to be speaking to vincent close to tell here in the studio who is the united nations or the u.n.h.c.r. special envoy for the central mediterranean situation any questions you've got to him about refugees trying to leave places like syria and indeed africa crossing the mediterranean what's being done to help them what's being done to stop the making the journey in the first place send in those questions now that's the what's that number plus one seven full five or one triple one four nine facebook live up and running twitter and telegram you can always tweet or d.m. me directly as well my twitter and here at a j for now though we're going to speak to stephanie decker she is an attack on turkey's border with syria as i said if it's not the big offensive but how would you describe what you've seen today and heard today as far as an uptick in violence. well it's the biggest increase certainly since the airstrikes resumed don't choose day after what was just over a three week low. and there's a lot of back and forth whether this is the official start a lot of the pro-government media outlets are qu

u.n.h.c.r. of the united nations high commissioner for refugees felipe he was here a week before the summit and he said that iran occupies a special place that it's that it's been so good to afghan and iraqi refugees for several decades and now it has a special position where it can speak for the rights of syrian people displaced by this war and that's something that many of the aid organization in the humanitarian community are hoping that iran starts to do ok. thank you for that we'll move over to stephanie decker of course reporting from the turkey syria border zain touched on it there but what do you take us through more of the turkish perspective on this . what president are two on one with a message that was calling for a cease fire that was quickly rejected by the russian president all heels are reminded iran and russia said well you're concerned about terrorists at will so were we and also if you concerned about the humanitarian situation well we are more so because it is on our borders and come on if you just look behind me that is in the province that's one of the i.d.p. camps that is how close it is so really there have