is used for syria in fact it includes oil as water and almost everything that syria needs in and no regime in damascus can sort of either actually or without having back without any covering that is symbolic of the fifty's so they are this is actually feel now that this could be used as a card in order to put the pressure on the regime to accept a political solution that asia and its allies but as you said it's much more complicated than that there are other actors and they are not actually have as much say in this in this conflict as the united states and bahrain when when when when let's set aside the differences between the americans and the turks what when erdogan says that he is determined that sets are moving forward east of youth euphrates should we really take him seriously on this given the fact that the military establishment seems to be really really really skeptical about a deeper involvement in the conflict in syria. yes and no that's also a great question yes and no i would say because on the one hand since turkey conducted its 1st major military incursion into syria i

share with the article in syria. saying the whole doha's more of the talks from ghazi on tip on the turkish syrian border. for months the united states and turkey have been engaged in discussions over what turkey calls a safe zone along syria's north eastern border those negotiations have been difficult differences it has been difficult really for the united states to try to balance the interests and demands by 2 allies turkey being a nato ally the syrian armed kurdish group the y p g is an ally of the united states in its fight against eisel. the differences really have been over the length and the steps of the road as well as who will control those zones and most importantly the fate of the wife p.g. turkey considers the rice ligi a terrorist organization and its wants the group to be in its words neutralized but the united states wants to continue to cooperate with this actor in syria it's what it calls a partner in syria in the in the ongoing fight against eisel so it is not clear if the these 2 countries will be

share with the cardinal in syria. saying the whole doha's more of the talks from ghazi on tip on the turkish syrian border. for months the united states and turkey have been engaged in discussions over what turkey calls a safe zone along syria's north eastern border as i was negotiations have been difficult differences but it has been difficult really for the united states to try to balance the interests and demands by 2 allies turkey being a nato ally the syrian armed kurdish group the why p.g. is an ally of the united states in its fight against the i saw. the differences really have been over the length and the depths of the zone as well as who will control the zone and most importantly the fate of the wife p.g. turkey considers the y.p. geo terrorist organization and if it wants the group to be in its words neutralized but do knighted states want to continue to cooperate with this actor in syria it's what he calls a partner in syria in the in the ongoing fight against isis so it is not clear if the these 2 countri

kimberly came to syria in the summer of 2015 — when islamic state was controlling large parts of syriaed a year prior to that, and he came here. he was injured. where was your husband from? somalia. so presumably you met online? yeah, we met through friends of ours online, yeah. we were talking for hours and hours a day because i was at home. so he was an isis supporter, an isis sympathiser? recruiter. completely. so you're saying he groomed you online. yeah. how would he try and convince you, actually, you need to come to syria? um... he spoke about how it was illegal for me to stay in canada as a taxpaying citizen because those taxes were funding jets that were bombing and were doing the very harm, and when my facebook was flooded with images of syrian children being bombed, that was horrific. and i got scared that i was actually becoming this terrible muslim by turning my back. if he'd showed signs of being completely bloodthirsty and radical, iwould have run. that's not how they do this. can you answerto... this is a propaganda video from is, targeting canadians. it links the canad

share with the article in syria. saying the whole doha's more of the talks from ghazi on tip on the turkish syrian border. for months the united states and turkey have been engaged in discussions over what turkey calls a safe zone along syria's north eastern border as i was negotiations have been difficult differences but it has been difficult really for the united states to try to balance the interests and demands by 2 allies turkey being a nato ally the syrian armed kurdish group the why p.g. is an ally of the united states in its fight against the i saw. the differences really have been over the length and the depths of the zone as well as who will control the zone and most importantly the fate of the wife p.g. turkey considers the y.p. geo terrorist organization and if it wants the group to be in its words neutralized but do knighted states want to continue to cooperate with this actor in syria it's what he calls a partner in syria in the in the ongoing fight against isis so it is not clear if the these 2 countri

and people in syria. facing yet and other disaster and majority of them are now heading towards turkey. turkey is hosting currently 3600000 syrians as refugees. it is not acceptable that the regime continue to. pray there from the sky all the civilian individuals. they. by the regime. reached unacceptable levels i would like to say the following it is especially by borders. right to. self defense. makes when does ours. chose this that we have to act to protect ourselves. we discussed this matter it my friend mr president and i said that we are happy to continue to cooperate to work together with. the spirit india stana spirit as you know in the middle of september. there will be a tripartite summit taking place in. istanbul we will continue that process as a result of that it is i wish to take even more important steps prior to the meetings in geneva with the airport coming meetings in geneva. taking this opportunity to express which i have done the meetings. commitment to the territorial integrity of syr

and they're stranded here in no man's land with the kurds in northern syria. the refugee camp meant 410000 people now shelters 73000 because no one wants them these people might belong to i am. but heidi to power of the belgian children's protection center child focus says that's no excuse for the terrible situation at the camp the guards are very clear that they do not have enough resources to take care of all these international foreign women and children who at a certain point were members of. isis so that's very clear they also feel that the international. coalition is leaving them a little be a little behind. after much debate the belgian government decided to send a small group of experts to syria. among them is heidi to power. her assignment to find belgian children in syria to build report with them and then bring them back to their home country. in the end it's 6 out of nearly 50 children orphans. so they are eager to give the children back the only thing is they say a lot of countries are not contacting us are not talking to us so that that's one thi

countries meeting on syria. on top of that mr older one has been invited to come and participate in the russia . energy week which is going to take place in. october this year our relations have been going up up based on respect for our interests and respect for each other our cooperation in tourism and the conna me has been growing our trade has risen by 16 percent and now it's over $25000000000.00 the. investments are over $20000000000.02 we are finalizing work on issue to broaden our. turns action sasa lng and national currencies we believe that the banking services will. be carried out without any interruptions thanks to that another agreements we discussed that today including at the ministerial level we call for it closely in the energy sector as you know saddam is building the 1st amp if he acts in turkey and the 1st power unit will be commissioned to celebrate the 100th anniversary of turkey we believe that by the end of this year russian gas will start to come to the households of turkey the turks strea

the creation of the state in parts of syria and iraq. while american planes were bombing i saw in syria the also enabled kurdish groups to take control of certain areas of northern syria in october 25th teen and proclaim a kurdish province there. this could be seen as encouraging the idea of a federal division of syria as well as causing alarm bells for neighboring countries. in syria they are trying to get some kind of control with the help of russia united states and other iranian regime and account on like has been lost in the one on the facto hobby tutt where internationally they may not be recognized but defacto they will operate all of that and continue to talk at all create kinds of problems in the region. in mid. 15 there were armed clashes in turkey between the government of friendship to widen and the p.k. came. the kurdish peaky key founded in 1978 once a political entity of its own independent. in there has been a model put this on and on. just the middle feet intifada. danny. the father. i had the home and there will. be lot

not just in iraq by the way also in iraq and iraq and syria both from that ex. we are talking about hundreds and that's why i think in the european level that should be a solution for that whole package how we are going to deal with them through international court or individually each country got back their citizens i think in the end of the day we are not going to leave that's a problem for the local partners cords are iraqis because it is dangerous imagine what would happen if turkey attacked the kurds they will not have the capacity to guard that people and we will have cows in the end. very complicated you've taught to search nicely thank you thank you much. and i will take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world turkey's defense ministry says 3 civilians have been killed and 12 wounded in an attack on a turkish military convoy in northwestern syria human rights group says the syrian regime and allied it russia nor warplanes hit rebel held in the province blocking the line of military vehicles to prevent the convoy advancing. and th

commanders say groups syria's s.c.f. need further training and equipment but this is become more difficult as the u.s. pulls its troops from iraq and syria president trump declared victory against the group last year since then most of the $2200.00 chips that weren't syria have now withdrawn leaving a residual force. right now that speak to due to mirroring coups author of the war on isis on the road to the caliphate she's joining us from athens the greek capital judith thank you very much indeed for talking to us it was december wasn't it december 27000 that the iraqi government declared victory over eisel after the recapture the retaking of mosul do you think that declaration was premature. her mature perhaps the main problem is really that a lot of isis fighters got away they got away to syria so for that moment iraq war yeah it was sort of safe but since then isis was beaten in syria. isis fighters and their families were taken to camps in this area of syria and in iraq since then really just about daily and sometime

from the former kind of fit in syria u.s. led western forces found themselves heavily reliant on the syrian kurdish fighters of the y.p. g i thought and lyons was to become a fill in the side of washington's nato ally turkey. ankara sees the kurdish waikiki militia as a terrorist organization and says it could ultimately both an ongoing insurgency inside turkey. in 20162018 ankara launched cross border incursions into kurdish controlled areas where it ousted islamic state extremists but also the y p g before establishing turkish controlled zones in a bit to assuage techies fears over national security washington launched talks on the creation of a safe zone east of the euphrates in syria it would be cleared of cut his fighters and become a place where ankara could potentially return some of the 3 point $6000000.00 syrian refugees it's currently hosting but in recent days taking has been piling on the pressure threatening military action if diplomacy failed. or it lessen thread this now with the help of steven cook he's a seni

children office law makes state fighters thousands live with their mothers in the camp in northeastern syria some european countries have allowed the sound of them to come home now germany has agreed to take 4 born to german fathers or mothers. also coming up the french president in michael about the home hosts his russian counterpart for a rare meeting with a number of crises fueling tensions between moscow and the west can't even find common ground with flags here but it. also coming up thousands flee a raging wildfire on spain's front canary island some 1000 firefighters are battling to control the blades of the flames are still advancing on several fronts officials are calling it fire mental trash. i'm sumi so much going to thank you for joining us we start with a controversial decision here in germany to taken for children born to former fighters of the so-called islamic state earlier today critics of the words handed the children to a german delegation in syria it's the 1st time germany's agreed to accept i asked children from syria other european countries including france and belgium

operations in lebanon syria and iraq hundreds of venezuelans are protested in colombia at the border with their door demanding to be allowed in they were blocked out their new visa controls went into effect monday. refusing calls to step down the other escalation of violence and anti-government protests which is water cannons and fired a live warning shot over the weekend as some protesters barricaded streets in the 12 week of demonstrations activists are calling for a controversial extradition bill to not just be suspended to be scrapped and for the chief executive to resign as are the headlines keep it here on al-jazeera more news to come inside story as that next. al jazeera. where every. 3 attacks in 3 countries israel is said to have hit targets linked to iran in syria in lebanon and in iraq so why is benjamin netanyahu escalating tension with terror on will iran respond and if so how this is inside story. hello i'm martin dennis welcome to inside story now israel is being blamed for a string of attacks against iranian allied forces in 3 countries over the weekend and that's rai

the security council as to the situation in yemen but let's just listen to what he has to say about syria the displaced people compromising their ability to provide education for children. on 22 oldest following advances in many areas of northern hammer in southern italy the syrian authorities announced again the opening of the crossing point for civilians wishing to leave the area we understand the syrian authorities of station buses in the area and the syrian arab red crescent has been asked to prepare for possible population movements there are 2 shelters identified in iran to see if people with a capacity of 150 families the u.n. and humanitarian partners have mobile teams ready to respond in the area should civilians decide to use the crossing point from the information available to us however it appears that relatively few people are opting to move in this direction compared to the much larger numbers preferring to move north and west further into italy madam president one dimension of the conflict we've not covered much in our previous briefings but is covered by this latest report

they knew how strong the french interest in syria was. on the 1st of october 915 the french ambassador to britain paul campbell wrote to his prime minister we need to beyond to tell him that london had requested a french representative to draw the borders of an arab kingdom with syria. in this document the french ambassador suggested hans want george peacoat would manage the general consulate in beirut for over a year and knew the syrian issue better than anyone else. aloft also just because the diplomat sit down diplomat here diplomat comalies a. 100 you know him security but events. his all clear will get off so. bear the loss of the stuff i mean you do. not think i don't know them. in the diplomatic. it says on the song kids don't so much they couldn't as yet it is something that john mom and as. the diplomat less sits at the desk it's a d. plus the bus composter even so close good. evening. when the sun candles. a few weeks ago i was almost sure your the night you were going to place your feet enjoy warm the french representative pico

meanwhile in northwestern syria at least 8 people have been killed since a ceasefire in the syria's lastrebel held province collapse just days after it was brokered in kazakhstan on monday the army said it resumed military operations against rebels in italy then a holder has this report from gaziantep. the bombardment resumes on what is supposed to be a demilitarized zone the 4 day old cease fire in northwest syria came to an end on monday yet more civilians have since been killed minutes after the syrian military declared the cease fire dead syrian and russian warplanes again began targeting populated areas across southern italy province and the northern countryside of nearby hama following months of attacks it blamed the rebels and their backers in turkey for not complying with the order to suspend hostilities the turkish government didn't immediately comment but many here believe the ceasefire collapse was a message to turkey as it negotiates with the united states on the creation of what is being called a safe zone in northeast syria and the message is told if tolkien able to you kno

well israeli forces also carried out drone attacks in iraq and in syria israel did not respond to the accusations that it's a sort killed at least one fighter from iraq's popular mobilisation forces but benjamin netanyahu says the operation in damascus which triggered syrian anti-aircraft fire was to prevent a drone attack on israel by iran. if someone rises up to q you kill them 1st you know a complicated operation revealed that iran dispatched a special unit off to syria to kill israelis on the golan heights with explosive drugs i'd like to emphasize this was an initiative of iran and we prevented serious attacks that we will expose any attempt by iran to attack us and any iranian effort to hide behind excuses we will not tolerate a aggressions against israel from any country in the region any country that allows its territory to be used for aggression against israel will face the consequences and i repeat the country will face the consequences well israel's actions triggered threats of retaliation from both iran and hezbollah and iranian government spokesman described the attacks a

they knew how strong the french interest in syria was. on the 1st of october $915.00 the french ambassador to britain paul campbell wrote to his prime minister we need. to tell him that london had requested a french representative to draw the borders of an arab kingdom with syria. in this document the french ambassador suggested hans want george p. koch would manage the general consulate in beirut for over a year and knew the syrian issue better than anyone else. aloft also just because diplomat sit down diplomat here diplomat kamel is a. 100 years in the game circular debate event some person that is his all clear will get off so. long some of the stuff i mean you do. not think i don't know them. the diplomatic all said it says on the song happy kid also political and yet as yet t.k. it is something that's kind that you find more of as you know you know we are back with a diplomat less upset than if it's a depress the bus don't bust or even so close good. evening on the hotel we have some candles. a few. more zouma sure your very nice to

secretary of state says he has reliable information that this tanker is headed to syria. fully it's hard to overestimate the big tench will for conflict here this is big tension leave a match that could ignite a major conflict between the u.s. and iran one might pump a oh the u.s. secretary of state issues this warning i hope it changes course there's an or else attached to that we just don't know what the or else is but what he's essentially saying is that the united states will not allow this ship to dock in syria so that is a blatant threat from the u.s. secretary of state in this growing conflict that has grown ever since the u.s. pulled out of the iran nuclear agreement a multi-party agreement in 2818 that this conflict is just continuing and right now it all began with his seizure order from the british government in gibraltar when it feared that this ship would be headed for syria the british authorities say that they were assured by iran that it would not take that ship to syria so they allowed it to go meanwhile the united states issued its own sanctions against

had been a commander in the arab revolt and was the deposed king of syria. if you look at their arms territorial definitions that day there were zones and visit inside speak that cuts across it. but the actual bamber is to be truong i suppose for iraq after sykes pico the 1st wall would have been shortly after iraq being created in 1920 was the younger french convention of december 1920. in istanbul capital of the former ottoman empire. a turk successfully resisted foreign attempts to defy the turkish speaking lands he led the turkish war of independence and repelled the greeks italians french and armenians. to turkey uniting the country and didn't you turkish republic was proclaimed in october 1923 make. a steady progress evolved is that there's a bit muppet in cheek. they were. saying on these that sob and space. in their eyes is there any god. does not sound concept that if. me. only bob doesn't that doesn't measure or get a good day was it doesn't that. the syrian revolution in 1936 finally brought about a french accent and unified the country. by the en

of syria. and lebanon and an expression of they won't play poorly to becca and serving as a model of what is necessary to achieve using indigenous elements in palestinian groups and. these 2 men devised a plan that would not only divide the spoils of the declining autumn an empire between the 2 european powers but would draw lines in the sand that would ultimately influence the shape of the middle east for the next century. was. istanbul capital of an ottoman empire that had stood for 6 centuries. it spanned the 3 continents of asia africa and europe. its peak had been in the 16th century. than the other says russia left his neck at. the dock a year will see more score to the west side to how well. barack and mia from. his eminence manny fee. but a fine young. son of a shot but at the side. does. feel some of the. be kind of. as he met with many. but that there were. no money or land to call and there were soon i can that there were 0 hour year to job. and. he. was a lawyer othella sadar i had

the creation of the state in parts of syria and iraq. while american planes were bombing i saw in syria the also enabled kurdish groups to take control of certain areas of northern syria in october 25th teen and proclaim a kurdish province there. this could be seen as encouraging the idea of a federal division of syria as well as causing alarm bells for neighboring countries. in syria they are trying to get some kind of control with the help of russia united states and. iranian regime and a count on like has been lost in the one on a defacto hobby tutt where internationally they may not be recognized but de facto they will operate all of that and continue to talk at all create kinds of problems in the region. in mid. 15 there were armed clashes in turkey between the government of friendship and the one and the p.k. case. the kurdish p.t.t. founded in 1978 once a political entity of its own independent. in there is a better model put this on and on. just the middle feet intifada. tiny. intifada. i had the home and there will. be lot to qu

the leaders of turkey and russia agree to additional measures when the fighting in syria's rebel stronghold. sam is a band this is al jazeera live from coming up brazil's president says he wants an apology before he accepts a combat amazon forest fires. u.k. opposition unite to try and stop britain from crashing out of the e.u. without a deal a landmark ruling in the us pharmaceutical giant johnson and johnson faces a $572000000.00 fine for its part in the opioid crisis. now the presidents of turkey and russia have met near moscow and decided to increase coordination in syria like they may have putin and russia talk about of the one of him backing opposing sides in syria they say they've now discussed joint steps in tackling the fighting in. the 2 leaders also talked about a major weapons deal and putin confirmed russia has delivered a 2nd battery of its s. $400.00 missile defense systems despite that cooperation of the one says his forces will react against the syrian government if necessary. the provocations by the regime have reached an acceptable level i would like to say it is especial

and there stranded here in no man's land with the kurds in northern syria. a refugee camp meant 410000 people now shelters 73000 because no one wants them these people might belong to i.a.s. but heidi to power of the belgian children's protection center child focus says that's no excuse for the terrible situation at the camp the courts are very clear that they do not have enough resources to take care of all these international flooring women and children who at a certain point were members of. isis so that's very clear they also feel that the international. coalition is leaving them a little bit a little behind. after much debate the belgian government decided to send a small group of experts to syria. among them is heidi to power. her assignment to find belgian children in syria to build reporter with them and then bring them back to their home country. in the end it's 6 out of nearly 50 children orphans. so they are eager to give the children back the only thing is they say a lot of countries are not contacting us are not talking to us so that that's one

for children of islamic states thousands of them live with their mothers in a camp in northeastern syria some of them have been taken in by european countries not germany has agreed to take all the offspring of german fathers a modest or so coming up. on the united nations and humanitarian day we take a look at the book of the white helmets in syria saving the victims of the brutal civil war. and just anglo-american marks a historic milestone on the road to german reunification she joins hungary's leaders remember the date 30 years ago when the border between hungry and austria was opened and allowed thousands of these germans to meet they'll be to the west. last in sport on the dusty gaza opening weekend on the leipsic tanishq unions poland but instead top did deal with the crushing for nearly defeat. germany has agreed to take unfortunately on board to form a fight us from the so-called islamic state they've been handed over to a german delegation in syria the children have been living in the camp in northeastern syria which was more than $70000.00 women and children it's the 1st. i'm

days it is believed to have operated in 3 neighboring countries lebanon syria and iraq nothing apple did say he gave the security forces a free hand to act in many renos against an enemy state hezbollah says the drone attack which damaged its media office violated the 2006 cease fire and changed the rules of engagement but at the same time the group is believed to have given israel a chance not to escalate tensions. the messages to the terror war telling the israelis any war will be costly and we are not alone i think twice. promised to support any action hezbollah takes against israel which doesn't seem to be backing down it is believed to be behind strikes on a position belonging to a palestinian faction allied to a long lebanon supporter with syria early on monday there is a real danger of further attacks by either side could escalate to war. beirut. saudi arabia is denying reports of a drone attack in the capital riyadh the rebels in yemen say the drone crossed the border and attacked a military target on sunday that they fired. missiles towards. brought home for hearts is an ass

and turkey warn each other as tensions between increased along turkey's border with syria. we remember the life and work of nobel prize winner toni morrison who died tuesday at the age of 88. i know they're fairly quiet picture across much of the middle east the winds have been fairly gusty particularly through iraq in the last few days and it will see more of that as we head through wednesday and on into thursday a warm day baghdad 45 degrees celsius the same across into q 8 but to philly pretty nice in ankara wednesday 29 degrees and 29 celsius in beirut not a great deal of change on thursday and it will still staying with you drive across the entire region of often pakistan those monsoon rains back in the forecast that very widely scattered all those showers and thunderstorms further to the south those winds actually making their way down further towards the south across into much of cats are $45.00 in doha but with those winds feeling a little less humid than it has done recently but we've also got a bit of an onshore flow here into southern sections of oman we could ev

from their weapons can be funneled to syria. this ng the largest pentagon supply of weapons for syrian rebels is bulgaria through the e.u. is poorest country that's a change in fortune. big areas arms factories fell quiet after the end of the cold war but the wars in iraq afghanistan and syria brought new demand. factories where we opened a new production lines added to supply weapons to the world's most fragile regions . we have come to bulgaria to find out more about the weapons the u.s. government buys for its syrian allies. so what is home to state arms manufacturer v.m.s. that. it is also with france's no we it was killed in june 2015. the ems that has been struggling to modernize and now we use fatal accident wasn't its 1st incident. a series of explosions rocked one of the company's plans in the time before the contract is a rival there were no casualties but production shut down for over 2 months. when we contacted v.m.s. that to find out more its management declined to speak to us. 2 leading trade unionists did agree to

nearly syria could draw. a desert should they have. to food for one city then or other authority you couldn't before sukkot no foster home where you know who's a good thing for her health or how is it was an adult with money you had. no food. so you see it's indispensable for the arabs have been in syria to have some direct access to the mediterranean somewhere along the syrian lebanon and the way to total french control that would be impossible but that would mean french positions would be split into between an often a self of syria. simply cannot be allowed to happen the political and military a bit strange would be impossible in such a divided territory. i'm not convinced but. it is nevertheless try to make that object. and my dividing line is here. from acre. a bit of funny you should be. having with all. in either party a big deal. on the one hand. no from stuff you have know how to get heavy. but you know. a. bit of fun you and it's also a miniature should be sent out. if it was your store configured for a walk. or funny. enough.

groups and civilians were served as a senior syria adviser to the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. under president barack obama and he says the airstrike near the turkish convoy was most likely deliberate. by all indications the turkish forces and allied syrian opposition groups the syrian national army were heading toward the southern edge or the frontline of it le province to try to. slow down the government. advances into the province and i think the syrian regime probably in coronation with the russians carried out their strike as either a warning or intended to hit the. the military convoy you know the turks have very limited options they are facing both the regime and the russians alone while they're also worried about the potential of 3000000 refugees spilling over into their their country and obviously they're dealing with the kurdish situation along the border with syria democratic forces so they're going to be very very hesitant to engage in an all out confrontation and i think they're going to seek to at deescalate now publicly they can adopt a har

are resistance groups that are defending syria against the plate that was unleashed upon syria and iraqas well by the united states by saudi arabia and a plague in which even russians have been bent hurt and russia's them huge amounts of work to support syria and. lebanon and iraq even in defending themselves and faulting the plague of that isis so you know how come no one says that hezbollah or the shah be all for example these groups in syria i'm not russian backed why iran but why why because the target is iran so why those groups is or israel put it move dangerously close to israel's borders led. well they're allowed to go anywhere within the border region of syria or iraq or lebanon this is their sovereign territory one might actually i ask why is israel occupying and stealing swathes of land in the golan which has no right to internet internationally it still owns it was stolen rather portions of lebanon such as the shebaa farms it has no rights over there i see no one questioning why israel is doing something or why israel is provoking the situation at the end of the day israel n

life for children islamic state thousands of them live with their mothers in a camp in northeastern syria some of them have been taken in by european countries now germany has agreed to take for the offspring of german fathers a modest also coming up. on the united nations and who runs humanitarian day really look at the one of the white helmets on syria saving the victims of a brutal civil war. and chance academically mocks a historic milestone on the road to general reunification she joins hungary's leader to remember the difficulty as they go on the border between hungry and austria was opened and are thousands of these gems to make their way to the west. and on the bundesliga is open weekend rb leipzig tanisha 20 on both ends top 5 debut with a crushing 4 nil defeat. hello and welcome i'm a touchy jimmy's agreed to take in 4 children born to former fighters from the so-called islamic state a german delegation is has traveled there to receive the children 3 of them are all foes and another just 6 months old and seriously ill they've been living in the olive oil camp in ne in syria. we

fighters for the so-called islamic state thousands live with their mothers in a camp in northeastern syria a few european countries have allowed some of them to come home now germany has agreed to take 4 born to german fathers or mothers. also coming out of french president to get money one might call hosts his russian counterpart for a rare meeting with a number of crises fuelling tensions between moscow and the west can he find common ground with latin mostly. because the leaders of germany and hungary commemorate an historic moment in the dismantling of the iron curtain 30 years ago today the border between hungary and austria was opened to allow the thousands of east germans to head west. i'm sumi so misconducts good to have you with us we start with a controversial decision here in germany to take and for children born to former fighters of the so-called islamic state earlier today kurdish authorities handed the children to a german delegation in syria the children had been living in the whole camp in northeast syria where more than 70000 women and children are being held it's the 1st

and will advocate for other children to also be able to leave syria. this essentially concerned small children and their accommodation is anything but optimal and ultimately they cannot be held responsible for their parents' behavior. so that's why we want to help there you know let's get more on the considerations and behind the decisions to ivory patrick these children and their problematic patterns from a journalist i mean musawi who's written extensively about iris welcome to the doubly so we heard that. this is this is tricky clearly countries don't want these countries these children and their parents to come here to europe for fear that they're going to commit acts of violence or indeed radicalized others so how dangerous are these people phil it is dangerous to ation this is the hot spots of i as we are talking about the ice fell down and there is no control over territory but still under that place remember. that prison south of wasilla was also hotspots of these lands where from there back and bugged and the other came out from that prison be

says it has information that iranian tank is syria despite assurances that it wouldn't. be hong kong people. and. released on bail pro-democracy campaigners are clear they won't surrender after being arrested in a hong kong protest crackdown. and legal and political charges mount against british prime minister boris johnson's decision to suspend parliament. says that it syrian government allies will observe a cease fire in rebel held province that went into effect a short time ago the army backed by russian air power has been waging a crushing offensive for months earlier syrian civilians rushed towards the border with turkey demanding a complete end to the fighting but it smith reports now from antakya. this was a desperate dash for the turkish border by syrians head to the shrinking corner of the country still in the control of fighters. but turkey isn't letting any more syrians in. you do not want to create chaos we just want to express the oppression we feel we just want them to look at our situation heard that them did this is a warning that we are coming to turkey

indeed yes so we also heard from the special representative for syria get peterson who mentioned the ongoing crisis within syria he outlined various points said still continue pointing out too that that cease fire that was agreed to at the beginning of august was very short lived indeed particularly obviously in it live province peterson certainly painted a very bland picture of the situation but at the same time he expressed some optimism about the possibility of moving toward some kind of negotiated solution he pointed out that the discussions about a constitutional committee are now well advanced he says he's been in contact with the syrian government and with members of the opposition and says that agreement on the formation of the constitutional committee is very close and could be agreed to even before the u.n. general assembly happens in the middle of next month mike was anything said this afternoon at the u.n. regarding these safe films that are were being worked out between the u.s. and turkey well that was something brought up by the u.n. humanitarian chief mark in his brie

so why tell that in syria saving survivors of a brutal civil war. and chalks up the mantra marks a historic milestone on the road to children dream if occasion she joins hungary's leader to remember the day i tell it years ago when bordeaux fishes stick to open the bog why a barrier between 100 pastrana and allow thousands of east germans to meet they'll be west. just a rough welcome back to the bundesliga linea by 4. laps to deliver a full as crash into the new toward side for their fans in the german capital. other work of the touchy job is a greeter take in 4 children born to former fighters from the so-called islamic state kurdish authorities have handed the children to a german delegation in syria at the border crossing with iraq after the meeting the children received. being driven away they had been living in the camp in the country's northeast which is holding more than 70 cars and women and children it's the 1st time jim he's agreed to take and i assured him from syria what other european countries including france and belgium have already