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sweeden where a series of attacks country wide have left these people more vulnerable than ever before. turning afghan relics into works of art. but first the syrian president bashar al-assad questioned how any kind of truce can be achieved in his war-torn country as hopes are continuing to fade and they wanted a cessation of hostilities to begin by this week but the situation on the ground is as bad as ever. on monday at least 50 civilians were killed by air strikes which hit five medical facilities and two schools in the northern provinces of aleppo and idlib, france and turkey have described those attacks as war crimes while the u.n. says they were a blatant violation of international law and it s not clear who carried out the bombings. on the broader question of a pause in fighting bashar al-assad said it will be difficult. translator: hear about the request of a ceasefire in a week but who is capable of bringing together these conditions in a week, no one. wh ....
attacks nationwide has left these minors more vulnerable than ever. and in afghanistan the artist turning relics of war into works of art. we ll start with the latest diplomatic efforts to find some sort of pause in syria s violence. aid deliveries were among the issues discussed when the u.n. special envoy met syria s foreign minister in damascus earlier. he is there trying to salvage the plan for a temporary truce. it is supposed to happen this week. we are being particularly talking about the issue about humanitarian unhinders access to all besieged areas, not only by the government but also by the opposition and by isil. reporter: elsewhere in syria, though, the situation is worsening, at least 50 sillians including children were killed in bombings on monday. five medical facilities and two skills were targeted. russia is denying its air force is to blame. more now with zana hoda, our correspondent near the turkey syrian border. can you tell us more about ....
cuba and the u.s. sign a deal to resume direct flights but is island red consider for an influx of tourists. in sport, the champions league returns after a two month break. 34 the last 16. . thank you for joining us, we start this hour with p twoing news, the government there has just approved aid access to seven areas including near damascus. the u.n. says those convoys will be ready to leave in the next few days. the special envoy says they have an obligation to deliver aid to all syrians. z.e.n.a. reports. the battle enters it s third week. there is no sign that a u.s. russian deal to pause the fighting will happen, but there is a sign of hope for the hundreds of thousands of syrians living in besieged areas across the country. whoosh understanding is the government has approved access to seven areas and those include azur,ish lid, and madaya, in rural damarcus. humanitarian agencies are preparing convoys for these areas to depart as soon as possible. and as th ....
satellite designed to track the progress of global warming. in sports after a two-month hiatus, the latest score is 1-1. athletichello there, and a warm welcome to this hour of news. approving access to seven besieged areas. now the u.n. said that those convoys will be ready to leave in the next few days. it s special envoy into syria, saying that the government has an obligation to allow the u.n. to deliver raid to all syrians. we go to the turkish border with syria. the battle for aleppo enters it s third week. there is no sign that an u.s.-russian pause in fighting will happen. but there is hope for syrians living in besieged areas across the country. what our understanding is that the government of syria has approved seven areas, the humanitarian agencies and partners are preparing convoys to depart as soon as possible in the coming days, and as the special envoy pointed out, that he said that in his remarks that the test will be tomorrow. the special envo ....
petrol as prices are cut and tensions in the south china sea are causing a rapid military build up now, turkey is blaming kurdish rebels for the car bomb attack in the capital ankara. it launched air strikes against kurdish groups. they have called on allies to stop backing the y.p.g., kurdish syrian group, fighting i.s.i.l. in parts of syria. 28 people are confirmed dead, and 61 people were injured by the blast. it targeted a convoy of military. waiting for traffic signals near the turkish parliament. we go to ankara. and we are joined live from there. first of all, clearly turkey pointing the finger at the y.p.g. fighters, and promising more evidence. tell us about that. well, the prime minister in his statement said that he had managed to figure out not only the y.p.g. was behind the attack, but identified a 228-year-old syrian as 22-year-old syrian as the perpetrator of the car bomb. they were behind this and would continue in the security crackdown. now, ....