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reversing that humanitarian disaster. joining me now, keir simmons. and you are on the ground. these sanctions, are they impacting turkey moving forward? reporter: we ve spent the day watching turkey bombard a syrian town with artillery and shells. and you rightly point out one of the crucial aspects of all of this, which is that the russians moving in supporting syrian forces loyal to damascus in a town here where we are told by the russians that their military police are policing the line between those syrian forces and turkish forces. so it is president putin who is calling the shots if you like in many, many ways. at the same time you have nato sect gener
secretary-general saying they aren t supporting this, but that is just garbage. clearly turkish forces are american forces in nato, they are in full retreat effectively, so that is the kind of mess that this situation has created and of course that kind mess, that kind of embarrassment for nato and splitting of nato is another aspect that president putin will be enjoying. keir simmons, thank you so much. you ve certainly had a long day. i want to bring in ali velshi live from doha. just spoke with the prime minister there. what is his take on the turki turkish-backed phone sif? reporter: and qatar is surrounded by saudi arabia, and if you recall back this is 2017, seemingly with the blessing of the trump administration, they blockaded this country. so qatar can t get food, can t get oil out, its gas out, through saudi arabia or any of these countries. and turkey and iran came to the
it s hearsay then democrats will ultimately lose in the court of opinion. this is exactly the inflection point, exactly what we re going to see going forward on capitol hill. thank you all very much for this evening. we re going to have to leave it at that, gentlemen. appreciate it. my conversation with nato secretary-gener secretary-general jens stoltenberg is coming up next. js stoltenberg is coming up next. patients that i see that complain about dry mouth,
gener gingerly taking private belongings of people and placing them in a corner. you see the impact. the plane was ripped apart. there are bits and pieces sitting behind me that are only an inch big, metal just torn apart. u.s. ambassadors spoke to us a short time ago and said that investigators from america arriving tomorrow morning. interpol will be leading the grim task of identifying the bodies in conjunction with ethiopian and kenyan officials. but the question is why? and, david, what has boeing said about all of this? david, can you hear us? i think we ve lost contact. all right. we lost david mckenzie there but it s remarkable to see the efforts behind him this morning that. recovery effort not only forclosure and the families, but also key with this investigation. and boeing, as david would note,