glad to be a putin not just wrapped up talks in the russian resort of sochi the pair discussed syria iran and security in the middle east about that this. will welcome you watching r.t. international with me to. our top story this hour the u.s. president should rethink his position towards peace talks with the taliban that's the message the group's leaders have sent to washington in an exclusive interview to r.c. i don't know that there is a behind. us there were but we are still committed to the negotiations with the i would stand and i will only see from this very minute the other side is that there's no solution for the one conflict except. except peace on the table so we don't want to revitalize the whole day to step down. from back to where we want to be with just the sound of the day after the fact if you're going to go there go. earlier my colleague neil harvey spoke to r.t. senior correspondent mike gals d have you had a chance to interview the taliban representatives you've got to look at this from their perspective just a few days ago they stood on the brink of a breakthrough wi

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netanyahu and flooded putin has just wrapped up talks in the russian resort of sochi that discussed syria iran and security in the middle east among other things . this is artsy international 1st this hour the u.s. president should rethink his position towards peace talks with the taliban now is the message the group's leader sent to washington in an exclusive interview given to auntie. but we are still committed to the. policy from this very. solution for one conflict except. peace on the table so. he compared to what we were just. after the fact to give you. a correspondent who was conducting that interview taliban leaders jones being the cd. i would have thought to get an insight into their mindset what is it that they want and how do they feel about the fact that talks of falling apart well they certainly want weren't what i expected but you've got to look at this from their perspective just a few days ago they stood on the brink of a breakthrough with regard to the after more of the 19 years of bloodshed they were talking they almost had a deal and then trump decides to call off the negot

benjamin netanyahu putin has just wrapped up talks in the russian resort of sochi the pair discuss syria iran and security in the least among others. pleasure to have your company the. president should rethink his position towards peace talks with the taliban that is the message the group's leaders sent to washington in an exclusive interview with r.t. . i do the. work but we are still committed to the. policy from this very. small solution for one conflict except. peace on the table. compared to what we were just. after the fact if you were to go. earlier on i spoke with r.t. senior correspondent i guess they have a chance to interview those taliban representatives you've got to look at this from their perspective just a few days ago they stood on the brink of a breakthrough with regard to the after more than 19 years of bloodshed they were talking they almost had a deal and then trumped decides to call off the negotiations to kill off the negotiations citing an american soldier apparently killed in a taliban released it related incident the taliban themselves are blameless either because. t

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of results are coming in talking when we look at the instability in the region especially in iran and syria but also closer to home in gaza how much is that factoring in for voters in this election. well that's certainly always on people's mind over here but all the candidates have made it also a topic in their election campaign which has been very fierce between the likud and kahala vann. mr netanyahu of course is always you know pushing his image of mr security when it comes to you know also know what's happening in lebanon syria and iran and also in gaza but also many guns he's a former army general he served under netanyahu as well as other generals in the leadership of couple of and they're also very much you know put on this image of security which is very important to them so this has been also topic but it's mainly these elections you have to say about the candidates the personalities and very much about benyamin netanyahu himself he wants to have a fist term so people are waiting to see whether this will happen and people are also waiting to see how this is all going to turn out to

on this we heard from jeff a drama an islamic based expert on political and strategic issues and syria iran charlie a professor from the gentle school of international affairs. you know even in round . all secretary of the prime minister's office has been trying to do the country don electricity because it did not include their news so all i think this you know of not many of these tracks and warnings are mainly alarmist in nature and are intended to provoke international intervention when one of the obvious imran khan publish was in the new york times so clearly he's aiming at the western. liberal establishment and possibly even to again reading each president on a from the indies believed to have negotiations and dogs but not the you know the the gun gets ahead and that's the emotional blackmail so i think the emotional argument of our son is not meaning many of. the viewpoints more divided and the need to look at it rationally in the moment the reader i think we'll have a much more calm and gradual anonymization of the situation the question mean indeed part of the nation has been under

to its destination the united states says this satellite image proves that the destination was syria iran had promised that the. earlier one supertanker formally the grace one wouldn't sail to syria the syrian government has condemned to join to us turkish patrols in northwest syria as a flagrant violation of its sovereignty armed vehicles cross the turkish border on sunday into an area that used to be controlled by u.s. backed kurdish forces the u.s. and turkey want to establish a safe zone in the area job market on is a middle east analyst said the arab center in washington d.c. he says there could be a risk of confrontation on both sides. the u.s. trying to mediate 2 rivals 2 enemies across the border is hoping that he's his meeting with trump and a few weeks at the u.n. can help solve some of the issues he's he's pushing which have a longer saves or if people around 3040 kilometers the u.s. offering only 5 at this point and also who controlled the area turkish sites wanted to be on the turkish troops call troll the u.s. prefer rather to have american troops french and british to have

netanyahu who didn't wrap up talks in the russian resort of sochi the topics of discussion included syria iran un security and the middle east. has more of the day's top stories for you coming up next interviews with some of the world's most remarkable people on sofia. hello and welcome to sophie cohen visionaries i'm sophie shevardnadze and they call him the owner. of the french literature for his no mercy approach to the evils of the modern society and masking them with some hard thing humor and satire today i talked to writer literally create a t.v. presenter and film director had to take big. but if i go back there it's really nice to have you with us today's been a while we wanted to have an interview with you what a chance that you're here in moscow so i want to start with back with your collection that's a new project that's going to come out in 6 months it's sort of a compilation of french writers you're not a meat you're a producer or an editor of this thing and it's supposed to talk it's supposed to show the french way on eternal matters and i correct exactly what are they say matter

syria iran to the white helmet scroope they claim to be a volunteer organization providing medical and humanitarian assistance for civilians but it's been embroiled in numerous controversies over the years in syria including accusations that staged a chemical attack. but the news above our heads a soyuz spacecraft carrying 3 new crewmen to the international space station docked successfully they took off for wednesday from baikonur because of the delicate process of connecting the spacecraft to the s.s. took just on the 2 hours but the good it's the 1st time since 2015 that the orbiting station will have 9 crew on board instead of the usual 6 a packed house of the it's a momentous occasion for the united arab emirates it's got its 1st ever asked for more. as part of the new team up there alongside counterparts from the u.s. and russia susskind taylor did a sterling job of watching the takeoff in kazakhstan. and we can see that the engine has ignited. the next oh wow are. just so you can understand what it feels like to be standing where i am i'm around 2 kilometers away from the launch

their news conference live from ankara where the leaders of turkey of russia and iran have been meeting over the war in syria take his leadership type word on russia's vladimir putin and iran rouhani holding a news conference just a short while ago there after their meeting in ankara earlier this monday to try and secure a lasting truce in northwestern syria saying that turkey russia and iran need to take responsibility more responsibility to establish peace in syria iranian president for his part saying that the ground my grandmas be paved for the return of security to syria and that u.s. forces should withdraw we also heard from the russian president just a short while ago has said it was important russia turkey and iran work together to bring security back to syria let's bring in jim who is live for us in ankara this was a 5th meeting between these 3 parties between russia iran and turkey did we hear anything new and what were the highlights of this news conference that. will follow just a point of clarification here this is america actually the post meeting press conference we were expecting in fact desp

turkish president has welcomed russian president vladimir putin to a summit on syria iran's president rouhani is also in ankara for the 3 way meeting mr erdogan wants to prevent any escalation of fighting in syria and the new wave of refugees fleeing the war. u.s. president donald trump says the united states could respond militarily to attack some oil facilities in saudi arabia over the weekend he tweeted that the u.s. was locked and loaded and waiting to hear from riyadh who the rebels in yemen have claimed responsibility but mr trump says iraq is to blame. on the manufacture a painkiller of the heart of the u.s. opioid crisis just filed for bankruptcy code you fall which makes oxycontin announced a $10000000000.00 plan to settle lawsuits that accuse it of playing a key role in the deadly crisis. this is d.w. news from boulder you cannot always find the latest headlines at d w dot com or follow us on twitter. feed oversight show tomorrow today is up next with meet the teams that i think food for i'll be back at the top. of the. to me. this is the least give books i've worked. is the

certainly security in everything what you just had happening in syria iran lebanon but also in the south in israel and gaza is always on people's minds here and of course also for the coming days and prime minister netanyahu has always made his career on this image of mr security so he has pushed that forward also very very prominently in his campaign but also the main contenders spending guns and the blue and white party i mean he is has been the army chief under netanyahu and in the leadership of blue and white you have 3. generals so to speak and a former defense minister they also push this agenda of being very strong on issues of security but having said that i'm standing in front of the polling station and people i talked to said this is very much about also the. kind of referendum about benyamin netanyahu and you know it's more about personalities here and this 2nd round of elections in this year than about topics and some of the people here told me actually they would like the politicians to focus a bit more on issues that are really important to say like social issues the econom

currently a quarter of the lebanese population is made up of refugees from syria. iranlds huge influence in lebanon thanks to its sponsorship of the militant group hezbollah, and israel has a long history of intervention in its northern neighbour. my guest today is lebanon's foreign minister gebran bassil. is his government making lebanon's problems worse? gebran bassil, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. once again, it looks as though lebanon could be drawn in to a dangerous regional conflict, and your government appears to be doing nothing right now to reduce the tension. why is that? actually, we want to avoid getting into any trouble. our policy is to be disassociated from any conflict in the region but we are obliged to protect our country and we are repeatedly aggressed by israeli violations of un resolution 1701. imagine that in the last two months, we had 480 israeli violations of our sovereignty by air, land and sea. but if you seriously want to avoid getting into any conflict, why do you continue to allow the militant shia group hezbollah to expand its military p

marks in terms of free and fair so if they can do in iraq why can't they do in syria priority iran the removal of all of the rainy and c'mon dude forces from the inside it's you know syria that good is not going to happen that built into their integrated with the soon to be these forces have a they're not integrated into defined integrated forces integrated in nato yeah they work together to the defense intelligence agency iran continues to field islamic revolutionary guard soldiers support the lebanese hezbollah command the shia foreign sides in that what that includes militia from iraq pakistan they were all true but they could leave tomorrow if there was a ceasefire that everybody believed in and if there was a political solution to the war there would be no reason for these people to stay on and you think the policy of maximum pressure on them is going to bring that about maximum pressure on iran. i think that. it is. a fundamental tenet of our policy that if we do not find solutions to these issues that we've raised the 3 goals i have different political solution in syria then you

syria. on the other hand even if iran dos so iran is not why you lay that any sanctions especially considering that the e.u. sanctions on syria are outside the un charter so they are illegal per se on the other hand you could see though the west the media outlets claim that iran has committed and on that they can not to unload the cargo in syria. before it's supertanker was released by the gibraltar officials but they they they just speak of their claim in one sided and biased reports where they never touch the position taken by iranian officials top iranian officials like mr is there you have to stress that you won has not on the taken anything when supertanker was released this case has continued for quite a long time now the us is at the end of identifying the banking and energy stick there's a good sanction now they are moving along the path in order to go for various small moves probably increase the pressure on to iran but so far they have failed to do sell political analysts say it must africa thank you for your time and your comments. more stories after the short break. you know world'

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netanyahu and putin now just pumped up holes in the russian resort of sochi the pair discussed syria iran and security in the middle east among others.

talks in the russian resort of sochi the discuss syria iran and security in the middle east among other things .

troops still in syria iran more times than not agreeing with iran maximum pressure on iran failing america's allies in the middle east and odds over yemen can anyone make heads or tails out of trumps foreign policy in the middle east it seems to be going from bad to worse. welcome back today's 46 years since the u.s. u.k. backed coup that killed salvador allende of chile a coup supported by just 5 u.s. official john bolton well here is the arguable favorite to be britain's next prime minister paying tribute to id and where. most people's are. pretty. close to. it was a. whole generation that leader unlike u.k. prime minister boris johnson oppose u.s. u.k. policy that arguably led to another anniversary today the 911 attacks on washington and new york were carried out by supporters of anglo american backing for the heading in afghanistan let alone islam ists in yugoslavia today britain has a prime minister who attacks opponents of al-qaeda across the middle east johnson and al-qaeda let alone new labor blairites were even warned about it by the leader who defeated them in syria but a call for

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benjamin netanyahu putin not just wrapped up talks in the russian resort of sochi the pair discussed syria iran and security in the middle east among others.

national security strategy is a ramp that puts arena in a totally different category and syria has allied itself with iran we see this in the introduction of iranian long range weapon systems of the sort that struck the saudi. petroleum installation over the weekend into syria. threatening israel and thus provoking israeli military responses which is further complicated the. environment in syria that is you have several was happening simultaneously but the core of all of these wars is a rainy and expansionism in assad's facilitation of that county stabilizing do you think those attacks on saudi oil installations for the region well i'm not responsible for the region i'm responsible for syria in the fight against isis and system which is why i said the stabilizing for the if this is not this is a serious step in the wrong direction. we just into woods where this was going to richard haass senior state department official. this is a step in the wrong direction destabilisation in the middle east again if i were responsible foreign policy or middle eastern policy and i'm not responsible for either i would be

gone to its destination the united states says the satellite image proves that destination was syria iran had promised that the adrian taria one super tanker formally the grace one wouldn't sail to syria. a turkish newspaper has revealed some new detail about how the suspects behind the murder of journalist. conspired to kill him. inside saudi arabia's consulate in istanbul last year the report is based on testimonies and statements given by the 15 suspects on trial for his murder in saudi courts the u.n. human rights office has questioned the kingdom's ability to conduct a fair trial since has more from. for the 1st time we learned about the details of those 15 good men's testimony as in solve the course those 15 men who came to istanbul to the cell the course late building right behind me to kill sounded journalists. based on what this turkish daily newspaper revealed in their testimonies those 15 members at mit it's how they organize this crime actually they say that they were here to take jamal has shifted back to saudi arabia but it was an initiative by modern military of to kill jam

to its destination the united states says this satellite image proves that the destination was syria iran had promised that the adrian's area one super tanker formerly the grease one would sail to syria. the syrian government has condemned joint u.s. turkish patrols in northwest syria as a flagrant violation if its sovereignty armored vehicles return to turkey on sunday after entering an area that used to be controlled by u.s. backed kurdish forces the u.s. and turkey want to establish so-called safe zone in the area america's support of the kurdish white b.g. has been a source of tension with turkey which sees the group as terrorists meanwhile the turkish newspaper has revealed some new details about how the suspects behind the murder of journalist. conspired to kill him he died inside saudi arabia's consulate in istanbul last year the report is based on testimonies and statements given by the 15 suspects on trial for his murder in saudi courts the u.n. human rights office has questioned the kingdom's ability to conduct a fair trial so kosovo glu has more from istanbul. for the 1st time

to the beginning and say what as the mission of they summit and all previous summits on syria between turkey iran and russia to discuss the ways to bring a long awaited peace and stability to war torn syria and this time the talks focused on 3 major things 1st and number one was the situation in syria is an old and province small either live it is a very huge area it is believed to be home right now from 2 to 3000000 people really hard to understand but it is also conceded to be the last remaining stronghold of anti government forces in syria including. moderate so-called opposition and also al qaida like islam is very dangerous terrorists are very hard to deal with not a long to go she ate with a chorus of the 3 leaders and 3 countries and syria now the regional players and outside player is happening facing this big challenge how to get treat of terrorists and this is something all the 3 leaders agreed should be done over the course as soon as possible to how to do that without harming civilians in that area and we heard at the press conference today from all 3 leaders from mr han and mr added

e'squus me in lebanon hezbollah of course being an ally of iran we also understand there's been an airstrike come for a rainy and forces inside syria will more do we know about. well there have been reports overnight about the airstrikes targeting what is believed to be a base being built constructed by iran and iranian backed groups in east syria the camel area which is very close to the iraqi border there has been no confirmation from syrian state media the reports we're getting are from opposition sources in syria war monitors in fact the syrian observatory for human rights is reporting that at least 18 fighters iranian backed fighters were killed in those strikes it wouldn't be the 1st time we did mention that israel has been targeting iranian backed fighters in syria for years but what has been happening as of late sami is that we're seeing israel expanding the scope of its military operations targeting iran and iranian backed fighters wherever it can syria 2 weeks ago lebannon and then we have these mysterious strikes targeting iraqi groups groups that are backed by iran targeting their arms depots targeting their leaders ver

mr bolton is regarded as a foreign policy hole advocating for regime change in countries like syria and iran and serving as u.s. ambassador to the united nations from the 2005 to december 2006 mr trump says he will name a new security advisor next week. as it looks he is just from washington. so welcome public tell us what sparked this dismissal highfill what appears the president and former national security advisor john bolton got into a pretty heated argument that's what's being reported here in the media just yesterday and that was over presidents president trump's decision to invite the taliban here to come david in a diplomatic effort to end the united states as the longest war of course the war in afghanistan we know that john bolton was very much against that and it appears that it was just the latest in a long line of differences both bolton on trump and now it's unclear whether he resigned or whether donald trump decided to dismiss him but the key here is that we're talking about the 3rd national security advisor who is leaving the trump administration tell us more about these disa

regarded as a foreign policy hole and advocates for regime change in countries including that syria and iran and served as u.s. ambassador to the u. and from the august 2005 to december 2006 as the trump says he will name a new security advisor next week. mr. correspondent public for us in the washington d.c. welcome public so what sparked this dismissal. what well it appears what's being said here in the media at least is that the both president trump and bolton i had a disagreement over the president's decision to invite the taliban to camp david we do know that john bolton was very much against that and it appears that they had what's being said here as some sort of heated discussion now what's quite interesting is is how were interpreted at the end of this you know this position for bolton because president trump street was quite clear the tone was quite different in the sense that he was very direct in the sense that the relationship with the position that he had was over and that was his decision john bolton in fact responded saying that in fact it was him who decided to resign now he

iran and syria as well as u.n. observers so there was from other countries actually should be noted that iraq and lebanon joined the pool of observers. in 2018 a so she took place in. you socially that was a national reconciliation dialogue congress which resulted in an agreement to create a constitutional committee which should establish the modalities for the future governmental architecture of syria now we should start the work of this process in geneva. because the list of the people to the man this committee has been completed we continue our uncompromising fight against terrorism in syria the most alarming is the situation in the only discolorations. the lives own where we've recently seen a spike in terrorist activities these days collations own should not be a harbor for extremists of all kinds and it should not be a foothold for them to carry out provocations. together we should apply more afeard to. root out the threat coming from the liberties collations. and of course we are very much alarmed to see wha

issues bolton is regarded as a foreign policy whore advocating regime change in countries such as syria and iran he is a former u.s. ambassador to the united nations don't trump says that he will name a new security adviser next week. when the w. correspondent pablo is on the story for us tonight in the u.s. capital i spoke to him a short while ago and i asked him about what prompted the u.s. president to fire his closest national security adviser. you're absolutely right brant and it appears that there is a reports here in the media saying if there was a heated discussion between now the former national security advisor john bolton and president trump over at president trump's more will say consider a tree at tone towards the taliban he believed that it diplomatic effort was at the best way to put an end to the u.s. is the longest war of course in afghanistan it was one of his campaign promises let's not forget to bring the troops home or at least bring back the majority of the troops but it's believed that john bolton was very much against it and he said that essentially inviting a terrorist i

these strikes, because we see these as, frankly, probably the only way so far that iran has been successfully deterred in syria. i think sanctions can play a role, i think political pressure can play a role, but it seems to me that iran is pretty determined to intrench itself as deeply as it can be, and syria, not just syria, of course, but throughout the region, in lebanon and iraq and elsewhere. >> other than public source information, you have not been briefed on u.s. support, military support, for the strikes that you referenced. >> we have not, senator. >> let me ask you about the humanitarian situation, the horrible humanitarian situation in idlib. we have, from this committee, a bill that is pending on the senate floor, the act that i hope, it's bipartisan, and it's strongly supported by the committee, i hope we might move to act on it within the senate, and what additionally might we do in congress to deal with the humanitarian crisis in idlib and try to ease civilian suffering? >> thank you for that question, senator. so first of all, just a note on the bill, this bill is incredibly important to the s

. >> as far as military strength with syria, iran is a completely different proposition in terms of scope, hours for different parts of the world. there is a lot of frustration, by the way, in both parties directed toward the saudis. not just because of jim khashoggi's murder a year ago. there are really two sides. i think everybody agrees the u.s. has to defend a strategic interest but there is not formal agreement on how much the saudis are worth trying to come to the rescue. >> to secretary of state pompeo, he's on his way to saudi arabia, and the question is when will he go? mike pence says he's going today. >> is it just saudi? he would do a loop around the other american partners, or does he go to europe? then been sundered from european allies. where pompeo goes is the question. >> we'll watch in the days ahead. we come back to a question on capitol hill. a big name witness and a big debate over impeachment. they give us excellent customer otservice, every time.e. our 18 year old was in an accident. usaa took care of her car rental, and getting her car towed. all i had to take care

access is frequently as india's does $159.00 times over a 3 year period far more than pakistan syria turkey iran and egypt combined according to the delhi based software freedom legal center more than half of india's regional internet blackouts have been imposed on kashmir including 55 this year alone what is unprecedented however is the scope of this one and the duration 3 and a half weeks and counting they've been cut off sometimes sometimes a couple of days even if they cut off broadband they have been other ways of getting through this is the 1st time that everything has been landlines mobile phones while internet broadband. this is nothing so really what used to happen is when there was an encounter between you know pakistan sponsored terrorists and. police or the army they used to shop in that of that particular district or that particular area but this time without. considering that there could be some kind of violence internet was shut down forms were shut down and it's been more than 3 weeks now so yes the severity certainly is massive and never seen before why ever since 947 when india

top level talks between the leaders of russia turkey and iran a well underway in ankara over the current state and future of the syria crisis. the highest one day surge prices in close to 30 years has seen this monday it comes on the back of attacks on society arabian oil refineries while the u.s. point finger at iran for the assault vehemently denies its involvement. as india climbs down on the disputed territory of kashmir separatist leader awaits trial in decades old murder case we hear from his wife. imagine any human being locked up in a cage fight by 7 feet with an. it's 8 o'clock here in moscow and you're watching out international live from last year with me. into the program. leaders of russia turkey and iran are in the turkish capital discussing the future and the current situation in syria our correspondent mary with an option or has been following the summit for us in ankara. the leaders of turkey iran and russia have gathered here again and for a fee the trilateral summit on syria at the ghana han and putin are to discuss ways to bring long awaited peace and stability to war torn country and i have to te

i do think they are intervening in syria and iran, even if it is not boots on the ground, it has becomelity is that there are joint patrols between american and the turks. on iran, there are sections not only targeting iranian revolutionary guard, but there are proxies in iraq, lebanon. the impact of sanctions on lebanese banks today is bringing hezbollah to the fore. worrying and polarising for a region that is so tense, in a way it's clear that obama's policy wasn't talking about the other problems that regions sufferfrom. i think that while we can criticise him, and i do criticise a lot of trump's foreign policy, some of the developments are outside of america's control. and by doing small things mean that they can have some control. benjamin netanyahu is facing his second election this year in israel, he desperately needs to get his majority, he has threatened to annex what is a third of the west bank, the jordan valley, and he has actually said that donald trump says it is ok. it will actuallyjust... the americans, jared kushner, is expected to deliver his new middle east peace ini

syria, in breach of eu sanctions. it was only released after assurances from iran that it was not bound for syria.e photographs reveal it is now sitting at anchor, outside the port of tartus. our diplomatic correspondent james landale reports. this is the iranian oil tanker at the heart of the row. the grace 1, now known as the adrian darya—i, which was detained injuly by gibraltar with the help of british marines. it was suspected of heading for syria in breach of eu sanctions, but released in august after iran gave written assurances that this was not the case. but look at this. new satellite images through the clouds appearing to show the tanker moored just a few miles from the syrian port of tartus, potentially there to off—load its cargo. this is hugely disappointing and demonstrates again why the united kingdom government was right to impound the vessel in gibraltar and wrong to release it. in a terse tweet clearly pointed at european allies, the us national security adviser john bolton said anyone believing the ship was not headed for syria was in denial. tehran thinks it's more important t