highlights russia's influence in syria. the humanitarian crisis and bashir assad's hold on power. a subcommittee held a hearing to examine the report and discuss its findings with the co-chairs of the study group. >> yes, all right. it was on, but didn't get picked up. this hearing on the senate foreign relations committee on the near east, south asia and central asia will come to order. today we're holding hearings on the bipartisan syria study group. it was established by congress for the purpose of examining and making recommendations with respect to the conflict in syria. i want to recognize my colleagues particularly senator shaheen and my friend, the late senator john mccain for their efforts to establish this working group. we also wish to honor the american men and women who have died as part of operation inherent resolve, the campaign against isis in syria and iraq. finally, i want to thank our witnesses here today for their willingness to take on the task for examining an accomplished problem with no easy solutions. optimal outcomes were left behind long ago, end of quote.

current state and future of the syria crisis. the highest one day surge prices in close to 30 years has seen this monday it comes on the back of attacks on society arabian oil refineries while the u.s. point finger at iran for the assault vehemently denies its involvement. as india climbs down on the disputed territory of kashmir separatist leader awaits trial in decades old murder case we hear from his wife. imagine any human being locked up in a cage fight by 7 feet with an. it's 8 o'clock here in moscow and you're watching out international live from last year with me. into the program. leaders of russia turkey and iran are in the turkish capital discussing the future and the current situation in syria our correspondent mary with an option or has been following the summit for us in ankara. the leaders of turkey iran and russia have gathered here again and for a fee the trilateral summit on syria at the ghana han and putin are to discuss ways to bring long awaited peace and stability to war torn country and i have to tell you that these points almost everybody agrees that this for

continues in al-jazeera after inside story. is the war in syria about to end the u.n. is bringing the government and the office ition together to try and change the constitution could it be the start of his political solution to the 8 year conflict this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm devika pollen 80 years of war had devastated syria an estimated half a 1000000 war dead millions more living as refugees and a country in ruins now signs if an agreement to words what happens next after 2 years of negotiations the united nations says the syrian government and the opposition will sit down to rewrite the constitution the u.n. hopes it's the 1st step towards restarting political talks to end the fighting with syria's largest ethnic minority the kurds is angry at being excluded all that's happening as government forces backed by russian airstrikes continue months of onslaught in italy that's the last remaining rebel held province i strongly believe that the launch of the city unknowns and city and lands constitutional committee can and must be the beginning of the polit

donald trump ordered and then partially halted the withdrawal of u.s. forces from syria causing many of his allies to doubt his commitment and reliability my guess this week here at the state department is ambassador james jeffrey special representative of the u.s. for syria engagement can any of america's policies in that country deliver a successful outcome. james jeffrey welcome to. the sake of context here we go back to december last year the announcement by president. he had won basically over isis in syria and little u.s. troops would be coming home from syria was costly and misleading and it was misunderstood by everybody. made it clear at the time to us. he wasn't losing the bubble as we say on the fight against isis which. recognized could. constitute itself nor was he. loses interest in syria he said at the time a that the united states would maintain its air cover over the not be that u.s. special operations personnel he made this point very clear publicly and i'll be on the side airbase in telling the president and secretary of defense are you going to meet with an i

part of northern aleppo from honduras. soon after the start of the uprising in syria in 2011 he set up a militia called the out could see brigade. and capture that he started being very aggressive towards ordinary civilians especially demonstrators he would beat them lock them up and kill them. did not only hear about the crimes committed by the out codes brigade he says he even witnessed some of them. according to him the militia was led by 2 men one of whom was mohammad s. . there appear to be at least 2 groups that are fought in syria under the name of coots one has been mainly active in northern aleppo. we find propaganda videos posted online by the group. on mon mohammed s takes a reporter from a lebanese broadcaster through the rubble of his neighborhood showing her from where they were shot at and where the fighters have been hiding. the brigade is considered part of the so-called shut behind network of state sponsored militia largely made up of former civilians armed by the regime of bashar al assad. german authorities investigating suspected syrian militants are well aware

. the matter is about a unified syria and i think how to rebuild syria how to make a new state in syria a new democratic and stable a state which we got out of the order that i told everybody was living here in syria no one can see that the excess that interventions which had been inside syria are going on seeing the rights to the rights and the human rights of the syrians not this star in syria what about direction direction so that the rest in other nations intervention i think relative. or working together being governor the people position and make all guns be silent decide all guns and do our together in a peaceful way in a political way and i think this is a very good. introduction to write a new constitution for the county in which we must find put it together delusion and the post get an answer to all the questions which had been evasive and the last is the difficulty years from the life of syrians this very day i make this point again now how confident are you that the current governments and their representatives will be willing to compromise so will be really willing to negot

exists now days is the condition to produce much more in less syria because of technology. but conservationist ehrman only beta called the speech outrageous. the modus operandi is not to ensure that those breaking the current legislation will be the long. no the idea now is to change the law to legalize the crime. but those who hope to pursue another would deliver a more conciliatory message we're obviously disappointed but for many here and in washington who see climate change as a global conspiracy the president's defiant tone was just what they wanted to hear you see in human alger cedar brazil. haitian police officers have hard live rounds and tear gas as they clashed with protesters in the capital port au prince has seen days of protests demanding the resignation of president over now and why is he is accused of corruption and failing to solve worsening fuel and food shortages most of haiti's fuel had come from venezuela but supply has dried up due to an. but grazes 3 month old conservative government is facing its 1st public strike since coming into power thousands of wor

. last year we discovered lists on line drawn up by syria. davis says. they provided the names and photos of alleged syrian war criminals are said to have gone into hiding in germany. in many cases the lists provided no compelling evidence. but the allegations against this matter mohammad s. were detailed and specific so we decided to see what more we could find out. where on our way to see someone who says he used to live in the syrian city of aleppo in the same neighborhood as mohammed as. the man who we still call ahmed is afraid of mohammad s. and doesn't want to be identified on camera. he begins to tell us what he knows. mohammad s. and i are from the same part of northern aleppo from honduras likely enough soon after the start of the uprising in syria in 2011 he set up a militia called the out codes brigade. and capture that he started being very aggressive towards ordinary civilians especially demonstrators he would beat them lock them up and kill them. did not only hear about the crimes committed by the out codes brigade he says he even witnessed some of them. according to

in syria typepad on welcome the leaders of iran and russia in ankara they are focusing on the last rebel held province under attack from syrian government forces and a russian warplanes turkey is home to more than 3000000 syrian refugees and fears the offensive will force more towards its border and we're expecting a live news conference very shortly from ankara between the 3 leaders will bring that live to you as it happens in the meantime let's speak to our correspondent in ankara jamaat as sheil jamaat a news conference that was supposed to have started about an hour or so ago do we know why the delay. was. a read only because everything's been taking place behind closed doors for the sake of the photo ops that are customer true state of state's meets but we could you know guess crew with quite some confidence that the latest developments that have taken place recently saudi arabia the u.s. administration's posture towards iran would evolve this really played significant role in terms of the added discussions that would have taken place between not least the iranians and the rus

uncut are between the 3 leaders and understand it is that related to syria of course you know any effort that would. stop the bloodshed you know in syria. the syrian people and their leadership you know to attend their wounds and try to rebuild syria would be really appreciated the tragedy of the civilian population you know is something that needs to be addressed as quickly as possible we don't hear much about syria from the british government which wanted to overthrow the assad government of course but i've got to ask you then obviously that yahoo the elections in israel today is the anniversary of the subbranches massacre we've just been showing our netanyahu of course close adviser and colleague of ariel sharon's do you see his remarks about the alex ation of the west bank further an exaggeration maybe it's already defacto antics do you see that as part and parcel of the kind of atrocities in sabra and shatila decades ago of course you know we remember you know with. pain and. sadness you know that that atrocity and the massacre that have been committed against our people in t

your action in syria. what are your forecasts regarding the worth of that committee. when it comes to the new constitution of syria how much time is it going to take given the u.s. presence on the ground in syria and i would also like to ask in that context your opinion about the u.s. presence in syria thank you very much. i don't have on. more than top a lot to. ask. you how. no do stone gushed over the aspect so security on the aspect of trading the refugees is so on rebuilding become entre and regarding the political roots of the ask for a political aspect we have 2 main fundamental matters in a choose that we're talking about 1st of already forming the constitution and you call me. on when i see bastille you ask for a map itself. a constitutional challenge. we had that as discussions in the street guard starting from the big congress that plays in saatchi and then was sold as protests has been going on since then. we did participation representatives of the opposition the finally we know the. company and we hold the pool storage to mourn and want to work as soon as possible. an

went to syria to fight the islamic state group. she joined the all—female kurdish militia, the ypj. one year later, she was killed. she knew that her life was in danger. i want to know that my daughter did not die for nothing. i want to experience what it was like for anna. anna's father is travelling to northern syria, to learn about the kurds and find out what his daughter was willing to die for. i feel a lot of guilt. a lot of grief. i obviously feel her loss all the time, every day. i'm never going to see my daughter again. well, it began when she went to sheffield, when she went to university. she fell in with a group of quite radical left—wing thinkers. there were student protests at sheffield, which she took quite a central part in, and here she was, a cause to fight for, to engage with it with all her heart and soul, with all her, kind of, instinct for defending the oppressed and the weak. this is mrs koala, she owns a hotel. this is mrs fox, and the reason why she is holding a flag is because they are going to have a barbie war, they are always having wars against the barbies

and related groups that fight should continue until these groups are wiped out in syria and of course we should care about the lives and health of the civilians they should not be put. to any danger we should not lead terrorists to use people as human shields. as most of them. are in the zone today we discuss how to save people of who are now in the hands of terrorism this question is a truly 3rd each year and we are still to find an optimal way to solve. this problem last year our estimate process partners. matt in sochi and signed the a deliberate dream and and there we supported that agreement hoping that the terrorists would be eventually driven out of the region and the syrian government would be able to store as control over the terrorists held territories one of the key goals for the astronaut process guarantors as signed. in the treaty is to prevent a large scale communitarian crisis in the region. however. this agreement was not implemented as planned and unfortunately it has been a little time since it was signed. and already today we see that the territories controll

syria summits with attention focus on the government's push into the last rebel territory lots. of the old. british prime minister boys johnson is booed as he leaves breaks it talks in luxembourg and tens of thousands of workers at u.s. carmakers general motors down tools demanding better pay. the arabs. the blame game is intensifying over the attacks on solder arabia's key oil facilities the songy led coalition fighting in yemen says the attack on the plans was carried out using iranian weapons and did not originate from yemen but the spokesman for the coalition did not provide evidence to back up what he called preliminary findings. those. got. to be. they have to have. iran denies involvement and yemen's who the rebels have warned they may target their facilities again and u.s. president has declared he is ready to strike back over the attack exactly how long it will take to fix damage to the world's largest processing plant is yet to be revealed the reuters news agency is reporting it could take months for saudi oil production to return to normal already saudi arabia has been f

this is a violation of international law and the un charter any agreement about any part of syria without the consent of the syrian government is going to them and rejected in form and substance substance. any of foreign forces operating in our territories without them our nation. our occupying forces and must immediately should they refuse we have the right to take any and all counter measures authorized under international law. in this regard i would like to refer quickly to the terrorist criminal and oppressive practices implemented by the sation this militia known as the as against syrians and the governor is of has come rucka they resort and. with the support of the united states and coalition forces they seek to impose a new reality on the service and marry can and israeli agenda in the region. a reality is that prolongs the war terrorists are waging against syria. mr president his policies whether and or in northern syria and its political maneuvers may undermine all the achievements made in. and turkey cannot claim to hold syria's unity and territorial integrity or while a

of the bipartisan syria study group. the study group was established by congress with a purpose of examining and making recommendations on u.s. military and diplomatic strategy with respect to the conflict in this area. i want to recognize my colleagues particularly senator shaheen and my friend the late senator john mccain for their efforts to establish this working group. we also wish to honor the american men and women who have died as a part of operation inherent resolve the campaign against isis in syria and iraq. i want to thank the witnesses here today for their willingness to take up the task of examining an extremely accomplished problem with no easy solutions as the report states optimal outcomes are left behind long ago. it's never easy to devote time and resources to the task whose goal was to prevent worse things from happening. i have been to believe this comes at a very timely point in the nations history according to press reports, isis is regrouping. there's some 15,000 fighting individuals on the ground and some 70,000 in refugee camps in isis's supporters. mr. as

the hands of islamic state finders in yemen and syria after they were purchased by the united states allies it's what documents seen by gary an investigative journalist highlighted. this is not a more. blow to the command of our i am here of the land not. actively and that you have that. jackie o. though a way that you are and that there is combat i was 80 do i need by one for the people that are not are left in the land of the theory their propaganda video even man a washington allegedly purchase weapons from 2 serbian state owned arms companies apart and cleaned for the police enough stone but those arms were then seen in honest law make state propaganda video showing militants in yemen numbers on a mortar shell there refer to a lot for perhaps the boche the year of production 2018 now the leak shows that the box in question is part of a deal between the serbian state arms manufacturer crusade pentagon contractor. and these photos show some of the serbian made weapons and ammunition produced by the same companies this time in syria the 2nd part of the report we brought you claims t

that they have presence in the region. in syria in yemen syria to monitor and other areas he has been problematic they accuse the countries of the region. let's get more on this we are joined here in the studio by tobin shots he is an expert on defense from the german council on foreign relations welcome to the program. we have the united states saying that these satellite images they shal clearly they show definitively that the attacks come from the direction of iran or iraq rather than from yemen how likely do you assess this claim that it does have a little bit the litany that indeed this came from a sophisticated state actor so i mean the direction of the tick seems to be quite clear if you compound us with a large image with open source material for example who were napster can clearly see in the direction of the turquoise robin north almost west so not really yemen. i think the scale is more indicative of a supreme sophisticated actor than the precision sins of being who you think you might agree with the americans on this yeah yeah in principle i would why do you think that the

targeting what it says are it raining on targets and iranian ally targets in syria but last week it expanded the scope of attacks it does claim responsibility for their use of mysterious attacks in iraq are getting iranian backed paramilitary groups and then claim responsibility for the drone attacks in there with southern suburbs but it is believed to be responsible as well expanding the scope of the population against iran in the region has on the throne the hezbollah secretary general saying enough is enough if we don't stop them this becomes he doesn't want lebanon to become a safe where israel can continue targeting with impunity ok zain we'll talk to you again in the coming couple of hours i suspect the show in the meantime thanks very much let's get more now by talking to the middle east analysts come all was nate who was in beirut kemal was me welcome to al-jazeera. breakdown of what's going on right now. basically. has been known since the beginning of targeting. the fight of hezbollah in syria this will be this will not go without retaliation. retaliation is to reinforce t

delegates today syria has become a place that hurts the most collective conscience of humanity and it has become a symbol of injustice. since 2011. the regime and the terrorist organizations as well as the forces encouraging them insistently pursue a policy of perpetual crisis. almost 1000000 people were killed and 12000000 people were displaced and how of the population were forced to live elsewhere and this syrian crisis has to be ended once and for all turkey is the country that has been mostly effected as a result of the imposition of dice threats this there's the organization has arrest our borders and targeted the very how diverse cities near the borders with suicide bombings which have killed hundreds of turkish citizens. turkey is the country who is inflict that the 1st and the heaviest blow to the dyess presence in syria with the operation euphrates shield we have neutralized approximately 3500 terrorists and we have paved the way to the collapse of this terrorist organization in syria. we are also at the forefront of international efforts to identify terrorists and foreig

reportedly fallen into the hands of islamic state fighters in yemen and syria after they were purchased by the united states and its allies it is one document seen by a bulgarian investigative journalist a pilot. this is not a most interesting blog to document about. the queen not so beyond not actively groupthink and the us government tracking all the way the 4 or so sound of this compress i will able to identify one particular out lot of electrons in the sand. they hear it. up again the video into c.n.n. . let's. meet this was the break down the story washington allegedly purchased weapons from 2 serbian state owned arms companies apparently for the police in afghanistan but those arms were then seen in our less law make state propaganda video showing militants in yemen numbers on a mortar shell they refer to a lot for on the euro production of 28 in the leak shows that the bought in question was part of a deal between the serbian state arms manufacturers crew sick and a pentagon contractor. and these photos show some of the serbian made weapons and ammunition produced by the same com

hour u.s. and turkish troops beginning joint patrols in northeastern syria as they prepare to set up a so-called safe zone in the region aid workers are warning conditions are deteriorating files for hurricane survivors in the bahamas even as emergency supplies are rushed in. and continues to go on to here is the latest bout we'll hear from him in sport with john. told us that ahead but 1st a day of protests that started peacefully in central hong kong has ended in more chaos demonstrators set barricades on fire block major roads and vandalized the metro station earlier thousands marched peacefully to the u.s. consulate calling on congress to pass a human rights legislation allowing sanctions to be placed on hong kong leaders. and with this update now from hong kong. this is one of hong kong's main shopping districts usually a very busy place on a sunday night and if you can see it's been. brought to a standstill with white police over here blocking the road they chased the protesters 2 here from the financial district and tried to disperse them using tear gas among the shoppers and th

in syria according to leaked documents obtained by a bulgarian jail. for entering a new phase around though says it will set aside limits on nuclear research and development into the 2050 nuclear deal unless european states act to save the landmark record. of the british prime minister get a major blow as m.p.'s pass a bill to block a notable departure from the legislation that's expected to be made law on friday. the u.n. report highlights the potential role of the us britain and france and he would rights violations committed in yemen as the countries continue to sell off to saudi arabia. thursday morning the 5th of september a good morning and welcome to the program just a day to him in a moscow time my name is kevin irwin here with the latest half hour with news update from r.t. international 1st that washington has seemingly caught red handed smuggling arms and ammunition from europe to syria according to a report by paul garrett investigative journalist based on a bunch of leaked files as the accusations mount then r.t.c. goes down off takes a closer look at the evidence. from

donald trump support for israeli occupation of syria's golan heights and the support of a complete documentation is cheap and cynical provocation will that be something that will negotiate with benny gantz over if he wants to become the leader of israel's opposition but i don't see i'm a new to joining a coalition maybe he'd become a leader of the opposition but i heard members of the faction of his party today who said that they wouldn't even support their own party leader becoming the head of opposition remember that the head of opposition has to be voted in by members of the opposition so it's not just your the automatically the largest party you get that position and by a lot which is a portion of his party does not recognize the state and therefore they wouldn't want their leader to be a symbol of the state which is that about position ok but in the run up to the election israel bombed iraq bombed lebanon and of course bomb syria now you have a special knowledge quite apart from being editor in chief in the post shot a strike i understand pompei 0 may have read it as they come

thousands refugees to syria these people are now livin in peace in their own land they are send their children to discos and they are taking benefit of the health services we are providing. it is obvious that turkey cannot carry the whole responsibility of their project we cannot tolerate another in plugs of refugees this is impossible from now on the refugees should. should go back to their countries voluntarily. and in the north of a freighters peace cern the safe zone will be a safe haven for the refugees. the $2000000.00 syrian refugees in our country could be moved to the area where and even. and we're thinking that maybe we can stretch this area to or even to rucka and we can make this number to reach 3000000 by this way especially turkey. and why this way all the refugees syrian refugees can go back to their country and would not be a burden to any country especially turkey. and with the support of international community we could build a new accommodation and residence residence for these refugees we are ready to take all the responsibility with russia and with iran and

care of the u.n. special envoy for syria care pederson is addressing the u.n. security council he's expected to announce the details of a meeting share childes at the end of next month in geneva they will include a 159 constitutional committee let's listen in to the united nations in geneva this president i believe this should be a sign of hope for the long suffering syrian people it comes off to the agreement on to government of syrian arab republic and the syrian negotiations commission to a package of the nominees to tickle me on the terms of reference so procedure to guide its work i believe you should stop for a minute and take stock of the significance of this agreement. this is indeed the 1st concrete political agreement between the government and the opposition to begin to implement a key aspect of security council resolution 2254 and to set a schedule and process for a new constitution it implies a clear acceptance of the all there as an interlocutor it commits their nominees to sit together face to face dialogue and negotiation while at the same time open a space for civil

future of the syria crisis with the president's denouncing saudi arabia's actions in yemen following recent assaults on riyadh sold facilities. the highest. oil prices in posts 30 years of history in this and it comes on the back of attacks on saudi arabian oil refineries and while the u.s. plays a finger at iran for the assaults tehran vehemently denies involvement. and as india climbs down on the disputed territory of kashmir of prominent separatist leader awaits trial in a decade's old tragic case we hear from his wife imagine any human being locked up in the cage of 5 by 7 with an open lot. it's 9 o'clock here in moscow and you're watching out international live from a studio here with me in a day or 2 to welcome to the program. the leaders of russia turkey and iran just been speaking to reporters following that trilateral summit discussing the syria's future well we'll cross live now to our reporter. who's in the turkish capital for us maria what came out of today's talks. well. a very busy day and now the. trilateral summit on syria is over here in iran before that the leaders

leaders of russia and iran and i'm proud of the current state and future of the syria crisis but the president is denouncing saudi arabia's actions in yemen following recent result of assaults on the riyadh's all facilities . i. think the british prime minister skips his own news conference after a failed break that talks in luxembourg as the accuses johnson of training to offer anything new. and as india clamps down on the disputed territory of kashmir a prominent separatist leader awaits trial in a decades old murder case we hear from his wife. madge and any human being locked up in another cage of 5 by 7 feet with an open lap. it's 10 o'clock here in moscow you're watching r.t. international live from last year here with me. into the program. the leaders of russia turkey and iran iraq to their 5th summit over the situation in syria and how to help the war ravaged country's future a correspondent maria phenomena has been following the talks in the turkish capital . has been a very busy day and now the feast on the trilateral summit on syria is over here and karen before that the le

up their 5th summit over the situation in syria and how to help the country's future our correspondent maria has been following the talks in the turkish capital. it has been a very busy day and now the feast on the trilateral summit on syria is over here and karen before that the leaders of turkey iran and russia had a tete a tetes and definitely they had a lot to discuss and these time the talks focused on 3 major things 1st and number one was the situation in syria is no than province small of the the it is a very huge area that is believed to be home right now from $2.00 to $3000000.00 people so it is also conceded to be the last remaining stronghold of anti government forces in syria including. moderate so-called opposition and also al qaida like islam is a very dangerous terrorists very hard to deal with not along negotiate with so of course of the 3 leaders and 3 countries and syria and other regional players and outside players have been facing this big challenge how to get treat of terrorists and this is something all the 3 leaders agreed should be done of course

place in syria who would be allowed to vote would those that of fled syria the refugees that are in many countries in the middle east but also in europe how would they vote in any election so there are lots of on result issues and i can tell you there are many skeptics who fear that when this process after all this negotiation on the committee and who could be an 8 when it goes to geneva it might go the same way as previous u.n. peace efforts in geneva but as you say the secretary general believes this is one beat of good news on syria coming at the start of this important week of diplomacy and even though he's addressing in about 15 minutes time all the world 'd leaders on climate change he felt it important to get in this statement and to lock in the progress they've made on this and james that one does wonders how how far they can go how far any political presence can go when there is still fighting there still fighting in northwest of the country and indeed there's a great deal of disagreement as to the status of the northeast of the country. yes well i think what they're trying

fighters in yemen and syria after they were purchased by the united states and its allies according to documents seen by a bulgarian investigative journalist. non-interference. lolth document of our heels the line on serbia. and the us that. jackie o. go where that were heard and now there is progress i was able to be by one particular lot are left in the land of the here it is in their propaganda video or even a man. washington allegedly purchased weapons from 2 serbian state owned companies apparently for the police in afghanistan but those arms were then seen in an islamic state propaganda video showing militants in yemen numbers on a mortar shell that referred to a lot 04 on your production 2018 the link shows that the item in question was part of a deal between the serbian state arms manufacturers crew sick and the pentagon contractor now these photos show some of the serbian made weapons and ammunition produced by the same companies this time in syria the 2nd part of the report we brought you in the week claims the weapons procured by washington also ended up in the hands of r

coming out. turkey is accused of sending refugees back to syria against their will we meet a mother desperate to find her son. and violence intensifies in hong kong as protesters step up their fight for democracy will the unrest overshadow events in china to mark the 70th anniversary of communist rule. i'm brian thomas thanks so much for joining us at least 2 people have died in a fire at an overcrowded greek migrant camp the dead are reported to be a woman and a child the blaze struck the morea camp located on the island of lesbos that fire was later put out but camp residents angry at what they say was a slow response clashed with police conditions at the camp are at a breaking point after a sharp spike in migrant arrivals from turkey. misery upon misery on the greek island of leyte spawns. migrants scramble to escape a cloud of tear gas fired by police as a tragic chain of events unfolded at the marianna town. the fire broke out inside the camp quickly spreading through containers used to high as residents there are conflicting reports about what happened next and then go working

not to say it could potentially be smuggling weapons to militants in syria according to leaked documents obtained by a bulgarian journalist. agent leaders on the 2nd day of the eastern economic forum in london possible with the iran nuclear deal my only agenda. he speaks exclusively with the malaysian foreign minister on the sidelines of the forum he expresses his country's concerns over the probe into the downing of the flight m.h. 175 years old and some people will very quickly be making you can see the investigation was still going on already there were some effort by some quite close to a q a but to the country. and at least 7 people were killed in a mob violence against migrants in south africa sparking a regional boy called to the country. it's midnight here in moscow and you're watching on t.v. international live from austin with me. welcome to the program. a trove of leaked documents have seemingly expose the u.s. as a major supplier of illegal weapons a bulgarian journalist claims america has been buying serbian weaponry which has ended up in the hands of terrorists ac

the hands of islamic state fighters in yemen and syria after they were purchased by the united states and its allies it's according to documents seen by one bulgarian investigative journalist. this is not a more serious. blow document of the hour i am here with the man on. back. and it was that i am tracking oh though whether it was the war and out there is progress i was able to see by one particular lot are left in there and that is the theory in their propaganda video or even a man washington allegedly purchase weapons from 2 serbian state owned arms companies apparently for the police in afghanistan but those arms were then seed in islamic state propaganda video showing militants in yemen numbers of the mortar shell they're referred to a lot of 04 year production 2018 the league shows that the item in question was part of a deal between the serbian state arms manufacturer crew sick and the pentagon contractor and then there's these photos showing some of the serbian made weapons and ammunition produced by the same companies this time in syria well the 2nd part of the report we bro