have a recap of our top story from syria as government troops there backed by russia have recaptured a large fortified area indias or from iceland fighters more than two hundred terrorists were destroyed as well as tanks artillery positions and ammunition death post troops also found a network of tunnels with large medical and food. surprise another important player in syria's war is the lebanese militant and political group hezbollah it was founded in the early eighty's and has played a significant role in the syrian civil war but the group has been surrounded by a number of controversies two despite its role in the battle against islamic state on the syrian lebanese border hizbollah or its military wing are listed as a terrorist organization by a number of states it is accused of kidnapping israeli soldiers and suicide bombings but we did manage to speak with the deputy chief of the controversial group about his ongoing conflict in the middle east the full interview coming your way. how bad can it get how low can russia u.s. relations go at this point it's anyone's guess but one th

were caused by the coalition forces in syria where this report there was a number of issues arguably the majority of the report the main emphasis on the report is on the what it suggests are unnecessary or excessive civilian casualties caused by primarily uss strikes around iraq or for example and even in the province earlier this year talks about a specific strike on a mosque which it found which it says actually happened it caused unnecessary civilian casualties almost. an extra item it talks about the concho clean attack it mentions that blames the syrian air force for that but when we look at media coverage of this in the west it's almost certainly will fit into what we've seen is a consistent pattern over the entire span of the syria war and indeed other conflicts i'm back right here in half an hour's time or r.t. programs ahead. u.s. relations go at this point it's anyone's guess but one thing is for sure. you know iran must go with. mark zuckerberg at first but they're all arguing about artificial intelligence is he going to destroy the world. maybe we'll mark zuckerberg has a

brewing in our societies. now back to our top story from syria as government troops backed by russia have recaptured a large forty five area india is or from i still fight is more than two hundred terrorists were destroyed as well as tanks artillery positions and ammunition troops also found a network of tunnels with large medical and food supplies and another important player in syria's war is the lebanese a militant and political group hezbollah now it was founded in the early eighty's and has played a significant role in the syrian civil civil war battling islamic state on the syrian lebanon border some states list hezbollah as a terror group accusing it of kidnappings and bomb attacks we've managed to speak to the deputy chief of the controversial group about its ongoing conflict in the middle east the full interview is coming your way after this break . here's what people have been saying about rejected a navy seal i suspect is full on awesome well the only show i go out of my way to launch you know a lot of the really packs a punch at least yeah it is the john oliver of our tri

launch medical and food supplies. another important player in syria's war is the lebanese militant and political group hezbollah it was founded in the early eighty's and has played a significant role in the syrian civil war but the group has been surrounded by a number of controversies despite its role in the battle against islamic state on the syrian lebanon border hezbollah or its military wing god listed as a terrorist organization by a number of states it's accused of kidnappings of israeli soldiers and suicide bombings we managed to speak to the deputy chief of the controversial group about its ongoing conflict in the middle east the full interview is coming your way after this short break stay with us with that. in case you're new to the game this is how it works in the economy is built around core. problem regimes from washington washington media the media. voters elected to run this country business equals. bust it's not business as usual it's business like it's never been done before. it will make all none can love me again i was wrong but maybe you have been talking to yo

siege of deer's or in eastern syria russia's defense ministry says the now imminent liberation of the city is to be a major blow to the terror group in the whole country russia has been providing air support for the ongoing offensive. syrian journalist and even him believes that this is in the storage moment for syria. you know. fourteen homes with local climbing almost three hours ago units from the syrian army managed to breach the siege got all the imposed on ourselves by the city of their lives or however there was a military the jungle city is over. other forms of siege continue and they're expected to continue for the next forty eight hours after the army completes its operation from the southern side of the now the siege is over in terms of the mill creek understanding of the military meaning yours that's a huge project too for the people to start to feel the difference it will take another forty eight hours at least three operations until the army he opens the main road into the city of those of you know and then the foreign conflicts and i have been covering it since two thou

firm against a storm of civil war in neighboring syria providing shelter to millions playing the violence and an example of future reconciliation. but can the syrian tragedy wake up the ghosts of the wood on its own violent past while today i talked to the prime minister of lebanon mr sock. the war in syria is threatening to spill over to its small neighbor lebanon division and radicalization moving across the porous border into lebanese society the most religious state see this cold war it's real. country so you're away from the threat and resist conflict will succumb to the pressures of refugees or militancy what kind of become a regional example of sustained peace in the post-war future so that the lebanese prime minister it's really great to have you on our show welcome thank you so you've been on a world tour of sorts you went to washington you want to paris securing military and financial aid and now that trip brings you to moscow what exactly do you hope can do for levanon playing a political role big birds of order in the region and i believe. you know live among the suff

ok let's go back to that breaking news this hour because syria's president bashar assad his congratulated his country's military on breaking islamic states three year long siege it is all released in syria russia's defense ministry says if the whole area cannot be cleared of isis terrorists it would be a major blow to the terror agree to train carries the again there with more details on this. this could be a major major breakthrough couldn't it well yes and speaking of the latest things that we have received both from the syrian army and the russian military i can tell you that they are fully confirming it now first we heard the confirmation from the syrian president we saw it in a tweet that there was an announcement on syrian state t.v. we do realize that it's a very special day for syria and the people of syria then a few hours later this is something that happened within the last forty or thirty minutes or so we heard the confirmation from the russian military and now with the actual details of what's been happening on the ground the blockade was being broken are emergi

defense ministers. liberation of the area will drive the final nail in the coffin of ice in syria. also while the us calls for the toughest possible sanctions against north korea president putin. will never give up its nuclear program under such terms in north koreans would rather eat grass than give up on then you could a program. in germany spark rage they had volleys women to go jogging purse following a brutal rape case. around the clock across the world this is r.t. international from the team myself you know neal welcome to the program we begin to breaking news this hour the syrian army has broken islamic states three year long siege of dairies or in eastern syria. right now i was. here you can see the moment the troops cut off. long been waiting for the defense ministry ses the no imminent liberation of the city is a major blow to the terror group in the country has been providing support with. i. play. more now on the latest developments in syria. this is of course the long awaited news on the and of the dare as sore blockade we were waiting for the confirmation and first we got

because russia and the u.s. are unable to work together for example on syria we have this what you call a de conflicting de confliction agreement this is not enough when you're fighting terrorists when the you're attacking iraq there is or there is this kind of division of labor you might see but to fight terrorists and affectively you need more than two conflicts and you need to coordinate your. strikes and the u.s. military is band to coordinate with russia because there is this demand by the u.s. congress lawmakers are not interested in resolving conflicts. and develop business ties with russia which would be important for u.s. businesses they're interested in sending all sorts of signals so that's what they're engaged in libya. but what's what you're doing in syria you had said taken a position that once. defeated you would want to see all the dishes and or forces out of syria have you had this sort of like. time frame when you were talking about the departure of or forces from syria are you in discussions with iran is that any permanent presence that would be a diff despite your ef

that. they'll qaeda ideology sometimes espoused by groups that do not call themselves fact in syria we had a number of efforts by an al qaeda affiliate brand itself without any doctrinal changes and specifically to sort of distance itself from the al qaeda title so again how are you going to define who is and who is not no it's more than the ideology and in fact most of the groups on the sanctions list i'm not called what for example is on the sanctions list that tatic a taliban pakistan on the sanctions list saw it the definition that gets you on the list is number one you need to take concrete action in support off on behalf of in the name of al-qaeda so it is about active engagement on recruitment on getting money on procuring rep or on supporting in any actual process for example if you are seeking acts of measures. targeting civilians killing innocent people in the name of let's say some religious ideology but do not associate yourself with al qaeda that you are not branded as terrorists not in this sanctions regime right saw days of course the second part of the un the counterter

siege of zoran east in syria russia's defense ministry says if the whole area can now be cleared of ice or fighters it will be a major blow to the terror group in the country russia has been providing air support for the liberation offensive. ok we can get more details on this now with a departure and he's back in the studio. any more details and the operation of the last couple of as well andrew i've got lots of things to tell you because this is of course the long awaited news on the and of the dare as sore blockade of islamic state we were waiting for the confirmation and first we got it from damascus we saw a tweet from the syrian president he congratulated his soldiers on this of course this of course a very important day for the syrian army and for the whole of syria and just about an hour and a half ago that is a few hours since the confirmation from damascus we got the news from the russian defense ministry there saying that it happened and this was the point when we started to realize how dramatic this military operation was thanks to bits of information that was coming fro

back here with. some breaking news because syria's president bashar assad has congratulated the country's military on breaking islamic states three year long siege in eastern syria government forces did manage to fight their way into the city and link up with the brigade there that were trapped has more on this now we're also getting some reaction see from the russian defense ministry what they say yes andrew this is very important this is the confirmation from the washing army that the blockade of sore that's been in place for some three years is over i'm just going to read you some of the latest messages that we are getting from the russian defense ministry first of all they are confirming it then of course they're talking about these caliber cruise missiles that were launched from the frag it that i was telling you about last hour for an admiral as there were a number of cruise missiles that destroyed the command and communication posts of islamic state near tears or what is happening at the moment according to the russian military is that the syrian government troops are. as

but. as they suffer defeat like it's already happening in iraq in syria of course we need to put a premium on political processes. that involve and i think this is necessary and all inclusive dialogue involving all of. us and build certain governmental structures and mechanisms for finding solutions that would allow everyone to leave to leave. as for the second part of your question yes we are actively support change saudi arabi is efforts to unite the syrian opposition into one delegation. the platform for those was defined in the security council resolution twenty two fifty four. it lists the mosque or. other groups. that participation of whom is necessary and it also says that only syrians should decide on the future of syria and libya leave when this unification how tense we need to more to weights remembers of the delegation to work out a platform that would help them achieve this of course the resolution twenty two fifty four contains no conditions for launching negotiations or has no alternate to this or one side to demands so i think that when the opposition does for a. a s

khan's new labor law that would come into effect in a week. with islamic states territory in syria crumbling the race is on to retake oil fields from the terrorists with russian assisted and u.s. backed forces both closing in. and the u.n. security council adopts new sanctions against north korea after the resolution was watered down from a stronger u.s. draft. watching altie international live from moscow studio with me to do it today welcome to the program protests have turned violent in paris where people have taken to the streets to vent their anger at the president's labor reforms which come into effect in a week four thousand separate strikes and almost two hundred rallies major cities across the country from north to kneel and must say projectiles and flares have been thrown by the crowds. he's been following one of the crowds in paris. quite. all the way. yeah. yeah they are and if you can describe protests the way that hollywood movies are rated well it started off as a bit of a disney film of a protest it was all very and then it turned into a bit of an eighty project thi

terrorists around the city well with syria making gains on the ground against are still positive steps are also made of peace talks being held in the stand capital stana the parties there have now agreed on the final boundaries of four deescalation zones across syria. is in the country. it talks an astronaut now over and every school to me is that the sides involved the syrian government as well as the rebels and the three sponsor countries that is russia iran and turkey have agreed on the establishment flexion zones in syria where the fighting is fiercest between rebels and the syrian government three countries that have agreed to guarantee the de confliction zones that is russia again turkey and iran will have monitors on the ground watching for any cease fire violations and taking action and as necessary move these d. completions zones will be set up in. aleppo here in the taqiyya in that eye in the south of syria as well as in homs province these a areas again where the clashes between the syrian government and the rebels fiercest and where civilians have borne the brunt of all this su

in syria and with bashar al assad still firmly in power is it time for the opposition to admit defeat or was it a mistake for outside powers to back the syrian rebels in the first place that's our debate but first following protests and a legal challenge from the defeated opposition candidate right the kenyan supreme court know the presidential election for the first time in the country's history the decision was hailed by some as a victory for democracy and the rule of law that says he won't participate in the reelection scheduled for next month until his demands for electoral reform are met so what's next for kenya this week's headliner from nairobi. thank you for joining me on up front the initial results of august presidential elections so you losing to incumbent president. by fifty four to forty four percent this week the supreme court said it had a null those elections because they were neither transparent nor verifiable the court also ordered a reelection to be held next month you must be delighted to have another opportunity to run for president yet again. years the deeds were

cia from the jihadists in syria and from the headlines we reviewed the building brinkmanship in the baltic and the fast food workforce the huge chip on his shoulder all the civil coming up in our first episode of the new season but first while we've been away there's been no letup in the continuous allegations that donald trump is somehow compromised by his relations to the kremlin not an hour goes by on u.s. mainstream media without questions being raised over ties between either trump or its closest associates to moscow while britain joins it militarily with trump's continuing escalations in afghanistan and russia's borders though it has been the rhetoric of a north korea that is alarmed many around the world for her part raise i'm a one would think needs tyner as opposed to trade and i decided to implicitly attack the people's republic not any apology for britain's role in the u.s. u.k. killing of twenty percent of north korea's population the communist global times newspaper of china replied by saying may's conservative party lost many seats turning are into a vulnerable prime m

ministry denies allegations of civilian casualties in its air raids in syria producing video of strikes on militant targets in the province. after failing to find any trace of russian hackers interfering in the german election now the media speculating why it wasn't a target. tweet that stoking tensions north korea says the u.s. president's online insult is a declaration of war. this is the news from r.t. international a lot to tell you about syria developments in the past twenty four hours or so the russian defense ministry has released video of its strikes against targets in the syrian province of idlib that's well there have also been allegations of civilian casualties from the raids i got the details from a refund. the so-called syrian observatory for human rights has once again claimed that the russian and syrian airplanes are targeting the residential areas inside is doing the same and that a number of civilians have been killed as a result they have been particularly talking about the troubled region of the north of syria russia's defense ministry has once again denied th

raids in syria releasing video of strikes on militant targets in. failing to find any trace of russian hackers interfering in the german election now the media speculating. that. the u.s. president's online insult is a declaration of war. in moscow first few updates on syria to talk to you about the russian defense ministry has released video of its strikes against targets in the syrian province of idlib that's while there have been allegations of civilian casualties from the raids details earlier from. the so-called syrian observatory for human rights has once again claimed that the russian and syrian airplanes are targeting the residential areas inside this deer in the sea and that a number of civilians have been killed as a result they have been particularly talking about the troubled region of the north of syria russia's defense ministry has once again denied these allegations saying that the nation is uniquely targeting the jihadists bases and underground storage units and equipment bases and to be located outside the cities and they have supported their claims by releasing the ve

on a cocktail of lethal drugs. just because something's legal doesn't mean it's. syria paradoxical the. reason was a situation like israel and palestine is not a country where i meet a lot of people without hope although everybody agrees. is a very serious situation people have been much more affected than in any other active conflicts to day. eighteen years ago i traveled across the united states exploring america's deadly love affair with a gun if a bad guy tried to get to one of my family members he would have better a lot better knife. and hurting my babies since my book was published in the. thousand more than half a million americans have been killed by firearms in the u.s. and we had a thought. this is a middle school we go through drills and we put ourselves in real scenarios it was interesting to see hill actually got hit by the gun i decided to return to the subject to track down each gun owner who i'd met and photographed those years ago i don't know that but we are not. noisy you are a member of the left party and the spokesman for the defense committee parliamentary el

and. if you look for example at the arms groups armed groups in syria. most of them espouse islam missed and violently islamist ideology of violent in the sense that they're using violence to advance their ideology i wonder at what point does violent islam isn't become to hide that is a very difficult question to answer word to spillover effect is and of course there are many many many shades of gray but as i said we're looking at the concrete actions right and if there is a connection to al qaeda if there's a connection to eisele it is up to any member states of the international community to suggest that group four sanctioning un security council regime going to be put on that least i mean if one. it requires of course the full consensus of all fifteen members of the security council suggestions can come from only sticks in your experience if one member state comes up and says i think that this group in syria is looks very much like al qaida what are the chances of it being put on the list equal as in any other region to be torturous it always is a act of long negotiations to ge

this happens russia and western nations will have to divide syria into their respective zones of influence that's number one number two ukraine the ukraine conflict started in november twenty third and reached its peak in the spring of twenty fourteen this conflict remains unresolved it is still boiling it may become another frozen conflict at the same time the situation in germany is changing the military has adopted a new policy boosting the number of personnel building up the number of troops the amount of weapons financial resources germany wants its share of the pie it wants to increase its influence and this includes projecting its military power. what do you think about this parliament's defense policy which is what has it done in matters of war and peace in. just the last four years. as were extremely disturbing we made little progress in the matter of our peaceful policies on the country if you look at our tensions with russia in late twenty thirteen early twenty forty which started with the riots on my down and the nazi coup in february twenty fourth teen wasted my days

syria russia's defense ministry says the imminent liberation of the city is to be a major blow to the terror group in the country russia has been providing air support for the ongoing offensive. ok we're trying to is back in the studio to talk more about this. any further details that. andrew all got many things to tell you because yes we've got the long awaited news on the breaking of the three years of the dares or siege first reguard confirmation from damascus we saw a tweet by the syrian president bashar al assad congratulated his troops of course this is a very special day for the syrian army for the whole of syria i should say and then a few hours later came the confirmation from moscow from the russian defense ministry and the bits of information that they were sharing with us from that we could understand how dramatic was this final push by the syrian army towards there as zoar we understand that as the syrian army was making their latest advancements mixtape terrorists had to regroup otherwise no chance to continue locating there as or but that didn't happen thanks to the

in syria. and the question is what the day after would look like if we would see iran and then the iran influence in iraq and iran influencing syria and iran the influence in lebanon with. this would be a huge problem and we believe as i said before that this is something that needs to be the international community well its interest. you say that because the view in moscow and let me know if you disagree with that is that the iranian influence is indeed a growing there is no do dispute about that but most believe that partially it is growing because of israel's own policies or the policies of israel's closest allies it all started to be with the invasion of iraq which allowed iran to gain a foothold there was a campaign in the israeli complain in lebanon the beach consecutively allowed to hizbollah gaining more influence and dot country down was syria and now there is yemen don't you think that at least in part the iranian influence that you are so concerned about is growing because all of the opportunities that were handed to it by israel or israel's allies no way i mean to accus

of their weapons a disaster libya the same thing a disaster we could even throw in syria let's not forget that the u.s. pushed chemical weapons to be destroyed in syria but russia came in and protected syria the oversaw the destruction the chemical weapons and we push came to shove russia came in and protected assad from another us mistake and now the u.s. failed regime change so now that syria happened north korea sitting there and saying ok you see the pattern here obviously it was going to how do we go to learning. you know with all of this years now exists after the international agencies after the u.n. security fight officially certified that syria no longer no longer possessed chemical weapon of the united states kimi and again and that that the syrian air force be saying there were chemical weapons there is. a pretext i think that if north korean propaganda probably would use the same argument as national rifle association in the united states if the sheriff is inadequate the sheriff attacks the city and soon all of the other people who gave up their weapons then let everyon

chief of the lebanese military group hezbollah on its battle against terrorists in syria. welcome come july from moscow you're watching r.t. international now the russian president said using sanctions against north korea is a dead end approach also believes that north korea won't abandon its nuclear program even under economic pressure he was speaking to the media at the brics summit in china earlier from there his partridge it was a very comprehensive post summit conference by president putin but of course one of those key points was about north korea and north korea he joined her with countries like libya and iran where regime change had been opposed upon them and he believes that the north korean people are looking at that particular example and fear that stretch of regime change being imposed upon them and he thinks that is the reason why is that they're hanging on and they don't want to give up their nuclear tests. everyone remembers what happens with iraq. saddam hussein he stopped the production of weapons of mass destruction regardless under the pretext of searching for t

beyond that. into places like syria, which are a sunni majority and where it is not possible to argue as some people have that this is all just a leveling out of the region and everything is taking its natural shape and all that is absurd if you look at the iranian/hezbollah rule in syria, you can't possibly defend that kind of argument. and that process has intensified. iran is not only strengthening its position in various places. iraq is shakier than it was but very powerful. but it seems like the possibility of a permanent iranian controlled land bridge to lebanon and the mediterranean through parts of syria beyond the ability of even assad or any regime in damascus to approve or disapprove of, but it's simply controlled by iran, is a real possibility. a game-changing one, a remarkable transformation. so these kind of concerns, i think, remain upper most in mind. because of that, let me just answer your question very, very briefly. what they want vis-a-vis the jcpoa, is for it to be rigoro rigorously enforced. that's the word they used and the word that the trump administration was u

russia and western nations will have to divide syria into their respective zones of influence that's number one number two ukraine the ukraine conflict started in november twenty third teen and reached its peak in the spring of twenty fourteen this conflict remains unresolved it is still boiling it may become another frozen conflict at the same time the situation in germany is changing the military has adopted a new policy boosting the number of personnel building up the number of troops the amount of weapons financial resources germany wants its share of the pie it wants to increase its influence and this includes projecting its military power. what do you think about this parliament's defense policy which is what has it done in matters of war and peace in. the last four years were extremely disturbing we made little progress in the matter of our peaceful policies on the country if you look at our tensions with russia in late twenty thirteen early twenty fourteen which started with the riots on my down. in the nazi coup in february twenty fourth teen the west admired those nazis and

defeated once this happens russia and western nations will have to divide syria into their respective zones of influence that's number one number two ukraine the ukraine conflict started in november twenty third teen and reached its peak in the spring of twenty fourteen this conflict remains unresolved it is still boiling and may become another frozen conflict at the same time the situation in germany is changing the military has adopted a new policy boosting the number of personnel building up the number of troops the amount of weapons financial resources germany wants its share of the pie it wants to increase its influence and this includes projecting its military power what do you think about this parliament's defense policy what has it done in matters of war and peace in. the last four years were extremely disturbing we made little progress in the matter of our peaceful policies on the country if you look at our tensions with russia in late twentieth thirteen early twenty fourteen which started with the riots on my down and the nazi coup in february twenty fourth teen t

the liberation of the area will drive the final nail in the coffin of in syria. also while the us calls for the toughest possible sanctions against north korea president putin. will never make your program. north koreans would rather eat grass the. program. police in germany. advise women to go jogging in perth following a brutal rape case. live from our international news center here in moscow this is r.t. international my names you know me a welcome to the program we begin with breaking news this hour the syrian army housebroken islamic state three year long siege of dairies or in eastern syria. or how i was. this is the moment the troops cut off. long waiting for russia's defense ministry the no imminent liberation of the city is to be a major blow to the terror group in the country. has been providing support for the ongoing offense. he has been following the latest developments in syria for us. this is of course the long awaited news on the and the dare as sore blockade we were waiting for the confirmation and first we got it from damascus we saw a tweet from the syrian presi

thing a disaster we could even throw in syria let's not forget that the u.s. pushed chemical weapons to be destroyed in syria but russia came in and protected syria the oversaw the destruction the chemical weapons and when push came to shove russia came in and protected assad from another us mistake and now the u.s. feels regime change so now that syria has been to north korea sitting there and saying ok you see the pattern here obviously it was going to how do we go to learning. you know with all of this years now exists after the international agencies after the u.n. security fight officially certified that syria no longer can no longer possessed chemical weapons the united states kimi and again and at that the syrian air force be saying there were chemical weapons there and you know he wins a little bit of a pretext to think that if north korean propaganda probably the would use the same argument as national rifle association in the united states if the sheriff is inadequate the sheriff attacks the city and soon all of the other people who gave up their weapons then let everyone h

russia continues to battle the islamic state group in syria, we will have the extraordinary story of the mountainous province of dagestan which has become a key recruiting ground for i!. and in the sport we will have the latest on the world cup qualifiers. —— recruiting ground for isis. and we have the story of two kite surfers who are trying to set a world record by travelling 1500 kilometres nonstop. president trump cut straight to it on twitter this morning, telling congress to get ready to do its job. he wrote daca, a reference to the deferred action for childhood arrivals which he wants to scrap. it could affect hundreds of thousands of immigrants. it was a system which president obama introduced which allowed people who were brought to the us illegally as children do have a temporary right to live, study and work legally in the us. president trump wants it gone and his attorney general explained why. trump wants it gone and his attorney general explained whyli trump wants it gone and his attorney general explained why. i am here to announce that the programme known as da ca ann

gaining more influence and dot country down was syria and now there is yemen don't you think that at least in part the iranian influence that you are so concerned about is growing because all of the opportunities that were handed to it by israel or israel's allies no way i mean to accuse east for iran being a state that would not accept the right to fish oil to exist that supports still the way they think in yemen how this is connected to it and listen it is most important to discuss the situation now and what need to be done and that's i said before let's take an example it's a totally slogans designate that though we still got these asian we don't fund we're talking about living on the states what kind of state. which is big in france and in a way the proxy off another state in the region and though full i would not take and the assumption both is what influence over sponsibility for we haven't but i think it is well important now anyway to do with the situation so i would not say that this is an easy situation now and i would say that these complicated but this is still a local sc

palestinians israel now wants to have a say in the resolution of another conflict this time in syria its objective is clear to minimize the regional influence of iran but is it a little bit too late in the game well to discuss that i'm now joined by believe me a prominent israeli politician and former foreign minister of israel ms levy it's great to see you thank you very much for talking to us thank you now you are currently in the opposition to use reilley prime minister benjamin netanyahu by this far as i understand when it comes to the issue of iran most israeli politicians agreed that it represents a major deadly threat to israel that has to be curtailed through all possible means at my right in formulating your position yes not only for recently police station so we believe that iran the supposed to use word but not only to you but to be into . and therefore we need to be dealt with the international community as such. i see him prime minister netanyahu who recently visited russia communicated something along those same lines to russian president vladimir putin do you by any chance

or anything and syria russia's defense ministry says the now imminent liberation of thirty is a major blow to the terror group in the country russia has been providing air support for the ongoing offensive artie's. has more on the latest development in syria this is of course the long awaited news on the and of the dare is sore blockade we were waiting for the confirmation and first we got it from damascus we saw a tweet from the syrian president he congratulated his soldiers of course a very important day for the syrian army and for the whole of syria and just about an hour and a half ago we got the news from the russian defense ministry there saying that it happened and this was the point when we started to realize how dramatic this military operation was thanks to bits of information that was coming from the russian army we understand that as the syrian army was making some rapid advancements towards their. had to regroup somehow to obtain some sort of new positions that are of strategic importance there and then came the caliber cruise missile launches bother watch an army t

syria releasing video of strikes on the al newsroom militant targets in profits. headlines this hour after feeling to find any trace of russian hackers interfering in the german election the media speculating why it was a target. the trump tweet that's stoking tensions north korea say is the u.s. president's online insult is a declaration of war. eight pm in shanghai seven am in mexico city and three in the afternoon right here in moscow i mean i know neal this is r.t. international the russian defense ministry has released video of its strikes against al nusra targets in the syrian province of idlib. while there have been allegations of civilian casualties from the raids spoke on the details earlier with call and bright. the so-called syrian observatory for human rights has once again claimed that the russian and syrian airplanes are targeting the residential areas inside is doing the same and that a number of civilians have been killed as a result they have been particularly talking about the troubled region of the north of syria russia's defense ministry has once again denied thes

denies allegations of civilian casualties and it's syria releasing video of strike. after failing to find any trace of russian hackers interfering in the german election speculating. on the from the. north korea says the u.s. president's online insult is a declaration of. life worldwide from. tuesday in the russian capital with a news update this hour starting in syria where the russian defense ministry has released videos of its strikes against targets in the province of idlib as well they've been allegations of civilian casualties from the right i got more details earlier from. the so-called syrian observatory for human rights has once again claimed that the russian and syrian airplanes are targeting the residential areas inside this theory and that a number of civilians have been killed as a result they have been particularly talking about the troubled region of the north of syria russia's defense ministry has once again denied these allegations saying that the russian every nation is uniquely targeting the jihadists bases and underground storage units and equipment bases and t