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the dominance over many in syria. fighting has also intensified in the past week in the northern parts of syria. where the new coalition seems to push from the islamic state out of the city. in iraqit is the other hard line group that is spearheading the fight. >> another battle that's making the lives of syrians even more. >> in a suicide attack -. >> in the ministry at the air base. >> the prime minister is stepping down, the resignation is part of a deal between the ruling coalition and the opposition to end months of political deadlock. it means the end of the first democratically elected government, which came to power after the revolution three years ago. >> the planned government will continue to function, until the new government is formed and endorsed by the national assembly. the president will formally instruct the prime minister to form a new government. once formed, it will be presented to the president to endorse the passing to the assembly. we hope the next government will assume its duties soon. >> the revolution began in december of 2010 with prots over unemployment and a lack of political freedom. the then president fled the country, and since then have stumbled

reports that al-qaeda-linked fighters have >>> new report al qaeda linked fighters dug into the city in iraqrrorists make unprecedented gains in the country. new images showing a convoy of vehicles, al qaeda fighters just outside of the major battleground for our own american troops. where many of them died. and where al qaeda flags reportedly fly over city. this was the scene here in 2004. our next guest took the video and fought in the battle you saw. and one of many veterans asking what they were fighting for ten years ago given what we are seeing today. joining me staff sergeant david bellevia, spent six years in the army and awarded the silver star of valor, in 2004.or of the boo house an epic memoir of war." staff sergeant. good to see you. thank you for your service. your thoughts and reaction to seeing the al qaeda flags over the city you and your comrades so bravely fought to win? >> absolutely breaks my heart. every inch of pavement we took in november 2004 was paid for and the blood that was spilled, hallowed soil to me and families who had a christmas holiday without their baby b

the lives of radicals in the region is that knowledge being fueled by the u. s. policies so certainly a very worrying picture unfolding in this region. and in iraq tribal leaders in the city of fallujah in the province are calling on all car the fighters to leave the city currently surrounded by iraqi government forces ready to launch their offensive and the u.s. is already speeding up its missile deliveries to the country to help and that's in contrast to the syrian rebels who are still enjoying major support from washington that's according to geopolitical research. the united states is still feeding the fighters in syria through its ally jordan so it's very hard to to accept what america save face value when this still continued to support now it seems america would like to help the iraqi government fight the very terrorists that were created because of the occupation of foreign forces of america and yet in syria next door in syria the same group being aided to overthrow the. government in syria so america is continuing its two political games in the region and of course the people that suffer are the countries themselves. meanwhile a suicide bombing is killed at least

hit the russian city of volgograd before the new year we bring you the latest on the life and death battle unfolding in a moscow hospital for. troops battle for control of the two cities in central iraq is the u.n. reports of a massive. casualties last year.

in a city like google or so this is probably. one of the symptoms of of how problematic is being the situation on the whole in the whole of space. tribal leaders in iraq the city of fallujah are in negotiations with al qaeda linked militants armed groups have controlled the city for over a week now in today's breaking the set abby martin looks at who is responsible for the alarming turn of events. week al qaeda militants took control of the iraqi cities of ramadi and fallujah after days of nonstop violence according to independent iraqi news agency house while the brock three hundred seventy people have died in just the last ten days all about numbers hard to verify considering how bodies are not being taken to the morgue and instead excluded from official death counts now you may remember fallujah as one of the primary deadly battlegrounds during the height of the u.s. occupation so what is the fall of the city signify for not only the progress of iraq but the region as a whole joining me now to discuss is eugene career ordinator for the answer coalition thank you so much for coming on metal thank you so much for having me so you jeanne what the main

we have loaded the supplies and got them ready for shipment in one to two days. it's difficult to approach the city. >>> iraq's prime minister has urged the tribal leaders to help drive out the al-qaeda-linked fighters. >>> united nations confirming violent clashes in iraq have killed 9,000 people last year alone. >>> and the first batch of syrian chemical weapons is now been transported out of syria. they will eventually be put on a u.s. navy ship and then destroyed at sea. >>> al jazeera continues to demand the release of its journalists being held in egypt. al jazeera continues to maintain that the allegations are false. all three are being held separately in a prison outside of cairo. peter greste seen here is an award winning correspondent who has recorded extensively across africa. mohamed fahmy has worked for cnn, the "new york times" and the red cross. he will be questioned again tomorrow. and baher mohamed has been working with al jazeera as a producer for most of last year. again, we maintain those charges are false. >>> coming up on al jazeera america, transporting oil on the rails can be dangerous

the area in 2004. fallujah became one of the bloodiest and deadliest cities in the war in iraq. more american deaths than in any other iraq province. by late 2004, the u.s. marines and its allies had successfully taken control of the city over the insurgents. >> right now, our focus is eliminating the rest of the weapons cashes that the insurgents were using against us, and primarily, to help transition so that the iraqi government can take control of fallujah, put in the iraqi security forces, the new police, and continue governing fallujah without the help of america. >> the u.s. military continued to have a presence in fallujah over the next seven years, working with the iraqi government forces in local tribes who helped the u.s. forces overtake al qaeda. in 2011, troop withdrawal began. by 2012, president obama spoke of victory. >> thanks to the service and sacrifice of our brave men and women in uniform, the war in iraq is over. al qaeda has been decimated. >> today, with the al qaeda's presence being seen in fallujah, many are wondering what can be done to stop it and what

the war in iraq is over. and al-qaeda flags are fly nothing fallujah and soldiers that lost brothers in iraq and tell us how they felt to see the iraqi cities back in the hands of the extremist. >> plus if good guys have guns, the bad guys will stay away. detroit police chief james craig tonight. ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. >>> thank you. it is a great audience here in new york and we are so glad to have you, welcome to huckabee from the fox news studios in new york city. well, there is one thing standing in the way of republicans adding to the majority in the house and releasing the september from harry reid from the democratic foils and that was other republicans. jesus said a house divided against itself can't stand. and neither jesus' statement and obama care have been repealed. many are not finding enough work to pay their bills and the economy favoring those connected with washington and wall street. and our standing in the world bungled by policies like spying on other leaders. if something doesn't change it is going to be a disaster for republicans. and we run the risk of seeing nancy pelosi back in the speake

. >> greg the two cities in iraq were that local al qaeda branch has taken control, pal gentleman and ramadi are in the anbar province. anbar province is about 30% of all american soldiers that lost their lives during the iraq war were killed. secretary of state john kerry says that he is paying close attention to what's happening in the anbar province. he ruled out sending in more american people troops. >> we are not obviously contemplating returning. we are not contemplateding putting boots the grounds. this is their fight. we will help them in their fight. yes, we have an interest. we have ain't in helping legitimate and elected government be able to push back against terrorists. this is a fight that's bigger than just iraq. >> proper prominent republican senators said they viewed the deteriorating situation on the ground in iraq as an indictment of the obama administration's foreign policy. senators something cane and graham detail what they perceived as major failings in a joint statement that says this. quote, when president obama withdrew all forces in iraq in 2011 over the ob

and as the jihad his group the islamic state of iraq in the valley gains momentum in syria across the border in iraq also controlling key cities in the country's biggest province now reports coming in a fierce fighting between government troops and militants in the area between for ramadi now the government is still holding off its offensive to retake them they fear that the civilian casualties may lead to local sunni tribal leaders siding with the al-qaeda militants controlling the cities he was a suicide bomber hit an army recruitment center in baghdad on thursday twenty two soldiers were killed and dozens were wounded attack is seen as retaliate against the iraqi government which has been calling for new troops to join its fight against al qaida u.s. is weighing in boosting its missile on surveillance drone deliveries to iraq the move is being greeted with caution by many experts and people of elena's gas debate washington's role in the conflict and cross talk later today. the united states spent nine years applying hellfire missiles and drones in automation and attacks of all sorts of kinds and none of that worked is the d

mr zero for joining us here on our national to talk about the situation in iraq and as we've been effectively involved in control of two key cities in the heart of the country so what does this say about the state of security there in the country. well security is non-existent in iraq but i think we are mislabeling the situation by calling it an al-qaeda insurgency it's it's really a saudi arabian sponsored wahhabi just ideology that is responsible for this. this is the same or similar situation in syria lebanon libya somalia and everywhere else there is no such thing as al-qaeda there is a wahhabi ideology. that is pushing this sort of insurgency to increase but with iraq. the nato intervention has created a situation where there's a separation sunnis and shias are not against each other as a reporter in western mainstream media they may have a few differences but the in actual fact as people they get along really well but actually you know what i mean this looking at the situation in iraq looking at the you know their ass nic and religious tapestry of the country. here we have a situation where sunni's and the shia do not alway

city of volgograd before the new year we bring you the latest on the life and death battle unfolding in a moscow hospital for. government troops now a battle for control of the two cities in central iraq is the u.n. reports of a massive hike in conflict casualties last year. alone it's a pm friday evening here in moscow watching r t live with me kevin when our top story skyrocketing violence in the central african republic has forced international medical group doctors without borders to almost halted state in the country's largest refugee camp fighting in the republic but on the rise since the start of the year with doctors themselves now on the threat while the u.n. is no ringing the alarm of humanitarian catastrophe there is more than half a million people are facing starvation while disease is rampant in those crowded camps and even though from says deployed military contingent too they have so far failed to bring peace to the country as a tease me if an ocean of found. less than a year after french moods marched into mali france again is fighting in another of its former colonies in africa. let's address you also the situation in the central african republic is alarming if not fr

sort of fourteen on sunday in comparison to the previous year the female suicide bomber who killed at least sixteen people in the train station in the southern russian city of iraq has been identified and six on the islam of the blast was captured on film is to be the work of his whose rebels in africa drawing attention to their costs and in the winter olympics that will keep up to six weeks the bomber suicide vest was packed with twenty pounds of explosives wrapped in old city hall parents has reported that she said doctors police officers approach to hear security checkpoints russian president's letter to respond within immediate security clampdown. female suicide bombers made it through the windows are sisters of rebels have met numerous attacks in russia they had been referred to by so it's like when it's in october the female suicide bomber killed six people. she attacked the bus to arrive islam was a close friend of hers will drop its the closest major city to saatchi this attack from several months after shaking the reader to iraq called for strikes on civilian targets throughout russia including the sun to go to the gates government has deployed tens of

iraq's army is also prepared for the attack. troops have circled the city and are led by sheik abdur al risha. >> withdraw the army from the cities and go through the islamic state in iraq and the levant, this is due to some bl i.s.i.l. rebels there. i.s.i.l. rebels were trying to bring the battle to cities of fallujah, they will be thoroughly defeated in the desert. >> all the indications that it could welcome soon. but how did we get to this stage? for much of 2013 the sunni tribes in anbar province protested, their prime minister nouri al-maliki, the were blocked with both sunni and shia l political parties. this was seen as a provocation to the tribes. the i.s.i.l. was formed taking advantage of the political power vacuum and waging a bloody being battle across the country. the anbar tribes unofficially accepted their preference and just last month i.s.i.l. fighters killed over 20 iraqi soldiers. by that time al-maliki had enough. sunni tribal rivalries came to the fore. will this operation be able to bring peace to the region? perhaps not. perhaps when al qaeda and other groups have been supportings it, they simply regrouped in other areas. imran khan, al jaze

in the spanish to find out more visit actuality. car and roadside bombs have ripped through commercial areas in iraq's capital baghdad killing at least twenty people meanwhile in the nearby city of fallujah as offshoot in iraq has seized control of government forces and the kurds breakaway islamic state during the u.s. led war the city was a major pocket of resistance american forces suffered a third of their total fatalities there a veteran of that war spoke to me earlier. what i have come a long way since my time in illusion two thousand and four and been able to step back and you know i've been involved in a lot of various efforts here in the united states to help fellow veterans out with p.t.s.d. and things like that so i it's it's just incredible to see that you know a lot of the rejections that those of us who understood what the war was about at least figured out when we got home are coming true now because when you understand the nature of war as a racket you want to stand the true motivations behind the united states invasion occupation when you understand what kind of puppet government was installed in iraq your stand it was really only a matter of time before this

the city, and are led by tribes led by sheik abu al richa. there have been attempts to withdraw the army from the cities and go to the islamic state in iraq andthe levant in the anbar desert. the i.s.i.l. rebels were trying to bring the battle to cities of ramadi and fallujah because there's no security there and they know they will be thoroughly defeated in the desert. >> there's no time limit on the attack. for much of 2013 the sunni groups protested. prime minister al-maliki, this was seen as a provocation to the sunni tribes. now in april 2013, the i.s.i.l. was formed taking advantage of the political power vacuum and waging a bloody campaign across the cub. the i.s.i.l. format safe havens across the iraq-syria border. the anbar tribes unofficial many accepted their presence. by that time al-maliki had had enough. sunni tribal rivalries came to the fore, and now encouraging them to take on the i.s.i.l. fighters themselves. will this solution be able to bring peace to the region? perhaps not. perhaps when al qaeda and others opposed, they merely regrouped in other areas. imran khan. al jazeera. >>> the woman known as jihad jane will be spe

the life and death battle unfolding in a moscow hospital for. government troops not hide a battle for control of the two cities in central iraq as the u.n. report confirms twenty thirteen as the deadliest year for the country since two thousand and eight. a low life in the arctic new center of mid ninety's kevin already this record of the company the top story skyrocketing violence in the central african republic has forced the international medical group doctors without borders now to almost halt his aid in the country's largest refugee camp fighting in the republic spiked in december with doctors themselves know under threat the u.n. is also urging the ringing the alarm bell over humanitarian catastrophe and urging help as more than half a million people are facing starvation what disease is rampant in the overcrowded camps and even the france's deployed military contingent the troops have so far failed to bring peace to the country as artie's made for an ocean of found. less than a year after french moods marched into mali france again is fighting in another of its former colonies in africa. let's address your thought the situation in

the 411 on why. jenna: right now some international headlines we're watching today, new violence in iraq. militants backed by al-qaeda in the city of ramadi, the site of key battles for u.s. troops during the iraq war. we'll have a live report on that. >>> also, celebrating christmas in the gaza strip, about 1800 are marking this holy day, orthodox christians. >>> and in spain today, princess christina subpoenaed. she's suspected of tax fraud and money laundering. jon: a princess? jenna: a princess in trouble, jon. jon: now for the fox 411, a top u.s. skier will be skipping the winter olympics in sochi. american lindsay von announcing an injury will keep her off the slopes this time around. julie banderas is here with details. >> reporter: as you were talking about earlier, she suffered several injuries leading up to this, so really not much of a surprise. she's a tough cookie. the sochi olympics will be missing lindsey vonn who will not be competing in the upcoming winter olympics according to her publicist who says in a statement after the incident involved there an mri showed an mcl sprain, which coupled with the torn acl, ha

the extremists in the region. young good luck. with. integrity they run on chaos emboldened by the fighting in syria these al qaeda linked militants overran parts of iraq including the city of the literature we have said earlier that the syria story will actually go into iraq and this is what we were warning about chaos in neighboring syria deep as the u.s. and its allies threatened the syrian government sending the signal to the rebels to fight on to the detriment of the political outcome islamic schools have now taken over the opposition movement there and have even chased the western backed leader of the free syrian army out of the country so beason asked you the leave it alone because if you kick it they're going to come out and bite you and that's what we did when we invaded iraq you know three and it can bite not just somewhere far in a war zone but here in the u.s. american intelligence and counterterrorism officials now say islamic extremist groups in syria with ties talk to recruiting and training americans who have traveled there to get them to carry out attacks when they return home there are dozens of extremist islamist forces that are operating both inside s

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the war in neighboring syria. in iraq, a major operation is under way to retake the cities of fallujah and ramadi. it comes amid a backdrop of violence that continues to plague the country. today a bomb targeting a street full of shoppers in a city north of baghdad killed 16 and wounded at least 30. for more, i am joined by our guest, who served as u.s. envoy to iraq after the invasion of allied forces a decade ago. thank you for being with us. in 2000 three, the us-led this invasion to protect iraq. militants linked to al qaeda running through two major iraq he cities. i cities. >> it happened in 2006 and 2007, and thanks to the search we basically defeated al qaeda and iraq, by the way with help from some sunni tribesmen. looking for a silver lining today, some of those tribesmen are helping the iraqis today. >> do you think this is happening because u.s. troops left in 2011? >> i said it at the time, i withdrawal was a risky decision the president took. i think it has been proven to make a dash be a mistake. we lost her leverage. maliki has seen an opportunity to marginalize sunni politicians,

the n.s.a. while ma in a few minutes. car and roadside bombs have ripped through commercial areas in iraq's capital baghdad killing at least twenty people meanwhile in the nearby city of fallujah as offshoot in iraq has seized control from government forces and declared a breakaway islamic state during the u.s. led war the city was a major pocket of resistance american forces suffered a third of their total fatalities there a veteran of that war spoke to me earlier. i've come a long way since my time in illusion in two thousand and four and been able to step back and you know i've been involved you know in a lot of various efforts here in the united states to help fellow veterans out with p.t.s.d. and things like that so i it's it's just it's incredible to see that you know a lot of the projections that those of us who understood what the war was about at least figured out when we got home coming through now because when you understand the nature of war is a racket you want to stand the true motivations behind the united states and very general occupation when you understand what kind of puppet government was installed in iraq your stand it was really only a matter

the iraqi government is fighting al-qaeda-linked militants for control of parts of western iraq. you can hear the gunfire in fallujah where 8 have been killed. fallujah is one of the two main citiesiraq's rambar province. ramadi has been under siege. they are affiliated with al-qaeda. they call themselves, the islamic state of iraq and lamont. that grew wants to set up a sunni islamic state in iraq and across the border. al-qaeda has taken over control of parts of syria as well. for more, we go to imran. >> the fighters claim they have taken over the main highway into the town of fallujah. one man shouts "god is great" as he gestures to a burnt-out vehicle they claim to be from iraq's army. they say they isn't reinforcements to battle tribuntribal fighters there. if the front line has moved to the outskirts. sunni tribal leaders have so far not allowed iraqi fighters to enter the town saying they should head any operation. it's a sign of how little they trust the government of the prime minister. the prime minister, though, is not backing down. he is described the operation as vital to the security of iraq. >> there is nothing left. we have to unite to fight for ones who are dest

the russian city of volgograd before the new year to bring you the latest on the life and death battle unfolding in moscow hospital for. government troops now battle for control of the two cities in central iraq as a u.n. report confirms twenty thirteen as the deadliest year for the country since two thousand and eight.

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the city of sydney to them and save it said several government vehicle was the night. in the background don't find it. twenty years or so the raging in the nearby city of ramadi iraq the ami is carrying out an strikes and ground assaults to try to push them to turn back. this notice is that when the sentiment of interstate day. it's unclear who control was reminded that the men intent on making advances in western iraq the sunni populations and give it the country's mainly shiite government has tasted the menace and support the government is confident that it was seen reassert control of the region. a lovely on me and my ctc she will be resulted in one or two days. once we'd still be on grapes on top of him and walk. iraqi army is said to be planning a night stay in the census. this footage days and andrei don't actually allegedly controlled by men distance. so it is that going around to the gym and there are reports that they've urged residents to leave the united nations report released last month found out the authorities have neglected to prosecute those who commit crimes against women. this despite laws for the belmont oaks for four years protecting women aga

bathroom holding a moscow hospital for government troops on qa'ida battle for control of the two cities in central iraq the un report confirms twenty thirteen as the deadliest day for the country since two thousand. the call. might be on tv since the mid nineties pivotal into the fabric of the complete story skyrocketing violent dissent that the republicans forced the international medical group doctors without borders have to was told to say to the country's much refugee camp. fighting in the spike in december with doctors themselves known to threat the un is also urging the unknown ringing the alarm bell of the humanitarian catastrophe in the aging helpers will that cost a million people facing starvation. what disease is rampant in the overcrowded camps. an email from says deployed of manatee contingent the troops of so far failed to bring peace to the country. the sufi smith an option offender. less than a year off to france moods marched into money. bronze age and the spiking in another of its former colonies in africa. as you chat show also the situation in the central african republic and on the

the us. for a wave of bombings in iraq has killed at least fifty nine people in baghdad and the northern city of baku bow the worst attacks on eighteen people dying when a series of bomber blew himself up at a funeral procession the un says over five hundred people have been killed this month alone. well last year proved to be iraq's deadliest year since two thousand and eight. there's a continuing standoff between the iraqi army and finally militants have been controlled the city of fallujah. for more than a week now. in today's breaking the standards he added martin looks at who's to blame for how the situation is unfolding. last week our emotions to control the iraqi cities over money and food after days of nonstop pounds for an independent iraqi news agency on swaddling product three hundred thousand people have died in just the last ten days all about numbers hard to verify considering how bodies are not being taken by morgan said excluded from official death counts not you may remember full image as one of a primary deadly battle ground during the height of the us occupation. so took th

the internet in their back with big brother. the when we were leaving. i did. is you the room . with the bombings in iraq killed at least of the fun people in baghdad and the northern city but cooper to twist that axel eighteen gone when a suicide bomber himself up with a funeral procession. the land says over five hundred people are being killed this month alone will not succeed it could be erected the assistance program. as a continuing standoff between the iraqi army and al qaeda linked militants who couldn't control the city of fallujah moment we now have an awesome looks and who's to blame for how the situation unfolding that makes the dish to take a break said he had to form a website is a little tight last week lk ten militants to control the iraqi cities over money and food after days of nonstop by lots of corn and hand iraqi news agency on swaddling rock rhiannon said eight people have died in just the last ten days all about numbers hard to verify considering how bodies are not being taken to morgan said excluded from official death counts not you may remember full image as one of a primary deadly battle ground during the height of the us occupation. so took t