turkey has congratulated azerbaijan's president who says his forces have seized an important city in the disputed region shisha is the 2nd biggest city in the whereas the by sean is fighting with armenia celebrations continued into the night in the as area camps are barco his military says the fighting in the going is intensifying. but the armenians are telling a different story the spokesman for the armenian prime minister is denying the city has been captured and says arry forces have retreated turkey's finance minister says he's resigning because of health reasons berets are by iraq is the son and more president richard sipe heard of one becomes 2 days after the central bank governor was sacked resignations come as turkey's currency the lira was lost 30 percent of its value against the u.s. dollar since the start of this year police in georgia have used water cannon to dispatch to chester's in tbilisi as they rallied against the results are told was parliamentary election he's doing party of rigging the election those are the headlines witness is up next. the health of humanity is

there's a run on small turkeys. >> turkeys 10 to 14 pounds are in high demand with consumers ordering picked over freezer cases with only 20-pound birds left behind. that has created a shortage of smaller birds. >> since the growth time of a turkey starts in a summer it's hard to control their size. >> they're going to grow at the pace they're going to grow at. you can't say we're going to put you on a diet, that just doesn't work. >> trevor: all right, everybody! we get it! we discovered the most american problem of all time. you're worried even your food is too overweight? that farmer is right, you cannot put a turkey on a diet, butt what you can do is tell them their high school reunion is coming up. they will be eating salad with dressing on the side for a month. how would a turkey diet even work? listen up! this is called a juice cleanse. for a week, you all will be drinking lemon juice with cayenne pepper and, you know what? this seems more normal on instagram. now that i'm saying it in real life, it's strange ( gobbling ) but everybody has to eat the big turkeys because if we d

started perhaps 15 years ago it demonstrated that shift of perception from turkey as an enemy to turkey as a model. of power was perhaps at its height with the rise of president ghana at the time and this went hand in hand with the popularity of turkish popular culture particularly turkish t.v. series. for president of egypt and his justice and development party. in turkey reconnecting with the ottoman eda has been central to their message. in his more than 15 years in power the one has pushed him. of continuity drawing a line from the ottomans will dance through to himself. another one has done that by locking up his critics in the news media transforming toking into one of the world's leading chinos of journalists scores of academics and dissidents have been imprisoned as well amidst all of that the t.v. dramas the daily shouted and a spinoff by thoughts of the honey both of which were commissioned by turkey's state broadcaster t.r.t. have aligned nicely with the a key piece communication strategy. and time as them has begun to be an influential domestic and international political in

well right now turkey's role in this so-called peacekeeping process is somewhat ambiguous we don't know what kind of a role we are talking about but i guess it's safe to assume that any kind of turkish presence in the area is a very very painful to accept for many armenians that azerbaijan has been pushing for this for stronger turkish and woman when it comes to the future of nagorno-karabakh turkey is as of a johns most important support especially militarily they have been providing the azeri army without weapons and training and my impression is that this has really edged the leadership in on to continue with their military operation in the corner in the past week so it's hardly surprising as i john is pushing for turkey to get involved and it's hardly surprising to see the reactions here from turkish high ranking officials the foreign minister for example today hailed the latest developments as a significant gain so turkey too is framing this as a success as a victory for azerbaijan and turkey yury meantime a really big part of this deal of this is something that we have not seen be

another strict lockdown in france, fighting indifference to corona in turkey. but our journey begins in the usa. the city of el paso, texas is one of the country's carona hot spots stretching hospitals and funeral homes there to their limits at best. so it's on the border with mexico, but no one is talking about the wall anymore. the pandemic is raging here. numbers are soaring, right now we have about two hundred forty one in peace and cases. now to contrast with about forty five days ago, we only had thirty, but a lot of those people that you see going into these tents will, i mean, they will wind up inside our hospital. have authorities are already arranging to move patients to other cities. if the hospitals become overwhelmed, planning for months of strain, we have to make sure that we are ready for this winter. not only here in el paso, but also around the country. resources are finite. there is already a backlog in dealing with the dead. referee generated more outside, the hospitals, serve as makeshift more to ari's. funeral homes in the past so are so ov

turkey has been recognized as a candidate for full e.u. membership since 9095, but a quarter of a century later, the talks have stalled. concerns were raised following the 2016 coup in turkey and the crackdown that followed with human rights issues among the chief sticking points. but then france's president didn't mince his words, he said it was time to end the hypocrisy of pretending that there was any prospect of advancement in membership talks. but as far as the relationship with the european union is concerned, it is clear that recent developments and choices do not allow any progression of the process and which we are engaged. since then, relations have deteriorated. france and turkey have been at loggerheads over syria, libya, and as a nato allies. more recently there have been new just speech including over turkey, drilling in the eastern, mediterranean in search of natural gas. the waters are claimed by 2 members of the e.u. greece and cyprus. that's it. tell will the you in a quarrel with this warning shot from the top diplomat,

injured. 79 people in turkey are dead and two confirmed deaths in greece. tsunami waves swept away boats and inundated coastal towns. an 85-year-old woman drowned. residents have been moving mud from their homes and shops. >> translator: the water rose to this line, and when the water receded, the shelves were washed away. >> translator: i was terrified the rising waters would never stop. i was helpless. i thought i was going to die. >> earthquakes are a frequent cause of extensive damage in turkey. more than 17,000 people died after a quake in the western area in 1999. >>> in major league baseball a pitcher has wrapped up his seven contract with the yankees and able to accept offers from any baseball team. but who notched 78 wins did not receive a qualifying offer from the yankees. the team would have had to offer $18.9 million, which is the average paid this year to 125 of the mlb top players. he will not now be allowed to negotiate a contract with any team including the yankees as well as tempts in japan. major league baseball kicked off its regular seas

yes well let's talk about the involvement because i'm curious says russia and turkey have been on opposite sides of this conflict and ankara says that its troops will will go in alongside russian troops so how significant a strategic concession is this by moscow. well ferguson 1st of all feel it's interesting to know what the demetrius call for the kremlin spokesperson said today earlier there is no a single worth about any potential turkish base paid as speaker depots peacekeepers once again in the peace deal signed last night you sat at a state potential stay of turkish soldiers in the gornergrat of bach was not agreed mr bischoff set s. were russian russian plans are quite clear moscow's going to send about 2000 soldiers lots of are more to have the eccles military equipment on a go to court about for the next 5 years that sounds like a big deal yes about to we have to keep in mind that russia already had a military agreement with armenia and a military base in the country which moscow obviously didn't use effectively in the reason to recent weeks at the same time politically russia see

it's the first time turkey will have direct access to azerbaijan. activists say this will only increase their influence in the country. thomas: for more on this russian-brokered text and its implementation, we cross to london and speak to neil melvin, director of international security studies at the royal united services institute. thank you for being with us on "france 24." this is clearly a deal that sparked different reactions from azeris and armenians. how fair is this peace accord? naieil: it's not really a questn of fairness, and it's not a peace accord. it's a cease-fire agreement that reflects the realities on the ground after a brutal period of warfare in which azerbaijan has tried, and armenian forces found themselves in a bad situation. the armenian political leadship made the decision to agree to cease-fire, which is called a cease-fire but is in many ways a strategic defeat for armenia in the region. thomas: the armenian prime minister is facing calls from the streets for him to resign. how do you explain the fact that he accepted this

and turkey is one of the most last, or geopolitical layer in north africa. and i have no idea whether live will be invited now, but my point is that rather might recent years trying to do you envisage the united states dealing with its sights, different cult partners, lights right here it was. human rights record is beyond the pale, but who has big booty that washington really needs an american that ultimately. and that's those. now what the demo, christie and human rights rhetoric is all about. if you can are raspberries bally's, you know, all supposedly our lives. what's, what should be very valuable, their newly arts, and you wouldn't know it. i wouldn't talk about it in terms of principles. it has nothing to do with others of democracy when you have difficulties was turkey, but the relationship the server? no, it's not actually not allies used but like a friendly like minded in the way certain that the relationship with turkey, if very difficult and apparently was very disappointed at the trunk wasn't reelected. this will make things right. and of course

, the united states and turkey. i'm not like minded at all. sure. of that. not meeting allies and turkey is one of the most last or geopolitical layer in north africa. and i have no idea whether live will be invited now, but my point is, or rather might recent years, trying to do you envisage the united states dealing with psychs deprancol partners lights right here it was. human rights record is beyond the pale, but who has big leagues that washington really needs. and that ultimately, and that's those, they're out. what the demo, christie and human rights record is all about. if you can are raspberries bally's, you know, all supposedly our lives. what's, what should be your ballot bowl? there are 1000000 arts and you wouldn't know i wouldn't talk about it in terms of principles. it has nothing to do with others of democracy when you have difficulty as was turkey. but the relationship the server. no, it's not actually not allies used, but like a friendly like minded in the way certain that the relationship with tur

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what does it mean for us turkey relations. well turkey u.s. relations have been really problematic for the last 5 years it's began 11 before trump during the obama administration and the 1st breaking point was on syria because turkey expected united states to intervene in syria but then president barack obama didn't interfere in the syria conflict so this was the 1st one also turkey has called for oil trade with iran which which ended up sanction is sanctioning the state on turkish bank was another question and also turkey is seeking turkey seeking for its rights in this and mediterranean is another issue between the 2 countries of course the s $400.00 missiles russian missile defense system which might end up with sanctions against turkey is another problem and for the last couple of few years the erosion of human rights in turkey is another dispute between the 2 countries but what i can tell is that all the september 5 as i learned from my sources in uncorrupt prisons are donna pointed to working groups within the presidency those groups hav

>>long >>story short the price of turkey can get 16 pound turkey for about 90 bucks laugh, it makes sense to i got a williams sonoma turkey, yeah over a 100 from santa rosa i felt like as what sporting a local community, but you can get your turkey about it all for 19 bucks for 16 pounds i can spend over a $100 1415 convert satirists really depends on where you shop to change you know what you're helping out a local business so good on you for that i'm surprised though that there isn't some sort of like spike in turkey prices with everybody having to celebrate separately think there be. >>more turkeys that have to be cooked but it's not doing okay. future quick lesson here we have a microsoft's x box on 599 call last year. >>the idea is you buy it and they're like well i play games on you get 2, 3, 4, 5, games and that's where they get license in same thing with turkey, they lose money on the turkey but to get in there and buy here by so nice things talk of the general to get to in a story that make it should have been going that story. like i do that all right and then lastly amazon and

fighting indifference to corona in turkey. but our journey begins in the usa, the city of el paso, texas is one of the country's carona hot spots stretching hospitals and funeral homes there to their limits. and basso is on the border with mexico. but no one is talking about the wall anymore. the pandemic is raging here. numbers are sorie. right now we have about $241.00 in patient cases. now out of control with about 45 days ago, we only have 30. but a lot of those people that you see going into these tents will, i mean they will wind up inside or have authorities are already arranging to move patients to other cities. if the hospitals become overwhelmed, planning for months of strain, we have to make sure that we are ready for this winter. not only here in el paso, but also around the country. resources are finite. there is already a backlog in dealing with the dead. raffy generated more outside the hospitals, serve as makeshift more to ari's. funeral homes in the past so are so overwhelmed that families sometimes have to wa

hotel turkey. still to come fighting for faith in a pandemic, the supreme court hands religious groups a major win in new york just in time for the holidays and grandma got run over by a rain be a? we are talking to the brewery making beer run brighter. ♪ ♪ ocean spray works with nature every day to keep you healthy don't be a turkey this thanksgiving. wear a mask. don't be a turkey. i'm good-looking in this mask. >> governor andrew cuomo urging new yorkers to mask up this thanksgiving while modeling his new face covering. the governor even quipping he looks better with and on. the holiday themed mascara turkey on cuomo's phrase he has been repeating. >> christmas decorations are going up at the white house crews hanging reefs around the outside as the first lady decorates the inside. this year it has yet to be announced, last year's seamless spirit of america, attributed to the traditions and history of what makes america great. so we know the holidays will look different this year but one col

it would matter i think for the turkey administration because it has somehow been protected from a lot of the criticisms about its war on drugs i do think that there will be some. crunch that the administration of the tear it will feel i think that some of the opposition. it's senators for example would would get more an audience from a by the an administration. would be trump administration and that would in a way undermine. that the tear gas ministrations existing legitimacy as far as the war and drugs is concerned. now deterrent he has walked this interesting line between the u.s. and china why do you think that is well the this supposed edging approach of the the thera the administration is in order to benefit from both superpowers as they intensify competition in the region and with the philippines as a key state in this ongoing rivalry between the 2 major powers however the terror the administration doesn't seem to be consistent in its hedging approach as it has not only skew would be leaning off the country towards more of china but in fact has made certain measures or certain m

against turkey with france leading the charge. france is united and europe is united at the next european council. europe will have to take decisions that will allow it to strengthen the power balance with turkey to better defend its interests and european values. even cautious germany has warned turkey that it needs to think carefully about its next move. all of this could come to a head as leaders meet next month when the real possibility over sanctions against being given the green light, a move that could truly signal the end of the road for turkey, joining the bloc. so what do you want? ski auti? paris ok, thanks for joining us this morning. r.t. international. don't forget we have more news coverage for you. plenty more stories to check out. hotel web site. r.t. dot com. is your media a reflection of reality? in a world transformed what will make you feel safe from isolation for community are you going the wrong way or are you being led somewhere direct? what is truly wants is faith in the world corrupted. you need to descen

we will do this with turkey together. bearing in mind that we have very good experience with cooperation in the middle east, including in syria in the libyan zone. and on the border between syria and turkey. we organize joint patrols together. this kind of cooperation is not required here, but we agreed that we will create a joint center for the use of unmanned aerial vehicles. together, we will control the situation along the border with the help of these aircraft. together, we will receive information together, analyze it, and draw conclusions from what is actually happening with the center will be located, is another question. it would be obvious to locate in the sovereign territory of azerbaijan and azerbaijan has the right to make a decision independently, considers it necessary. so if you remember, after the peace 2 was signed, the decision was made to establish. so cold mornings were in center with the turkish and russian soldiers, and what important is now on for size it one more time that the turkish officers, th

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we will do this with turkey together. bearing in mind that we have very good experience with cooperation in the middle east, including in syria in the libyan zone. and on the border between syria and turkey. we organize, joint patrols together, blood report, and also mention the role of the collective security treaty organization that some critics accused of not doing enough to protect their mania. he said that the fighting was never on the armenian territory nagorno-karabakh. he's not part of their media. and this is why all is member state of the organization. it wasn't attacked. and this is why there was not any reason for the sea to step in . and he also said that the border kind of before now will remain disputed territory disputed areas. so its status quo will remain, but in the future when the wounds are not living anymore. the countries that are by john and the media may return to discussion and may resolve this issue. speaking about that peace deal signed by russia, armenia, and azerbaijan. last monday, vladimir

from turkey address sort. of course we'll be reporting live from istanbul many thanks. indeed. we're going to weather update next here on al-jazeera, then morocco's king issues a warning that his nation will respond with the greatest severity to any attack in the west. and some power of the latest round of locked out of citizenship rights will beat zimbabwe's, staplers people. but the weather remains for the cool and quiet across eastern parts of here. not too much going on here is good deal moller over towards the west, but it's also a good deal. west fans of cloud of the rain streaming in from the atlantic from time to time. just look wall to wall, right. we have got some sunshine in between, but it's looking rather blustery temperatures. not too bad. then 1415 degrees celsius here. showers longer spells of rain coming across more them out of western parts of scotland, glassy pushing into wales. scandinavia also seeing some of that damp weather with some snow over the high ground. certainly cold enough a whi

turkey is toxic turkey i think had only one significant friend in washington at least the turkish government and that's donald trump. vice president will not president elect biden but he is a candidate last december you know he said some pretty shocking things about how president ariel on needs to be removed albeit through a democratic process and candidate biden has been very tough on turkey for supposedly pushing azerbaijan to be more aggressive in his war against armenia and then finally biden has been outspoken in criticizing turkey for turkey's actions looking for oil and gas in the eastern mediterranean so in the beginning things are going to be rough but i think within a some period of time because biden is such a systematic strategic thinker and you know i've worked with him personally i was in the state department for 23 years he's a systematic strategic thinker and nato is at the center of his calculus so turkey with nato 2nd largest military is going to loom large finally on ukraine i mean you recall that under president biden he was the point person after russia invaded ukraine a

given all of that, why is pronto not meeting with any senior officials there in turkey? well, apparently, based on the statements, this is not something on purpose. he's going on a 10 day tour and his office said that his schedule was highly packed up in istanbul. that's why he wanted to meet presidents are drawn in a stumble, and foreign minister chair was filled in istanbul as well. but according to ancora out, this is purpose. 2nd, bilateral visit the 1st 2nd visit to turkey. he only paid one bilateral visit, which was with the vice president mike pence during to spring operation that it's conducted against the kurdish fighters group by p.g. in northeastern syria. that's why the turkish officials, the foreign ministry office, that, that if he's going, if he's paying it by a little visit, the meetings should be held in the capital ankara. not in istanbul. it cannot be. the meetings cannot be scheduled based on a missive. pompeo schedule, but based on the home countries, officials schedule, but they have but of course, from the turkish perspective. also, mr. panto is se

soup and a lot of turkey sandwiches. one thing if you're from the city, this doesn't always work, but we're going to try it anyway -- there's a kind of interesting response as i whisper i go gobble, gobble -- look at that. back to you. >> kerry sanders, thank you for that. the billigger turkeys are think maybe i can live another year. that's if from me on msnbc live. my colleague, joshua johnson, picks up coverage after a quick break. joshua johnson, picks up coverage after a quick eak. when it comes to laundry, everyone thinks their way is the right way. i wash on delicate. i just stuff everything in. you have to wash on cold, because it saves energy. the secret is, tide pods work no matter how you wash. so, everyone is right. it's got to be tide. good morning, mr. sun. good morning, blair. [ chuckles ] whoo. i'm gonna grow big and strong. yes, you are. i'm gonna get this place all clean. i'll give you a hand. and i'm gonna put lisa on crutches! wait, what? said she's gonna need crutches. she fell pretty hard. you might

to turkey has the highest per. senator of people who use instagram worldwide some 58 percent of its citizens have an account. everything that. you want to take pictures of each other here we have to take a lot of photos that we can post on instagram getting here and it's like proof we were here. to give them up i hope we can find enough interesting poses will also change and swap our close. the deal to express has to pass through nearly 200 tunnels on its long journey most of them were carved into the mountains 100 years ago and provide in a style sheet backdrop for striking instagram photos. and while the head conductor allows the young people to take photos in the freight wagon he won't allow them to put themselves in danger you're welcome to take photos here but no crazy poses don't lean out of the train. can we stand here sure. but keep the door shut that's not allowed i'm responsible for you. it's only a few kilometers to the final destination in cars. nothing. will live on that. it's not sheila has everything

joel who is an analyst and advisor for the turkey energy strategies and politics research so. joining us by skype from istanbul great to have you with us on the program seems to be quite a turbulent time for turkey just now they've lost their central bank governor now the finance minister is gone why do you think the finance minister chose to resign at this very precarious time. thank you it's good to have you also. there is some uncertainty in the area right now in turkey something that i mean it's see it on the show announcement us reasons lying behind its resignation. but as you also mentioned there speculations that the downturn in the economy since the beginning of teen we expand that he's large trade deficits. not just with the developed markets but also with the emerging markets so tokyo you know the plans are on imports of energy. mangano of the. whole so don't bother it's the items sold. rising inflation to double digit figures willing to currency. and running down on a portico to series or probably. something some kind of crisis in the government that's been. the bac

do you want to talk about biden or turkeys? >> i mean, they are both turkeys, right? we saw in the rollout. it's a really arrogant and insulting thing because he's talking not about trump, he's talking about voters. he said america is back. what you are seeing is the blob is back. what that was, that was the insider's problem. seen every single person, and a former presidential candidate. he's always the bridesmaid, and i saw on twitter, the media is just beaming and this rollout is like an upbeat season of the west wing. you have to see and think about how selfish this is because the media is happy, and the fact is you could be boring and in incompetent. it's not that exciting anymore so they much rather prefer a really boring leader with body bags as opposed to a leader that might be of noxious and tweet a lot that hasn't started any wars and has great foreign policy achievements. there is another part of this rollout, but all these people operate in the shadows. they are not out and they are not transparent. they are not like trump. >> dana: they just blend into th

seen many turkey pardons. that turkey outdid himself. of course, this is all coming at a very serious time and comes amid questions about what else the president will do with his pardon power in the final days of his presidency. talk about this now with our cnn senior legal analyst laura coates and former federal and state prosecutory elie honig and jim acosta joining us from this rose garden event. first to you, jim, if i could. this is, look, actually one of my favorite events when it comes to the white house. very cute, but whenever you have this during a lame duck presidency hawaii significant meaning in a way, because of the fact that pardons will be coming and when it comes to this president it is, it has more meaning than i'd say other presidents. so you know what are you expecting here in the coming weeks? >> well, brianna, we got a preview what we'll see in the coming weeks out of this traditional thanksgiving turkey pardon ceremony in the rose garden of the white house. you heard the president talk about the dow jones hitting 3

against turkey with france leading the charge. france is united and europe is united, and the next european council europe will have to take decisions that will allow it to strengthen the power balance with turkey to better defend its interests and european values. even cautious germany has warned turkey that it needs to fink cafe about its next move. all of this could come to a head as leaders meet next month when the real possibility over sanctions against being given the green light, a move that could truly signal the end of the road for turkey, joining the bloc. so what do you want? ski auti? paris for you rather, stay, don't forget to check out more news stories by heading to our website. go to r.t. dot com. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy. let it be an arms race. dramatic to follow, the only strategy will be to sit in the same wrong roll call to shape our answer and in the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart. to look for common ground. a member of the board with the sleev

well turkey is as of a john's a most important supporter especially militarily it has provided weapons to the army in azerbaijan and training and my impression really is that this has edged the leadership in. over the past week so it's hardly surprising that they now want turkey to have a stronger role when it comes to the future of the horn of care about that they want them to help monita or this new agreement we've also heard and you're a mention that already turkish politicians congress chelating there as a by johnny brothers as they say to this victory so that's the turkish view here as well this is a victory that's what they say for us have a job. thanks very much for the w.'s yulia han in istanbul. well let's look at some other stories making news around the world this hour u.s. president donald trump has fired his defense secretary mark s. presidents who win reelection often replace cabinet members but losing presidents have generally kept their pentagon chiefs in place until leaving office as for anger trouble this summer when he opposed the use of the military to quell black l

along with turkey muslim nations including pakistan and bangladesh have called for a boycott of french products there have been major rallies in those countries and also in yemen with the french flag satellite this comes after the french government shut down muslim aid groups and a major mosque following a series of stabbings and shootings. we are at war against terrorism terrorism can always strike there is no 0 risk and the state is doing its utmost to protect the french people. the french demand justice who want these people to be deported to their country although we are in a country that has witnessed atrocities good teachers being beheaded priests having less throats slit people are beheaded in a church that's not france and even if we take in all possible security measures have been able to come in with a knife to do is deadly deed 0 risk does not exist. there are i think 40000 churches in france we could put a 1000000 and a half soldiers there but that would not change the problem we can take someone who wants to kill someone else many countries especially in the middle east ar

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they abandoned their search after turkey protested to the mission. we turn our attention to france now where the government there has proposed a sweeping new security bill following a series of recent terror attacks. while among other things, the new law would make it a criminal offense to publish images of police officers with intent to cause them harm. or it's sparked a national outcry among journalists, unions, and free speech campaigners. well, asuna phonic are reports now from paris. french documentary, the monopoly of violence is a hard hitting examination of police brutality in france released earlier this year . the film focuses on the yellow vs potus, as well as allegations of police abuse in the suburbs. filmmaker david differend related footage, provided by journalists as well as ordinary citizens, posting on social media. but making a film like this may not be possible in future with the french government proposing a new security law. part of which cracks down on the broadcast and sharing of images of police officers. differences, the law

and a presidential election in west africa, large by extremist violence to people in turkey. now faso, head to the polls today. but a growing islamist insurgency means many voters won't be able to cast their ballots . on a call for leaders of the world's wealthiest countries are meeting online for a g 20 summit hosted by saudi arabia. the virtual gathering is dominated by efforts to end the kono virus pandemic and deal with its economic fallout. a draft declaration shows the biggest economies will pledge to pay for a fair distribution of covert $19.00, vaccines and testing. so that poorer countries are not left out debt relief as also likely to be extended denied the opportunity for face to face pageantry. this was how so dia rebiya opened the g 20 a 7 plane fly over of riyadh to mark the 1st ever summit hosted by an arab country . on the grown king solomon beckoned the world's most powerful leaders, bureaucrats, and despots. to meet the challenge of their generation, it is unfortunate that we are unable to host you in person due to the exceptional circumstances we're all fac

well right now turkey's role in this so-called peacekeeping process is somewhat ambiguous we don't know what kind of a role we are talking about but i guess it's safe to assume that any kind of turkish presence in the area is a very very painful to accept for many armenians but azerbaijan that has been pushing for this for stronger turkish and woman when it comes to the future of nagorno-karabakh turkey as of john's most important support especially militarily they have been providing the as ery army without weapons and training and my impression is that this has really edged the leadership in on to continue with their military operation in the corner in the past week so it's hardly surprising azerbaijan is pushing for turkey to get involved and it's hardly surprising to see the reactions here from turkish high ranking officials the foreign minister for example today hailed the latest developments as a significant gain so turkey too is framing this as a success as a victory for azerbaijan and turkey yury meantime a really big part of this deal and this is something that we have not seen