top level talks between the leaders of russia turkey and iran iraq. over the current state and future of the syria crisis with the president's denouncing saudi arabia's actions in yemen following recent assaults on riyadh sold facilities. the highest. oil prices in posts 30 years of history in this and it comes on the back of attacks on saudi arabian oil refineries and while the u.s. plays a finger at iran for the assaults tehran vehemently denies involvement. and as india climbs down on the disputed territory of kashmir of prominent separatist leader awaits trial in a decade's old tragic case we hear from his wife imagine any human being locked up in the cage of 5 by 7 with an open lot. it's 9 o'clock here in moscow and you're watching out international live from a studio here with me in a day or 2 to welcome to the program. the leaders of russia turkey and iran just been speaking to reporters following that trilateral summit discussing the syria's future well we'll cross live now to our reporter. who's in the turkish capital for us maria what came o

as he asked in the process guarantors i believe that this process with russia turkey and iran has its guarantors is a very efficient and effective way to facilitate the settlement of the syrian crisis we have discussed a number were discussed the details of the crisis will discuss the start of the political process will discuss delivering help to syria so that the country could rebuild its infrastructure the economy our joint efforts were allowed to stabilize the situation on the ground and to you crease the level of violence we have succeeded. in this stablish in the foundation for a diplomatic and political settlement based on the 2254 resolution of the security council. we have had regular meetings but also our delegations meet very often in the resort town and in sochi already 13 sessions of the delegations have taken place featuring the representatives of russia turkey. iran and syria as well as u.n. observers so there was from other countries actually should be noted that iraq and lebanon joined the pool of observers. in 2018 a so she took place in. you socially that was a natio

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

top level talks between the leaders of russia turkey and iran iraq and over the future of the syrian crisis the president denouncing saudi arabia's actions in yemen following recent assaults on riyadh oil facilities. gets through to the british prime minister skips his own news conference to fail directed talks and locks and bugs the e.u. accuses johnson of failing of anything new. and as india clamps down on the disputed territory of kashmir a prominent separatist awaits trial in a decades old case we care from his wife. not to an inhuman being locked up in a cage fight by 7 key with an open doctrine. a very warm welcome to the program all of us all th 2 in moscow executing in the. in the 1st story for you the needs of russia turkey and iran have wrapped up the 5th summit of the long running conflict in syria a correspondent for national has been following the talks in the tuchis capital. it has been a very busy day and now the feast on the trilateral summit on syria is over here and karen before that the leaders of turkey iran and russia had a tete a tetes and definitely they had a

level talks between the leaders of russia turkey and iran. over the current state and future of the syrian crisis the president's denouncing saudi arabia's actions in yemen following recent assaults on riyadh dissidents and. the. british prime minister skips his own news conference after failed to bragg's it. in the. news is john for failing to offer anything new . on the disputed territory of kashmir a prominent separatist leader awaits trial in a decades old murder case we hear from his wife. maj and any human being locked up in a cage fight by 7 feet in all. it's midnight here in moscow and you're watching our international live from austin. welcome to the program. the leaders of russia turkey and iran have wrapped up their 5th summit over the situation in syria and how to help the country's future our correspondent maria has been following the talks in the turkish capital. it has been a very busy day and now the feast on the trilateral summit on syria is over here and karen before that the leaders of turkey iran and russia had a tete a te

top level talks between the leaders of russia turkey and iran. over the current spate of. syrian crisis presidents denouncing saudi arabia's actions in yemen following the recent assault on the us and. i. prime minister skids own a news conference after failed bragg's it in luxembourg the e.u. queues and trade into anything new. on the disputed territory of kashmir the problem is need to always trial in a decades old murder case here one. magine any human being locked up in another. 5 by 7 feet with an open. it's 11 o'clock here in moscow and you're watching international live from austin with me. welcome to the program. the leaders of russia turkey and iran have wrapped up their faith summit of the situation in syria and how to help the country's future a correspondent has been following the talks in the turkish capital. has been a very busy day and now the feast on the trilateral summit on syria is over here and karen before that the leaders of turkey iran and russia had a tete a tetes and definitely they had a lot to discuss but these time the talks focused on 3 major t

the leaders of russia turkey and iran iraq to their 5th summit over the situation in syria and how to help the war ravaged country's future a correspondent maria phenomena has been following the talks in the turkish capital . has been a very busy day and now the feast on the trilateral summit on syria is over here and karen before that the leaders of turkey iran and russia had a tete a tete and definitely they had a lot to discuss but this time the talks focused on 3 major things 1st and number one was the situation in syria is no than province more of the the it is a very huge area it is believed to be home right now from $2.00 to $3000000.00 people it is also conceded to be the last remaining stronghold of anti government forces in syria including. moderate so-called opposition and also al qaida like islam is very dangerous terrorists are very hard to deal with not a long negotiate with so porous of the 3 leaders and 3 countries and syria and other regional players and outside players have been facing this big challenge how to get 3 to 5 terrorists and this is something all the 3 le

now the feast summit trilateral summit on syria is over here and karen before that the leaders of turkey iran and russia had a tete a tete and definitely they had a lot to discuss this time of the talks focused on 3 major themes 1st and number one was the situation in syria's northern province more of the the it is very huge area it is believed to be home right now. from $2.00 to $3000000.00 people so it is also conceded to be the last remaining stronghold of anti government forces in syria including. moderate so-called opposition and also al qaida like islam is a very dangerous terrorists very hard to deal with not a long negotiate with say a chorus of the 3 leaders and 3 countries and syria and other regional players and outside players have been facing this big challenge how to get treat of terrorists and this is something all the 3 leaders agreed should be done of course as soon as possible but how to do that without harming civilians in that area and we heard at the press conference today from all 3 leaders from mr rouhani mr added a gun and mr clinton that 1st of all counted terry's ope

sardi's oil output iran's president hassan rouhani says diplomacy not a military approach is a solution to end the war in syria his comments come. as a summit gets underway in turkey between the leaders of russia and iran the men are focusing on that last rebel held province under attack from syrian government forces and russian warplanes you or your. emphasize once again that the u.s. forces should withdraw from this region and the sovereignty of the syrian government in the east and south of the euphrates must be ensured this can prepare the ground for other improvements in the return of the syrian refugees from neighboring countries and other countries. britain's foreign minister has been booed while making an early exit from talks in luxembourg. am a. prime minister's idea bentyl said boris johnson presented no concrete proposals on break said earlier johnson met the head of the european commission janklow to younger who said britain is yet to offer what he called any legally operational solutions to leaving the european union and in france more professions have joined protests against proposed pension reforms doctors lawyers nurses pilots and cabin crew were

turkey's president is hosting the latest summit on the war in syria typepad on welcome the leaders of iran and russia in ankara they are focusing on the last rebel held province under attack from syrian government forces and a russian warplanes turkey is home to more than 3000000 syrian refugees and fears the offensive will force more towards its border and we're expecting a live news conference very shortly from ankara between the 3 leaders will bring that live to you as it happens in the meantime let's speak to our correspondent in ankara jamaat as sheil jamaat a news conference that was supposed to have started about an hour or so ago do we know why the delay. was. a read only because everything's been taking place behind closed doors for the sake of the photo ops that are customer true state of state's meets but we could you know guess crew with quite some confidence that the latest developments that have taken place recently saudi arabia the u.s. administration's posture towards iran would evolve this really played significant role in terms of the added discussions that would have tak

well high union yes the leaders of turkey iran and russia have gathered here. for a feat trilateral summit on syria and they're gonna go honey and putin to discuss ways to bring long awaited peace and stability to war torn country and i have to tell you that at this point almost everybody agrees that these 4 might this platform is the most effective in terms of ending the syrian crisis not only those involved in this process believe that but. also the outside players this time the talks will mainly focus on 3 things 1st the situation in syria's northern province of idlib it's a huge area home to up to 3000000 people of course it's hard to count how many exactly people leave there but there it is a myth believed to be the last remaining stronghold of all kind of anti-government forces including those backed by turkey and this is why turkey apart from having a common goal with syria and russia and iran has its own interest in that region there are also in the province a large number of al qaida like terrorists very dangerous islam is very hard to deal with and of

right it's interesting no it but if you look at you know russia turkey and iran russia actually is a neighbor of both countries not true. and blacks so russia. views both countries as neighbors and even the ron and turkey also has russia as a neighbor so i wouldn't arguing that rouhani also meant russia so i don't take well i actually we have to take a very short break now but we'll be back in just a few moments. israel's parliamentary elections to begin ended in deadlock feel after it is divided divided on the political right sitting prime minister benjamin netanyahu says it's either my right wing blog or a dangerous backed government how does this kind of rhetoric bode for the palestinians in middle east ability. prices for constructing this was to. a bio degradable scaffold which is porous and when this is inserted beneath the skin when the skin is suctioned over the scaffold over a period of about 6 months you have to shoot in growth investor always eisen occurring in other words the cells the mule in your body grow into the scaffold it grows its own blood supply so now this is fu

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

right it's interesting you know it but if you look at you know russia turkey and iran russia actually is a neighbor of both countries not true but for see a cast and blacks so russia. views both countries as neighbors and even the ron and turkey also has russia as a neighbor so i wouldn't go for hard king that rouhani also meant russia so i don't take a while i say we have to take a very short break now but we'll be back in just a few moments stay tuned and. again we stand on the brink of war we should not be surprised the fictional washington was quick to blame iran for the attack on saudi energy assets iran has denied involvement while the who have claimed responsibility will trump take the neo-con bait and set the middle east on fire. financial life i don't buy any i'm on a few. things on the fly. at the last minute from the future. don't trust your watch guys are. welcome back to worlds apart with the likes of plenty of middle is the expert at the russian international affairs council election just before the break rare discussing rouhani is remarked but he was clearly not the onl

hello i'm rob matheson this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up turkey hosts leaders from iran and russia to discuss syria especially the volatile situation in the last battle held stronghold. and zimbabwean doctors go on strike demanding answers over the suspected abduction of their union leader. prices have surged after the attack on saudi arabia's largest processing plant cut the kingdom's output in huff prices spiked 19 percent when markets opened the biggest single day increase on record they have since settled there now trading up around 9 percent meanwhile donald trump's tweeted that the u.s. is quote locked and loaded waiting for confirmation of who attacked we had the oil facilities yemen's who the rebels have claimed responsibility of one they may target the facilities again they say the drones used new engines meaning they can reach anywhere in saudi arabia in a moment we're going to be alive to dos as a body into iran for us this report from so how does the gulf war these satellite images released by the u.s. government appear to show damage to part of the oil plant

hoping to find a way to end syria's war leaders of turkey russia and iran meet in the search for a political solution. and general motors strike close to $50000.00 employees stop work at america's biggest carmaker. u.s. president donald trump says it looks like iran was behind saturday's drone attacks that crippled more than half of saudi arabia's oil production but he says he doesn't want to war and will wait to see definitive proof of to iran's involvement before deciding how to respond trump said secretary of state mark pompei will be traveling to riyadh soon to coordinate a response america's close ally the u.k. says it will work with international partners to present quote the widest and most effective response saudi arabia says the attacks were carried out using iranian weapons but to her and maintains it's not responsible yemen's hooty rebels say they were behind the attacks and have warned that more strikes are coming on the begins our coverage from washington. president donald trump says the u.s. is still collecting and analyzing intelligence related to saturday's attack on. saudi o

actors russia iran and turkey in the stands how it's vitally important to get on board arab states and i think that the and the standing that it is inevitable that sooner or later countries like egypt with about 1w1cw people and important actors like saudi arabia or you a york. i have ultimately be on board with this new original magnesium original platform so i think that understanding is coming more and more to the aleuts now from my perspective i think the founding members would also benefit from a new company because. i've got the impression that with every new meeting their mutual frustrations are growing and if you take the latest ankara made up we know that russia cherry care and that will lasted for longer than expected and yet it finished with the leaders. seeming i wouldn't call them a nerd but clearly depleted and we know from their later statements that the disagreements depressing disagreements over what to do in it lip haven't been resolved so how long do you think the status quo which turkey is clearly interested in maintaining but russia is very unhappy about how long c

a re emphasis on the policies pursued by turkey iran and russia are underlined by the opening statements of their respective presidents in this 5th round of trilateral summit that's trying to find some sort of a solution to the almost 9 years now war long war in syria the turkish president focusing on his country's menu truth namely that of the syrian refugees almost 3000000 votes have been living in turkey now for several years and the need to establish a buffer zone or a safe zone on the syrian side of the border up until the east of the year freights this river inside syria if we could maybe divide the issues that are being discussed here in this summit into 3 categories short term medium term and long term short term the most immediate issue that the 3 leaders are talking about is the issue of it live the last remaining stand for armed opposition groups opposition groups to the regime of bashar assad turkey wants to ensure that there is a total halt to russian and syrian air strikes on attacks on this issue not only to ensure the safety of the people there now and that they don't fle

such their can try you've been a watching their a news conference side of ankara are in turkey where they lead is of iranof russia and turkey have been eating over the war in syria this is their 5th meeting to try to secure a lasting truce in northwest in syria ollie leaders is have described their talks in ankara today as productive a focus of their discussions has been that last rebel stronghold of edge labor in northwest syria turkey is president or a ship type bread on a saying that they've taken important decisions for its political process to syria's crisis and mound sing that it constitutional committee for syria well start immediately why have plenty more on this on the al-jazeera news are in under a half an hour's time do stay with us here coming up next it's inside stored how high will petrol prices go because of the attacks in saudi arabia the world's biggest oil exporter is scrambling to repair the damage and try to fighters in yemen are vowing more attacks with a threat for severe think of all the thirst for saudi oil this is inside story. the welcome to the program. saudi arabia is trying t

and months a final decision on the names was made last week in turkey when the mead leaders of turkey iran and russia met its the secretary general and was pleased by that but still wasn't entirely certain this was going to go ahead because he was worried that the syrian government would put obstacles in the way that's why he sent his special envoy mr patterson to damascus in the last 48 hours he's been meeting with the deputy prime minister of syria and foreign minister walid moallem and they are now i think happy that they can announce this so what we're going to do is have a number of. that's who are going to go to geneva in the coming weeks to try and deal with the future constitution of syria that gets you potentially into all the whole issue of 'd elections and who could vote in elections a controversial subject for syria where since 970 since the assads have been in power you've only had sham elections so an important development but i think critics would say only dealing with with the future of syria and of course the president of syria is that going bombardment which is stopped by

thought they got this deal last week when we had a meeting in turkey with the leaders of turkey iran and russia but they were still worried about the syrian government and whether it was really supporting this efforts are i spoke to secretary general antonio good terrorists last week and he said we think we've got the deal we're not quite sure and that's why he sent mr pederson to damascus in recent hours he sat down with the deputy prime minister of syria walid moallem and he had what he said was a positive meeting about his lead to the announcement it is an important breakthrough because this is what the u.s. has been concentrating on on syria but it's worth also stressing this is a small part of the solution to the problems of syria because they're not going to be dealing about with any of the issues on the ground the ongoing war in syria they're dealing with one thing which is a feature constitution for syria and i can tell you skeptics are concerned that once this constitutional committee actually starts work it will take a bit of time to get everyone to geneva it may well go th

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right it's interesting no it but if you look at you know russia turkey and iran russia actually is a neighbor of both countries not true but for see a cast and blacks so russia. views both countries as neighbors and even the ron and turkey also views russia as a neighbor so i wouldn't go for hard hitting that rouhani also meant russia so i don't take it well i actually have to take a very short break now but we'll be back in just a few moments. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy from day shouldn't let it be an arms race. spearing dramatic development only personally i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. with politicians to. put themselves on the line they did accept or reject. so when you want to be president. some want to. have 2 going to be close it's like the 3 of them all can't be good. interested in the waters in the. first. welcome back to worlds apart with the likes of plenty of middle is the expert at the russian international affairs council election just before t

a re emphasis on the policies pursued by turkey iran and russia are underlined by the opening statements of their respective presidents in this 5th round of trilateral summit that's trying to find some sort of a solution to the almost 9 years now war long war in syria the turkish president focusing on his country's menu truth namely that of the syrian refugees almost 3000000 that have been living in turkey now for several years and the need to establish a buffer zone or a safe zone on the syrian side of the border up until the east of the euphrates river inside syria if we could maybe divide the issues that are being discussed here in this summit into 3 categories short term medium term and long term short term the most immediate issue that the 3 leaders are talking about is the issue of it live the last remaining stand for armed opposition groups opposition groups through the regime of bashar al assad turkey wants to ensure that there is a total hold true russian and syrian air strikes on attacks on this issue not only to ensure the safety of the people there now and that they don't fle

actors russia iran and turkey understands how it's vitally important to get on board arab states and i think that the and the standing that it is inevitable that sooner or later countries like.

i appreciate to the pool about skin gauge meant of the governments of russia turkey and iran in supporting the conclusion of the agreement and i'm also grateful for the support of the members of the security council and the members of the small groups i'm thankful for the contributions my special envoy is received from a wide cross-section of syrian society women and men. my special envoy will continue to consult extensively into this charge of his mandates thank you. so that was pretty brief and to the point and tell you the tariff and mounting announcing the establishment of a constitutional committee for syria listening to that is our diplomatic editor james bass james the fact that this empty general has just as the u.n. is gearing up for this massive climate conference comes out to announce the establishment of a constitution committee suggests it is a very significant development. but it certainly what the u.n. has been working for for well over a year in syria this constitutional committee i can tell you that some members of the security council the tired of of this they felt that i

russia, china, turkey, iran and sunni radical groups. [applause] >> thank you all for coming. thanks to c-span and its important audience as well, my new book, the rise and fall of peace on earth, revolves around a particular question. the question is, what are the prospects for peace? that is a timely question at any point and i will give my answer in the course of my remarks but it does presuppose, another question not often asked but one that is also relevant to the book. that question is, what do we mean by peace? how do you define peace? the obvious definition is, peace is the absence of war. that's always welcome but it's not very rigorous. after all, the world hasn't spent its entire existence in a continual war. war isn't continual if it's episodic. so i propose a somewhat regulation or deep peace. as the absence not only of war but of the eminent threat of war. emergent preparations for war. it's the absence of foreign policy conducted under the cloud of war. that is an unusual circumstance. indeed by my reckoning as i see in the book we really only had one period of

called level talks between the leaders of russia turkey and iran. the current status and future of the syrian crisis but the president's denouncing saudi arabia's actions in yemen following recent assaults on reality dissidents and. the british prime minister escapes his own news conference off the failed brags it . accuses jones from failing to offer anything new. and as india climbs down on the disputed territory of kashmir a prominent separatist leader awaits trial in.

whether that's a man or 1. 100 times are we going underground after the presidents of russia iran and turkey agreed to ally in the fight against the islamists of syria just as the u.k. and usa appear to signal threats to iran which would defacto benefit those islamists coming up on the show the deputy chair of the founding body of modern turkey you announce have a cause tells going on the ground that boris johnson did not play the turkey very cleverly when syrian refugees fled their homes to escape death and destruction and as you came media breathlessly promotes former pm david cameron's memoir as we get one of his former ministers to explain the libya and bricks of excuses as well as what is happening it is bodies annual conference now with added blairite labor and its territory defectors plus the chair of britain's international trade committee and just mcneil into parliament shutdown the end of boris johnson and the end of the united kingdom all those or more coming up in today's going on the ground the 1st straight to the threat of a u.k. u.s. war in iran joining me now from istanbul is

time after time they were going underground after the presidents of russia iran and turkey agreed to ally in the fight against the islamists of syria just as the u.k. and usa appeared to signal threats to iran which would defacto benefit those islamists coming up on the show the deputy chair of the founding body of modern turkey u n l 7 cause tells going underground that boris johnson did not play the turkey very cleverly when syrian refugees fled their homes to escape death and destruction and as you came media breathlessly promotes former pm david cameron's memoir as we get one of his former ministers to explain the libya and bricks of excuses as well as what is happening it is the bodies annual conference now with added blairite labor law territory defectors plus the chair of britain's international trade committee angus mcneil in a parliament shot down the end of boris johnson and the end of the united kingdom all those or more coming up in today's going on the ground the 1st straight to the threat of a u.k. u.s. war in iran joining me now from istanbul is the deputy chair of the

says iran is behind the attack but other world leaders caution the leaders of turkey russia and iran are meeting in ankara hoping to find a political solution to the war in syria the summit focused on that last rebel held area government forces backed by russia been fighting to try and retake control. britain's prime minister bars johnson is in luxembourg for a meeting with the head of the european commission johnson and john called the uncle spoke over lunch johnson says he's there to negotiate a break that agreement but the view is downplaying that suggesting is yet to offer any legally operable proposals. to return to our top story with stuff. in tehran he's the editor in chief of iran's foreign news agency good to have you with us so let's start of course with the u.s. allegations that iran is behind these attacks all the drone attacks iran's way of sending a message to saudi arabia indeed to the u.s. . hello and thanks for having me well as a matter of fact this is another legation by the united states and they have never been able to prove anything they have been raising simila

about this and this is all just a a lie from doha also coming up turkey hosts leaders from iran and russia to discuss syria especially the volatile situation in the last rebel held area. the british prime ministers in luxembourg for crucial bragg's it talks with the head of the european commission. casting aside the establishment it's political outsiders and then leaders counting goes on in this presidential election. prices have surged and the u.s. president has declared he's ready to strike back over an attack on saudi arabia's oil production exactly how long it will take to fix the damage to the world's largest processing plant is yet to be revealed but prices spiked 19 percent their biggest single day increase on record monday trading began they've since settled the night off around 9 percent donald trump tweeted that the u.s. is quote locked and loaded waiting for confirmation of who attacked the oil plants on saturday yemen's who the rebels claimed responsibility and they've warned they may target the facilities again they say the drones used in new engines meaning they can reach any

conflict mediation never has spoken with one voice but recently disagreements between russia turkey and iran has become so still could not even the leaders try to hide it as the program run its course or is the friction really that it's working. to realize shero christina and i come from different cities and the other girls from st petersburg we usually get up at 730 some of us like to get up early or classes begin at 920 sometimes we have 78 or even 9 lessons lasting until 5 30 pm. sometimes we have rehearsals after that then we do our homework so some of us come here to strach others to play the piano. for us when i was at home i used to have about half an hour to watch t.v. or simply relax but not now i haven't watched t.v. for more than a month maybe even 2 and a half. rented a room with a girl chairing the 1st year. during the 1st season i was lucky to get a room all to myself even though you can get 2 people in here. 2 people live together in a room like this which. i druther stay away from the still metry. some buildings in some petersburg termit and unpleasant energy and i think this

of the us is very concerned about the security of saudi arabian oil definitely iran will fill in this for a thorough turkey for iran to agree to some separate negotiation based upon intimidation and bullying by the united states is illogical and those who follow international relations know that it's not going to happen so truong. and he can but it's not going to blow the iranian house down well earlier donald trump slapped sanctions on iran's central bank off accusing the country of carrying out those trying to missile strikes on the saudi or fineries a week. these are the highest sanctions ever imposed on a country never done it to this level and it's too bad what's happening with the rand it's going to hell the trump is calling it the highest level of sanctions ever imposed against the islamic republic of iran now the sanctions are being imposed in response to the recent attack against and aramco oil facility saudi arabia says that iran is to blame for the attack now iran vehemently denies that they are responsible says that they did not carry out this attack and this is a deception from saudi arabia in

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

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

russia, china, turkey, iran and sunni radical groups.

top level tolls between the leaders of russia turkey and iran iraq. of the current states and future of the syria crisis with the presence denouncing saudi arabia's actions and you have been following recent assaults on riyadh so intense and it's. the highest. prices in khost certainly is the scene this monday it comes on the back of attacks on saudi arabian oil refineries and while the u.s. plays a finger at iran for the assaults tehran vehemently denies involvement. and as india climbs down on the disputed territory of kashmir the home of a separatist leader awaits trial in a decades old tragic case hit his wife imagine.