takis president russia talk about iran has dismissed a proposal for a cease fire in northeast and syria insisting the operation will continue until his country's objectives have been achieved aid agency doctors without borders says it's been forced to suspend the majority of its work in the region because of the offensive as that operation continues russia says its troops on now on patrol in northern syria then harder reports. the russians moved in after the americans moved out in a deliberate withdrawal the city of mumbai is moscow's latest victory in syria its military police now patrols a front line that separates the turkish and syrian army's their presence stops a turkish led military advance towards the city which sits on the m 4 highway a main logistics and commercial route that runs to the iraqi border the city also connects the east of the euphrates with the rest of northern syria the russian move disrupts ankara's plan to create what it calls a safe zone to allow refugees who are afraid to live under president bashar assad's rule to return home. we will liberate a few forman b

on the international community is condemning takis offensive the u.n. security council is holding an emergency meeting in just a few hours tuckey's president says the operation will bring peace and stability and loose out what he calls kurdish terrorists. on to other news now in protest as in ecuador have fought with security forces during a 7th day of anti-government demonstrations thousands of people in. on the streets of the capital angry over fuel price hikes introduced by the president. his administration has now temporarily moved to the coastal city of kill our latin america and it is that. on day 7 of nationwide demonstrations against governmental sturdy measures a nationwide strike paralyzed much of the country as massive protests continued especially in the ecuadorian capital was in quite a key with the president has set up a temporary seat of government a smaller but noisy group of demonstrators peaceful barges of their own run riot police and soldiers trying to keep these anti-government demonstrators away from another group that's demonstrat

takis ground offensive against kurdish forces in syria is underway as jetson on terrorist target key positions. they didn't help us in the 2nd world war they didn't help us with. and accused of abandoning his kaddish allies the u.s. president says he sees it differently. i know i missed and this is al jazeera live from tire also coming up protesters in ecuador fight with police during a national strike or massive hike in fuel prices. 2 people have been killed and what is now being treated as an anti semitic attack. military offensive against u.s. allied forces and northeast syria has entered its 2nd day the military says it's had 181 terrorist positions so far the operation began late on wednesday afternoon with aerial and artillery bombardment and then just hours later turkish ground forces crossed into northern syria from 3 entry points he calls the kaddish forces who control the area terrorists president says the operation will prevent the creation of a terror corridor across turkey's southern border the opposition syrian democratic forces say the offensive is calls to panic and r

forces from north and syria which basically gave green light for taki to have its military operation there now this whole peroration is seen highly critical by large parts of the us administration and the political arena there by international partners as well then also turkey nato ally is moving closer to russia is getting closer to russia it has board a russian made missile defense system the s 400 system recently that has angered washington and turkey on the other hand is very frustrated over the u.s. has refused refusal to hand over. the man that ankara blames for the failed coup attempt here in turkey in 2016 so a lot of issues but interestingly present edwin still rely as heavily on his personal ties to president trump and he is expected to travel to washington in november the 2 men will meet so many interesting developments that we have to see what comes out of that face to face meeting how the ceasefire in northern syria has ended here want to plan for that region. well it was a tacky russian deal and the bases of this and everything that that continues now and moves on now i

safe zone in northern syria kurdish forces are started we're treating from some positions along the taki border as part of a 6 day ceasefire agreement between ankara and moscow but there's been reports of continued fighting from both sides of aide has more now from on the takis syria border. it's the 3rd explosion in less than pretty 4 hours in northern syria an early morning call shows that dangerous the district is now under the control of turkish backed fighters who took it from good forces it's part of the 30 kilometer safe zone which turkey wants to establish on the border it shares with syria the syrian national army a group of fighters backed by turkey say there would be more casualties if the blast had happened during rush hour. so. the car exploded and we had a lot of. them to the hospital the area here is for civilians there are shops here and are working very. dirty says it's defused hundreds of homemade bombs and minds in the areas and its military denies allegations by kurdish fighters of advancing in 3 villages outside the ceasefire zone kurdish forces have asked western al

has said that they're handing over responsibility for all of those detained i thought feiss to taki so do we have any indication yet as to how tech is going to deal with them on. know no real indication yet how how that's going to how that's going to play out obviously there's been huge reluctance by europeans to take back members of eisel and the u.s. as well. as a huge responsibility to deal with these i mean i think that the numbers are reportedly 2000 forward fights is held by the s.d.a. when i say foreign i'm only european and this around 8000 iraqi and syrian fighters as well i still fight is that of being held so any kind of military operation in this if controlled territory has huge security risks an off the wall can only really be described as a as a massive success i mean i remember reporting along this border a couple of years ago and you would see i still attacks from across from across the border i still had a huge presence in this area so the s.d.f. have been massively effective instrumental and has endorsed by president trump himself so yeah there is a lot of speculation

requested the meeting after taki announced the start of its cross border operation and. after days of discussion the un security council's agreed to have a meeting on current developments in syria but there's very little chance of agreement on anything other than expressions of general concern what do you hope to achieve to speak road discussions and bad circumvention is that. we should give peace is that the chance to solve only issues since it's the european members of the council have been pushing for a meeting some of them have strong.

out of syria house speaker nancy pelosi says the bill will also call for stronger sanctions against taki. we would have a bipartisan bill to oppose the president's decision to terribly dangerous decision and that we would have legislation with strong sanctions and it against turkey of the president gave a very unlike to turkey to go in and commit this humanitarian disaster or to the kurds making us an untrustworthy ally and then had a wet noodle for. his sanctions which just were not up to the task and that resignation comes as donald trump sends both his vice president and secretary of state tacky on wednesday to seek a state fire even though the texas president says he isn't willing to negotiate with cutter's forces who want to bring our soldiers back home. and. would be very tough on turkey at a lot of others they have to maintain their own properties now they have to maintain peace and safety. and we'll see what happens the delegation were asking for a cease fire we put the strongest sanctions that you can imagine but they get a lot we have a lot in store if they don't if they don't

of view this operation is essentially an operation to defend turkey's national security against for taki for terrorist citizens a very real terrorism threat well kurdish officials. well this is coming from a spokesperson of the kurdish forces there was also a video that was showing how security kurdish security forces were chasing some i says family members in one of the largest camp called a whole camp that houses about 70000 ice is family members wives and children all vices of fighting as and now the crowds have mentioned this before and they have been warning about this they said you know if we are busy defending. ourselves our territory against a turkish army we can take care of the isis prisoners that we are keeping here so now this is a report that's coming from the kurdish side but i have to be careful here we can't independently verify this or this video that has that is out there right now. now we'll take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world a new member states have authorized the block's chief president goes asia to seek a last ditch deal with the u

had watching things for us at the syrian taki border thanking china on joshua landis is the director of the center for middle east studies at the university of oklahoma and he says that trump has little knowledge of what might become of kaddish forces if techie doesn't launch a military offensive but this shows the real collapse of the foreign policy process in the white house we've seen this before in it in korea decisions and tweets that were made about the iran situation in the gulf just a week ago people are guessing what america's going to do next and this is this is clearly not good trump wants to get america out of syria which is understandable he promised in his campaign that he would end the stupid wars in the middle east and he wants to fill some of that now that makes sense the trouble is he knows very little promise of lee about the long history between the kurds and turkey he doesn't realize how brutal the turkish army will be once it gets amongst the kurds . and in news just in at least 13 people have been injured in an explosion as university in afghanistan local media

achieve with its incursion into northern syria but the zone will be under international control and not takis security. canadians are going to the polls to determine whether prime minister justin trudeau will win a 2nd trudeau slot.

said germany does not appreciate not turkish efforts when it comes to hosting refugees we know the taki is hosting 3600000 refugees from syria more than any other country in the world and then he also said that the turkish military operation in north in syria has been and i quote him here disproportionately criticize been disproportionately criticized in germany and the german media he said trust has been breached so sounding quite angrily there and then he also mentioned the agreements turkey has reached with the u.s. and russia about the situation within syria and he emphasized that these 2 countries have recognized the legitimacy off turkey's over ration and this is the major source of disagreement here between the taxation and the german foreign minister because heiko mas as we know ahead of his visit clearly said that he considers the turkish military operation i quote him an invasion that is not in accordance with international law he repeated this today and that was something you can you could clearly feel in this press conference this was causing a lot of tension all right so a

recommendation is that we establish an internationally controlled securities are in in cooperation with taki and russia. and. this security czar and would seek to resume the fight against terror and against isis which currently has come to a standstill. moment to touch them and even the calling is. it would also ensure that we stabilize the region and say that rebuilding civilly in life is once again possible to. say that there is who have fled can also return voluntarily. our let's bring in our chief political correspondent linda crane she's on the story for us tonight good evening to you melinda so take a kid what exactly is she hoping to achieve with this proposal. well i think 2 things 1st in terms of defense and security policy she said very clearly look europe has to start stop talking and start acting she essentially said we have to get out of the position of being a bystander and really start to initiate action and i think that comes against the background of. of a feeling that europe often although it is directly affected by events in the middle east is in fact not actively involved

a week into takis offensive a new than syria fighting still rages here to push back syrian militias seen here at battling kurdish fighters who are counterattacking to retake the town. the turkish onslaught has left the kurdish autonomous administration in northern syria little choice but to turn to the assad regime for help. all syrian government troops have pushed forward to stop the turkish advance. they have reached the city of man bridge a strategic town situated on the nature highway. syrian state television was on the ground as local celebrated the troops arrival. russian troops have also been spotted in the town and the russian foreign ministry says its soldiers have created a buffer between the syrian and turkish army is to avoid a direct confrontation. it's moscow that has gained most from the withdrawal of u.s. troops and the subsequent turkish attack on the deal between the kurds and moscow's ally are sad gives russia access to northern syria previously under us way. as washington's influence wanes russian president vladimir putin the striding the regional stage after a visit

vice president 5 to ankara for crisis talks with takis president.

recommendation is that we establish an internationally controlled securities are in in cooperation with taki and russia. and. this security czar and would seek to resume the fight against terror and against isis which currently has come to a standstill. it would also ensure that we stabilize the region so that rebuilding civilian life is once again possible. so that those who have fled can also return voluntarily. that was german defense minister and a great crime karrenbauer from the significance of this is our chief political correspondent melinda crane this kind of a proposal for a military initiative in northern syria is pretty one of a kind coming from germany but certainly germany has acknowledged that it needs to do more in the area of security and defense as you know it's been under a great deal of pressure among amongst others from president donald trump saying germany needs to pay more for defense it needs to pay more into nato and i think there is a sense in that in this country particularly with the pool back of the united states from international responsibility that europe and

they're not getting takis plan to carve out a buffer zone along the border and to move against the longtime enemy the kurdish led syrian democratic forces to cut say several civilians and soldiers have already died in the assault and they claim takesh bombs that struck a prison holding fighters from the so-called islamic state. retaliates restrikes came from within syria. some heating homes on the turkish side of the border. turkish president rejects edda one of a so the start of what he calls operation peace spring it's an offensive made possible by washington's decision to clear the way by withdrawing u.s. troops we were put into this battle interjected it was supposed to be a 3030 day period and we've been there for many many years and it's time to get out we're speaking to bus it's. we've told the president or to go on how we feel but we are speaking to us and we're seeing what can be made out of a situation both the u.s. and turkey belong to nato it's caution. i count on turkey to act with restraint. and sure that any action it may take in northern syria is proportionate and much shoul

mean monod taki the sanctions seem to have had little impact so far correspondent dorian jones has more from istanbul. turkey's political leadership have dismissed sanctions by u.s. president donald trump as further financial markets in turkey shrugged off their impact there have been expectations that the sanctions by washington would be far more severe but trump sanctions were largely seen as symbolic for the turkish lira even recording a modest increase as along with the broader financial markets turkish president reject type word one vowed to continue its operation until all the objectives have been achieved turkey continued to ramp up its offensive into syria and there is mounting concern over the strategically important syrian town of mom bitch damascus forces have taken over the town of the syrian forces open the doors as part of a wider agreement but turkish forces are camped out around the important town with president vowing to take it the mask equally determined not to allow that to happen and russia has deployed its forces between the 2 armies russian president vladimir puti

just today off to his troops moved into northern syria takis president adding one has launched the european union if you dare to criticize what we're doing in syria all open the gate and flood you with refugees. plus this year's nobel prize in literature goes through a controversial austrian confessed his exploration on the human experience and the polish or the wins last year's nobel prize for how work touching on the docket chapters of how countries popped. down scoring a goal against repression iranian women win access to the 1st ball stadium and are allowed to take their seats at a men's international for the 1st time in a much functioning. i'm headed home free glad you could join me we start here in germany where the government is warning that the threat of nationwide right wing terrorism is now quote very high this comes after a gunman killed 2 people in an anti semitic attack in eastern town of howler on wednesday in tack and city's jewish community fell on the holiest day in the jewish calendar young people. a city in mourning for the victims and in solidarity with the survivors ger

president donald trump has called takis assault a quote very bad idea he earlier withdrew u.s. troops who have been supporting the cuts. black smoke fills the sky above across a line in the town on the turkish syrian border is one of the targets of un chorus bombs. turkish armed forces say the strikes aren't aimed at civilian areas. but despite the assurances many local residents took to the roads to bring their families to safety. kurdish forces here are once part of an uneasy coalition with turkey with both sides working to defeat the so-called islamic state in syria however on camera has branded the kurdish led forces terrorists because of their links to militants who have carried out attacks against the turkish government. in a tweet turkish president. said his armed forces intended to neutralize the terrorist threats against turkey and set up a safe zone allowing the return of syrian refugees to their homes. the kurdish spokesman called on the international community to pressure turkey to stop the bombing saying the syrian democratic forces would be forced to halt their ca

takis president has warned his country will crush kurdish fighters if they don't withdraw from the say sign in northern syria kurdish forces a gun retreating from some positions along the turkish border it's part of a 6 day cease fire agreement between taki and russia has still been reports of fighting from both sides. on the turkey syria border. it's the 3rd explosion in less than 24 hours in northern syria an early morning call shows the dangerous the district is now under the control of fighters who took it from kurdish forces it's part of the 30 kilometer safe zone which turkey wants to establish on the border it shares with syria the syrian national army a group of fighters backed by turkey say there would have been more casualties if the blast had happened during rush hour so. the car exploded and we had a lot of army brought them to the hospital area here is for civilians there are shops here and are working very korea. 30 says it's defused hundreds of homemade bombs and minds in the areas of cleared and its military denies allegations by kurdish fighters of advancing in 3 villa

ensure that syrian kurdish forces retreat 30 kilometers from the border during a cease fire russian and takis troops will then jointly patrol a buffer zone 10 kilometers wide added one had demanded 35 kilometers particular close to syrian refugees will move into the areas that are to be cleared of terrorists because the facts around 1000000 people you know. turkey and russia will be hoping for international help to resettle refugees but a german proposal to establish an international safe zone was not considered it in the sochi talks. with new you what do you need europeans for another unnecessary big player in a situation that's very difficult anyway and then you add in some strangers and you know i don't think russia wants that issue but the fewer partners the better. the so she t.l. will enhance putin's role in the region even add one had to accept that in the search for a solution to the syria conflict there's no way around the russian president. well for some analysis now we're joined by christine actually is an author and middle east analyst good to have you with us the turkish and russ

troops from syria well our correspondent charles structured is in cali on takis border with syria charles what kind of troop movements have you been seeing where you are and is an incursion imminent. it's very difficult to say whether they think any kind of incursion is imminent but certainly evidence would suggest last night that that may well be the case on our drive back to hotel last night we passed dozens of military vehicles heading in those direction a.p.c.'s what we believe to be trucks carrying ammunition and flatbed trucks transporting tanks as a safe to safe to say at least 70 vehicles just in the course of our journey 45 minute journey back to our hotel we're also hearing reports certainly on the tricky media certainly turkish media some outlets saying that there were turkish drones that may have been operating last night over syrian territory across the border possibly on reconnaissance missions we can't confirm that and you mentioned in your intro yes this interesting point that the turks are going to be joined by what it describes the free syrian army they call themselves a

recommendation is that we establish an internationally controlled security zone in cooperation with taki and russia. and. this security czar in would seek to resume the fight against terror and against isis which currently has come to a standstill. woman to todd some believe in the cold is. it would also ensure that we stabilize the region so that rebuilding civilian life is once again possible. so that there is who have fled can also return voluntarily. has criticized germany and europe for acting too much like onlookers in the syrian conflict and says a political initiative through nato is needed. this is the area in northeast syria that ana could come kagame bower is talking about the german defense minister wants to set up an internationally controlled safety zone here along the turkish syrian border turkey launched its offensive on the 9th of october after washington decided to pull out of the region acar says it wants to clear the area of kurdish militia groups it considers terrorists including the syrian kurdish peoples protection units or why p.g. bilin considers the offensive a

with its incursion into northern syria but those zone will be under international control and not takis security zone with. there been more violent protests in chile despite the government announcing the suspension of a controversial public transport for.

that takis border with syria for us thank you channel well as you think hearing from the russians have been waiting for this as well. as more from moscow. well most go has been relatively quiet since sunday's announcement by donald trump that the u.s. wants to pull out its troops from syria by russia of course is a key player in syria and the main reason for this silence of course is that russia was getting exactly what it wants it has been asking the u.s. to pull out from syria for quite a long time and also today in this very 1st official announcement of minister of foreign affairs sergey lavrov stressed again that the presence of the united states in syria is violating u.n. security council resolutions and is also threatening the territorial integrity of syria he actually even sad and i'm quoting u.s. is playing in contradictory dangerous games in syria which actually could stir up trouble in most of the region so he's now calling for a dialogue he also says that he has a hotline with ankara and that president reagan has promised russia that it would would would protect the territor

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die i should say it is trying to lengthen the life of these groups we do not agree to any attacks by taki and by supporting them and the world needs to be behind the attack on the northeast of syria the turkish government describes the main fighting force of the s.d.s. as a terrorist organization linked to the outlawed kurdistan workers' party the p.k. k. would use force against the turkish government for decades. early on sees this military operation as a chance to weaken an old enemy but the international community is worried about the prospects of more suffering for the people of syria as well as the security implications of this move. turkey has so far off wouldn't do clear planning about how to deal with thousands of jailed eisel fighters the syrian side of the border. the turkish defense ministry says a ground incursion into syria has begun and there are rising fears for the hundreds of thousands of civilians living close to the border many of whom fled to s.t.'s controlled territory to safety in a country that has already suffered years of war that al-jazeera on the turkish syrian

joins us now from tehran pienaar that's near takis border with syria and also just a few kilometers from charles what's happening there now that's right russell line is just across the border from where we are we've seen pretty heavy artillery bombardments this morning by turkish forces a lot of heavy machine gun fire in the city now according to syrian rebels that are fighting with turkish forces in that city they're telling us that they're finding it very difficult to take full control of it they say the advances made during the daylight hours of a lost at night what they describe as being tunnels s.d.f. or kurdish fighters hiding in tunnels a lot of snipers as well and they're forced to to pull back. those syrian rebel forces just said to us that they are claiming to have taken control of a number of villages to the west of the city so an ongoing battle here and bear in mind this started over a week ago the city fundamental to what it describes as its 1st stage of this military campaign we understand that the syrian army are. based at various locations around 30 kilometers back from t

posts in northeast syria and says american troops one to protect kurdish forces in the area should taki attack them now turkey has been widely expected to launch a major military offensive in that area the u.s. also criticized european countries for being unwilling to report trade for myself now being held there as prisons kurdish forces control much of syria's north and they say they will not hesitate to defend themselves the united nations says it has drawn up a contingency plan to offer humanitarian aid in the area while tuckey's president recently spoke and says ankara can no longer ignore the threat posed by the armed fighters across the border in northern syria. the withdrawal of u.s. troops from the area has begun following my phone conversation last night with president trump as you know we had made a decision and always said that we may arrive one night unannounced and this decisiveness continues because we can no longer accept the threats caused to our country by these terrorist groups and let's take a look at exactly where all of this is happening in syria it involves the nor

see what you make of takis argument that needs to be an area of insanity as well science can feel safe and that we can have a comeback to where people can have safety when you make advance well let me tell you what's turkish aim in curating this so-called safe zone in northeastern syria or russia what turkey wants to create is to create a bridge of course on between the kurds in the south east of turkey and the kurds in russia and also to give bigley clans these areas from it is original inhabitants which includes predominately christian her defense among other ethnic and religious minorities and displacing these original populations and resettling them with syrian refugees out of the 3500000 refugees that use of is referring to my question for you said will be how many out of these 3500000 refugees in turkey is a commodity or kurds why did turkey never had to accommodate the syrian refugees among the christie refugees among the 3500000 or so little number that he is referring to in fact children are not accommodated do you want to answer to you what his response that question is in th

correspondence all stratford isn't up to cali on takis border with syria so charles turkey saying willing and able to take the lead now what kinds of movements have you been seeing there on the border. well as we've been reporting we've seen a steady troop build up over the last 48 hours or so certainly last night trip back to our hotel and on the road we saw our boss called voices of military vehicles heading in this direction we're directly on the border the town behind me. was taken control of by the s.d.f. by those kurdish forces from i saw in 2015 and this convoy that we saw included a.p.c.'s we believe trucks full of ammunition flatbed trucks also carrying tanks so this this military movement by the us along this border certainly seems to have continued as you report. we've also heard and seen video footage all of the buses carrying in free syrian army fighters now these fight is. inside syria being supported by the turks it's pretty much the beginning of the revolution in syria. we have come to the understanding that they have been stationed in a base put in a base here in turkey t

vice president mike pence travel to takis capital for talks with president. cut his fight as of now been given 5 days to withdraw from the region by attack he wants to enforce that so-called safe so i can sit and begins our coverage from ankara which president. then he came with an ultimatum and left with a deal a cease fire in arms for noise in syria by the u.s. and turkey after hours of talks among the do you know how pink touched up the relations between the made to allies that have been tested by turkey's military operation against the wife e.g. turkey seems to suing her despite to group a terrorist organization the united states and turkey have agreed to a cease fire in syria. the turkish side will pause operation peace bring. in order to allow for the withdrawal of why p.g. forces from the safe zone. for 120 hours all military operations under operation peace spring would be pause in operation the spring will be halted entirely on completion of the withdrawal. the agreement promises collection of y p g have of the prince and the disabling of their forti

on the international community is condemning takis offensive an emergency meeting of the u.n. security council is due in just a few hours tuckey's president says the operation will bring peace and stability and rushed out what he calls terrorists. while on to other news the protesters in ecuador have fought with security forces during a 7th day of anti-government demonstrations thousands of people marched on the streets of the capital quito angry over fuel price hikes introduced by president lenin renner well his administration has temporarily moved to the coastal city of quiet kill our last american editor you see in yemen is that. on day 7 of nationwide demonstrations against governmental sturdy measures a nationwide strike paralyzed much of the country as mass protests continued especially in the ecuadorian capital was and by your team by the president has set up a temporary seat of government a smaller but noisy group of demonstrators held peaceful barges of their own rather riot police and soldiers trying to keep these anti-government demonstrators away from another group

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confirmation within the past hour or so from the turkish defense ministry that the grand offensive is now taki place. turkey has moved increbly swiftly today with an operation from the air and from the ground. a unilateral action by a nato nation that has been widely condemned. it has caused alm in the european union andescribed as by president trump as a bad idea but of course, many will point out that president trump himself has helped paved the way for all offohis. the americans withdrew some of reeir special forces that on the border. that gave a clear signal to president erdogan that he could proceed.am ica denies it was the green light, but it has been read that way by the syrian kurdish forces who are under attack. already tonight we are starting to receive reports from inside ouria and from monitoring about civilian casualties, and we are being told that at least 10 syrian civilians have been killed. now, britain has joined the countries expressing serious concern. it has said that this unilateral turkish action risks not only destabilizing the region, but alsondermining the progress t

recommendation is that we establish an internationally controlled security zone in cooperation with taki and russia. and. this security czar and would seek to resume the fight against terror and against isis which currently has come to a standstill. is. it would also ensure that we stabilize the region so that rebuilding civilian life is once again possible. so that those who have fled can also return voluntarily. or at you're listening to that suggestion is an internationally controlled security zone something that russia and turkey would welcome. or probably yes i think so at least in terms of the kremlin official line moscow has long made a big deal of wanting more international coordination in syria 1st with the americans and the russian minister of defense by the way often complained to that the u.s. didn't want any corporation now the democrats are gone from syria russians could have more coordination with turkish troops on the ground and some political called in addition with european partners especially with germany at the same time yuri syria's president bashar assad has been vi

to the ite house as he does abo prosecuting this invasion successfully, resettling syrian refugees, taki care of the threat that turks feel, and bolstering his ownal standing. he could probably do without the visit to washington in november. laura: senator lindsey graham,th who is behinpush for sanctions ininhe senate, he is saying he talked to a kurdish commander tonight and the turkish forces are moving into nd that is a nightmare in the making. how could that affect the whole dynamimi steven: the push further into syria, the push further totohe iraqi border, which is whatn president erdoys he wants to do, threa a humanitarian disaster for the kur. bane is important and symbolic, the place were isis lay siege to the kurds in the beginning of the fight against the lamic state. that is where the united states came to the rescue of the kurds and forged this relareonship between the united states and the kurdish fighting forces in syria. for the turks to move in and for there to b ba battle and humanitarian disaster would really leave american policy in the region in tatts. laura:en when p

he's history is full of the stain of genocide and slavery has no right to say anything not selection taki not expected mohawk. but for washington lawmakers this is more about the president and the presidents president trump and president everyone spoke on the phone 3 weeks ago and that conversation triggered a geo political earthquake trump withdrew u.s. forces from northern syria and cleared the way for the turks to invade northern syria to push back kurdish forces which turkey regards as terrorists these are actions that the u.s. congress has loudly condemned with words and now with actions it is always the right time to recognize genocide but it is particularly so today for when we see the images of terrified kurdish families in northern syria loading their possessions into cars or carts and fleeing their homes headed to nowhere except away from turkish bombs and marauding militias how can we truly say the crimes of a century ago are in the past we cannot we cannot pick and choose which crimes against humanity are convenient to speak about we cannot cloak our support of human rights in

vice president mike pence traveled to takis capital for talks with president. kurdish fighters have been given 5 days to withdraw from our region by attack he wants to enforce that so-called safe zone some call cod begins our coverage from ankara which president. they came with an ultimatum and left with a deal a cease fire in hours for noise in syria by the u.s. and turkey after hours of talks among curragh the deal how pink touched up relations between the nato allies that have been tested by turkey is a military operation against the wife p.g. turkey seems to suing her despite to root a terrorist organization the united states and turkey have agreed to a cease fire in syria. the turkish side will pause operation peace bring in order to allow for the withdrawal of why p.g. forces from the safe zone. for 120 hours all military operations under operation peace spring will be pause in operation the spring will be halted entirely on completion of the withdrawal. the agreement promises collection of why p.g. have appends and the disabling of their fortifications a

forces from north and syria which essentially gave the green light to taki for it's a military operation against kurdish fighters that now this is an offensive that has drawn a lot of cross its criticism from the us administration the political arena there in the us then again turkey is a nato ally it has recently purchased a russian made defense missile defense system that has angered washington and turkey on the other hand is very frustrated about the us is refusal to hand over fit to lead the man blames for the failed to military coup here in turkey in 2016 so there are a lot of issues interesting late president edwin still relies on his past in a relationship with donald trump any plans to go to washington in about 2 weeks' time and meet him of course one of the things that has angered lawmakers in the u.s. turkey's recent actions in northern syria talk to us about the cease fire that has and that there were mr irwin's plans for the region. well now he plans to have joint patrols a with russia there in the area on the syrian side of the border they are expected to start on friday thi