, back into syria and out of syria, and then back into syria in towards the end, which create a lot of challenges for the military commanders. thank you. let's go back to the audience, please. other questions, a question right here. thank you, everyone. your time, dan and robert with the washington post. i wanted to ask a question about, i guess, sort spasms in foreign policy. and i think we saw one to some degree with the rapid withdrawal from northern syria during the trump administration. we've obviously seen others since then last summer in afghanistan, i guess michael, as you look at your reporting here and we look back at that northern syria episode and in the following months and the way things kind of settled down, how do you see that in retrospect how do you think it went and? how do you think it settled down? and are there any broader lessons we can take away from that as we look at it, look ahead to what afghanistan might be, what ukraine be, and some of these other crises are on the horizon. i think you. well, i think it was a mistake to impulsively order out of syria. they

there a war in syria supporting the terrorism in syria, occupying all the sea and land, for example, like the cuba, the confusion of the syrian land in the north is east of syria. so we don't expect that they will be happy of it, or the other countries should make their own policy, their own policy, which is in the interest of the, of the people of the arab societies. and i should also mention that, that russian diplomats, a diplomacy they wear and since many years they were walking on the reconciliation between our countries, between, especially, between syria and the other countries in egypt, in saudi arabia, merit in many countries. this which i know very good very well about the movement of, of mr lover of and mr. mcdonald and his speeches with the, this countries since many years they were working on it. so we have a definition about this policy. this policy is in the interest of the, of people as this is, this should not to proceed to the american or to that is right if they are happy or not, happy about it. to recommend political analysts, thank you very much. and as ukrainian

why are they hesitant to resume relations with syria?e of these countries, in the negotiations that were held with the syrian foreign minister, as well as the negotiations that were held during these visits, and the fact that saudi arabia's relations with iran and from a state of conflict to a good competitive state, some of these countries were afraid that the policies that they decided to be the case of america and faced some problems in this regard, but in the end, the decision for syria was reversed. the country can give you a few points in their plan. we talked , it means that we are now through that thing recorded in the west asia region, we are witnessing the end of the unilateral policies of the united states in the west asia region in the whole world and the fear and terror of the zionist tv and in the various issues that it has been following in the west asia. western intelligence services of the european union were all trying to establish a series of interests and goals for themselves by creating a gap and division among the c

and syria is engaged in war. the other cannot answer and open a new one. these calculations and books and possible errors that can happen at any moment happened last week at the level of some drones and some missiles. these indicate the possibilities of this type . i want to give it to the enemy here. from this decision and from this wrong view about syria is aware of the fact that it claims that it aims in syria until 2010 , nothing has been achieved, the goals have been failed and it has been very heavy for diarrhea , there have been material losses in syria, there were few human books from syria, but the plan failed . ate and paid a heavy price for the right of way in the region and in lebanon, these words about the likeness of the sun of the region leads to war, the resistances of the leaders of the resistance axis and the strategies of the resistance axis and its leaders have an understanding of communication , they are in contact with each other, i am planning with courage with wisdom to be with the events

syria talked to the arab league.king to hassan shahid, the representative of your martyred syrians. hello, have a good time . the arab countries have changed their topic regarding syria. to prove that this return is considered a victory for syria, he said that some arab countries have changed their attitude towards syria, which is a positive position regarding syria and the political opening that is being done for the benefit of these countries. it is for the benefit of the countries of the region, i must make efforts i consider my friends the islamic republic of iran and also the friends of russia in the matter of working for the communication and coordination of the arab countries with syria despite the fact that we have suffered for years and faced problems during the years of the terrorist war and the global war against syria on the other hand. the countries of saudi arabia are making a lot of efforts to return syria to the arab league. during their recent trip to syria , they emphasized that syria should be read

various issues have been raised in saudi arabia as well the two-sided efforts to return syria to the arab league, which has been accompanied by the approximation of the arab countries, in tonight's special news interview, i want to talk about the goals and importance of the saudi foreign minister's visit to syria and discuss and examine the reasons for the change in saudi arabia's view on the syrian issue. in bahman, we have a presence in the studio, mr. dr. ghasemian and mr. dr. mohammad qadri are experts in west asian issues, and they will be added to our group by phone instead of dr. kanani moghadam, and i greet you . you are very welcome hello and good night, i wish to be accepted i am at your service for your prayers and prayers, as well as for the service of the dear viewers of this program , may allah be pleased with you. start here and see what has been happening in recent months, the west asian region is a turning point, maybe we can establish an agreement between the islamic republic of iran and saudi arabia without actually agreeing to reopen embassies and establish diplom

the ambassadors of iran and saudi arabia, iraq and syria met in oman.n and saudi arabia exchanged views. the iranian ambassador in iraq also hosted some of the ambassadors of the regional countries, especially the saudi ambassador . two days ago, in a telephone conversation with the foreign ministers of iran and saudi arabia , they agreed to meet each other in the coming days, but with a focus on regional developments. strengthening the resumption of relations between tehran and riyadh, i am speaking with mr. jamshidpour, an expert on west asian issues, mr. jamshidpour. hello, good time. acceptance. regarding the visit of iraq, iran, syria and saudi arabia in oman, please tell me the role of the muscat government in establishing reconciliation between the tehran-damascus axis. and other arab countries how do you evaluate the statesmen of the 60th interpretation of my daughter in this region to be used in negotiations that are constructive to the jcpoa regarding the regional issues of iran and other countries in order to improve saudi arabia's relations

yes, syria was a lot of arab countries in the past, but syria is currently looking to the future. continue this situation to syria is not in the interest of the persian gulf countries, because of the oil of the countries that are enemies of syria, america and the proximity of the arab countries, any solidarity of the arab countries with iran and turkey is for the benefit of the region, for the benefit of the countries and the countries of the region, and it is against the interests of the united states and the zionist regime, which is trying to create insecurity. in the region and stability in the region and creating an enemy in the name of iran instead of replacing the real one, the israeli regime, which is the real enemy of the zionist regime . the region should be formed for syria and this may it happen and be done soon. these changes are for the benefit of all the countries in the region. thank you very much for your participation and explanations. mr. mohammad khalil akam, a member of the syrian parliament . wash well. from today's developments in sudan, news sources about th

the motivation of the us for looting syria's oil resources is to increase economic pressure from syria, or in this way, it wants to pay the costs of supporting terrorist groups such as isis and fugitive forces. from the kurdish center of iran in the northeast of syria, other goals were considered. in 2019, donald trump, the president of the united states at the time , announced in an official speech that the united states would take the share of syrian oil. it has oil and gas that america or cheshm according to estimates confirmed today, syria has two and a half billion barrels of oil reserves in its natural resources , which is a significant number, and the separation of nearly 70% of syria's facilities and oil fields under the control of the united states and its allies. and the americans, in fact, use the proceeds from these resources to pursue the goal, one is to finance their allies in eastern syria, and the other is to finance the costs of the american forces stationed in syria. there are oil and gas resources that can be cut off the syrian government's access to these resources

peace be upon you, may god's mercy and blessings be upon syria today regarding the return of syria toarab league. let's talk that this return is considered a victory for syria. as i said, some arab countries changed their attitude towards syria, which is a positive position regarding syria and the political opening that is being carried out for the benefit of these countries . first, it is in the interest of the countries of the region i should acknowledge the efforts of my friends in the islamic republic of iran and also my friends in russia in this regard, who tried to communicate and coordinate the arab countries with syria, despite the fact that it has suffered and suffered for years during the years of the terrorist and global war against syria on the other hand. we know that the countries of saudi arabia are making a lot of efforts to return syria to the arab league. during his recent trip to syria, he emphasized that syria should be ready and return to the arab league summit this year. the issue is a positive issue in these issues the framework of the agreement that was made be

ask you for an update on what the humanitarian response in syria is like right now. yeah, thank you. 2 months after the earthquake actually is facing a double emergency on a double crisis, it's a crisis of a natural disaster. mixed with. and manmade is austin. more than 6000 deaths were recorded in city or around 12000 injuries were reported in all parts of the area. many houses, many accommodation, are destroyed infrastructure. he's damaged and bit missed basic necessities are missing, such as electricity or fuel for whether for ambulances or facilities or to generate electricity. unfortunately, 555 medical care facilities were either partially or fully damaged, which also added another layer of challenges to a response, medically to what's going right now. there are thousands of homeless people more than 180000 people out of this place. they are added to 2800000 internally displaced people in this area in west and north for cynthia. and they are in basic need for shelter, clean drinking water. well, water facilities and heating equipment, especially the weather is

the syria of course, is that we need to restore the livelihood. we need to be able to get people back to again, some degree of normalcy after this terrible tragedy restart the economy because they, 11 provinces that were affected into kear hath 15000000 people as population. and that includes $1700000.00 refugees. so their needs are huge and we need to be able to restart the economy. and of course continued to provide the social service. i said more of a normalized way. but as we hope of course, and this, this will happen gradually. jump in there, summer and i went, wow, well, i didn't get to add to that. and there has been extreme ad trauma and loss in the region as a, there's been a need for psycho for psychological 1st aid and also for psychosocial support. and this is an area that we're working in, i already or to the earthquake. and we had a big teams of psychologist social workers, psychosocial support, staff, and we've been able to mobilize them. and this, this has been been great in terms of really covering that need for 1st for psychologi

the problem is that syria is going into through a manmade emergency. since 12 years we are already in the 13 years of the city and conflict. already many people, we were several times repeatedly displaced to several locations. a lot of them were leaving already in clusters of camps without access to clean drinking water without a decent shelter without an access to the basic services in this area. and what's happened with this earthquake, it's added another layer of challenges on difficulties to these people. what made it even harder is that i would say the disaster of the humanitarian situation in offers city up the fact that there are 4400000 people in this area, depending on one human, it's 80 an access that is connected to turkey and that he's not even a decent as good as the federal system to refer people to any other place besides suki. that way when the emergency and air great american cities altered by their quick hits the area, we had no defense mechanism. so the people and also the, the white helmets were the only one, were able to get people

s. military occupation of northern syria. he's also extensive contacts with syrian rebel group thinking terrorists like a ra, alshaun, which he has publicly endorsed in the past. this opposition may not necessarily be the kind of opposition that we wanted, but it has a very significant constituency in syria. so these are not necessarily people we would want as our allies, but we have to knowledge that these assyrians, and if there is going to be a political solution and they're not involved, then we will be creating more of a mess than there already is. syrian political analysts at talib abraham says the u . s. policy of supporting radical groups is creating a catastrophe for the middle east. i think that they're there night assisted in to change this kind of rhetoric. and it says approach her with a see of the on crisis. indeed that he had a criminal law behind what happened in city of that, that did a risk to some the tourist us who are and heavily back by the united states and our back. and by that, by cia, this is a part

s. military occupation of northern syria. he also has extensive contacts with syrian rebel groups including terrorists like a ra, alshaun, which he has publicly endorsed in the past. this opposition may not necessarily be the kind of opposition that we wanted, but it has a very significant constituency in syria. so these are not necessarily people we would want as our allies, but we have to knowledge that these assyrians, and if there's going to be a political solution and they're not involved, then we will be creating more of a mess. them there already is less now discussed this with political analysts at talib abraham, joining us from the syrian capital many thanks for joining us this evening. it's good to see. so us neil con charles list that he works for the government funded middle east and just to institute think tank as cold re adds reconciliation with damascus, a quote, unconditional submission to a criminal regime. i'd love to ask you reaction to this statement. i think that the other night assisted in to change this

american faith funded, think tank rages as saudi arabia were stores, ties with us regional rival, syria and iran. yes, the i are to dollars in order to export 1000000 presidents visit to china in purchasing power parity enemies, already larger than the economy of g 7 countries. economically speaking with the people's republic of china. and one way that, that happens, some of the benefits that come from that is used around the world for economic trade. meanwhile, the chinese currency continues to grow more popular out shining the dollar as it's sharon world markets has doubled over the past year. last february, the u on accounted for less than 2 percent of global trade. since then, the chinese currency has reached 4.5 percent with a yawn now breathing down the euro's neck. the dollar share is also in decline. as more and more traders turn to the u on moscow is among those dropping the dollar in favor of the you on russia's turnover with china. in the 1st quarter of 2023 increased by more than 38 percent, amounting to almost $54000000000.00. according to chinese authorities. moscow in bei

cooperation agreement with syria . memorandum of understanding has 11 paragraphs, which includes cooperation in economic, scientific and cultural fields. after 2017, ministers and officials more seriously it follows the establishment with syria and they approve a joint technology transfer center . this center will be the center that will be the basis of development. the path of the 13th government goes to syria, syria also has a lot of reconstruction in various fields in the field of industry , in the field of construction, in the field of infrastructures that have been damaged, and it is part of the nature of our trip with the ministers related to the minister of industry , mining and trade, and then nader will go to damascus. we have prepared more than fifteen suggestions in the next few days , we will go to syria with the relevant ministers and sign a comprehensive memorandum of understanding that includes several cooperation documents . which one will be formed, the foreign minister of our country, who traveled to

what we emphasized as the holy system of the islamic republic was that syria should have sovereignty over its entire geography and the territorial integrity of the invaders and aggressors. cause as soon as it is done from syria and the refugees and refugees are supported and returned to their country , the looting of property and the aggression that is being done in the sale of oil in syria will be prevented. good results were obtained, which we think will be effective in the peace process that we are looking for in the shallah region. the defense ministers of the four countries guaranteeing the astana process issued a joint statement at the end of their negotiations, which had several main axes, including the fight against all forms of terrorist threats. preserve and respect to the territorial integrity of syria, participation in efforts to return syrian refugees to their country as soon as possible, normalization of relations between syria and turkey and constructive dialogues for the benefit of lasting peace and stability in syria and the entire region . on the sidelines of the qu

what is your hope for syria's future?hope they can find hope that they will be able to believe in the future. they feel so much left behind and the world have forgotten about them. i wish they could feel again that there's -- that there's some people that really care. >> we found moments of hope even amid the unholy damage until idlib, a city remembering 12 years of war and still in rebel hands. here, s.a.m.s. built a hospital from an office building and in surgeries weeks before, samer attar repaired 12-year-old suzanne's arms and legs. >> you want to stand up again? >> stand up? >> yeah, with me. all right. then, let's do it. >> what does that moment of progress mean to you? >> i gotcha. >> it means that there are days where you fight bouts of helplessness and hopelessness and you wonder what exactly you're accomplishing. and you feel like you're trying to empty the ocean with a small cup because it never ends and the suffering never ends and it never seems to be going away. but it's those, it's those brief flashes that

it holds the state of syria responsible for all acts carried out on its territory. at least 6 rockets were fired from syrian territory towards his round overnight. some landed inside the israeli occupied golden heights, but so far, no casualties have been reported. did all the use correspondent in jerusalem, tonya claim or gave us more details on what happened overnight? well, there were 2 garages of rockets being fined according to reports here, 6 markets in total. one late on saturday night, one barrage, early on a sunday morning launch from southern syria at the israeli occupied golan heights. 2 of them are we understand landed in open areas in israel. one landed in a jordan. israel initially responded with artillery and also with a drone and strikes targeting the rocket launcher this that's according to an army statement. they later also said that they're carried out additional strikes, targeting a military compound radar systems artillery posts of the syrian army. so sir, in state media reported plaster or near the syrian capital of damascus in their state medi

ah no ah, this is dw news wife from berlin. israel launches air strikes on multiple targets inside syria. israeli military says he targeted size belonging to the syrian army. it comes off to rockets were fired from syrian territory into israel overnight and follows days of escalating tensions. we'll go live to jerusalem in just a moment. also coming up china since ships and dozens of fighter jets towards taiwan as part of military exercises. badging calls the drills a stern warning to the island nation, which it considered the break away province. and pope frances decries the i see wins of war and other injustices during his easter vigil mass. it tells the faithful that the holiday encourages people and give them hon. ah, i'm jared raid. welcome to the shark. israel's military says it's jets have struck targets in southern syria in response to earlier rocket attacks. yes, drugs here to syria and military compound and right are systems in the area from where the rockets were fired. the israeli army says it holds the state of syria responsible for all acts on its territory. at least 6 rock

it comes off to rockets were fired from syria into israeli controlled territory over nice and follows days of escalating tensions. also coming up china since ships and johnson's a fighter jets towards taiwan as part of military exercises by gene calls, the drills stern warning to the island nation, which it considers the break away province. ah, i'm jared read. welcome to the shore. israel's military says it has struck targets in southern syria in response to earlier rocket attacks. the air strikes he, the syrian military compound and radar systems in the area from where the rockets were fired, israeli army say is it holds the state of syria responsible for all acts carried out on its territory. at least 6 rockets were fired from syrian territory towards israel overnight. some landed inside the israeli occupied golden heights, but no casualties have been reported. t w's corresponded in jerusalem, tonya claimed there gave us more details on what happened overnight. well, there were 2 garages of rockets being fined according to reports here, 6 markets in total, one late on saturday nigh

of these are oil rates, regions in ne, syria. and in order to control the resources saw to be, to serve as a kind of a 2nd type of pressure on the top of economic sanctions. i guess because i just want to see about something, something else as well as what, what do you make of this reproach small between syria and saudi arabia. they're going to be reopening embassies in each country. what do you make of that? well it's, it's been a long time coming and it's, it needed definitely a show of saudi arabia realizing that maybe they've been back in the wrong horse over the last couple of decades here in the west station. and now we china entering these region. we saw it's far as which starts with diplomatic intensity by, by negotiating the reproach mind between iran and saudi arabia, sorry, rivals. and now with syria, let's not forget that saudi arabia was involved in funding the militia between 20122013 militia that fought the syrian army that they did that started these war is the area that has, they submitted a country that has math

following the talk to the parties, reaffirm the desire to preserve the territorial integrity of syria, as well as the need to intensify efforts for the speedy return of syrian refugees to their homeland bosses attempts to trying to sort out the longstanding enmity between now turkey and syria is starting to pay off, we'll see that officials from other 2 countries are expressing willingness to sit and talk and negotiate. and they have abandoned their hawkish behavior towards each other. we see that in the past, i'll the turkish president. they have early gone called the syrian president, bashar assad, a terrorist and bas sharla sat called early gone and occupier. but now they have abandoned this aggressive and hawkish stance towards each other, and are starting to open up to each other and preferring to sit and talk, instead of being hawkish and aggressive towards each other. we see that out of the, the, the turkish foreign minister. our metal at java shall glue, like said that he is wind 2 half talks with his syrian counterpart pay some of that. there's no exact date for now, but that

should we bring to the rest of the government and see it in to the fundamental syria? should we bring those whole be headed serious civilians and sit in san jose and cade and make exclusions here and there. so we bring of him to the parliament, should we form a bodily man on a government of real criminals? are our i'll shaw, mal new straw al qaeda? i says there is not exactly a gaping ideological difference between them. and lister knows that as even admitted that aurora shaun's command structure was filled with former members of al qaeda. but for some reason, those in washington never really lost any sleep over working with islamic fundamentalists. in fact, the u. s. has a long history of using them to accomplish american foreign policy goals. to be fair, we had helped to create the problem. we're now fighting. and now once again, we're seeing history repeat itself in syria, america, supporting moderate rebels by this time to bleed the country dry of its oil. it's no wonder america's war. hawks are upset, but damascus is making friends in the arab world. oh, out of sp

explain the quadrilateral meeting of syria in the middle of the quadrilateral meeting iran, russia, syria and turkey talked about the normalization of relations between turkey and syria, and the defense ministers of the four countries were present in this meeting, and the motaher of the four countries emphasized on preserving the territorial integrity of syria and respecting it. the ministry of defense of turkey announced in this meeting also about the return of syrian refugees to their country and the fight against terrorist groups was discussed in this regard, communicating with mr. dr. seyed reza sadr hosseini, an expert on west asian issues , mr. sadr al-hosseini. hello, good time, mr. seifi , dear colleagues. hello, i am at your service. what are you? necessities caused the defense ministers to hold an all-round meeting in the name and memory of god almighty. certainly, this meeting was in the context of various meetings in moscow, ankara, and in fact, during the last 5 years, the country's senior officials at the presidential level. in several meetings in different countries, as wel

they discuss syria, the stability and security in syria and turkey is recent engagement with the syrian government in damascus. besides, the energy was on the table as a me in egypt is one of the leading energy players in the eastern mediterranean. and here is in conflict with greece and is cyprus and the eastern mediterranean energy drill issues. egypt is also trying to mediate and also to keep asking for asking egypt aid to transfer. it's ellen do to, to care as to kids aiming for a to be an energy hub. and once they export egyptian gas to the 3rd parties, a, syria and saudi arabia are resuming consular services, and flights for the 1st time since the 2011 uprising and war, the syrian foreign minister is in jetta. on the 1st such visit in over a decade, face cell, mac dodd met prince face and been for han, and the 2 discussed efforts to find a political solution to the syrian crisis. of the kingdom supported serious opposition at the beginning of the war in 2011. it closed its embassy in damascus and expelled the syrian ambassador in 2012. but relations with bashar assad government ha

country of syria.ress of the agreements made in the past and the new agreements that need to be made, our country will examine the syrian market for iranian goods and manufacturers in a two-day trip to connect the rail networks through iraq. an attractive market, as well as iran's market, can be a market for syrian producers as soon as possible, as soon as possible, the balance is better than in the past, leaving their country behind by three numbers. let's have bilateral cooperation and draw a detailed plan to advance this cooperation. in a short discussion at the damascus airport, the joint commission for economic cooperation of the two countries called for the activation of the private sectors and a period to identify the attractions in the markets of the two countries . he put his hand and his lover on my mouth and said, "god's step, the reward is with hazrat zahra , the reward is with what you do, i know it is harder than fighting. i know , make me halal." they book about the martyrs' wives were w

of the reconstruction period of syria, the then first deputy president the president travels to syria and the agreement signs a 20-year economic cooperation with syria, a memorandum of understanding has 11 clauses , which includes cooperation in economic, scientific and cultural fields . after 2017, ministers and officials have established a more serious approach with syria and approve a joint technology transfer center. this center will be the central center where the base of development is actually the export of companies, the development of technology between the two, and the transfer of technology to syria will be formed in the form of this center. after the meetings, the road minister of the 13th government will go to syria. industry in the area the building in the infrastructure area that is damaged and part of the essence of our trip with the ministers related to the minister of mining industry and trade will also go to damascus . and urban development goes to syria and the community signed a memorandum of understanding that includes several cooperation documents . the memorand

there was a discussion between turkey and syria. in this meeting, the defense ministers of four countries were present. the officials of all four countries emphasized on preserving the territorial integrity of syria and respecting it. the ministry of defense of turkey announced in this meeting also about the return of syrian refugees to their country and the fight against terrorist groups. talked about this matter and communicated with mr. dr. seyed reza sadr hosseini, an expert on west asian issues, mr. hosseini. hello, good time, mr. seifi , dear colleagues and viewers. in the name and memory of almighty god, definitely and definitely hold this meeting in the framework of the plan before various meetings in moscow , ankara, and in fact during the last 5 years , senior officials of the country at the presidential level, presidents in several meetings in different countries, as well as ministers foreign affairs and experts held numerous meetings with after almost 12 years, the defense ministers of turkey and syria sat down and in co

s. interference in syria. and today this initiative, the offer of moscow that they are trying to normalize the relation between churchy, syria is really important. and i think this also asked her to you, us are continue strategy because it's not just no grain you was trying to contain are russia middle east also is part of the strategy. and turkish serial normalization will. it will make difficult for united states to interfere our region and also to continue russia from me to this new as president joe biden has officially announced his 2024 re election bid at 80. by them is the oldest american candidate to speak. a 2nd turn. if he wins in 2024, he would be sworn in for a 2nd time at the age of $82.00. the thing is a record of being the oldest president. terminal harris will once again be his running mate and rival donald trump is seeking to return to the white house. the election will take place in november next year. my colleague peter scott discussed the race on biden's bid with political analyst and all th

soviet advisers came to the middle east to equip the armies of egypt and syria.at general saadi shazam of iran, as the commander of his armed forces , entrusted him with the choice of improving the power of the egyptian army. he has been the commander for many years. he was the special forces of the egyptian army and had a lot of experience in previous wars. general saad shazli branched for a month long day and night to plan the attack on the sinai desert . ground and naval forces of course one of the most important exercises that had to be redesigned was the plan to cross the suez canal in the shortest possible time. were the forces of the egyptian and syrian armies counting the minutes to start this battle on saturday , october 6, 1973, coinciding with yom kippur , the biggest holiday in the jewish calendar and at the same time as the tenth month of ramadan, the war began at 14:00 mehrabad air force, 220 fighter planes passed through the suez canal, and all the command centers and fruits along the suez canal, including the stations , were subjected to heavy bom

, it rains in syria in general.ummer does not happen in my city. it was as soon as i got off the plane. and this is the first surprise first i paid attention to ours in belarus, the cleanliness of the city is such a frequency. for me so it was surprisingly a very clean city. a very beautiful city. uh the roads are very wide and that was for me. strongly e that people observe very strongly. uh bravo movement. uh, if you come to the road only on pedestrians, the woman’s walk is only with basilized light, but, unfortunately, there are no such people from where i came from. each of us is like cats, as he walks, of course, the terminal is very different, such colds, as they happen here. we don't have any in syria. i came here, essay i had a mustache. uh. i remember when the first frosts were. i lived in a hostel, not far from my studies. literally walked 5 minutes by the time i got to the university i already have ice on the geese so i had to come right away so i think it's amazing for every foreigner who came from the m

i was there, i came to turkey, he said that it is more necessary to go to syria, syria, when we were the first group to fight, we entered there on the first night, it was by plane , we also did a lot of good help for syria, syria is a completely war-torn country, but being from the islamic republic of iran is much more than the president. syria , the prime minister of syria, the minister of health and the minister of the environment the head of the red crescent society and its people, the key word of their speech was that mr. koulivand should definitely thank the supreme leader, the people and the government of the islamic republic of iran, thank the islamic republic for being grateful. you say that the light that goes to the house is forbidden to go to the mosque. in such a situation, why should you go at all, and what is the logic of helping a cat of another country, how many regions does it have? did he save the borders of our own country? god's borders the almighty did not say about cooperation on al-albar and piety. do we not have 144 verses about doing good deeds and doing serv

maybe all of the saudi due to the world and also to syria. we are also about the that the u. s. were was not very happy with these a reconnection between syria up countries, but there is no, no other way. if these recalls consolation of the relation between syria and the other countries, it will not be done. all the region is in danger. and while our countries are restoring that ties, the us has reportedly illegally transported 32 tank is of syrian oil to its military base is across the border in iraq. last august, the syrian foreign ministry estimate of the country, the oil and gas loss is due to washington vaccines at $107000000000.00. esteban korea news editor of the cradle outlet says the us need syrian oil to fund is proxies and is not actually interested in fighting terrorists. there. a locals in the north and reported a new come by of the patient army, taking out several over 2000 and tankers of seriana oil to their records in iraq. so this is something that happens on a weekly basis from our own reporting, from our own investigations or the cradle. so these, these banker

especially saudi arabia's relationship with syria and the fight give positive feedback to syria after that, if it joins the arab league, have a stronger role, you should be in a relationship with each other and be a production , what has been done in spain, nowruz, tajikistan, the islamic republic of iran and saudi arabia. and the special role of mr. jamshidpour considering the two points of the upcoming meeting of the foreign ministers of iran and saudi arabia and the visit of the saudi foreign minister to damesh to invite bashar al-assad to attend the upcoming meeting of the heads of the arab league in riyadh. to these two issues, in your opinion, the factors affecting this what are the developments and what effects and consequences will they have, which actually has its own facilities and forces in conflict and the ability to deliver peaceful and constructive bodies to each other ? in fact, the independence of a self-founded order in our region with endogenous and self-founded torture, which actually closes the entrance and influence of various non-constructive intervening powers i

and that particular strip of syria, thompson, american administration doesn't call syria anymore, puts it's got a new name for it. i know, you know, but we are living in a town with many of these stories. and there is this extraordinary ability to fudge over the facts and stick to what i call the perceived truth rather than the real truth. and i think this is where we've got to now with all this work is that george is talking about, of course the global. so the rest of the world just rejects work is, is that you start to identify a particular subjects and then make those subjects to boot. so for example, in the u. k, the opinion editor of the independent newspaper, who happens to be a black, letty, toby, i could not write an opinion pace on black issues in the u. k. think about how can i know, how can i know how about racism or black people in the u. k. you know, you'll just eliminate it. and i think the same thing is going on with the american press with the ukraine. you know, you're not allowed to write about the nazi groups operating that because that doesn't really fit into a narra

military targets inside syria-— by air strikes on military targets inside 5 ria. , ., ., ., inside syriaes, and also today, there are the funerals _ inside syria. yes, and also today, there are the funerals of- inside syria. yes, and also today, there are the funerals of the - there are the funerals of the british israeli sisters who were shot dead on friday?— british israeli sisters who were shot dead on friday? that's right, ou have shot dead on friday? that's right, you have this _ shot dead on friday? that's right, you have this backdrop _ shot dead on friday? that's right, you have this backdrop of- shot dead on friday? that's right, you have this backdrop of rising . you have this backdrop of rising tensions which have gone on now for several months, particularly an upsurge in violence since the start of this year. the latest attacks on friday saw these two british israeli sisters from a settlement in the occupied west bank, they were actually driving, we understand through the west bank trying to reach the galilee where they were planning to spend a passover holiday with members o

should we bring to the rest of the government and cbs of apartment and syria? should we bring those whole be headed serious civilians and serious soldiers and killed and make exclusions here and there. so we bring of him to the parliament, should we form a parliament or a government of really criminal that this is on possible if this is, this is another proof about how much is that policy? if united states is very bad here in middle east, in fact, independent foreign policy has long been a trigger for the us, regardless of location or prior relations with washington. that's how the tables turned on that you need and president, who once rooted for the arab spring, but is now being branded as a dictator to get more on the u. s. as flip flop diplomacy, stay tuned later the sour and while arab countries are restoring their ties, the u. s. has reportedly illegally transported 32 tankers, a syrian oil to its military bases across the border in iraq. last august, the syrian foreign ministry estimated the countries oil and gas losses due to washington's actions at $107

it was our partner in syria. it was through him that amounts were paid to ensure the safe transport of our employees and materials to pass through. we discovered that he also works for the french intelligence for renumeration. he explains that he collected intelligence through his contacts. each time he cross roadblocks, checkpoints set up by armed groups on the roads. it appears that the state was perfectly aware to pass road blocks you had to pay. hence my question, how was the money that lafarge paid him used? what pockets did they fly into? the court never answered that question. so the grimy nexus between french corporate interests and their intelligence community is essentially laid bare. the hypocrisy is hard to ignore. and for many victims of the islamic state, it's hard to stomach with lafarge, a security chief revealing in great detail how he himself had gathered information and passed it directly to french intelligence. soon as i had the information about these people, i would pass it on to the service

areas of the city of hind in the west of syria were targeted with missiles.al-ghali tv channel, citing a military source, reported that at 35:00 this morning, the israeli enemy launched an air attack from the north-east of beirut, and hit points in the city of hind and its suburbs. after which the air defense system of the syrian army targeted a number of missiles fired by the fighters in this attack, which is the third attack of the zionist regime fighters on syria in the last 72 hours. the soldiers were injured reacting to the martyrdom of two of iran's military advisers in the recent attacks of the zionist regime on syria, he stated that he is reserved in response to the state terrorism of this new regime, and you will respond at the following time and place . martyrs, the continuation of the zionist regime's attacks against syria is a violation of the country's sovereignty and territorial integrity , a violation of international regulations and laws, and the continuation of strengthening terrorists . the fake israeli regime criminally reserves its right t

we have forces in syria supporting the sdf. there is a mission in terms of the defeat isis mission. >> of these in syria are you cooperating -- >> i need to move on the headquarters are in iraq. they conduct operations in support of defeat isis mission in syria and iraq. >> i would like to remain on the same subject. i have a question about this. i posed the same question on monday, and i was referred to the department of defense. the question was when the u.s. serviceman, the military members, head of the sdf, isn't there concern with the department of concern, that the u.s. investment our main -- made targets because of the decades of relationship, in the u.s. intelligence community -- community? >> n we partneredo. -- no, we partnered with the sdf since 2014, as part of the defeat isis mission. they are not the pkk. we are partnered with sdf to defeat isis, so no, we have been conducting partnerships for a long time. we go to you and then megan. >> two quick follow-ups. in regards to the chinese activities around taiwan. bef