a major escalation in dozens of texas troops dead taken back to taki for treatment. as a result of the airstrikes 33 soldiers are martyred. none of our wounded soldiers who are being treated in hospital are in critical condition . lot of us mere martyrs rest in peace. takis response was swift tech issue officials released footage showing their italia tree strikes saying they have fired on all known syrian government targets. meanwhile takesh officials say that opening the border to the millions of syrian refugees who want to go to europe reversing a pledge turkey made to the european union in 2016. and near the takesh greek border refugees are ideal waiting to cross into your i. heard the news and that's why i came i want to go to europe. on the way for over $22.00 and a half hours. we were living in istanbul we want to go to greece the international community is scrambling to respond to these developments with the fate of these refugees still. missing a close look at this with. a visiting scholar at the carnegie endowment for international peace he specializes in fo

takis response was swift turkish officials released footage showing the retaliatory strikes saying they have fired on syrian government targets . near the turkish border with greece refugees awaiting at the border to cross into europe turkish officials say they will open the border to millions of syrian refugees who want to go to europe reversing a pledge turkey made to the european union in 2016. the international community has condemned the wars ongoing humanitarian impact on. what is happening in northwest syria these said is beyond imagination it is not human to be tolerable. they taught no children so traumatized they no longer speak. taki has given syria an end of the month ultimatum to retreat with ferrie and it's an i rush era fusing to back down a humanitarian ceasefire may prove anything if. w.'s yulia is covering the story for us and joins us now from istanbul this is a serious escalation between ankara and damascus what's the latest you're hearing from the turkish side yes indeed it is a very serious escalation in this a direct conflict between takesh and russian backed syri

refugees we've talked to afghan people to people from iraq who told us they don't want to stay in taki they want to move on to ward 0 so they are taking this leap of faith by the end of the day it seems there is no way for them to move into greece the border is closed so for people here a lot of uncertainty right now they definitely don't want to go back to turkey that's what they told us. out. through the turkish border. well a greek authorities have tightened border controls the security forces here earlier today have been using tear gas basically to keep people away one afghan lady told us that she was beaten that's of course something we can't independently verify but greece has made it pretty clear that they will keep their borders closed the greek prime minister also said illegal crossings will not be tolerated you know all the latest developments for the people here who came here who were hoping they could cross into your robe i mean uncertainty it's sausage raining heavily here it's cold many people will probably have to spend the night here in these temperatures. how those ope

takis response was swift. released footage showing their retaliatory strikes saying they have fired on all known syrian government targets. meanwhile takesh officials say that opening the border to the millions of syrian refugees who want to go to europe reversing a pledge turkey made to the european union in 2016. and near the takesh greek border refugees are already waiting to cross into your app i. heard the news and that's why i came. i want to go to europe. i've been on the way for over $22.00 and a half hours. we were living in istanbul we want to go to greece the international community is scrambling to respond to these developments with the fate of these refugees still unknown and. i think a closer look at this with. a visiting scholar at the carnegie endowment for international peace he specializes in the turkish foreign policy welcome to day w what's your assessment of the original. incident an attack or a mistake. not certainly an attack there is no reason to think it was a mistake because. he wasn'

taki has given syria an end of the month ultimatum to retreat with ferrie and it's and i rush arraf using to back down a humanitarian ceasefire may prove elusive. let's bring in correspondent yulia han for more on the story she's following it all so istanbul hi yuliya good to see you this is a significant escalation can you bring us up to date on the latest that you're hearing from the turkish side. well yes indeed this is a major escalation in this said direct conflict between turkish and russian bagged syrian forces there in it live we have seen a number of clashes in recent weeks by that as strike according to what we understand the has a cause for the largest death toll for turkey in a single day since it 1st intervened in syria 4 years ago now turkey has been hitting syrian regime positions in the it live in the past hours that's according to the presidential palace in the it comes off for a national security meeting was a held in the on current shed by prison and one himself so no signs are backing down here from ancora and let me remind you present adlon has also given the moscow's

a major escalation in dozens of texas troops dead their wounded taken back to taki for treatment. of result of the airstrikes $33.00 soldiers are martyred. none of our wounded soldiers who are being treated in hospital are in critical condition. rest in peace. turkey's response was swift turkish officials released footage showing their retaliatory strikes saying they have fired on all known syrian government targets. meanwhile turkish officials say that opening the border to the millions of syrian refugees who want to go to europe reversing a pledge turkey made to the european union in 2016. and near the turkish greek border refugees are ideal waiting to cross into your app. i heard the news and that's why i came i want to go to europe. on the way for over $22.00 and a half hours. this. is the we were living in istanbul we want to go to greece the international community is scrambling to respond to these developments with the fate of these refugees stolen and. let's get more on the story now we can speak to military analyst pavel felgenhauer in moscow and correspondent yulia han i

taki which supports some rebel group. is alarmed by the number of people moving toward its country tekkie already has more than 3 and a half 1000000 syrian refugees and says it can't handle any more. about where boy i don't know where i'm going i just want to get on the road stay under an olive tree what am i supposed to do where my supposed to go. there or. not to turkey if turkish president add one has his way in the tech capital ankara he said it's just a matter of time until turkey intervenes because that is your proof your record we are no making our last warnings unfortunately we have not been able to reach the desired result so far during our talks in turkey in russia and in the field meanwhile russia tried to tone down the rhetoric while defending syrian government forces who it says are being targeted by taki he is just a letter a leader of the syrian armed forces respond to these unacceptable provocations confirming that the hearings and the initial agreements on the lips including cease fire agreements and we s

a major escalation and dozens of techies troops dead their wounded taken back to taki for treatment. as a result of the airstrikes 33 soldiers are martyred. none of our wounded soldiers who are being treated in hospital are in critical condition . this martyrs rest in peace. takis response was swift turkish officials released footage showing their italia chief strikes saying they have fired on all known syrian government targets. and is hoping for a u. and nato support in this are they going to get it. well turkey will. get some money from the u.n. that's for sure if they prolonging the 4 year old refugee deal but with nato are not so sure nato is split down in the middle you have to know when it comes to turkey because turkey's operating on the syrian soil and nato is saying this is illegal on the other hand the nato ambassadors also already declared today that this attack by the syrian army of cause is not ok and they call on syria and russia to hold the aggression and nato secretary general stoughton back did not offer any concrete new have for turkey so far let's have a listen to

taki which support some rebel groups is alarmed by the number of people moving toward its country tekkie already hosts more than 3 and a half 1000000 syrian refugees and says it can't handle any more. i don't know where i'm going i just want to get on the road stay under an olive tree what am i supposed to do. supposed to go. out there or. not to turkey if texas president ratchet type address on has his way in the tech capital ankara he said it's just a matter of time until turkey intervenes because that is your proof yet i think we are no making our last warnings unfortunately we have not been able to reach the desired result so far during our talks in turkey in russia and in the field meanwhile russia tried to tone down the rhetoric defending syrian government forces who it says of being targeted by taki. it's just really the syrian armed forces respond to these unacceptable provocations confirming that the hearings and the initial agreements on the lip including cease fire agreements that we support them and. a country still deep in war people here desperately looking for refuge meanw

taki which support some rebel groups is alarmed by the number of people moving toward its country tekkie already hosts more than 3 and a half 1000000 syrian refugees and says it can't handle any more. i don't know where i'm going i just want to get on the road stay under an olive tree what i was supposed to do were my supposed to go. not to turkey if takesh president ad one has his way in the czech capital ankara he said it's just a matter of time until he intervened so that it was your proof yet again we are no making our last warnings unfortunately we have not been able to reach the desired result so far during our talks in turkey in russia and in the field meanwhile russia tried to tone down the rhetoric while defending syrian government forces who it says of being targeted by taki. he sticks to the story that is really the syrian armed forces respond to these unacceptable provocations confirming that the hearings and the additional agreements on the lip including cease fire agreements and we support them and that. would give. a country still deep in war people here desperately lookin

refugees we've talked to afghan people to people from iraq who told us they don't want to stay in taki they want to move on to ward 0 so they are taking this leap of faith by the end of the day it seems there is no way for them to move into greece the border is closed so for people here a lot of uncertainty right now they definitely don't want to go back to tell you that's what they told us. the world health organization says there's now a very high risk of the corona virus spreading globally warning it could reach most if not all countries in the world at least 57 countries are territories have now reported infections authorities have also confirmed the 1st death of a british citizen a man who had been quarantined aboard a cruise ship anchored off japan south korea has seen a sharp rise in infections with more than 500 new cases bringing the total there to more. more than 2300 and nigeria has registered the 1st case in sub-saharan africa . in just 2 months more than 50 countries have reported cases of corona virus beginning in china's hu bay province the disease has now reached every

longer stop refugees from trying to cross into europe now right behind me is the borders zone between taki where i am i'm greece on the other side so there's some kind of no man's land in between and this is where many refugees have gathered today right now it's quite difficult to say how many people all there are in this area but i've spoken to turkish reporters who've been here during the day and they put the figure at 200 to 500 people interesting lee not too many syrian refugees and many people we've spoken to are actually from afghanistan or iraq and they just told as you know that they took a leap of faith after they heard the news that the borders to europe would be open they grab their belongings and they made their way here by buses some individually apparently also smugglers were involved only to learn that they will not be allowed in that they won't make it to europe so frustration here right now is high with many people who are hoping you know to cross into greece but now actually they they don't know what to do because they also don't want to go back to techie so it seems of t

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military clashes with syrian regime forces these have been the most serious direct confrontation between taki a nato member and syrian regime forces in the past nearly 9 years that this war in syria there has been going on now add one has invested a lot military and politically standing up to damascus in the past year or so for him it's of course very difficult now to take a step back he's also accusing the syrian regime of intentionally trying to drive people out of towns and cities and towards the turkish border so they could more easily take these areas now this seems to me as if we are for now heading towards more confrontation if we're going to see more confrontation was also supposed to reveal some concrete steps on what's next we didn't hear much much about this from him today my guess is they are still trying to exhaust diplomatic channels talks with the kremlin in particular with russia because as it seems now this is the only way to ease things down to get out of this and what does all of this mean for the humanitarian situation for the people who live in this is. being trapped by t

envoy to syria visited taki and they seem to have found some common ground here but how is that actually being received on the syrian ground because we saw an incident in northwestern syria today which would suggest that there's quite a lot of pristina t. towards american forces. well 1st of all the u.s. government's reaction in my opinion has been only lip service because it will it falls outside the u.s. influence let's assume that turkey and the u.s. reinitiate their copper ration in syria as happened in the in their early twenty's in their early years of to syrian conflict the u.s. has no influence in those regions to facilitate any military maneuvers so whatever the u.s. official position might be in this sphere will remain as a lip service trying to repair the relations between washington and ankara in the wake of the reproach one with being on core and moscow. as you may also mention in north eastern syria there was an incident in arab village in fact after the u.s. decision to withdraw from north eastern syria the u.s. is not the most popular among the local community of course b

a sudden flare up in the syrian conflict taki carries out attacks against government targets in italy province according to reports as afghan chorus base 33 turkish troops were killed in northwest syria. a.b.c. news suspends one of its veteran reporters. after he appeared on i secretly recorded video slamming his network and out of himself with the socialist. rivals to bernie sanders in the race for the democratic us presidential nomination result with 26 dean playbook suggesting he's backed by russia. jacqueline berger is here with your next news updates in just about 60 minutes right now on r.t. it's the kinds of reform.

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images of people gathering at takis land border with greece and bulgaria people trying to move to the greek islands in boats and these of course are pictures that will cause quite some concern in europe they might also force europe to act when it comes to bring our correspondent yulia han in istanbul and our in moscow thank you both for joining us. here in germany the health ministry has confirmed almost 60 cases of the coronavirus that is a significant jump from just 16 at the beginning of the week at least 57 countries or territories have reported cases of the virus a short while ago authorities confirmed the 1st death of a british citizen a man who had been quarantined aboard a cruise ship anchored off japan south korea has seen a sharp rise with more than 300 new infections bringing the total there to more than 2000 nigeria has registered the 1st case of the virus in subsaharan africa and iran which has seen the largest number of deaths outside china called off friday prayers in some major cities in a bid to stem the spread of the virus let's take a closer look now at south korea

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takis response was swift turkish officials released footage showing their retaliatory strikes saying they have fired on all known syrian government targets. meanwhile takesh officials say that opening the border to the millions of syrian refugees who want to go to europe reversing a pledge turkey made to the european union and 2016. and me of the turkish greek border refugees are ideal waiting to cross into your i. heard the news and that's why i came because i want to go to europe this is. the way for over $22.00 and a half hours. this. is we were living in istanbul we want to go to greece the international community is scrambling to respond to these developments with the fate of these refugees still unknown. let's get more on the story now we can speak to military analyst pavel felgenhauer in moscow and correspondent yulia han in istanbul good to have you both yulia let's start with you there what more can you tell us about the latest developments. well we've seen a number of clashes that between takesh and russian backed syrian regime forces in recent weeks and but from what we un

another flare up in the syrian conflict taki carries out attacks against government targets in providence according to reports i thought i'm cursed days 33 turkish troops were killed in northwest syria. a.b.c. news to spend one of its veteran reporters off that he appears on i secretly recorded video slamming his network and outs of himself with the socialist. rivals to bernie sanders in the race for the democratic us presidential nomination result with 2016 playbook suggesting he's backed by russia. jaclyn viewers have with your next news updates in its past 60 minutes right now on r.t. it's the kinds of. guys are this is the poor boy we've got a shocking story involving a french guy bernard arnault you gotta love it well bernie erno you know he owns a major versus luxury goods they do louis v. tahn and all these other luxury brands out of france i remember a few years ago when notre dame burned down he was so generous and gave billions of dollars. i want to look at this notion of these billionaires increasingly showering us deplorable zz with their benevolent large jest right because be

right takis president has warned damascus against further provocations in syria's last rebel held territory a resit type 2 and says he will strike against government forces anywhere if they target turkish troops in the province is also demanding syrian forces be pushed back beyond turkish observation post by the end of february. only civvies don't think nobody these attacks are directly targeting our soldiers and directly targeting turkey there's no more time for talk we have to look at the realities on the field and by the end of february the regime must be pushed behind observation point whatever is needed on the ground or in the air we are not going to have any hesitation and we are going to act on it well syrian government forces have killed 15 turkish soldiers in recent days that much of the fighting in the past week has focused on the m 5 highway which is a main trade route that links the massacres with aleppo government forces are now fully in control of that crucial highway for the fighting has triggered a humanitarian crisis has displaced nearly 700000 people the syrian government'

in the north west of the country as the campaign continues to seize the last rebel stronghold but takihas also sent in major reinforcements to the region and says all options are on the table to stop the government's advance. has more now from istanbul. the moment the syrian army seize control of the hilltop village on the southern outskirts of aleppo will give the army the height advantage to monitor and shelled rebel positions the army has also recaptured other rebel held territory in northwestern aleppo that's seen as another major setback days after the rebels lost control of the city of. the government insists it's fine it will continue to defeat what he describes as terrorist organizations syria's leaders in damascus also brushed aside warnings from turkey to halt its offensive or face bitter repercussions. over the past few days are barely an armed forces have managed to make significant achievements it troops were coming from eastern little met with the advance forces from southern aleppo and managed to regain control of the geographical area more than 600 square kilometers. as

there is a balance for us from taki thank you very much hassle. now japan has reported 79 more cases of corona virus on board a quarantined cruise ship in yokohama there are now over 600 infections reported on that vessel hundreds of passengers had been allowed to leave after they were declared healthy but questions are being raised about just how effective the quarantine has been in the 1st place has run mcbride reports from yokohama. this was the day all of the passengers and crew on the diamond princess have been waiting for the start of disembarkation after 14 days of quarantine people who have tested negative for the corona virus were allowed to leave yokohama support in a stream of vehicles through wednesday some sharing their experiences on social media continuing journeys that they had expected to complete weeks ago the spread of infection through the ship during the quarantine sickening hundreds more people has raise serious concerns here and internationally that's been made worse by an infectious diseases expert taking to social media to

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>as we mentioned the imary eltion is next week's super tuesday andtonight we are taki a closer look at proposition 13 that is the multi billion dollars school bond measure it's designed to help gra facilities on campuses all across california. our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala breas it down. >>aside from the democratic presidential primary. the only other statewide issue on next week's ballot is proposition 13. no not the operty tax measure voters passed in 1978. the new prop 13 allows the state toborrow billion for school upgrades in construction on campuses across california. >>there a students who are going to school every day and facilities thatreally are up to par. there are times and places ere bond financing is appropriate. but the ate is currently sittin on the voting unrway in the y the debate is intsifying on prop13 the billion bond asure would provide k through 12 filiti $9 billion for safety and modernization grades with $6 billion for california college campuses supporters say prop hazardous materials like asbestos and mold along with the testing and treating of ad

immediate reports of damage or casualties and israel has not commented well despite the threats from takis president syrian government forces have continued their push into province the last rebel held region hundreds of thousands of people displaced by the fighting are now heading towards the takesh border from within and possibly reports. a scene of devastation is what is left from the syrian government's intense aerial bombardment and ground offensive in the last stronghold of the syrian opposition. despite rounds of talks and shaky cease fires this push has triggered one of the largest waves of the space meant into 9 year conflict. civilians leaving everything behind and heading north towards the turkish border so i look at them i've already been displaced twice maybe i'll have to move again i don't know what to say the situation is very bad we heard about the ceasefire but never witnessed it on the ground just displacement and suffering the u.n. says at least 520000 syrians have been displaced in the last 2 months alone many children are among them. it is not all of the violence but a

the syrian government is currently conducting an offensive to retake the last rebel held areas while taki says it's planning to establish a safe zone in northern syria well let's go live now to house and had say in turkey for us how some you've already seen so much suffering there from civilians who are heading for the border how likely and how imminent is this offensive. what it could be just about sort of to a time before before before there's an agreement if there's no agreement that i think the chance of that an outright war between syria and turkey was significantly increased the article 15 now is about syria no from a turkish perspective the latest advance of the syrian army is a violation of the terms of the agreement that was signed between russia turkey and iran in 2018 and that established save zones in its live that's violation explains from the turkish perspective the need for them to send more troops on the ground to monitor the situation but ultimately to prevent president bashar assad from moving forward towards it now they haven't seen any indication that syrian army is go

highway this latest development comes amid continued fighting with turkish forces in the north earlier takis military says it's killed $101.00 syrian government soldiers and the province retaliation for the deaths of 5 of its troops on monday let's take a closer look at who is in control of what to areas in syria government troops and the. allies are advancing with the help of russian air power of captured all of the m 5 highway the road is crucial to the country's economy the m 4 highway which is one of the main roads linking latakia and it led to the rest of the country is partly under rebel control turkey has a number of observation posts along its borders several a surrounded by syrian troops they include the one that came under fire on monday prompting turkish retaliation. same question all that was inside syria at a how are not far from the turkish border she joins us now live sam just bring us up to speed what's happening there on the ground. well there are reports that claim that the syrian government forces have full taken control of the m 5 highway is there but we are also hearing