to go out and do their very direct a i do believe they're going to go back to the thoughts of sergei lavrov the press conferences go back to moscow and you know. yes thanks neil and stan as we were just talking about a few minutes ago russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov finished german kind of parts are gabrielle are addressing the media let's listen in. the air fields from which the planes. started off someone with us if they really are equipped plane with. chemical bombs it would be impossible to remove the traces altogether and any experts would be able to discover those traces and we should promise to mr tillerson that we would. ask of these syrian government we said that we are interested in the full investigation again investigation of those who witness reports so-called to weakness reports and the syrian government. confirms that it's ready to invite. experts on them. come to the airfield but the us changed its stance it said that we will support support such a mission if the o.p.c. w. is interested in that but the dead by definition this organization e should be willing to come

moscow's latest call for washington to avoid any provocations in syria russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov made the request in a phone conversation with his u.s. counterpart and the call was initiated by washington and was the first time the diplomats have spoken since the downing of a syrian military jet by the u.s. just over a week ago the to discuss the need to consolidate

on that downed syrian plane and also one other thing that was said by sergei lavrov is that russia would not like those kind of strikes u.s. air force strikes on the syrian regime planes to undermine efforts to fight against terrorism mr lavrov says that when he speaks to his u.s. counterpart mr tillerson next is going to bring up that issue now speaking of the new wave of anti-abortion sanctions mr lavrov said that once again he believes the u.s. has absolutely no ground for it and it definitely definitely this is something that does not contribute to somehow to the rebuilding of ties between moscow and washington. sure. and also then we were talking. ukraine two wasn't that was an issue that came up and took a bit of time to go through. well. if we talk about ukraine that is of course linked to the measures that i mentioned there are separate sets of sanctions that are now being imposed by washington against russia and the reason for that is the cranium crisis and what the people in the us are calling the politicians in the us are calling russia's a hostile actions and ukraine the late

concerned and this comes just two days after a phone conversation between russia's foreign minister sergey lavrov and his u.s. counterpart rex tillerson during which allows for obvious that to have urged the u.s. to exercise restraint in its actions saying that washington must prevent provocations against syrian government troops but it appears that that warning didn't have much of an impact the u.s. claims to have information that shows the syrian president is preparing to launch a chemical attack and with this latest development media in the u.s. has also been pushing for more also from the state department to provide an explanation but it appears to be staying tight lipped you just heard evidence shared with us about this potential preparation for the use of chemical weapons because that was an absolutely right and nor would that be laid out because that would be considered an intelligence matter when you guys believe that it's in your interests you do what you say evidential. intelligence i'm not going to get into that with you but this is a very serious and grave matter it's understandable t

russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov from his german counterpart signori gabrielle are now addressing the media talks between the two over the syrian crisis has just ended let's listen it. was. we have a newly elected french president. and we hope that there will be some contacts via the phone. services are under word. as for which. the u.s. . asked for moderation in terms of ramping up. its weapons by both sides we have statistics that the u.s. has ramped up its presence in multiple. times in those areas of europe where they agreed with a promise not to do it. nato says that it's done on the basis of rotation in a permanent rotation but again we don't see any difference between. permanent deployment which the nato has increased the number of. military exercises and the drills are mainly. containing russia. we we. suggested that nato and russian experts sit down together. to do an intervention of. the. bombs and forces that russia nato folks have on the borders. our nato counterparts have been shying away. and that is a signal. that means that understand what's the real balance of for

i told my friend sergey lavrov about the need throughout this crisis. we don't want the european. space to see a crisis so the normandy formats with germany we've worked on progress in this issue to put into effect the main steel because there is an urgency to this because the context line is under threat and. the longer this develops more we need normalization of peace with russia. also spoken about bilateral ties between our countries. the peace. talks about the french companies in russia they remain the number one f.t. i country in russia. cultural and whole touristic ties are intense. and i've discussed this role for first thoughts about civil society dialogue the train on dialogue which was announced at first so i announced while two countries and the role of civil society and the attachment to civil rights are crucial. and it's important to put into effect this trend on dialogue. thanks for the exchanges that we've had the very high quality of our relations the length of our exchanges. and for now we have a basis for going into detail into solving the crisis is which crises

and so sergey lavrov i wouldn't want to be the ones i. know we won't go there ok let's go to the gulf of mexico new zealand new zealand have to get something and i'm going to be the underdog some gang mentality is difficult going for. the narrative for new zealanders to qualify for a world there in a quite appalled zone in on it because australia moved from the region and they went into the asian federation and wanted to she's well stranger here as well so there isn't a lot of quality opposition from new zealand supply just the same as i remember last time there will come nothing they do every every game so they can compete and that's why things like the confederations cup and an expanded world very important to get teams like new zealand played against better opposition but mexico play in front of a hundred thousand people in front of the. place what giovanni dos santos and formerly of munches you know i did know of. course they used to the pressure and the expectation of the mexican nation to win that's going to be a victory for me no a

russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov had strong words for the u.s.following his meeting with his german counterpart discussing the crisis in syria r t s peter oliver has the reports we heard to mr love at all of the russian foreign minister making a number of points and making the rather forcefully as well he said that russia would retaliate and would react to any provocations from the u.s. led coalition in syria he also said to the united states and encourage the united states not to look for a pretext in order to launch strikes against assad government forces in syria the main point the russian government is concerned that extremists in syria may attempt to launch some kind of provocation chemical attack in order to try and draw the u.s. into two airstrikes now this is after the united states said that if there was a chemical attack they would launch further attacks themselves against the assad government this is something of course that is deeply worrying to the russian government that was voiced by sergei lavrov we can hear what he said right now

last russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov says he is still waiting for an explanation from washington after a syrian military jet was shot down at the city of raka. and u.s. military advisors in afghanistan are finding themselves increasingly under fire from the people they've been training in those stories coming up right now. it's wednesday june twenty first four pm in washington d.c. other types of sweets and you're watching artsy america we begin this hour with a major display of discontent across the u.k. following the devastating grunfeld terror tragedy today hundreds of protesters took to the streets blaming the government for its poor response to the deadly fire one week ago today the twenty four storey high rise caught fire killing dozens of people trapped inside many are still missing and for those lucky to survive now search for new homes british prime minister trista may apologize for the tragedy admitting the government failed in its duty to help those affected the support on the ground for families in the initial hours was not good enough people were left without belongi

this is something of course that is deeply worrying to the russian government that was voiced by sergei lavrov we can hear what he said right now. the u.s. experts and they say openly thanks to use these claims by washington might prove occasions and shift the blame on so the syrian government. well served a level of also went on to say that once again the russian federation called upon the united nations chemical weapons watchdog to launch a full investigation into what happened in a glib not so long ago that prompted the airstrikes from the well the missile strikes from the united states on a syrian air base he said the investigators from the o.c.p. w. haven't actually been to the scene of the alleged chemical attack in that they were making their assumptions from far away you called on them to be allowed to go there and carry out a full investigation now there was a message also that came from certain gay lover of saying that russia was extremely concerned dates back in the early to thousands the u.s. bush administration had falsified information in order to launch a war in iraq and that th

proof was found linking the attacks to any russian hacking group and russian's foreign minister sergey lavrov had strong words for the u.s. policy in syria today during a meeting with his german counterpart artie's peter oliver has that report we heard missed a lot of the russian foreign minister making a number of points and making the rather forcefully as well he said that russia would retaliate and would react to any provocations from the u.s. led coalition in syria he also said that the united states and encourage the united states not to look for a pretext in order to launch strikes against assad government forces in syria the main point the russian government is concerned that extremists within syria may attempt to launch some kind of provocation chemical attack in order to try and draw the u.s. into two air strikes now this is after the united states said that if there was a chemical attack they would launch further attacks themselves against the assad government this is something of course that is deeply worrying to the russian government that was voiced by sergei lavrov we can hear w

secretary of state rex tillerson talking yesterday by phone with his opposite number in moscow, sergei lavrov. >> reporter: clear if the issue of chemical weapons preparation was in the conversation. we have heard from the russian -- from vladimir putin's spokesman this morning saying russia strongly condemns the use of chemical weapons. so they appear to be putting some distance between themselves and whatever the assad regime is doing. this would be a major step if assad was to use chemical weapons again and could lead to another strike, as we saw. 59 cruise missiles back at the end of april. >> that would be certainly. ups the ante for that potential putin/trump meeting at the g20. thank you, sir. >>> other big news yesterday. not just the health care bill. the president's travel ban will go before the supreme court next term. what happens in the meantime? we'll break it down next. >>> welcome back. key elements of the president's travel ban could take effect in a few days, taking an unexpected approach, the u.s. supreme court is allowing some people from six muslim majority countries to b

today trump met with russian foreign minister sergey lavrov and ambassador sergey kislyak, and beforelavrov and secretary of state, rex tillerson addressed the press. and watch how sarcastic lavrov is, when a reporter asks about comey. >> does the comey firing cast a shadow over your talks gentlemen? >> was he fired? [ talking over each other ] >> you're kidding. you're kidding. >> seth: you're kidding. get out of here. [ light laughter ] you know when they walked out of the room, lavrov said, "why do you let reporters ask questions like this? you should just bang, bang. no?" [ laughter ] "problem over. no more questions. why, why, why, why, why? bang, bang. problem over." [ light laughter ] so what really prompted trump to look for a reason to fire comey? well, obviously, there's the ongoing russia investigation, and on top of that, there is also the media attention comey has gotten for that investigation. according to "the wall street journal," trump grew unhappy that the media spotlight kept shining on the director. he viewed comey as eager to step in front of tv cameras. which may

secretary of state rex tillerson spoke with his opposite at the kremlin, sergei lavrov, foreign ministercal weapons issue came up in the conversation, but we know that the russian president, president vladimir putin, his spokesman came out and said that russia is strongly opposed to the use of kwepgs, indica -- chemical weap indicating they wouldn't back assad. they did take a good degree of blame and culpability last time because, of course, russia backs assad as does iran. right now, what is the information in this? not clear. russia seems to be taking it seriously. the syrians for their part in state media seem to be dismissing it as another fabrication. >> the russians perhaps in reaction to the statement from nikki haley. thank you. >>> okay. the president's 90 days travel ban will be heard by the supreme court, but not until the fall. will it just be a moot point, though, if the ban expires before its's heard? t the apple ? well, it's just like a real pencil, so when you write on the new ipad pro, there's basically no lag. ...what's the big deal about a little lag? ...wait what's h

said sergei lavrov strongly disagreed with the u.s. strikes against pro-government forces, calling for specific measures to prevent similar incidents in the future. this comes after three recent u.s. air strikes against pro-syrian forces. a vocal critic of the russian president l.p. vladimir putin i calling for a nationwide protest. >> she has been blacklisted by the state controlled media, so he's getting his message out on youtube. >> reporter: the show is about to start and oxana is execing final details under the watchful eye of her boss. >> the idea was he wanted a special youtube channel with live streams. >> reporter: the channel has grown from nothing to more than 300,000 subscribers in less than three months. that's on top of the 1 million that subscribe to the original youtube channel. >> is it important for your country? >> i feel somehow that people need it. they are sick and tired all these years without any possibilities to be heard. >> reporter: the movement came of age on march 26th with protests in almost 100 cities ac

russian foreign minister sergei lavrov and u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson talks syrian crisis settlement that story right after the break. they. are. not. going after the liberation they just lawyer from the old. doctor tonight for me it's like medicine it's like a cancer there all the stress that the nears the surrender redacted tonight is a show where you can go to cry from laughing about the stuff that's going on in the world as opposed to just regular crying we're going to find out what the corporate mainstream media is not telling you about how we're going to filter it through some satirical comedic lenses to make it more digestible that's what we do every week part. hitting radical comedy news like redacted tonight is where it's out. there. in case you're new to the game this is how it works not. on a me it's built around core. separation from washington the washington post media the media. and voters elected business to run this country business because. last it's not business is business like it's never been done. to

this was an illegal exappropriation, and a couple days later when prime minister sergei lavrov was here the americans said, we won't them anymore, and since then the americans have been working on specific proposals to give the russians about the conditions under which to give them back. the russians said today when moscow said tillerson told them they would said them specific proposals that they haven't gotten anything yet that they're still confident they're going to get their compounds back. >> yang: ali, talking about russian activity, let's turn to you. your reporting found that u.s. intelligence officials were finding russian diplomats turning up in odd places around the country, right? >> this has been kind of a growing concern of what my understanding is, the f.b.i. over the last year and a half. russian diplomats within the u.s. who were supposed to follow pretty stringent tribal rules. they're supposed to notify the state department when they travel anywhere outside of their posting. the russian diplomats effectively disregarding their travel rules and turning up in places tha

interviewaid in a tv and was reportedly said to sergei lavrov after meeting in the white house that he had been under huge pressure because of the russia investigation and that had now been relieved. well, that looks like donald trump fired james comey because of russia. and it now emerges donald trump himself is under direct investigation. he seemed to confirm it himself, saying " i am being aggravated for firing the fbi director." so donald trump by his own , communications, by every utterance on twitter, in interviews, seems to have taken the waters that he is swimming in into much deeper waters, a much more treacherous water. jane: john, even if supporters are saying just put down the twitter, even if he does very briefly, is it too late? has the damage been done? john: well, a considerable amount of damage has been done. look, he's been under advice from everybody under the sun. stop tweeting about this. if you look at the restrained statement that was issued by the white house on the night that the special counsel was appointed almost exactly a month ago, it was, you know, we jus

come from a from a bomb dropped by the syrian government this is what russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov had to say on the subject. of the should use. for the prohibition of chemical weapons has been absent unintelligibly it refused to go to the scene of the incident and did not provide any information yesterday who's. convinced that son in which was apparently found was dropped from the they don't know where the son came from and through these months tensions have been inflamed. now the most important thing that's missing from the report is if you read through the seventy eight pages at no point did they ever say who was responsible for the attack the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons the un's official body to investigate these kind of matters has no idea and really cannot reach a conclusion about who carried out the attack now despite that that hasn't stopped the leaders of the united states figures in the u.s. state department boris johnson in the u.k. from saying that they know for a fact that the syrian government is to blame let's take a listen to what they've sa

latest call for washington to avoid any provocations in syria and i rushed as foreign minister sergey lavrov made the request in a phone conversation with his u.s. counterpart the cole was initiated by washington and was the first time that diplomats have spoken since the dawning of a syrian military chaired by the us just over one week ago the to discuss the need to consolidate a cease fire in syria as well as suppress attempts to use chemical weapons by any party to the conflict and as mentioned mr lavrov stressed the u.s. must not carry out hostile actions against government forces we discuss the latest with jamal wakim a professor of history and international relations at the lebanese university in beirut he believes the u.s. is looking for an excuse to attack the syrian government. so i believe that this is mainly. not done by the united states to have a pretext because i believe that it's planning to. have an attack on the syrian army at the time when this army is achieving major success in the field. it was able to reach the. spite of. all obstacles set by the united states and agains

he did that privately to the russians in the oval office, and that was the meeting he had with sergei lavrovw, there's been a lot of made about what donald trump said to them, or not, about us intelligence in the fight against terror. and it seems as though it's the media who is taking the lead on criticising donald trump on this, not the democrats. i think what the media is doing is digging to get to the bottom of what is a very strange story. it's not so much criticism as it is almost every day they are coming out with some new information. a new meeting between a trump official and a russian official that had previously been denied. a new financial connection... are they the official opposition now, not the democrats any more? they're the ones who are taking the lead, as i said, in being the opposition to donald trump? as you know better than anyone, as you knowjust from this very interview, the media'sjob is to ask the hard questions. and demand answerers. isn't it also the job of the democrats, the official opposition, to ask hard questions? and i think that's happening. in fact, if you

are trying to resolve the differences over syrian foreign minister sergei lavrov and sex rex tillerson spoke by phone in a call initiated by washington it's the first time they've spoken so. as the downing of a syrian military jet by the u.s. more than a week ago the diplomats discussed the need to consolidate a cease fire now in syria and to suppress attempts to use chemical weapons by any party in the conflict so good lavrov also stressed the need for the u.s. to avoid any further provocations against the syrian government like the downing of the plane. from the antiwar answer coalition told us there's no clear line right now among the decision makers in washington on how to proceed in syria we initiative at least from the secretary of state might reflect the fact that there could be a debate going on inside the trump administration and a division of opinion that maybe one position in the u.s. government and then there's another position which incentivizes war which sees war is good business which recognizes the fact that while the u.s. can't win in syria can't overthrow the assad go

now russia's foreign minister sergey lavrov and his american counterpart rex tillerson and just held a phone call to discuss the war in syria it does come to you as tensions in the country pate following the downing of a syrian government plane by u.s. forces just over a week and joins us live now for more details good evening to you kalib what more then do we know about the conversation. well at this point what reports are just surfacing about the phone call now we do know this conversation was initiated by u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson and the conversation focused on the crisis in syria they talked about the need to consolidate the cease fire existing in the country and the necessity to fight against terrorist groups and to block against the use of chemical weapons now urged measures to prevent provocations against syrian government troops now this this important conversation comes in the aftermath of the downing of a syrian government jet as well as the fact that the united states had recently down two different syrian government drones there also been a number of provocat

moscow's latest call for washington to avoid any provocations in syria russia's foreign minister sergey lavrov made the request in a phone conversation with his u.s. counterpart the cole was initiated by washington and was the first time the diplomats have spoken since the dawning of a syrian military jet by the u.s. just over one week ago now the to discuss the need to consolidate a cease fire in syria as well as suppress attempts to use chemical weapons by any party to the conflict on this mention mr lavrov to stress the u.s. must not cardiod hostile actions against government forces. ok let's get further into this now because peter for the former you can boss or to syria is standing by to join us live on the program you're very welcome to the program buster the white house claims the syrian government is planning a chemical attack now i've asked this question before what would the mosque is stand to gain from such an action because it's already winning the war in the ground why would the resort to chemicals. it wouldn't it's totally inconceivable. you would have to be a person of how can i

moscow's latest call for washington to avoid any provocations in syria russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov made the request in a phone conversation with his u.s. counterpart the call was initiated by washington and was the first time the diplomats have spoken since the dining of syrian military jet by the u.s. just over a week ago there to discuss the need to consolidate a cease fire in syria as well as suppress said tempted to use chemical weapons by any party to the conflict and as mentioned mr lavrov stressed the u.s. must not carry out hostile actions against government forces. let's delve into all this a little bit deeper and join jamal wakim a professor of history and international a sions up the lebanese university in beirut always good to have you on the program yet so there we have it the wife's heis claiming that the syrian government is planning a chemical attack now what could damascus gain from doing not if this is true they're winning the war on the ground why resort to chemicals. well i don't believe the syrians owed the city in a g.m. is going to use chemical weapons especi

retaliate against a sad comment was made to sergey lavrov held talks with his german counterpart earlier peter all of us live now to bring us up to speed. so what further things were said then because it was pretty feisty wasn't it the same. well it was certainly very workman like there wasn't so many of the pleasantries that you usually find at these type of diplomatic talks very straight speaking from the russian foreign minister in particular he said that russia would react to u.s. provocations towards the syrian government he also encouraged the united states not to look for a pretext in order to attack syrian government forces the overarching message was though that the words coming out of washington at the moment that a chemical attack would warrant a response from the united states well the message coming from russia is that could be playing directly into the hands of the extremists and terrorists. look at the u.s. experts and they say openly their extremist could use these claims by washington make prove occasions and shift the blame on so the syrian government. or want to stay t

the downing of the syrian government jet by the us led coalition just recently and according to sergei lavrov moscow was still waiting for explanations from washington on why this incident happened now something else said was that russia would not like these strikes by the u.s. led coalition to undermine the anti-terrorist efforts in syria also besides the circular says that at this point it is getting very crowded in syria both on the ground and in the air these are the issues that he promised to bring the plane he meets the u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson next and here's why there has been so many issues between moscow and washington just recently over syria. the facts we have to show that the u.s. is really times it's what we don't we call america booming so. just to remind you here there is definitely an escalation between moscow and washington with potentially something very dangerous in response to that downing of the syrian government plane the russian ministry of defense just recently announced that they were holding the cooperation with washington on the memorandum which ensure

because the thoughts of russia's foreign minister sergey lavrov emily thanks for bringing us up to date on the downing of the syrian jet is the latest in a series of u.s. strikes against forces fighting for the government the u.s. led coalition recently conducted several bombing raids against pro-government fighters in syria in those cases the same justification was used by the pentagon that the pro assad forces have breached a de confliction. right let's discuss this now with middle east analyst risk thanks for joining us on the program these suspensions have occurred before what's the significance of this one to your mind will it affect the situation in syria in the fight against terrorism. indeed this particular incident to is of course a lot more serious and dangerous than the earlier incidents this is the first time an actual syrian fighter jet has been talking at so it is a somewhat i knew kind of escalation and i think the russian response also signals how dangerous it is because the russians as we just heard have announced that they will love put a stop to this so-called perorat

moscow's latest call for washington to stay clear of provocations in syria russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov made that comment in a phone conversation with his u.s. counterpart the call was instigated by washington that was the first time in fact that diplomats have spoken since the darling of a syrian military jet by the u.s. more than a week ago the to discuss the need to consolidate a cease fire in syria as well as suppressing the terms to use chemical weapons by any party in the conflict at this mention mr lavrov also stressed the u.s. avoids provocations like shooting down syrian aircraft ron burkle from the antiwar coalition says there's no clear law in among the decision makers in washington right now on how to proceed in syria. initiative at least from the secretary of state might reflect the fact that there could be a debate going on inside the trump administration and a division of opinion that maybe one position in the u.s. government and then there's another position which incentivizes war which sees war is good business which recognizes the fact that while the u.s. can't win in

are trying to resolve their differences over the place foreign minister sergey lavrov and secretary of state rex tillerson spoke by phone in a call initiated by washington seems it's the first time this is what's crucial is spoken since the downing of the syrian military jet by the u.s. more than a week ago there are a number of incidents the diplomats discuss the need to consolidate a cease fire in syria and to suppress attempts to use chemical weapons by any party in the conflict also stressed the need for the u.s. to avoid any further provocations against the syrian government like the downing of the plane we got some comments in overnight from brian becker from the antiwar amsa coalition he says there is no clear line though among decision makers in washington on how best to proceed in syria the initiative at least from the secretary of state might reflect the fact that there could be a debate going on inside the trump administration and a division of opinion that maybe one position in the u.s. government and then there's another position which incentivizes war which sees war is go

moscow's latest call for washington to stay clear of provocations in syria russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov made not comment in a phone conversation with his u.s. counterpart the call was initiated by washington and was the first time the diplomats have spoken since the dunning of a syrian military chaired by the us more than a week ago the to discuss the need to consolidate the cease fire in syria as well as suppressing attempts to use chemical weapons by any party in the conflict and as mentioned mr lavrov stressed the u.s. avoids provocations like shooting down syrian are crossed. the qatari foreign minister is in washington as a saudi deadline looms for the gulf states we have more on what all that means in about ninety seconds. me. in case you're new to the game this is how. the economy is built around. washington washington. voters elected to businessman to run this country business if. you must it's not business as usual it's business like it's never been done before. one thousand minutes into the program welcome back qatar's foreign minister is in washington to meet secretary of sta

a violation of not only up serious thought but also international law russia foreign minister sergei lavrov he's also commented on this before the statement was released by the russian military and. we call in the united states and all others who have their forces were advisors on the ground in syria to ensure the coordination of our work zones of deescalation are one of the possible options to move forward jointly we go in everyone to avoid unilateral moves respect syrian sovereignty and join our common work which is agreed with the syrian government is . what america has been reacting to to this all so we can cross live now to kind of mop and he's in new york for us so what's been said them from the pentagon about this while the white house says says that it's always preserves the right to self defense in syria now this comes as russia has loudly condemned the united states for downing a syrian fighter jet now the same comments come from the pentagon spokesman let's take a listen to what's been said we were of the russian statements we do not seek conflict with any party in syria other th

led coalition down to syrian army plane near the city off rocker sergey lavrov also stressed that the pentagon is still treating various terrorist groups differently for. the french we have sure the u.s. is really targeting i'm sure but we don't recall america bombing so actively. so. it's constantly changing its name but it doesn't change its nature. russia's now hold that some cooperation with the u.s. over syria by pulling out of the agreement is signed with washington to prevent collisions in syrian airspace meanwhile australia has announced that it is temporarily suspending its air operations in syria the u.s. led coalition says the downing of a syrian fighter jet came in quote self-defense however in the last month the coalition has already targeted syrian forces and forces low to damascus five times let's have a look at where these attacks took place the plane was shot down here southwest of the syrian city of rocca as you can see there on the map where the coalition is supporting kurdish troops in their fight against eisel but also the u.s. led coalition conducted several bomb

moscow's latest call for washington to stay clear of provocations in syria russia's foreign minister sergey lavrov made that comment in a phone conversation with his u.s. counterpart the cole was initiated by washington and was the first time the diplomats have spoken since the donning of a syrian military jet by the u.s. more than a week ago now the to discuss the need to consolidate a cease fire in syria as well as suppressing attempts to use chemical weapons by any party in the conflict and as mentioned mr o. stress the u.s. avoids provocations like shooting down syrian cruft. on the way more trouble for treason may haue she promises to spend a billion puns in northern ireland. all the food we go through. every the world should experience. and you get the old. the old according to just. come along for the ride. in case you're new to the game this is how it works the economy is built around corporate corporations washington washington media the media the. voters elect the businessman to run this country business because. you must it's not business as usual it's business like it's never been done

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