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coming up on the program turkish armed forces head to libya to bolster the embattled government in tripoli a move rejected by libya's powerful driveway administration the u.n. is meeting behind closed doors to discuss the deployment. every year and tuning in from around the world are welcome to the international my names you know me good to have your company our top story the head of nato sais the alliance was not informed of the u.s. plans to assassinate iran's most powerful general money. it was a unilateral act by america but stopped short of rightly criticizing washington for the killing. of the system to. do global coalition nor nato but all allies are concerned about destabilizing a t.v. in the region. for 2 different terrorist groups stoltenberg didn't have too much time to talk to the press on monday afternoon in brussels what he did say though was that the. nato military training mission that was operating in iraq will be suspended with immediate effect then well deescalation more than once was the words uttered by the nato secretary general he said that this was the message that

under control of the turkish armed forces but i feel. the next few days have 1st to give us a clear picture on what the humanitarian impact is and then also to materialize and to see what are do you have a news with which on which we could have access but this is certainly our determination to continue the work we have done in the past and we hope that all the parties involved will offer us accesses and as we know the situation is as complex as ever in the north east and north west of syria now i heard you say in one interview that what distinguishes the syrian war is the sheer scale of destruction which will make life difficult for people for years to come when the white house still it is hopefully sees what do you make them of this very open very deliberate sabotaging of the iraq instruction operated by western governments and the tying of. international rock and structural funds just specific political outcomes i think it's fair well you know the debate of the reconstruction which is has been forth in the open and which is basically a

also ahead turkish armed forces head to libya to bolster the. government in tripoli a move rejected by libya's powerful rival administration the u.n. this meeting behind closed doors in the sky the deployment. a very warm welcome to our to international just after 8 pm here in moscow on this the 1st monday of the year and welcome to the program the head of nato sais the alliance was not informed of u.s. plans to assassinate iran's most powerful general. yen stoltenberg ses it was a unilateral by washington. this is a u.s. decision it is not a decision taken by neither do global coalition nor nato but all allies are concerned about iran's destabilizing or 2 beauties in the region iran support 2 different terrorist groups. were joined by r t s peter all of her to fill in what was spoken about there peter what indeed house come out of today's emergency nato gathering where un stoltenberg spoke briefly to the press he said the nato training mission for troops in iraq would be suspended with immediate effect after this meeting is taking place he was

coming up in the program turkish armed forces head. to bolster the embattled government in the capital tripoli a move rejected by libya's powerful rival administration. revving your churning in from rights around the world this hour welcome to moscow and to r.t. international my names and only. the head of nato sais the alliance was not informed of the u.s. plans to assassinate iran's most powerful general kassim solo money yet in stoltenberg say it was a unilateral act by america but he stopped short of criticizing washington for the killing. the u.s. the sea should. take and neither do global coalition nor nato but all allies are concerned about iran's destabilization or t.v. in the region iran supporting different terrorist groups stoltenberg didn't have too much time to talk to the press on monday afternoon in brussels what he did. say though was that the nato military training mission that was operating in iraq will be suspended with immediate effect then well deescalation more than once was the words uttered by the nato secretary

coming up on the program turkish armed forces head to libya to bolster the embattled u.n. by government in tripoli a move rejected by libya's powerful driveway administration the u.n. is meeting behind closed doors to the scope the deployment.

a life from parliament but also from the turkish president who is the commander in chief of the armed forces so we're seeing a situation where a lot is hopping in a very tom spawn. and mara just reminds us of turkey in the. ceiling agreement in. history supporting you and the government. comparing themselves with other countries. with a general. who they call here who. has been trying to gain influence in libya since the fall off from one of. these give them that part which in a tease. we do just that and then there is the lot of time boundary agreement it's signed along with the military corp which is being implemented now and getting gratification in parliament lot gives turkey going into territorial claims in that is the mediterranean sea and also through all of those partnering for the works of greece turkey greece cyprus and israel in the out a plan and project of various will not only extract the gas but also ship it through the mediterranean sea they wouldn't be able to do that. without. import ok mohamad abdalla for now thank you very much in. libya has been scarred by violence and t

problems are needed there is need a big population in libya which can speak turkish nor is there a big population inside the armed forces 'd which can speak arabic but the syrian fighters explicitly syrian turkmen fighters who are all it engage with the turkish army need translators because they are building that they're speaking to because their mother tongue and therefore they would have a logistic 'd facility in the world for the turkish army if they are being deployed to libya but in the long run i think to balance the axis start to score axis of. egypt and saudi arabia which has been supported by russia and france in libya would help libya to find a political solution because we see that the political solution is only possible if there is also a statement that balance in minute 2 terms in libya which is not yet. to happen for pronouncing your name correctly thank you so much for your time we do appreciate it. all right still ahead for you on this news out turning the tide on an ocean of waste thailand taking steps against single use plastics. he's been accused of corruption many times over but will 2020 finally see

decided to cut ties between the turkish regime and the states of libya and also in today's session a unanimous vote was passed in the general command authorized in the armed forces to disable all airport ports and learn ports under the militias control due to the danger they pose to the country's national security by bringing the colonists to our country. libya's been in a state of war since protests in 2011 and the ousting of the country's leader more moderate afy in recent months general khalifa haftar on the libyan national army have been gaining ground against the un backed government of national accord that requested military aid from ankara last month that all have those forces currently control most of libya's territory including crucial oil and gas reserves johnson a founder of viewpoint africa believes that even with turkey's support it'll be hard for the un backed government to deal with general haftar us forces. i'm afraid libya has been a bit of a mess since gadhafi went many people are saying that is very much like syria number 2 mr have to who controls a large swathes of the country or protect a period of time has the swing of the pendulum but on t

cannot operate from the air because of the turkish air defense system than the help there has no power on the ground along turkey have forces other than its regular armed forces on the ground in libya. there's so far as the president's the president said yes there are some ground courses which is all the red located inside libya from the turkish side but if the scores to the negative because turkey see it is a very white bill to keep in power of the government of nation the court because by way of hope that they are trying to push turkey inside the mediterranean very limited area and turkey will never accept this part of the season starting from monday if that does not cease fire also inside the berlin probably totally will sound more troops including navy and air force together electronical war theory units and he had defense systems good to talk to somebody thanks indeed use of about of the inestimable. claims from a close associate of donald trump's lawyer could be about to throw a new twist into the impeachment case left partner said that the president was directly involved in efforts to pressure ukraine it's a merciless members of the u.s. house i

decided to cut ties between the turkish regime and the states of libya and also in today's session a unanimous vote was passed on the general command authorizing be armed forces to disable all airports ports and lamb ports under the militias control due to the danger they pose to the country's national security by bringing the colonists to our country most of libya is controlled by general khalifa haftar on the libyan national army and a seat on the map there while the us government is in charge just a fraction of that war torn country now last month requested military aid from ankara to counter the general's forces the country's been in a state of war since protests in 2011 and the ousting so dramatically of the country's leader while mcduffie johnson's a founder of viewpoint africa and believes even with turkey support now it's going to be hard for the un backed government to oust its rival. i'm afraid libya has been a bit of a mess since gadhafi went many people are saying that is very much like syria number 2 mr have to who controls a large swathes of the country or protect a period of time has the swing of the pendulum but on the other hand when you have

turkish border. at least 23 people have been killed by a rebel group in eastern democratic republic of congo the allies democratic forces armed group is suspected of being behind the offensive in the city of binny it brings the number of civilians killed this week to at least 59. those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after it radicalized to use. trade tensions could cut global economic growth by 1.8 percent we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world we live in to what extent will china be a drag on the global economy in 2020 counting the cost on al-jazeera. over the. corner of your market you. are. what you have been a. partner with her. ok everybody in their.

turkish ships accompanied by syrian mercenaries arrived on libyan soil. >> [speaking foreign language] this is explicit ininfringement about what wasas agreed upon. eroding the cease fire which turkey supports and the .ibyan arab armed forcesy control much of the south and east of the country. turkey put the blame for the instability on france. gave -- no secret they reporter: they are denying they support.pport -- lent countriesaid several had violated the arms embargo in libya. erdogan insisted turkey's involvement was not a combat force. saysyrian observatory hundreds of syrian rebels joined the fighting on the side of the tripoli based government. voteance is gearing up to in a municipal election in over a month. the vote will see citizens elect local mayors. things are not looking promising for president macron. philip explains mark about what the elections signify. reporter: they are the guarantors of cities and towns. they are elected for six years. there?y mares are the number of voters is 47 million. mayor'ss are able to marry people and give signature to presidential candidates so they can be elected. they need 500 signatures of elected officials for that to happen. age or the number of terms they have. i've extr

live in our armed forces and the narrative surrounding them is that they're choreographed let's say to look as if it's a social movement that is protesting turkish support or turkey sending mercenaries to the bit while the popular support is definitely there after all is a civil war how star actually is the one responsible enough there is the person to enable this essentially thought that this power play let's say would put the g.n. a and its sole ally on the international stage turkey in a tough spot the main concession i suspect he wants out of this is the removal of the head of the libyan central banks of the could be with someone else and ultimately what that does is that it politicizes one of libya's most sovereign institutions and will ultimately fuel the conflict again so clearly the aim here is to begin a bowl of those offensive enable a military solution but not just enable it politically but also financially so is this something that he will succeed in having can he succeed in using the arleigh sector and the closer is off the plants as some sort of power play as you call it. well it's unclear if he will succeed so far there's that the