in washington really thinks that erdogan was going to go put it on harm s way american troops which had been keeping their presence there very small contingent had been keeping this from happening so the president obviously feeling defensive but you just saw him there and over the last couple of days he s been trying to create this narrative and he came out he said with the cease fire pause he said it s a great day for civilization i solved it sounded as if he thought he had solved the conflict between the turks between turkey and the kurds obviously that s not what this does and we ve seen a lot of criticism people coming out and saying what the president did twice now is he told to turkey to involve it to go after the kurds and they re saying that was a slap in the face of the kurds and they re saying that he did it again with this agreement to the cease fire basically giving turkey everything they want so a couple of things in that brief roundtable with the media i think i
a deal through parliament on saturday or is johnson signed off with the e.u. on thursday describing it as a fair and balanced deal for both sides and saying it will allow the u.k. to do parts by october 31st promised but many other politicians even some allies say the agreements worse than the previous one they rejected 3 times as are simmons joining us from london so how close is this vote going to be on saturday. will remain quite simply it s too close to coal you have a situation whereby boris johnson has has to address 4 main areas to try and woo people in help him get this through one sector all the the die hard pro bricks it the conservatives question every single out of each possible deal they are supposed to be on board then you have the 21 conservatives who are thrown away from the party in disciplinary terms because they voted against the government earlier this year now most of those apparently have been wooed back into the party s got sure of the number yet but ce
for turkey to put a permanent end to its military action immediately and to throw its forces and respect international humanitarian law and dossiers turkey isn t using the safe zone to gain territory and he wants at least a 1000000 syrian war effort g. s in turkey home. it is not a problem for us if syrian government forces control the areas cleared of p.k. k y p g at the end the aim is to clear the safe zone of these terror groups secure in the designated safe zone as a challenge for turkey presents are gone as expected discuss that with russia s leader vladimir putin during their planned meeting in such a next is they after the deal ends and they re due to meet again in geneva at end of this month where a political solution to the 8 year long conflict of syria is expected to be negotiated so now because although al-jazeera. joins us now from washington and president trump has been giving a very positive gloss on events in syria. yes that s exactly right laurin the president
people were packed into the building in rural hoskin maina and mango ha province when the blast happened and the roof collapsed on to those prying below. the sun no wonder the among the enemies of religion and their homeland blew up a mosque during friday prayers the afghan security forces arrived in the affected area immediately and helped to transport the wounded and remove the dead from the rubble. there aren t enough ambulances in afghanistan so the wounded were lifted into any car available and rushed to hospital i outside chaos as a status stream of vehicles books in the injured. both the taliban and i select groups are active in the east so the message that has come from the government is that it s the taliban and its taliban seen as partners who are responsible for the attack on the other side we have heard a statement coming from the taliban condemning the attack. a taliban spokesman describing it as a crime against humanity. the armed groups being engaged in peace t
community has forgotten them brian al jazeera. now u.k. prime minister abbas johnson will attempt to get approval for his new brakes a deal in a few hours when it s put to m.p. s for a vote but he is facing an uphill battle party leader nigel farage is calling on m.p. s to reject the deal saying it s a sellout for raj says the deal doesn t deliver on the result of the 2016 referendum and thousands of people are expected to march through london on saturday to demand a new referendum now in one of russians poor cities and dozens of cargo ferries head for europe every day with a high percentage awfully voters the people of whole want of brecht s that deal done hoping that it ll be the answer to their problems emma hayward reports. a gateway to europe the humber is the u.k. s busiest trading estuary and home to one of its poorest cities nearly 68 percent of people voted to leave the e.u. in the 2016 referendum. many here want breaks it down and a deal to be passed in parliament t