deliveries are rare as the winter bites the turkish government wants syrian refugees to return to a so-called safe zone in the north east of syria seized from kurdish led forces in october president i don't is support for the plan saying he would otherwise be forced to open the gates for syrians to head west into europe whole villages have been emptied in the latest all slaughter with civilians corralled in a corner of 'd the lip with nowhere else to go until the bombardments top the exit us will continue. the wall does it or untuck here on the turkey syria border. at least 8 civilians have been killed in a car bomb attack in northern syria it happened just 10 kilometers south of the turkish border in the turkish old town of sudoku a woman and a child are among the dead and several others have been wounded there's been no claim of responsibility for the attack iran says it started a series of new operations at a heavy water nuclear reactor plant the move could take the country closer to was weapons grade levels of plutonium but it does not bring the 2050 nuclear deal with world powers washington withdrew from the landmark accord

secretary general has called for an immediate end to the violence in northern syria syrian government forces and their russian allies are pushing deeper into the last rebel stronghold of italy to try to retake the area dozens of civilians are being killed and tens of thousands more fled towards the turkish border. is monitoring the crisis from untucked in turkey close to the border with syria the signs of war are everywhere in the problems where russian brokered cease fire is in touches the blitz in northwest syria is driving tens of thousands from their homes scrambling to escape the aerial onslaught from city and under russian warplanes they are cornett well donna this situation is very bad we fled from the bombardment and barrel bombs we came here just to save our children and women there is nothing else we can do is give a shelter to close to 4000000 city and with us and with the warning another 120000 heading for the border the techies he does say is his country can't cope with any more syrian opposition fighters and russian government forces agreed to us is fine focused but aske

when war broke out in syria 9 years ago $47.00 syrian pounds would buy $1.00 now it takes $920.00 there are many reasons for one western countries have strengthened the sanctions against syria syrians living abroad are also sending less money home found a lot of people have been buying dollars to shield the savings from inflation the effects on daily life a dramatic. sugar was $300.00 pounds per kilogram it became $600.00 pounds the price went up 100 percent rice was $300.00 days then we came in $800.00 pounds or more that it rose more than 100 percent. and no one expects that to change anytime soon threatening the very survival of an increasing number of syrians. 2 very different economic struggles german companies have been successful in russia for years but recent developments are making it harder to stay in the russian market political disputes with the west are hurting business and the russians are seeking closer ties with china. sadie's in moscow they stood guard based company's been making cars here since a religious year it's parent time the group's 1st plant in russia the strat

when war broke out in syria 9 years ago $47.00 syrian pounds would buy $1.00 now it takes $920.00 there are many reasons for one western countries have strengthened their sanctions against syria syrians living abroad are also sending less money home and a lot of people have been buying dollars to shield their savings from inflation the effects on daily life are dramatic the sugar was $300.00 pounds per kilogram it became 600 pounds the price went up 100 percent rice was $300.00 then became $800.00 pounds or more that it rose more than 100 percent. and no one expects that to change any time soon threatening the very survival of an increasing number of syrians. and cuba is also facing a perfect storm for its sluggish economy these days venezuela its most important trading partner is struggling with its own economic woes and the trump administration in the u.s. is rolling back more permissive obama era policies on cuba the country's 2 currency system one for residents and one for tourists could soon be gone as part of the efforts to get the economy go it's a tale of 2 currencies. for the l

are many reasons for war in western countries have strengthened their sanctions against syria syrians living abroad are also sending less money home and a lot of people have been buying dollars to shield their savings from inflation the effects on daily life are dramatic the sugar was $300.00 pounds per kilogram it became 600 pounds the price went up 100 percent rice was $300.00 then became $800.00 pounds grossed more than 100 percent. and no one expects that to change any time soon threatening the very survival of an increasing number of syrians. to taiwan now wealth ortiz is stepping up efforts to clean up the energy sector c o 2 emissions are high in the country at 10 tons person a year they're significantly higher than the average of 7 tons here in europe a next report takes a look at how efforts to switch to renewables the going down in the country here in taiwan electricity is very cheap but most of us is still generated in coal and gas powered plants that despite the fact that the government offer subsidies for solar panels. chan hooping is the co-creator of a green energy crow

i rise today, again, to bring attention to the happening in idlib, syria. syrian dictator assad, and putin and their co-conspirators continue to bomb the town of idlib. house school, a school supported by my constituents in arkansas, has third time than this bombing massive attack. recently watched the video posted on twitter of the air home s hitting a civilian in the same town where wisdom house school is located. many of the children attending the wisdom house school are now orphans. there are no military targets in this area, which has been epeatedly bombed by the assad regime. when we look back on this colon flikt -- conflict, the united states and our allies in europe will hang heads in shame for ignoring gave a green light to assad for the slaughter of his own people by the hundreds of thousands. mr. speaker, since its formation, nato has served as foundation for security between the united states and our allies in europe. years ago, the now 29 members at ed to a goal of spending least 2% of their gross domestic product on defense. president trump took offi

united nations is saying more than 200000 civilians have been forced to flee their homes during the syria syrian government offensive on province russian backed syrian army forces are trying to retake the last rebel held area in the country and say they've taken more than 300 kilometers of territory in the past week thousands of families are reportedly too frightened to move fearing as strikes and shelling. 12 people have been killed after a plane crash shortly after takeoff in kazakhstan i said the 98 people on board survived but at jet plowed through a concrete fence and into a 2 story building 49 people are now in hospital in the city of almighty some of them in a serious condition a sign that i live it was one of the survivors on board the plane and described how he managed to escape the wreckage. of the plane began shaking so really it was a nightmare inside my phone in my pocket and taught myself to build the plane leaned forward it was clear that we would crash into the ground. the bang was strong and the lights went off some were alive some were not so much screamed that we should exit t

out of the air as the winter bites the turkish government wants syrian refugees to return to a so-called safe zone in the north east of syria seized from cuts led forces in october president i don't want his support for the plan saying he will otherwise be forced to open the gates for syrians to head west into europe whole religious have been emptied in the latest all slept with civilians corralled in a corner of adlib with nowhere else to go until the bombardments top the exit us will continue. on talk here on the turkey syria border. at least 8 civilians have been killed in a car bombing in northern syria it was carried out just 10 kilometers south of turkey's border in the turkish old town of some look a woman and a child were among the dead several others were wounded no claim of responsibility for the attack. a bus was plunged off the road and into a river in indonesia killing at least 25 people it happened in a remote part of south sumatra is thought the vehicle may have been carrying 50 passengers rescue teams are still searching for any survivors. students groups in india's capital new delhi are leading an unauthori

over the past few years syrian troops that cleared most of syria's territory from terrorists and there are 3 they will do the same in. this area of strategic consultants will be cleared of terrorism if you're just like aleppo not the syrian cities before. the. bit over to us now to talk about iran's relations with saudi arabia and the gulf cooperation council condemned. by months foreign minister use of cannot always been a to visit to serve our mission it. is excellent in the law we has been foreign minister of amman for over 30 years now if you drop this time relations between iran and amman have been developing consistently our countries enjoy a long history of friendly relations as to saudi arabia and other countries in the region as if they wish to build their relations with iran within the framework of international law and we welcome that if saudi arabia wishes to build friendly relations we will reciprocate we would advice saudi arabia to pay attention to the lessons as there are precedents from states in the region taken to account but just subtle issues while dealing with ira

over the past few years syrian troops that cleared most of syria's territory from terrorists and they were. they will do the same. this area of strategic importance will be cleared of terrorism just like aleppo not the syrian cities before. let's not talk about iran's relations with saudi arabia and the gulf cooperation council can. i months foreign minister yourself you know are we in a to visit to say our mission. is excellent in the law we has been foreign minister of amman for over 30 years now throughout this time relations between iran and amman have been developing consistently our countries enjoy a long history of friendly relations as to saudi arabia and other countries in the region as if they wish to build their relations with iran within the framework of international law and we welcome that if saudi arabia wishes to build friendly relations we will reciprocate we would advise saudi arabia to pay attention to the lessons as there are precedents from states in the region take into account well the subtle issues we're dealing with iran if saudi arabia decides to pursue an ag

over the past few years syrian troops have cleared most of syria's territory from terrorists and thereare the they will do the same in. this area of strategic importance will be cleared of terrorism if you're just like aleppo not the syrian cities before. let's not talk about iran's relations with saudi arabia and the gulf cooperation council. by months foreign minister yourself may not always have been a to visit to serve our mission it. is excellent in the law we has been foreign minister for over 30 years now throughout this time relations between iran and amman have been developing consistently our countries enjoy a long history of friendly relations as to saudi arabia and other countries in the region as if they wish to build their relations with iran within the framework of international law and we welcome that if saudi arabia wishes to build a friendly relations we will reciprocate we would advice saudi arabia to pay attention to the lessons as there are precedents from states in the region taken to count the subtle issues we're dealing with iran if saudi arabia decides to pursu

rebel held stronghold of it live as a syrian government offensive intensifies zeros mom of the dough as more of. these no letup in the mass exodus of civilians from syria's loss to the rebel held strong . tens of thousands are rushing to its the turkish border scrambling to escape the aerial onslaught from russian and syrian forces on. the airstrikes shelling and but obama talks on it lip appears designed to do just that push people out there now quote.

syrian conflict government forces are now making steady gains as they advance towards the town of moderate and nor man they want to capture the crucial m. 5 highway which links the capital with syria's largest city aleppo. syrian government forces advancing from the east have surrounded a turkish observation post in the region turkey backs syrian rebels and has 12 observation posts in northwest syria as part of the agreement brokered last year with russia turkish presidential spokesman ibrahim callen says ankara is talking to moscow to reach a new cease fire for cuts from the numbers and the russians have informed our delegation in moscow they will try to achieve a truce and stop the regime attacks within the current 24 hours were of course a fall and a part of an end to the attacks and the attack should come to an end immediately and implement under the new ceasefire this is our main expectation from the russian side a cease fire agreement in 2017 led to the creation of for the escalation zones in syria one of them was it lip and as we mentioned earlier turkey and russia agreed in september last year to a sensation of hostilities between rebel fighters and pro forces in the provinc

>>> this week, air strikes, barrel bombs and shelling have picked up yet again in northwestern syria. syrianrces and their russian allies are targeting the area and to maximize human casualties, they apparently carry out double tap strikes to kill rescuers as they respond to the first attack. syria's white helmets have released a video that they say shows us that as they rescue a 9-year-old girl. arwa damon reports and a warning, you may find some of the footage disturbing. >> that's isla, 9 years old, trapped under her collapsed home from an air strike. moments earlier, the civil defense volunteer you see in this video could hear her mother's faint cries from deeper under the rubble. but then there's is another warning. when the with smoke and dust clears, nate is by her side, but he says her mother's voice is gone. it's hard to describe the following day what it was like with the girl in my arms and the strike and and realizing that i couldn't hear her mother any more. he says he tried to distract isla. he tries to focus her attention on freeing herself. he doesn't have the heart to tell h

president says his country cannot handle another flood of refugees from the war in syria or egypt to one is saying $80000.00 syrians are heading towards the turkish border to escape province syria's last rebel held province is on the daily attack by russian backed syrian government forces the m 5 highway runs through the province and is the main road out of the town of marjah an escape offutt at a standstill as tens of thousands fled north the market town now a ghost town as government forces close in the once bustling rebel held region is a crumbling shell streets are empty and houses of been destroyed algiers there is mohammed of dough is following the story for us from antakya this is a border with syria and he explains some of the risks and challenges people are facing. wall there facing all kinds of dangers from the blitz kind of doll by russian and city and force. and coughs of bombarding villages on tom's blitz tools same talk been intended to send these people out of jail form so that the syrian government forces can have a free han dealing with the rebels who are in control of large parts off we've seen lo

now more than 230000 people have fled the province in northwestern syria as russian backed syrian government forces intensify their military campaign there the province is the last major area held by anti-government rebels and their jihad is allies it's also home to $3000000.00 civilians many of whom have already fled other war torn parts of syria the u.n. estimates that 80 percent of those fleeing now are women and children to refugee camps flooded by heavy winter rains which has raised concerns of a humanitarian disaster along the turkish border the syrian russian bombardment is part of a new offensive to return the region to syrian government control. and following this very complicated messy story for us is in for him from our newsroom thanks for joining us so what what impact is this military campaign having the humanitarian situation there i mean you have to imagine this is a heavily populated province and it's witnessing a full scale ground offensive so far the government has taken over government forces have been able to capture over 40 villages people are fleeing but largely they do

out of the area as the winter bites the turkish government wants syrian refugees to return to a so-called safe zone in the north. syria seized from kurdish led forces in october president i do on his support for the plan saying he would otherwise be forced to open the gates for syrians to head west into europe whole villages have been emptied in the latest all slaughter with civilians corralled in a corner of 'd. with nowhere else to go until the bombardments top the exit us will continue. on the turkey syria border iran says we're going to series of new operations the heavy water plant the move could take the country closer towards weapons grade plutonium but it does not breach the 2050 nuclear deal with world powers washington withdrew from the landmark accord last year we imposing sanctions on tehran that prompted iran to scale back its commitments under the deal. moscow's envoy says the leaders of russia and ukraine have agreed to a prisoner swap before the end of the year it follows a cease fire agreement between both countries in paris earlier this month it was the 1st face to face meeting between the leaders of

syria. i do want to saying $80000.00 syrians are heading towards the border with turkey in order to escape syria's last rebel held province which is on the day of the attack by russian backed syrian government forces as the violence in libya continues to escalate present i do and has also begun i outstrip to tunisia he met with president. turkey has offered military support to libya's u.n. recognized government which is based in tripoli and been under a months long offensive by the forces of 24 half. elsewhere about a dozen bikini soldiers have been killed in an attack in the country's north this according to the press agency it reports that a military patrol was ambushed in the volatile soon province has already declared it 2 days of mourning for an early attack on choose day that left at least 35 people dead in iraq the governor of bus or province aside of a donny has been nominated as the next prime minister but protests have rejected the nomination because of his ties to iran and i done his name was put forward by ben are one of the largest iran backed blocs in iraq e politics several well kno

been killed including 5 children in russian and syrian government airstrikes these were in 2 villages in a province the last remaining rebel held areas in syria around $25000.00 syrians have fled the province in the past week alone due to an escalation in regime airstrikes and at least 7 kenyan police officers have been killed after their bus was attacked near the somali border kenya's president says gunmen from the armed group stops the bus on a remote road between the towns of wedgie and they're back in june 8 police officers were also killed in a similar attack in which a county. in the news ahead education under occupation is ready forces move against students in the occupied west bank why thousands of afghan refugees are choosing to leave iran and return to the dangers of their homeland. how the weather looks rather wet and windy and at times wintry across the middle east at the moment a fair amount of clout there just spinning out of iraq into iran and behind me still a fair bit of cloud there across syria and there's more where that came from we have got some showers just around the eastern side of the mediterranean into lebanon maybe

that intensified in northwestern syria. syrianrussian allies are targeting the area. they apparently carry out double-tap strikes. that is to kill rescuers as they try and save people who were attacked. syria's white helmets, as they're called, have released a video that they say shows just that as they rescue a 9-year-old girl. cnn has our story but we warn you some of this footage is disturbing. >> reporter: 9 years old trapped under her collapsed home from an air strike. moments earlier, civil defense volunteer you see in this video could hear her mother's faint cries from deeper under the rubble. but then there is another warning. when the smoke and dust falls, still by islam's side but he says her mother's voice is gone. it's hard to describe, lathe tells us the following day. what it was like with the girl in my arms and the strike and then realizing i couldn't hear her mother anymore. he said he tried to distract islam. he tries to focus her attention on freeing herself. he doesn't have the heart to tell her her mother is d

also coming up a mass exodus from northwestern syria after 2 weeks of bombardment from syrian and russian forces the u.n. says 230000 people have been displaced most of them women and children. good to have you with us. authorities in the somali capital mogadishu say at least 78 people have been killed by a truck bomb the explosion hit during morning rush hour at a busy security checkpoint it's the deadliest attack to rock the smaller capital in years and was. survivors of a massive truck bomb explosion being ferried to hospital out of all the attacks the capital suffered in 2019. this is the worst. i've been here all the beauty of it knocked me to the ground with its force i've never seen such an explosion in my entire life will be much. more mention of that was once the blast took place as i was getting off a minibus. i was on my way to work the short of it my leg got injured some of. the tangled wreckage on saturday morning the people of mogadishu were gearing up for the new working week when the bombers struck. a truck loaded with explosives was detonated at a busy control checkpoint

martin thanks for joining us syrian government forces backed by russia and other allies are pushing to retake the deliberate and the last major bit of rebel held territory in syria and home to 3000000 people. ends of thousands are fleeing the violence heading towards turkey turkish president regift fears they could eventually enter turkey which is already home to nearly $3700000.00 syrians the largest refugee population in the world has warned there will be consequences for europe if that happens. the desperate search for people buried in the rubble left by another bombing in syria as strikes by russian and syrian forces continued throughout the weekend. they're aiming for al qaeda linked militants while the hit here was a busy market. we were here when the missiles hit and we have nothing to do with this gk we are all civilians here my son was wounded this is a civilian area what can i do. the smoke rises from another drop to bomb on for another family it's time to pack up and leave. he's taking his family away from the violence. whistling again because of the heavy bombardment by the criminal bashar al assad yesterday more than 400 rockets hit this town. and t

the lebanese libra and is believed to be behind the collapse of the currency in neighboring syria the syrian pound reached a record low of 950 to the dollar this week more than double the official rate the depreciation in the currency which is the largest since 2011 so 8 years of war did not have the impact that the economy crisis in lebanon had it's you to the biggest the biggest syrian depositors having their money in lebanon with a capital control they're not able to move their money to use it which will affect the syrian economy level of the banks have been the engine for syria's sanctions hit the economy but this country has been it political and economic turmoil in recent weeks forcing banks to control access to cash and prevent transfers abroad. the crisis has also affected tens of thousands of syrian workers who transfer their salaries back home they're now being paid in the lebanese pound which has lost at least 30 percent of its value on the black market the remittances that were much needed hard currency sanctions by the west since 2011 for its clampdown on peaceful protestors syr

to syria where at least 10 civilians have been killed in russian and syrian government air strikes they targeted 2 villages in the province of idlib is the last remaining rebel held area in syria around 25000 syrians have fled the province in the past week alone due to an escalation in regime airstrikes the u.s. and iran have exchanged prisoners in a swap facilitated by the swiss government the iranian government has released a chinese american jewry one who faced spying charges after being detained in 2016 in exchange the u.s. has released iranian scientist must sued solomon nia who flew back to iran with the foreign minister hammett job zarif said big is in tehran he says the prisoner swap has been in the works for a while now. foreign minister divides reve has been talking about a possible swap for a while back in september he had said that he had offered exchange of prisoners but it had to be for an iranian he said that as foreign minister he couldn't just go to the courts here in iran and ask for the release of sure where one that it had to be for an iranian at that iranian was the

president says his country cannot handle another flood of refugees from the war in syria or egypt type 21 says 80000 syrians are heading towards the border with turkey in order to escape syria's last rebel held province is on the day the attack by russian backed syrian government forces the main road out of the town of mar it all no money is at a standstill as tens of thousands flee north algiers mohammed dough is in antakya on turkey's border with syria and explains the risks and challenges faced by those who a fleeing. wall there facing all kinds of dangers from the blitz carried out by russian and syrian force. craft bombarding villages and towns blitz the tools say talk been intended to send these people out of their homes so that the syrian government forces can have a free han dealing with the rebels who are in control of large parts of it we've seen long queues of vehicles. coming to its bubble how entry points of turkey they're not being allowed to cross of course and they are setting up come along the road others have had to go into some big tents that have been put up by turkish chided living toge

today us forces remained postured in syria, in close coordination with syrian democratic forces. the recent turkish incursions complicate this battle space that the permit of the phentermine confident we can continue the mission the president has given us in syria which is to ensure the enduring defeat of isis. we maintain leadership role in the defeat isis campaign which brings together 76 nations and five organizations to provide funding, military capability and political support. in iraq we continue to work by, with and through the iraqi security forces to enable a strong and independent state. and i visited our iraqi partners, to train and advise efforts with the iraqi military to remain strong and continue to show progress. moving to iran over the past 18 months, in the economic and diplomatic maximum pressure campaign. these efforts ring the iranian regime back to the negotiating table for new and better deal that addresses the full range of threats emanating from iran. tehran's efforts to destabilize the region to decrease in recent months to attack targets in saudi arabia

syria's. russian and syrian government forces have intensified their air and ground offensive causing the 250000 people to flee the area in libya one civilian has been killed and several injured in the fighting south of the capital tripoli libya's internationally recognized government says its push toward cleaver have to us forces away from the airport also a u.s. contractor has been killed in the attack on the iraqi military base several rockets were fired into the base near kirkuk that houses both iraqi and u.s. troops several service personnel were also injured. hundreds of protesters have stormed a shopping mall and home calls in all the new territories near the border with mainland china they're angry over the practice of mainland chinese crossing the border to buy goods in hong kong demonstrators say it's just what did local communities protests have been repeatedly held in hong kong for more than 6 months against china's increasing influence in the region. the u.n. special envoy to yemen is making his 2nd visit in 10 days to the capital sanaa the arrival of martin griffiths coincides with

have an inch of errors reports there but what you were seeing was syria at least 19 civilians killed including 5 children in russian and syrian government air strikes they targeted 2 villages in the province of idlib the last remaining rebel held area in syria around 25000 syrians fled the province in the past week alone because of an escalation in regime airstrikes several bushfires in australia have now combined into a single so-called mega fire strong winds a stoking the blaze north of sydney and in new south wales 6 people have been killed and around 700 homes destroyed during weeks of unprecedented profits this report from the moment. the giant inferno is spreading in bushland and forest across large areas of new south wales emergency crews are battling to controlled more than 100 fires as the flames burned into the night they formed what firefighters are describing as a mega fire destroying several homes and scorching 300000 hectares of land firefighters say they can't cope but notice what for the next minute there's a 30 minute fly morris i mean. highlighting the dangers facing emergency crews a water bombing helicopte

he was forces remain in syria, operating in close formation with the syrian democratic forces. although the recent turkish incursion as complicated as battles space, the department of defense has become confident that we can continue the mission in syria, to ensure the differing defeat of isis. we obtain it leadership role, which brings together 76 nations and five international organization to provide funding, military capabilities, and support. we continue to work by, with, and through the iraqi's case security forces to ensure a strong state. despite the turmoil, our assisted efforts with the iraqi military remain strong and continues to show progress. moving to iran, over the past 18 months, the department of defense has supported the united states economic and diplomatic maximum pressure campaign. these efforts seek to bring the iranian regime back to the negotiating table for a new and better deal that addresses the full range of threats emanating from iran. tehran's efforts to destabilize have increased as the attacker targets in saudi arabia, disrupting the strait of hor

democrat forces and their civil war against syria to protect civilians and their how they are being attacked by the syrian government itself. or to counter the assad regime but yet those are criticisms that you receive every day they were not accomplishing your goals of syria. how difficult is it for you to operate informally formulate policy when you don't have an updated authorization of use of force in the middle east? >> we think we have sufficient authorities under the [inaudible] to the conduct what we need to do in syria. those are holding up fairly well and we think we can do what we need to do at this point in ti time. >> would echo that. it allows us to conduct strike operations against the terrorists, al qaeda and et cetera. isis we all should remember is a direct derivative of al qaeda and it is al qaeda in iraq rebranded as isis. [inaudible] was its leader at one point. they grants us the authorities to conduct operations and continue operations for the enduring defeat of isis. >> what has been a significant debate and house and in the senate as to whether or not the scope of what you current

president trump born yesterday syrian and russian forces threatening thousands in northeast syria. civil war has plagued many presidential administrations. back in october, we saw done with former u.s. ambassador to the united nations susan rice. i asked her about the obama administration's policy to syria back when the war broke out in 2011. >> at the end of the day, president obama's judgment was, while he would help the rebels, provide humanitarian assistance, to all the diplomacy we could to end the conflict, we would not intervene militarily to topple a side. he did make the decision to fight isis and other al qaeda affiliated groups in syria. that is the war that has been prosecuted primarily by the kurdish forces that president trump yesterday announced we were abandoning. urds, for all these years, have been fighting our fight, as well as their fight to eliminate isis, and had done so with our backing rather successfully. , in president trump said effect, we are abandoning you, we are leaving you to the wolves , the turks, who have every interest in killing them. they view

you in the united states the syrian story is not down the front page for a long time it's all about impeachment elections and ever since president trump withdrew from syria with her u.s. troops there's really been very little syrian news here but what will be the cost of the syrian government you know retaking the region is home to 3000000 people including 1000000 children 40 percent of the people there come from the previously opposition how areas so what's going to happen to these people. well it's if as you you know we've stated over and over again this is a humanitarian disaster waiting to happen there are many militants in this region syria is using that as a pretext or as an excuse to destroy them and we know that the united states just you know a little while ago bombed it live province itself in order to kill kill of baghdad he who had taken refuge there with some of his men many isis people had fled into the region so the world opinion may be less. maybe divided over this region and this you know the world is really not looking turkey has closed the border and even though it is waving its arms at this in asking to international community to do s

been out in istanbul protesting against russia and its escalated bombing of syria's province the demonstrators were mostly syrians living in turkey they waved their national flag and chanted slogans in arabic the united nations is warning of devastating consequences for adlib the only remaining rebel controlled province in syria tens of thousands of people have been forced to flee their homes with the border to turkey now closed they have nowhere to go mykola gauge reports. tents go up in the syrian town of dunn are now a temporary harm for families with nowhere else to go if they fled martel newmont in the south of italy province as syrian government forces advance many leaving most of their belongings behind. we fled from the bombardment and came here it's a small camp that doesn't really fit a lot of people and the people just keep coming the situation is not that. since the start of december nearly 250000 people have been displaced from you'd leave the last rebel held area of syria most women and children many have fled by road for others fuel shortages have stopped them from getting a why some are trying to

president says that his country cannot handle another flood of refugees from the war in syria or egypt says $80000.00 syrians are heading towards the turkish border to escape it live syria's last rebel held province is on the daily attack by russian backed syrian government forces the m 5 highway runs through the area and is the main road out of the town of march i'll know a month and escape politics at a standstill as tens of thousands fled north the market town now a ghost is now ghost town as government forces close in on the wants a sling rebel held region now a crumbling shell streets are empty and houses destroyed mohammed does an taqiyya on turkey's border with syria. there's no letup in the miles. serious loss to the rebel held strong. tens of thousands of rushing to it's the turkish border scrambling to escape the aerial onslaught from russian and city and forces on. the asterix shelling and but obama talks on it lip appears designed to do just thought push people out there now quote it with nowhere else to go. you know all of salt. my god take revenge on all those who caused this what have we done