but it never really took off it's a plane that was beloved by a pile. it's and passengers but in the end it didn't have enough orders from airline customers now the a three eighty represents more than twenty billion dollars in development costs it is the world's largest passenger aircraft a double decker with a a wingspan of eighteen meters a room for a eight hundred fifty three passengers in a range of almost sixteen thousand kilometers enough to cover

meeting both presidents have talked about significant progress due to close cooperation between russia and turkey agreeing that more effort should be done more efforts needed to defeat terrorists on the ground the biggest concern today is of course the province of idlib in russia's in syria's north story a very vast area up to three million people more than ninety percent of which according to the russian side is today controlled by the jihad just from a loss for from former al-qaeda affiliated group this is very dramatic and very. big progress for the jihadist and. for all the sideline involved russia turkey iran and of course syria who believes that and karate is not doing its best making it easier for terrorists to come in to conquer a new lens because turkey is the country that is supposed to secure this region according to previous agreements but it seems that turkey is more interested in another region in syria's north east of the euphrates river and is continuing to push the idea of so-called zone thirty kilometer wide strip along four hundred sixty kilometer long turkish syrian border. an

peace plan for syria high level delegations from iran russia and turkey have gathered in the russian black sea resort of sochi the message from the leaders there is clear it's up to the syrian people to decide the future of their country and has many financial as been following the day of meetings in sochi. thursday has seen very intensive talks on syria between russia turkey and iran and as all the three leaders confirmed speaking at the press conference following the event these talks have also been very fruitful and very productive mr putin mr han and mr erdogan have all stressed that they believe that the meetings under so-called asked enough forward is the most effective mechanism in resolving the syrian crisis a lot has been said about territorial integrity of syria that it should be protected no matter water about the fact that these are syrian people who have to decide the future of their country and also about countering the terrorists on the ground in syria it should be for. we're convinced that we can provide stability and peace in syria by only using political not militar

thursday has seen very intensive talks on syria between russia turkey and iran and as all the three leaders confirmed speaking at the press conference following the event these talks have also been very fruitful and very pleased that the meetings under so-called asked enough forward is the most effective mechanism in resolving the syrian crisis a lot has been said about territorial integrity of syria that it should be protected no matter water about the fact that these are syrian people who have to decide the future of their country and also about countering the terrorists on the ground in syria it should be for everybody agreed in any form let's take a listen right now. we're convinced that we can provide stability and peace in syria by only using political not military methods following the principles of unity sovereignty and territorial integrity we think that only the syrian people can choose. which are not a lot of us announced they were going to draw their troops from syria but according to our information intend to continue interfering in the domestic affairs of syria regardless of h

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turkey's and syria's intelligence agencies government wants. it considers the group a. threat to its national security. security concerns but they want. which means. and provide. russia and iran also have another demand they want turkey to clear a demilitarized zone from fighters in. the province is under the control of. a group many in the international community consider linked to al qaida. i'd like to stress the creation of the it. is a temporary measure the rest of the rebels should punished. that may be a threat of a russian backed syrian government offensive that turkey wants to prevent so as not to cause a humanitarian crisis on its border. syrian people especially and our brothers and sisters are trying to stay alive they've suffered enough and pizza. we will continue to do what we should be doing based on the memorandum we're determined to make the situation. the strategic interests of russia iran and turkey not just in syria means their differences are unlikely to affect their alliance.

dramatic and very big progress for the jihadist and biggest concern for all the sides being a bald russia turkey iran and of course syria most who believes that and korea is not doing its best to make it easier for terrorists to come in quick to conquer a new lens because turkey is the country that is supposed to secure this region according to previous agreements but it seems that turkey is more interested in another region in syria's north east of the euphrates river and is continuing to push the idea of so-called a zone thirty kilometer wide strip along four hundred sixty kilometer long turkish syrian border and korea says it is needed to protect turkish security from syrian kurdish forces right now in charge of the area that sees as terri's but their right now in open dialogue with the official damascus over these territory something that russia supports so we witness hard talks here in sochi and after their by electoral meeting the russian and turkish presidents will be joined by their iranian counterpart and discussion on what should be done by all of these countries to bring peace to syri

russia has been pressuring turkey to act against. to avert a syrian government offensive that could cause a humanitarian crisis on its border. deals in the making russia. from the border promised turkey security or it could allow turkey to set up a temporary safe zone that is all on the table when the three presidents meet in sochi. so important. the united states is going to be pulling out its troops. very strategic corner thirty percent. more the country wants to. now turkey for example reasons why. there should be some sort of it wants to create a security zone for two reasons for security to push the why. the british army away from the border a group turkey considers a terrorist organization for humanitarian reasons turkey wants refugees to be able to go back to syria but iran as well as russia the allies of the syrian government they want the government to restore control over the strategic region because it's rich in oil it's rich in resources and resources that damascus needs in order to survive the iranian president go honey w

dramatic and very big progress for the jihadist and biggest concern for all the sides being involved russia turkey iran and of course syria most who believe that an qur'an is not doing its best making it easier for terrorists to come quick to conquer a new lens because turkey is the country that is supposed to secure this region according to previous agreements but it seems that turkey is more interested in another region in syria's north east of the euphrates river and is continuing to push the idea of so-called zone thirty kilometer wide strip along four hundred sixty kilometer long turkish syrian border and korea says it is needed to. turkish security from syrian kurdish forces are right charge of these areas that. terry's but there are right now in open dialogue with the official damascus over these territory something that russia supports. we're expecting a press conference from the leaders of russia taking and iran will be we'll be bringing that to you live so do stay with us. the b.b.c. syria pretty severus challenging the mainstream narrative on an alleged chemical attack in the country he

so you've been listening there to the presidents of russia turkey and iran in the southern russian city of sorts being a trilateral meeting being hosted there by russian president vladimir putin the fourth round of talks on a long term solution to the conflict in syria and what's been referred to as the stonner round of talks here with the news grid here at studio fourteen. and al-jazeera headquarters russia and iran of course close allies of syrian president bashar al assad while turkey has been supporting elements of the syrian opposition we're going to go live now to tehran where zain a harder has been following this for us from the iranian capital so. did we hear anything new from the three leaders in terms of advancing the process in syria. well these three leaders held there are some it's just a few weeks after the united states announced that it was pulling its troops out of the northeastern corner of syria a very strategic corner of syria turkey wanted to fill the vacuum and create a safe zone in syria along its borders for two reasons for security reasons to push the kurdish ar

after almost eighty years of fighting in syria the leaders of russia iran and turkey need to find ways to end the conflict. and the berlin international film festival the movie tells the story of a same sex marriage in spain one hundred years before it was legalized but it's caused controversy because it's produced by netflix. i'm sumi so much conduct's good to have you with us air bus is a pulling the plug on its largest plane the a three eighty it was supposed to revolutionize air travel but it never really took off it is a plane that was beloved by pilots and passengers but in the end it did not have enough orders from airline customers now the a three eighty represents a more than twenty. in dollars in development costs it's also the world's largest passenger aircraft a double decker with. eighty meters of wingspan also room for eight hundred fifty three passengers and a range of almost sixteen thousand kilometers that's enough to a cover virtually any connection on earth without refueling as impressive as it sounds only eighteen airlines found that the a three eighty was actually

the memorandum we're determined not to make the situation worse the strategic interests of russia even in turkey not just in syria means their differences are unlikely to affect their alliance but turkey's feeling the pressure. to hand out hundreds of isis fighters have surrendered to syrian democratic forces in the eastern region of the. buds where kurdish fighters of launched a final push against the group in the village of burgos the area is the last three that i still controls in syria thousands of people in bottles of fled to s.t.'s health positions to escape the violence the s.t.'s has been sorting civilian men from the women fearing i saw fighters are hiding among them and one car has more from gaza and tap on the syrian border. those patrols between the russians and the turkish forces began on thursday president of the one the turkish president has actually spoken and said that as a sort of corp russia and turkey to agree to start joint patrols in order to contain radical groups his words not ours so this comes as the syrian democratic forces are still fighting the last on clay all of i

international community consider linked to al qaida took control of much of it live from turkey backed opposition fighters russia is calling on turkey to fulfill its commitments which includes disarming and removing so-called radical fighters from a demilitarized zone that rings the province moscow is showing impatience president vladimir putin says support for a cease fire is temporary but at the same time moscow insists no wide scale military offensive is being planned. already thousands of syrians have been made homeless in recent weeks and many headed north towards turkey's borders turkey says significant progress has been made in talks with russia and iran to secure the province but it didn't provide details regardless damascus seems to be pressing ahead with its campaign to retake the m five highway senator beirut iran's foreign minister is back at work after his boss president rouhani rejected his resignation the president says allowing mohamed javelins a receptor wouldn't have been in the country's best interests there if announced he was quitting on monday on instagram and he didn't give a reason. the u

turkish president has been a staunch ally of the opposition also turkey turkey coming under pressure really from iran and russia they were talking about the deal and the cease fire deal turkey was supposed to create a demilitarized zone free of weapons and fighters that hasn't happened and in recent days russia really has making it very clear our patience is running thin both putin and rouhani addressed this saying that this cannot remain a terrorist haven so turkey really under a lot of pressure but despite these differences the differences which were laid out in the open these three countries will find a way to work together because it is in their strategic interests to work together these three countries which really hold a lot of sway in syria all of them have ground forces on the ground. cohen has the latest now from gaziantep. in turkey. those patrols between the russians and the turkish forces began on thursday president of the one the turkish president has actually spoken and said that as a sort of corp russia and turkey to agree to start joint patrols in order to contain radical groups his words not ou

eight to be revived which means damascus will reign in the y p g and provide the guarantees turkey seeks russia and iran also have another demand they want turkey to clear a demilitarized zone for fighters in the province the province is under the control of. a group many in the international community consider linked to al-qaeda. i'd like to stress the creation of the it lives on of deescalation is a temporary measure the rest of the rebel shouldn't go unpunished. that may be a threat of a russian backed syrian government offensive that turkey wants to prevent so as not to cause a humanitarian crisis on its border. syrian people especially in our brothers and sisters are trying to stay alive they've suffered enough and the pizza difficultly we will continue to do what we should be doing based on the memorandum we're determined not to make the situation worse the strategic interests of russia iran and turkey not just in syria means their differences are unlikely to affect their alliance but turkey's feeling the pressure. hundreds of i saw fighters have surrendered to syrian democratic forces in

and in turkey and russia to discuss. seeing the very difficult and game for syria because the turks made promises in last september and they're having a hard hard time monitoring those but the russians and the iranian seem to be expressing strategic patience still maybe what do you think alex well absolutely genuine we come back to that would you use state craft as the contrast between the lack of state craft in warsaw where the united states can few convenes a call truce where nobody of any importance turns up exposing its own isolation on this issue and response by criticizing its own our law is in grossly intemperate language and the very careful patient diplomacy we see in sochi where as innocent that they were as you said correctly the russians and the rain ians are now trying to get the turks are out of the whole war is lisa make at least make them honor their pledges that it's not it's not really a big thick red line there keep going not exactly and what i'm now hearing is that there's now discussion about some ch

turkey border so. what can tell us about these reports of these joint patrols between russia and turkey. where they began all of. these patrols in the aleppo countryside on the border where the syrian democratic forces in place now in recent weeks there have been clashes like clashes between the free syrian army and the syrian democratic forces that's been a real concern so both the turkish and the russian authorities and that's why these patrols in place but a very interesting lee and of the russian news agency tells it sent out a statement saying russian military police patrols are closely following developments around the city of miami beach in the syrian province of aleppo they don't mention the fact that the turks are also as well now like they say these are to try and prevent free syrian army and the syrian democratic forces from clashing clearly a consensus by the russians. what more do we know about the eisel fighters sort of have been captured by the syrian democratic forces. well captured is a very strong word sees what we're hearing from some sources on the ground when it come

journalists are still leaving the hole where the press conference has been held by the leaders of russia turkey and iran i can say that thursday has seen intensive talks between these three countries here in salt on syria on ways to bring the long awaited peace to this war torn country a lot has been discussed again in tens of talks but i can say that they were two major focus it was during these talks first of the situation in the province in syria's north western region more than ninety percent of which according to the russian side right now is controlled by jihadists from this is a group that is banned in russia as terrorist groups and has been just recently banned in turkey as well as a terrorist organization and actually more is not quite happy with how things develop on the ground because according to the greens and was supposed to secure this region and what actually happened the opposite. the terrorists managed to conquer new.

delegations also coming out after nearly eight years of fighting in syria and the leaders of russia iran and turkey needs to find ways to end the conflict. farewell to the superjumbo european aviation giant airbus fold the plug on its double decker in three eating airlines just are not buying enough i found. and anti-semitic crimes on the rise in germany new government statistics show hate crimes against jews up to ten percent year on year sparking alarm among jewish communities to speak to a jewish leader in germany. and at the berlin nala elise such as marcella tell the story of a same sex marriage in spain one hundred years before it was legalized but the film has stirred controversy because it's produced by netflix. thanks for joining us i'm mary and i haven't seen. the united states and israel are leading a new push to take a more aggressive stance on iran at a conference in the polish capital warsaw delegates from more than sixty countries are meeting for talks on security in the middle east they're sent to discuss the threat posed by iran as well as conflicts in syria yemen and israel palest

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