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to join what it called the resistance to turkish aggression it falls in agreement with kurdish y p g fight is in a free has been battling to repel a turkish offensive there for a moment turkey's president has warned his russian counterpart that the syrian government will face consequences if it reaches a deal with kurdish fighters rage of time border one's words were echoed by turkey's foreign minister in amman using the. the question is why the regime forces are entering the area if the regime forces enter this area to get rid of terrorism yes that's good but if the regime forces enter this area to support or keep the other militias there the no we are against that the white house said u.s. president donald trump supports improved background checks on gun purchases sin the wake of last wednesday's school shooting in florida and to gun protesters have been holding a lie down demonstration i slide the white house seventeen students and staff members were killed by a teenager with an assault rifle in the florida city of parkland trump is to speak to survivors on the way from state what's bei

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resistance to turkish aggression announcement follow what appears to be an agreement to help kurdish y p g fight is now free and we've been fighting to repel a turkish offensive there for a month it's a move that further complicates the conflict turkey sees the white b.g. as a terror group but elsewhere northern syria it's been part of a u.s. backed alliance confronting eisel stephanie decker reports. syrian state television and now says that forces loyal to president bashar al assad will be deployed to a free in. turkey launch an operation against the people's protection units or y p g who are in control of the province almost a month ago ankara calls the y.p. g a terrorist organization the united states considers the group its most effective ally in fighting eisel. this new move by damascus in africa could mean its allied militia directly confronts turkish troops turkey's foreign minister was defiant yes in the name of the regime is in train the claims p k k m p y d and there are no problems however if i come in to defend the y.p. g.e. the nothing and nobody can stop us supplies to efren as we

the idea was, just like yesterday,y,o have the fighting stopped from 9:0:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m.m., in order for civilians to be evacuated safelyly what is happening on the ground is continued violencnce, and no one has been able toto get out yet. the syrian state media reportsts that the corridor -- the humanitarian corridors were not in place. have been set up at the cross points. there are even some buseses waitining for the civivilians tt out in order to take them to tempororary housing. but what they aree sayining is happenining -- again, this is according to t the syrn n state mediaa -- is that rebel grououps aree preventing civiliaia from getttting out of e eastern ghouy throwing m mortar shells at the humanitarian corridor dodoors. --the other hand, the people inside eastern ghouta telell us the regime is s still shohowing them, and airplanes are flying over the rebel enclave and continue. anchor: the russian foreign minister has been speaking at the u.n. human rights council in geneva. sergey lavrov saying rebel fighters must act to make any truce on the

y. p.g. in the fight against the islamic state group the u.s. says the y.p. g.' a key member in the war against the extremists turkey says they are part of a terrorist organization and have to be expelled from the region well correspondent to teri schultz joins us from nato headquarters in brussels welcome terry u.s. defense secretary has been speaking with his counterpart but what came out about me he said. well yes if you listen to secretary mabus he says that the u.s. and turkey are finding common ground he admits the problems are very complicated in fact the most complicated he's seen in four decades of his military career but if you listen to him he says that there they're going to be able to work it out that they're finding common ground and there's still some uncommon ground now the turks are not quite so positive the turks are having none of this u.s. insistence that the wife is not part of the p.k. k. a terrorist organization so while the defense minister has been talking prime minister has also been talking about this issue he's been speaking with the w

fighting kurdish forces stephanie decker reports. syrian state television and now says that forces loyal to president bashar al assad will be deployed to. turkey launch an operation against peoples protection units or y p g who are in control of the province almost a month ago and the y.p. g a terrorist organization the united states considers the group its most effective ally in fighting. this new move by damascus university in could mean its allied militia directly confront turkish troops turkey's foreign minister was defiant unicity cheated. if the regime is interested to clean. and there are no problems however if i come in to defend the y.p. the nothing and nobody can stop us this applies to efren as well as ma'am and to the east of the euphrates river the developments when set behind the scenes negotiations the details of which are unclear if the kurds are going to accept the major conditions of the syrian regime will decide on that very heavy weapons. artillery rocket launchers will they be exiting the city because the syrian regime is asking syria democratic forces to exit the city and to move to the east of the euphrates the kurdish why p.g. holds the areas in yellow which include the region

fact the muslim was the head of the p y d which is the political wing of this militia the y p g which is fighting in syria is a key ally of the united states from on christmas break that they say it's linked to the kurdish rebel group the p.k. k. which has been fighting a decades long insurgency inside turkey now what i'm calling to report to turkish reports is that they are saying that there was this deadly car bombing in the capital on current twenty sixteen which killed over thirty people injured schools more now they blamed that on a suicide attack of a member of the syrian kurdish militia the white peachy and i think by by the fact that sally muslim was the head of its political wing at the time that directly links him to the attack now has to be said that the both the p y d and the y. p.g. militia have denied any involvement in that attack they strongly dispute that they were involved in any way linked to the insurgency inside but from our own crisp especially if they have strong evidence from their point of view that links this militia to that attack and therefore links ali muslim cell now

is al jazeera and these are the top stories now seven turkish soldiers have been killed in fighting with kurdish yp g fighters in northern syria so he says it was his army's worst day for casualties since launching the operation two weeks ago to push the white b.g. out of the area stephanie decker has more from the border. what you saw on saturday was five turkish soldiers killed when the y.p. g. attacked blew up a tank also one soldier killed in a cross border attack here in turkey and one other now from our sources that we've been speaking to from the y.p. g. friday night saying that the y.p. g. has announced that they've launched a guerrilla warfare are now of course a conventional army as the turkish army or the f.s.a. i'm not trained in that kind of unconventional warfare the attorney general of the maldives says the supreme court is planning to impeach the president the country has seen unrest since judges ordered the release angry trial of opposition leaders last week judges also reinstated twelve members of parliament who were expelled for siding with the opposition if they return the ruli

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groups which have launched attacks in the region seven turkish soldiers have been killed in fighting with kurdish y p g fighters in northern syria turkey says it was its army's worst day for casualties since it launched the operation two weeks ago those other headlines i'll be back with the news for you a little over twenty five but it's but now let's get you back to watch as your world. when charlie found out about the palestine orchestra he was and through z. asked dick because of his background to go palestine and share all his time with with all these people that you know he loved that he loved me there and i hope he can continue. there is something about music and it depending on the style that you're doing but for me when i when i'm playing and performing especially if you get taken into a world where you know you're you're thinking about your music only you know you're not thinking about what's happening back home and you're dealing with issues that are difficult at home or in your family or your friends or anything like that you're in you're in the moment of the music and it's kind of a res

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y. p.g. helped the u.s. in the fight against eisel further straining u.s. relations with ankara and now turkey faces a new enemy pro syrian government troops the could say they've done a deal with syria to join forces to fight turkey syrian pro-government troops and their involvement well that was announced by syrian state t.v. on monday. set the tone for the following the turkish attacks on our families and their friends and following the request of our friends citizens from the regime to protect them from the ongoing turkish aggression that led to so many killings and destruction it has been declared now that popular troops were and to a friend within hours crucially how did turkey receive that news has the turkish foreign minister you know said nicci you know were in him if the regime is intermediate to clean k.k. and he why did he then there are no problems however if they come in to defend the white g. then nothing and nobody can stop us this applies to efren as well as mehmet be into the east of the euphrates river well our friend is part of northern

they really have other options i mean they could of course try there are groups that try to fight against the y p g u but those groups were really strong and to the white b.g. could turn them down because they were the only ones armed so currently there are no good options with us there are no good options for the syrians and where does this all leave the americans very brief i've got twenty seconds left for the americans right who have been supporting the kurds of course and our allies with the turks well it seems at the moment that the americans are beginning to let the courts want to let the y.p. g. down and this seems to be at least for those living there a good thing but now since turkey came in we don't know what's going to happen. she is head of the berlin based european center for kurdish studies thank you if you. owe it turkey engaged in syria anchor is looking to improve military ties with some of its allies including germany where the past few days have seen a thawing in relations well this after on her release a german turkish journalist then as you shelter who was held in istanbul

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turkey says it will fight forces loyal to syria's president if they enter the frame as part of an agreement with the kurdish y p g turkey launched an offensive last month to push kurds out of the area. the white house says u.s. president donald trump is open to supporting improved background checks on gun purchases following last widen state school shooting in florida back to the stage to protest in washington the mounting action to stop future mass shootings. rescuers in mozambique fear there find more dead bodies and of a collapsed rubbish dump with seventeen people confirmed dead already the garbage pile three stories high came down in houses during a heavy storm in the capital maputo many families have left the area fearing further collapses just one widow as a journalist based in the bhutto he says the garbage dump is located in one of the poorest areas of the capital town. kind of garbage. what will flow even more will take down the street you need responding you know we just crime groups of people only nearby. if you also know what gracefully less fortunate people and those who are poor and watch the r

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aggression announcement follows order peers to be an agreement to help kurdish y p g fighters in a free we've been fighting to repel a turkish offensive there for a month it's a move that further complicates the conflict turkey sees the y p g as a terror group but elsewhere in northern syria it's been part of a u.s. backed alliance confronting eisel stephanie decker reports. syrian state television and now says that forces loyal to president bashar al assad will be deployed to a free in. turkey launch an operation against the people's protection units or y p g who are in control of the province almost a month ago ankara calls the y.p. g a terrorist organization the united states considers the group its most effective ally in fighting eisel. this new move by damascus in africa could mean its allied militia directly confronts turkish troops turkey's foreign minister was defiant yes in the name of the regime is in train their claims p k k m p y d and there are no problems however if i come in to defend the why p.g. the nothing and nobody can stop us the supplies to efren as well as members into the east of th

k k c k p y d y p g darwish al qaida and their affiliates and turkey is a key stakeholder in the fight against arash it should not be forgotten that an area of almost two thousand kilometers squared between. us has recently been cleansed from dyce terrorists. well to get the other side of the argument now i'm joined by turkish political scientist in the store and dr mehmet parents sec is currently in moscow russia med welcome to going underground again we've heard their horrific allegations of a turkish military using chemical weapons of killing hundreds in the african against the u.s. backed and defacto russia backed why p.g. an african what is turkey trying to achieve there yeah but. let's go problem to less. military men tension they publish all is like that. the for example before iraqi war to be told that saddam has mass killing new poems and after be apologized for it but i want to underline that in the operation all of branch turkish armed forces are fighting against a terrorist organization not. senior people not. terrorist organizations et thing bought into me and in turkey hi

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y. p.g. but the u.s. considers the y.p. g a key ally in the fight against what's left of the islamic state organization. the alliances among the states involved in the syrian conflict are constantly shifting. his or her to one leading turkey into international isolation. so let's pick up immediately oh my course you know ricker is the president to a leading took into international isolation well he is leading turkey into a confrontation with the us but of the same time he comes on brusha that's very obvious that now is somehow a that he things that his biggest ally is putin at the same time of close turkey is the become part of it fourteen is the one who says what is happening in turkey has some hold obey but that's at this find i think the best option. adlon things he has because he wanted to have a wall in order to somehow. have a good news for his own domestic base because at home they have a big economic problems and the economy is collapsing there's a high unemployment so he needed to somehow put himself into the role of a big war hero so that was all it was about to move how was tooken status as a

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says the offensive is aimed at driving out the kurdish y p t militia which it views as terrorists and a threat to turkish security but the latest fighting raises the prospect of a wider escalation of the conflict. our correspondent dorian jones is following developments for us from istanbul dorrian turkish and syrian government forces together with their allied militias are now facing off in how serious is this confrontation. well there has the potential to be extremely serious at the moment we are talking about only several hundred militias linked to the massacres entering and joining the syrian kurdish militia in the of the fight against this offensive the numbers are relatively small and given the fact that we're talking about a force of thirty or forty thousand turkish and it's militias that it is supporting involved in this offensive what will be concerned about is is this the beginning of a new development will further militias linked to damascus and iran join this fight along with heavy weapons that they do have including tanks and armored cars at the moment is unclear damascus hasn't made any official statements over this there

engaged in an operation against kurdish fighters since last month syria's kurdish y p g has been a key u.s. ally in the fight against arsenal but turkey is opposed to the group which it which it says views as a terrorist organization now that's not the only flashpoint there's also been syrian government strikes on the rebel held on klav of eastern guta near damascus at least fourteen people were killed when more than eighty rockets hit the area on sunday the government has sent in reinforcements local observers say the strikes are a prelude to a major offensive on eastern goods which has been under siege since twenty thirteen and some a binge of aid is following the story for us from istanbul let's talk first about turkey's response if there has been any to the possible joining up of forces with the kurds and syrian troops. it seems to be a wait and see policy as far as we can tell from the turkish government because they haven't seen any movement on the ground and they haven't said anything about it as yet so far we haven't seen the details of what this agreement between these kurdish forces and the syrian

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engaged in an operation against kurdish fighters since last month syria's kurdish y p g has been a key u.s. ally in the fight against eisel but turkey is opposed to the group which it views as a terrorist organization and that's not the only flashpoint there's also been the syrian government strikes on the rebel held on play the eastern damascus on monday will get more on guta in just a few moments but first let's go to istanbul and speak with al-jazeera some of bin javac for the latest on the operation in africa and so is there now a danger that we could have syrian government backed forces actually confronting tyria turkish forces in that african region. absolutely adrian that is the danger that has been explained to us by a number of sources on the ground in syria but before i go to words in the last few minutes we've had two developments in this fast moving story one that the turkish president of the gun has had a contact phone conversation with the russian president vladimir putin the details of that conversation are still emerging we have just heard that they have talked about cooperation in terms of f

operation against kurdish fighters since last month syria's kurdish y p g has been a key u.s. ally in the fight against i support turkey is opposed to the group which it views as a terrorist organization turkey's foreign minister says it's no problem if syrian forces enter afrin but is warning of consequences if they support the kurdish fighters this is the moment syrian state television announced the pro-government militias involvement in the operation. following the turkish attacks on our families and our friend and following the request of our friends citizens from the regime to protect them from the ongoing turkish a question that led to so many killings and destruction it has been declared now that popular troops will enter a friend within hours that's not the only flashpoint because there's also been syrian government stripes on the rebel held on cable of eastern go to near damascus at least fourteen people were killed when more than eighty rockets hit the area on sunday the government has sent in reinforcements local observers say the strikes are a prelude to a major offensive on the eas

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the past twenty four forty eight hours the free syrian army which is fighting alongside turkish military in order to advance towards the y p g project from hold of our free and i have managed to capture some villagers on the road towards there as far as the turkish army is concerned and listening to president saddam tape around they will respond they think to go through we're behind that attack what's important to note here is that although the. kurdish authorities in. why p.g. claim that the turkish ministry has killed civilians in its operation ankara denies that they say the reason why this operation isn't going as fast as they wanted to is precisely because they have been trying to advise any death of innocent civilians that have been reports that the y p g and the p y d that the political wing of that car this militia have actually bus then cards from other towns and cities to use them as human shields the car this officials there with they actually this is just the natural response of the car this population in order to protect their town against what they see as a foreign aggression. three weeks now into operation

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the absurdity of russia and the united states supporting the kurdish militia the y p g in syria and then the turks fighting them turkey our ally the us ally in nato and of the same time the assad regime coming in helping the kurds against the turks so yes it is the theater of absurd but at the same time extremely dangerous as we saw the exchange of fire between the russians and the americans for the first time in eighty years since the nine hundred twenty civil war and russia americans and russians shooting at each other and the private militia the privatization not just of foreign policy but of national security the russian businessman who owns the militia missed a pretty good reason also just we found out today got a contract from the syrian government to operate and secure the oil and gas fields that are in the kurdish an american zone communal cohen. thank you so much for joining us with your take on the current situation like there from washington d.c. thank you. there's much more to come on the news hour it's fun for some but ms separate for others a wintry blast leaves europe colder than the arctic.

people's protection units or that y p g ankara so this is a branch of the therefore they're terrorists the u.s. led coalition says the white b.g. is being allies in the fight against islamic state in syria in january the pentagon announced it was creating a kurdish led security force right on turkey's doorstep in northern syria in response and to launch their military campaign against kurdish militias they're threatening a possible direct clash with u.s. forces. rex tillerson arrived in the capital he was met with a large number of protests against his visit was originalist karen felt has been specializing in coverage of the middle east thinks that the u.s. has underestimated the conflict between turks and kurds. they seem to have not a really good idea of the situation on the ground they overstretched their position and their relation to main street and the situation you know the relation with the kurdish groups on the other side is not very stable as the americans lead a very big mistake and estimated threads towards the kurdish political presence actually in their own country as well as at the border circus devilment things that kurtz host of them in a

you're told to go to syria and then suddenly someone working for the y p g it's also effect that if you have a look at who is fighting in the wife e.g. in syria there are libel statistics that more than fifty percent or about fifty percent of those fighting there actually courts from turkey so i think this shows these two points so very clearly that the white. the p.k. k. are really one of the same organization and of course i would agree with you that the white b.g. has not targeted turkey or anything like this this far but of course since it is one organisation it's of course right for turkey that now they have on their border the y.p. g being armed by the united states i mean it's should be quite simple to get those weapons over to turkey and to use them there so in so far i would agree that it's a danger for turkey even though the white did she has not yet targeted meaning you would say other ones offensive is legitimate turkey has legitimate security interests that it has a right to pursue here i do understand the security interests even though there are also other. things why turkey is now into weaning but this