independent and independent country, syria is also an independent country, so the westerners put syriaan's islamic revolutionary guard corps and hezbollah on the list of terrorists , while that we are fighting terrorists, the westerners themselves are using the village as a tool to make our countries their own demands . we know because these labels are calling terrorists based on their own goals and interests in order to dominate other countries. rather, it is a second-hand tool and pregnant for the children of the world . the time for these things has come to the country and the nation today, they know your true nature, they know what you want , what you are looking for, and you do not treat them equally like your own nations . today, the minds, thoughts, and consciences of the nations have been freed and awakened, and soon they will be able to free themselves from the domination of the westerners. he will do it. you were focused on the nations and their will, and you and i saw haj qassem soleimani and met with him. we have a memory of haj qassem soleimani that you want to tell us. so

it was controlling a huge areas of syria. then it was beset by different sorts of factors, divisions, what you described as betrayal of regional powers to the point way. now your presence is just confined to a small part of the country. and when you see this breath that in turkish cillian relations, could it be the moment for you to reconsider things like, for example, starting talks with a shuttle asset? well, things are not. i'm not that old. you're graphy. in this case, it is a matter of the dictatorship, getting its own people. it's not a matter of a position. and d, as the cases in turkey know, the situation is different. what people rose originally in 2011 and other to throw dictatorship oppression. suppression killing, jailing. disgracing. that's basically the reason and people were turkey was their goal for, for just getting shut up. they do appreciate what 30 has all these years when nobody was the tech, it was there. and this is highly appreciated, and that's the source of the surprise citizens. what do you, what do

the resources and wealth of syria is busy so that this war is aimed at making syria dependent on our country, they wanted syria to start implementing orders because they don't want any independent country, iran's machine is an independent and independent country, syria is also an independent country, so the westerners put syria , iran's islamic revolutionary guard corps and hezbollah in the list of terrorists. while we are fighting for the village , the westerners themselves use terrorists as a tool to make the countries submit to their demands. we don't recognize these people because they label them as patricians based on their own goals and interests in order to dominate other countries. ok, and you are pregnant, we also have a message for the western and european countries in this regard. the west, or the fact that they have created a media and political system since the second world war, whose goal is the left and serotonin of the nations and to dominate the country, and we say that the time of these things is it has come and the people know your real nature today, they know that

and the war in syria. that talked about the possibility of returning refugees and how to work together to combat armed groups. the discussions follow repeated warnings from an color they could launch a ground operation. more than syria and action rush opposers uncut, blame scottish fighters across the border from bombing in istanbul. in november, that killed 6 people and injured dozens took his president, pay about the law says he may meet syrian president, bashar, less at russia to cheer studio. let us as russia to kia and syria, our intelligence officials and defense ministers met in moscow. and we have launched a process there, we will bring our foreign ministers together. and then depending on developments, we will come together as leaders are the, ah, let's bring in our guests. yeah, here a lot of the is a syrian opposition member and a specialist in serial affairs. he joins us by skype from paris, web based and is assistant professor of history at ben alden university. he joins us by skype from east

christians in iraq and syria did not care.iraq, the number of christians was two, but now there are more than 30,000. western countries give free cards and money to christians to immigrate because i don't want to see this beautiful diversity in our answer. omar in syria together christians, muslims, assyrians and other groups , we all feel that the islamic revolutionary guard corps puts iran in the terrorist list and this is in line with their concepts and definition of terrorism. preservation of independence, which you support, put the irgc on the list of terrorists, and we should not take these decisions of europeans and their impact, the combination of the bad effect of divisions and colonialism towards us, but we should not give importance to such decisions without any value . without you, i would have asked you years ago to do more than this, baghat, you are a political, cultural and academic figure . how can the future of our region be evaluated and the role of the media in the region is more resistant, that nowadays res

survive and reach and there is no choice righteous man for there is a chance soon diplomacy around syria has faded into the shadow of turbulent events in eastern europe, but now a revival at the end of december was held by negotiations between the russian defense ministers of turkey and syria according to rumors, serious agreements on the restoration of the sovereignty of damascus over part of the territory, a meeting of the heads of diplomatic departments is now expected; the apotheosis should be direct contact between presidents erdogan and assad. possibly in the spring for the beginning of the arab spring, both bashar al-assad and recep tayyip erdogan were family friends, and disputes between the countries were resolved amicably, but as soon as the west and the monarchies of the arabian peninsula announced assad. outlawed, the syrian leadership immediately became regimes for ankara back in 2011 after the overthrow of hosnemu barak in egypt and muamrak adafi in libya, erdogan began to declare that assad’s days were numbered, and in november 2016, immediately after the liberation of the

so many lives and medians displaced within syria and, and, and came refugees outside syria. all right, peter, do you think that russia is going to be a key component of whatever happens in the future in between turkey and syria? yes. and certainly was the initiative over the gun to ask russia to mediate perhaps why show was behind this already behind making up this fine or partial model. russia definitely wants to be a p player and maintain its influence in the syrian region, but to act as a, as a mediator here, given that we can position tens more on the frame. and the certainly here put, put, you know, once better ties to strengthen his high school or do gotten and this, this is already ongoing since last year there was a meeting in sort she, in russia on between or put in on economic issues. and this is a kind of a continuation or do nice thing really here to, you know, to, you know, be the power broker, the mediators to how can you know and persuade less sense. okay. this reconciliation. yeah. now, you've been talking about your concerns about this rubbish month between

inflation in syria last year was one of the highest in the world at 139%.r on the black market is worth 6,000 pounds before the start of the war. it's been worth 50 everything for the past decade. the syrian economy was based on iranian loans in exchange for which the persians gained access to the country's key industries. for example, enterprises for the extraction of phosphates. their processing. also engaged in the russian company is building transgaz which is leased to 49 years old. the syrian port of tartus was handed over to another influential investor. turkey turkish construction trading companies operate in the province. and, but it is predominantly under the control of the syrian opposition, president erdogan has already spoken out. l ankara’s interest in obtaining, with the help of russia, lucrative contracts for the reconstruction and infrastructure for the rest of the territory of syria maxim, but you met with representatives there for the intellectual elite, too, probably, but it’s clear that the situation is bad, but always after such catastr

s. plundering of syria. the level of us greed and stealing resources from syria is as striking as its generosity and giving out military aid whether the u. s. gives or takes. it plunges other countries into turmoil and disaster. and the u. s. reaps its benefits for its hedge. ammonia and other interests may wonder a beijing also blames washington of, quote, ruthlessly trampling on the lives of syrian people. that as damascus says, more than 80 percent of its daily oil output was smuggled out of the country by american troops. and the 1st half of the last year, officials say they would say that already in the 1st month of 2023, the u. s. has already used 60 tankers to ship out oil and wheat from syria. now for the u. s. has been present in serious and 2014 leading a coalition for what some who claimed as focused on a regime change involving via the military of the united kingdom, france, canada, australia, an regional countries to a made accusations of stealing syrian oil in 2021. the pentagon said that u. s.

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a whole bunch of questions about syria.but to what extent do you see the syrian civil war is a festering war that's going to continue to drive extremism in the region. either because of the groups operating there, some of them trying to govern because of the presence of iranian proxies and sunny u.s. forces or to be blunt because they president of president assad? >> the challenges in syria, you talk about that vin diagram of terrorism and to look at the aspects of the iranian threat network it's all happening in syria all the same time including a single operation we are trying to pursue. the complexity that the conflict in syria introduces into how we manage the d.c. fight is significant and is much as i talk about the isis korby managed by local insurgents and one that we must keep pressure on you have significant populations of radicalized individuals and idp camps and prisons scattered throughout syria that represents the potential for future threat if not appropriately engaged in handled and protected against. so yeah

how do you see the al qaeda presence in syria today? >> guest: with all its branch plans, footing, and infighting and in some ways weakening of all of the actions you mentioned, the core al qaeda presence i focus on is harakham. it is concerning to me not just because of its space to operate in syria but because if we care about the ties that bind, their stature, the interconnectivity with other aspects of the al qaeda network, they are important. >> host: how much counterterrorism focus do we have, which remain a designated foreign terrorist organization, sometimes carries that operations, targeting more extreme elements in syria, don't seem to be the good guys but not as bad as others. >> guest: counterterrorism is first and foremost against individuals threatening the united states and whether you are part of hts or isis, the threat is clear, and in a theater like a rack and syria you have a lot of attention as we protect our interests. >> back to africa a lot of people think east africa, you mentioned janein, islamic state elements.

s. plundering of syria to be at the level of us greed and stealing resources from syria is a striking as its generosity and giving out military aid whether the u. s. gives or takes, it plunges other countries into turmoil and disaster. and the u. s. reaps its benefits for its hedge. ammonia and other interests may wonder whether ministers says spokesperson didn't hold back. also accusing washington of ruthlessly trampling on the lives of the syrian people. not as damascus says more than 80 percent of its daily or like, put, was smuggled out of the country by u. s. troops in the 1st half of 2022. while already this year, just weeks in official state, the u. s. has taken 60 tankers trucks full of oil on wheat out of syria. the u. s. has been present in syria since 2014 leading a coalition focus on regime change involving the military's of most nato countries and regional allies. amid accusations of stealing syrian oil in 2021, the pentagon said that american troops weren't there to protect syrian oil fields except on rare occasions when civilians were involved. while syrian american jou

and what actually comes in syria is about half? this is one of the worst indicators, uh, among all humanitarian programs, really does not want to return refugees to syria, even the department of refugee affairs a couple of years ago distributed in the syrian refugee camp. which led directly to the fact that it’s bad in syria and it’s better to stay in lebanon, we made a scandal in front of us, they apologized, this questionnaire was withdrawn, but this shows how it relates to refugees of the international so-called community. again, there is a political divide here. resolution 22:54 does indeed involve holding elections, which should be with the participation of the entire syrian population, and so on and so forth. the west really wants when it comes to these elections, although the syrian uh syrian arab republic held its own elections. and uh, without any interference from the west, but the west is hoping at some stage to impose some kind of huge elections with the participation of refugees and so on refugees. they know how to ens

but back in syria, the war has decimated the countries ability to grow food. one of the goals here in lebanon is to create a healthy seed collections to help ensure the future of agriculture and syria. when the conflict ends up here from the roof, i can see that there are fields, there are green houses, there's even some cattle. and it's not just about saving the seeds, but also testing them, trying to find out the best variations that can withstand climate change and secure our food supplies in the future. this region has been struggling with worsening drought for decades. the dry soil in lebanon is similar to serious by testing seeds in the harsh conditions. here. dr. hardy and his team can be confident that the crops will be resilient enough to survive the arid syrian farmland. what are these plants right here? this plant is a wild week. this is opposed to domesticated wheat. they are very unique and very valuable for our genetic uses because they have adapted already to the harsh environments and has very, very useful genes to overcome climate change effec

>> me ask about groups in syria.mentioned herschel dean, we talked about a group that we gave because they were from afghanistan, of course there's hts's formally and three other things beforehand, how do you see al qaeda presence in syria today? >> with all branch plants and splitting and in some ways weakening of the factions he mentioned, the core al qaeda presence and focus on, the core al qaeda presence that's focused on in their operations over the last year. let's concerning to me matches because of its operation in syria but if we care about the ties, the stature of the inner conductivity and other aspects are important. >> how much of counterterrorism focus on a group like hts which remains designated foreign terrorist organization? sometimes carries the operation targeting even more extreme elements in syria don't seem to be the good guys but maybe art as bad as others. >> counterterrorism focus is going to be against those organizations and individuals that are threatening and whether you are part of hts o

this convoy had officially entered the territory of syria from the border of abu kamal. he warned that jcpoa is not dead, but it has been stopped and putting the irgc's name on the list of terrorist organizations destroys the prospects of negotiations. he warned that the explosion is approaching and this regime is on the verge of an internal conflict. netanyahu's opponents believe that netanyahu's proposed changes in the judicial process of this regime constitute a coup, and in response to critics, netanyahu emphasized that he will follow these changes seriously. it is said that a number of armed settlers attacked more than 104 palestinians and property owners in just one night in nablus . the zionist forces also started demolishing 14 palestinian homes in the occupied jerusalem. the destruction of palestinian homes is being done on the orders of the minister of internal security of the zionist regime. china did not rule out the use of force in the taiwan issue . according to the afp report, the spokesperson of the chinese foreign ministry said that taiwan is a part of c

syria from movements widely to transfer iranian elements and soldiers from damascus, the capital of syria, to areas in the north-east that syria announced, based on the report of the islamic republic of iran, a group of instructors and elements of iranullah by a regime-affiliated chemical cargo plane syria has moved damascus international airport to deir ezzor, human rights watch announced that a cargo plane carrying 125 iranian and lebanese hezbollah trainers and trained elements affiliated with the syrian regime took off from damascus airport on friday morning. this financial report militant elements affiliated with the islamic republic arrived in the city of abu kamal in the suburbs of the east . the group is supposed to receive training courses in a special article for iranian militias. the city of abu kamal military barracks will always appreciate the presence of training. abdul rahman, the head of the syrian observatory for human rights, announced in a conversation that the elements of the islamic republic of iran are operating with complete freedom in all areas, from its tail to ka

plus, there is one more nuance, just in the fourteenth year it was happening in syria.r at all. there was a civil war. on the one hand, on the other hand, part of the territory was not controlled by any of the groups, but was controlled, just by the islamic state , and starting these bombings and military operations against the isis. obama, in this way, and in his person, the united states tried to project power on the si. conflict united states of america a. we decided to launch an operation against isis from the territory of iraq, where they had the appropriate military infrastructure, and subsequently from the russian federation at the request of from the outside, and the authorities in damascus launched a corresponding operation against the isis in syria . and despite the presence of significant contradictions between washington and moscow, these coordinated actions made it possible to destroy the very large infrastructure that the isis managed to create, and in the west of syria and the east and iraq, turning into into some kind of proto-state formation, and today

to see you what happened to the seed bank in aleppo, syria. it became and possible to access to the bank. all 3 got the promises in october 2015 because of the band to access to the center by the armed grove, controlling the area they sold the vehicle, they stole the lot of equipment, nothing left in the headquarter except the buildings and the gym by the war forced 5000000 refugees out of syria right now. it's not safe for a doctor. so how did to continue his work at home? how hard was it to leave that the bank behind? i spend more than 27 years of my life working to the bank. so it's like someone who left behind the babies or as long, long history. we dealt with them day by day. we knew everything about the behavior, all of those plans in the field, in the plastic houses, even in the g bangs, time effort made by everybody. both syria and lebanon lie in the fertile crescent, which is where farming began. it makes this part of the world in an ideal place to work on safeguarding future food supplies. this is the center of origins or we can prob

s. plundering of syria. the level of us greed and stealing resources from syria is a striking this. it's generosity and giving out military aid, whether the u. s. gives or takes. it plunges other countries into turmoil and disaster. and the u. s. reaps its benefits for its hedge. ammonia and other interests may wander. yeah, china not holding back. beijing also accused washington of ruthlessly trump. pulling on the lies of the syrian people know that sounds damascus, say more than 80 percent of its daily or like put, was smuggled out of the country by us troops in the 1st half of 2022. while already this, your official state, the u. s. has taken 60 tanker trucks full of oil on wheat out of syria with a u. s. sounds been present in syria since 2014 leaving a coalition focused on regime change involving the military's. busy of most nato countries and regional allies, i mean occupations of stealing syrian oil in 2021. the pentagon said that american troops weren't there to protect syrian oil fields except on rare occasions when civilians were involved. while syrian american journalist

this is an interest in syria. they have being actually working for the past 1012 years since the beginning of this crisis to establish their horn independent military process as syria even had you been and funded from the other key of our shuttle. i said this is what there is like nice t mos because these are it is it that they really believe that they are? you might be frank. i still stablish another has been lava despite this city. i seen it has been like that with boys are significant place thought or to his i hear from diana, from the north in front. and as i, he is, they have been actually over the past, over the past 10 years, doing better best in order to, to can gain, reduce and even am, if they can, and more to get out of your, on your process and, and celia, militarily, they might not be interested in other activities of your i'm because we know that you're on has other activities, cecilia. and then for example, the are, are, they are trying to on maybe wouldn't believe that they are going to add to comp

don't you think if we got rid of assad in syria that would help break i ran down a peg? and obama said, absolutely. jeffrey goldberg says, what more canut be done to see this throu, to make it happen sooner? and obama said essentially the old white about i would tell you but i have to kill you. i can't tell you jeffrey because your classified clearance isn't high enough. what he meant by that was the united states had already launched a covert action campaign in coordination with saudi arabia, qatar, turkey, jordan and israel, to support al-qaedada in iraq in syria. they call them moderate rebels but there were nothing but the head chopper suicide bomber enemies from iraqbo war two. and so that what ended up leaving as johned kerry explaind in a secretly recorded discussion with syrian rebels, led to the al-qaeda forces and isis were split off from al-qaeda the siding not to march west to damascus, but instead to go east and conquer all of western iraq leading to the islamic caliphate, which in the days of george georga wild is war propaganda of liars like glenn beck who

total casualties in iraq and syria are certainly more than half a million. they have done the same thing with a bait and switch in yemen where barack obama had a war beginning in 2009 a cia and drone war against a kite in iranian peninsula. not just actors are real tears that would help coordinate september 11 to bomb the u.s.s. cole in 2000 who did the attempting to bomb the plane over detroit on christmas day in 2009 inve a obama was bombing tn and they'll skip the politics because the complicate messed up by the end of 2014 the shiite group friendly with iran called the houthis came out of the north. at the time that happened happen and you can read this in "the wall street journal" and a great piece in the monitor from january of 2015 our current secretary of defense lloyd austin was a four-star general the commander of centcom. he made a deal with the houthi. you guys like killing al qaeda? no problem and he was funneling them intelligence teams to target and kill al qaeda in the arabian peninsula. that was january 2015 just two months later barack obam

s. plundering of syria. the level of u. s. greed and stealing resources from syria is a striking as its generosity in giving out military aid, whether the u. s. gives or takes. it plunges other countries into turmoil and disaster, and the u. s. reaps its benefits for its hedge. ammonia and other interests may wonder. beijing also accuse washington of ruthlessly trampling on the lives of the syrian people. so the mosque essays more than 80 percent of its daily oil i put, was smuggled out of the country by us troops in the 1st half of 2022. while already this year, just a few weeks in official state, the u. s. has use 60 time period to ship or on wheat of syria. the u. s. sounds being present in serious in 2014, leaving a coalition focused on regime change involving the military's of most nato countries and regional allies. and made accusations of stealing syrian oil in 2021 . the pentagon said that american troops were there to protect syrian oil fields, except on rare occasions when civilians were involved with syrian the a

caravan in the face an official had entered syria from the border of abu kamal. foreign policy of the european union warned about the consequences of putting the name of the islamic revolutionary guard corps on the list of so-called terrorist organizations . the head of the zionist regime warned about the collapse of this regime in the next few years. referring to the differences caused by netanyahu's plan in the changes of the judiciary of this regime, he warned that the explosion is approaching and this regime is on the verge of an internal conflict. netanyahu's opponents believe that netanyahu's proposed changes in the judicial process of this regime constitute a coup d'état, and netanyahu, in response to critics , has emphasized that he will follow these changes seriously. in just one night in nablus, more than 120 attacks were made against palestinians and property owners . the zionist forces also started demolishing 14 palestinian homes in occupied jerusalem. the demolition of palestinian homes was ordered by the regime's internal security minister. zionism

i believe that arad is a small town in front of the north of syria. the technology cinema was opened in the north-east of syria with the slogan "keep pace with progress " . to be able to display their achievements and inventions. the projects of students in the field of mechatronics, we participated in this exhibition , which include a smart greenhouse and a smart firefighting drone that detects heat or flames and extinguishes this home-made drone. in this exhibition, the students of reza abad university also unveiled other projects such as solar cooling system, and the work of the inventors of this exhibition is an opportunity for inventors to unveil their achievements. in these courses , we introduce children and students to the science of robotics. these are the knowledge related to the future that we clearly teach students . we teach programming and how to work some sensors and educational robots. we teach children in the more advanced stages, the child will reach the industrial robot and the autobar of the mansion. this event is held for the firs

it is our job to preserve the heritage of syria, our history. see.re, our soldiers defend their homeland, and our trenches here, we are archaeologists, too, a kind of soldiers, therefore, despite the cold fingers on a penny salary, which is entirely spent on buying kerosene for the burner, the syrian archaeologist continues to excavate and describe the artifacts found. he says that his main dream. finally find the crooked daggers of the assassins, about which there were legends, but so far there is not a single one in museums aleksey ivlev valery kozhin andrey zubkevich, ntv broadcasting company castle massif, syria in istanbul , more than 100 flights were canceled due to heavy fog today, according to local authorities, and a number of aircraft that were supposed to take off or land in the asian part were redirected to the international airport in the european part of the city, residents and tourists as well, predetermining possible interruptions in the work of ground public transport, the third day in the megapolis is in the power of fog the day bef

is that these announcements did not give anything, in fact, what is there could be taking place in syriaere be some joint turkish-russian and er president assad's military operation in the north of syria, you know, in fact, he announced all this back in april, even in april and constantly emphasized that nothing, nothing, and no one will stop them the turkish army in the implementation of the country's defense on the territory of syria, and it is clear that they did not receive russia's permission to go to the states without the use of aircraft, such an attack will be associated with large losses in the ground operation, so it is clear that turkey continues negotiations, and as an option, the russians offered the turks to enter into contact with bashar assad and conduct a joint police operation, that is, together with the syrian troops, basharas resisted for a long time, he did not want to do this, because he did not have a guarantee from turkey that this country would leave the territory of syria, after the completion of this operation, they seem to claim that he received such and such

and age groups worn millions of people in northern syria could be cut off from life saving assistance. as russia pushes to shut down, cross border aid operations from turkey. ah hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. thought he's in brazil are saying they will protect democracy and punish thousands of supporters of former president shire boston. narrow in response to the violent riots in the capital on sunday is comes after they ransacked the national congress supreme court and presidential palace. after months of camping out in the capital. both scenarios, the alters, are removed on the orders of a supreme court judge. after inspecting the damage to the presidential palace, brazilian president lewis in a theo looted to silva, held a meeting with his cabinet on monday. speaking, following the attack, he said those who are responsible will be punished. these are real vandals destroying everything in their path. we believe that there was a lack of security, and i want to tell you that all of those who did this will be found and punished lula accused law enforcement bodies of

revolution against the elected president, so it was in syria then weapons were supplied.r president. and they did not support what the west calls a revolution. the same tactics are now used in ukraine, the same nazi views are using people as living people. they say if you try to leave the russians, they will kill you, that the nazi forces, and then they said that this aggression is from russia and it was the same in syria, let's return to the media it can absolutely be called a crime, the way the situation has been covered in the western media since 2014, the war in the donbass is already underway and many thousands of civilians were killed in the donbass, but honestly, the western media did not write about the nazis, there is an ideology that many westerners will support, in fact , this is the nazi ideology, and we would not support it. why did you decide to go to the donbass and cover this conflict , i know that your materials, most likely, will not be published in the official press. you are nevertheless doing this great journalistic work. i i remember what was happeni

but it's also a retracing of herjourney from east london to turkey and then into syria and what exactlyappened on that journey. it's important to stress that this is a story which is notjust told through challenging interviews with shamima begum. we then go and test what shamima begum has said with other eyewitnesses, with experts, and also with some of the victims of the islamic state. you see, people are saying, all very well, but is it ethical to interview someone whojoined a terror group to tell her story, when we know at the same time she's trying to win sympathy for her ongoing court case? i think the key things here are there is a lot of noise and some confusion over what exactly happened on that particularjourney from east london to syria, and we absolutely explore that. we never take her account as necessarily the truth. ourjob is to unpick, ourjob is to test. ourjob is to find out exactly what happened. and then there are key issues around radicalisation, and we know that radicalisation amongst young people is an issue. and shamima begum's experience tells us about radicalisat

the road slope only drags out the crisis in syria. that exacerbates middle school and the conditions here for the syrian nation for the shearing people. what really we use. mm hm. how would you explain what would be your take? only on these violations of the united states and their client states were poor violations of the school and not all the international and humans herein law, issue reasons, violations against this you in people the ban for the return, for the record, just do their historic landlord. well, thank you very much. i think this could be a very lengthy conversations. the conversation naturally, sanctions are not acceptable. this is yet another example of western sutler you. word saying that there is sanctions do not affect regular people. these lots of words are a lie. these sanctions are aimed precisely. she's a do a little to sleep for making the life worse for the people and for the people to rebel rebel against their governments. this is of a platitude. it's apparently when you probably speak yes, there humanitaria

they've had targets all over syria and they'll keep doing it. the likelihood is that this is driven by the new government headed by benjamin that narrow to signal, probably too many different people, the iranians of the arabs, the syrians, the russians, everybody that, that israel is going to maintain this policy of striking. and he target that it thinks as a danger to its own security, right? routine bits makes life very difficult for syrians, of course. and it's no mean feat heavy. a international apple closed down. what are the impacts economically? do you think on the country o x anomaly? impact is in that particular case is pretty insignificant for public just maybe a day it will be closed in june. it closed for 2 days when it was attacked, the economy of serious shambles for the, because of the civil war. that's me going on there for, for some years now. so, so this is something that has been going on for years. you know, the important thing here to remember is that the united states government, through the congress passing laws years ago,

don't you think if we got rid of assad in syria that would bring down iran?nd obama said absolutely and jeffrey goldberg says what more could be done to see this through and obama says essentially i would tell you but i would have to kill you i cannot tell you because you are a class of eyed clearances and high enough so he meant the united states saturday lunch day covert action campaign in coordination with saudi arabia qatarat jordan israel to support al qaeda in iraq in syria and they call them moderate rebels. and then and then to the al qaeda forces. in the days of bush was the wellness war propaganda like glenn back. and that was part of the wildest dreams. in the war in syria they succeeded of the islam a fascist caliphate and the total casualties in iraq and syriaer and barack obama and then that would help to coordinate september 11. and then to attempt to detroit over christmas day and then i skipped the politics but by the end of 2014 a shiite group friendly with iran came out of the north you can read this in "the wall street journal" there was a

we also talked with the ministry of the situation in syria. we emphasize the need to preserve the sovereignty and non interference into domestic affairs of syria. my last offer, my letter said i and the foreign presence should not be enlarged for extended was open in this country. what one should follow strictly adhere strictly to international law and relevant un resolutions. a welcome fee and normal sort of game particular full implementation of the $20.00 to $54.00 resolution of the us clarity council office. the story, i will see the palpably all these should lead to the north syrian authorities to be able to gain control over the entire territory of syria willis and talks about multiple problems. so the african continent being numerous problems of african continent. and we also had a see and talked about our efforts we bring closer together horrible in the best interest of the african continent as well. so talk about the steps we are taking. what are you done? we're china in africa and we can see it, or is it all this app or it's already