said a lot of international topics were touched upon during these talks with the president of turkmenistan one of those being the i.n.f. treaty that is of course the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty that was the treaty that bound the u.s. and russia together but the u.s. decided to abandon it and russia says that now it's not going to putin said that russia is not going to stand aside idly and watch the u.s. while it works on developing its own intermediate range missiles and russia will be working on its own projects to. the pentagon has said it's going to place its newly tested missile in asia they are currently negotiating with japan and south korea it's clear. the number one target is but we're not happy about that is it can reach russian territory we will work on creating such intermediate range missiles to now that the americans have them stated that we're not going to deploy such missiles globally in places where the americans don't have any. reply to that statement strangely only silence i think the us deliberately doesn't reply and their allies cannot say anything without

a lot of our putin is at a summit of former soviet republics in the capital of turkmenistan the russian president discussed turkey's military operation and possible consequences for the region and europe also raise washington's withdrawal from the i.m.f. treaty and its plans to deploy missiles world wide across live now to our teams in the air and for more what else did the russian president have to say hijacking well yes speaking earlier today the russian president vladimir putin really highlighted concerns that islamic state militants held in northeast syria could be at risk of escaping due to the turkish military operation that is going on there he was speaking during our joint meeting with the his counterpart the president of turkmenistan and really a range of international topics were touched upon and one of the main concerns that president putin raised was this ongoing turkish military military operation in northern syria called peace spring and here's what he had to say about that. the resumes in northeast syria where i saw fighters are concentrated the zones were secured by kurd

hopefully turkmenistan the will join and that will be 6 states and one nation and we will be more powerful in the region. during our delegation the turkic who are old and issues that are relating to our region was discussed last year. honorary guest was as back east on this year joined as a full member. hungary was also of. observer. so this way turkey const council is more powerful also garia is going to have a representative in an office in budapest or budapest and in europe now turkey turkey council has a. an office. because they cover kids. found the father more so tunnels are by. i also invited him in might attempt to become their representative leader. turkish cultural. heritage face and the communication between these organizations turkish council organization committee will be. founded 8 summit will be in. turkey hopefully will be hosted by our turkey so our group meeting we couldn't do for 2 weeks so let's not have the latest bather let's do it even if it's on wednesday. during this time all our m.p.v. and general. a central administration as it minister as administrator they were

well the foreign minister has been talking from turkmenistan and he's been urging and also offering to organize a dialogue between turkey and syria and of course russia would be well placed to do this kind of dialogue because of course it has a big a close relationship with the syrian government has been fighting on the syrian side during the war in syria and also has this close economic and military partnership with turkey and this personal relationship within an hour to one has but the question of course is what such a dialogue would mean for the kurds because at the same time the foreign minister has also said that russia has always from the beginning understood turkey's security concerns at its border and also has urged the kurds basically to reach out to the syrian government pressured of course now by this military offensive and also because the united states has left them it seems that the courts might not have any other option than to go together with the syrian government which would be beneficial for the russians so to say because then their influence in syria would only incr

the chinese would generally come down through afghanistan, kazakhstan, turkmenistan, across through turkeyoute. with vietnamese, it is very different, they take a northern route. the victims i have dealt with in the pass generally are flown to moscow and then take a land route across northern europe and come down from there. i liken this to like amazon. there is a host of resellers and they work together. when they get to europe they look at how they can get to europe they look at how they ca n ci’oss get to europe they look at how they can cross europe. they use a european registered truck, european drivers, they are less likely to get stopped but these guys come in in small packages, one pramac and two bill—mac, and then they are put on the next available transport —— in ones and twos. we had someone held ina shed ones and twos. we had someone held in a shed for two months while the gangs were negotiating and well walked across ukraine because they could not find a truck. there is no typical in these situations but when you get a group of migrants who arrive and survive the journey to th