Weather conditions wreckage was scattered across snowy fields near the village of going over eighty kilometers southeast of moscow rescue teams were unable to reach the crash site by road and walked to the scene. I saw an explosion on the ground and i called Emergency Services they asked me many questions i told them there was a fire it was very visible and the debris of the plane is spread over radios of at least one kilometer investigators are using modern equipment taking into consideration the large territory there using quite a couple hours to get a view from the air the short hole set a lot of airlines jet took off from moscows dumb idea to airport early sunday afternoon on its way to the city of or sq in the urals most of the sixty five passengers on board were from the region at the airport their family and friends of those on board the flight began to wait for news with little hope that anyone had survived. We have found a breeze from an a n one for a plane and bodies of stupid hymns. To show us the most important thing now is the organized collection of debris in the remains of the victims by ministry of emergency situations workers transport to authorities soon confirmed everyone in the plane had died russia has suffered two major air crashes in recent years in december two thousand and sixteen a t u one five four military aircraft crashed into the black sea with the loss of ninety two people it was blamed on pilot error in october two thousand and fifteen a russian air bus crashed in egypts Sinai Peninsula killing all two hundred twenty four people on board i still said it placed a bomb in the aircraft. Right to me putin has canceled a trip to sochi which was show jeweled for monday he was due to meet the Palestinian LeaderMahmoud Abbas now that meeting will now take place in moscow from where putin will monitor the investigation investigators have found a flight recorder from the plane and this will be crucial in determining why this relatively new aircraft came promising out of the sky various causes are being considered including pilot error bad weather conditions or perhaps Something Else really chalons aljazeera moscow in a rare criticism of israel u. S. President donald trump has questions its commitment to peace with the palestinians in an interview with an israeli newspaper he says israels settlements in the occupied west bank are complicating the Peace Process and the u. S. Vice president says washington is open to talks with north korea mike pence made the comments to the Washington Post as he was returning from seoul where he avoided direct contact with the north korean delegation attending the peelings china lympics. Iraq is hoping to raise billions of dollars at a donors Conference Due to start in kuwait to Fund Reconstruction after its war with i so an estimated one hundred billion dollars on needed to rebuild cities and infrastructure but many iraqis doubt that money raised at the conference will ever reach them. Who are the. Everyone here is rebuilding their shop with their own money no one has received any money from the government or anybody else no one has given us any compensation and they wont be any either with. The British Foreign secretary as a man miles leader and sang suchi to allow the un to supervise the return everything to refugees Boris Johnson made the plea to the visiting displaced muslim villages in Rakhine State and refugee camps in the bangladesh. A new york states attorney general has filed a lawsuit against the Weinstein Company alleging its failed to protect its employees against disgraced former c. E. O. Harvey weinstein is one of hollywoods most influential producers for more than seven to the woman accused him of Sexual Misconduct into the rape which he denies also stalled the sale of the company but those were the headlines the news continues here on aljazeera after rewind statement thats a little laugh at. Hello and welcome once again to rewind im come on santa maria in the decade or so since the start of aljazeera english back in two thousand and six weve broadcast hundreds of moving powerful documentaries and here on rewind we are revisiting some of the best of them and looking at how the story has moved on today where rewinding to two thousand and twelve when fault lines Sebastian Walker returned to iraq to assess the state of the nation after the withdrawal of u. S. Troops that was supposed to be the end of nine years of occupation following the downfall of Saddam Hussein since that time of course iraq has had to endure chaos in the wake of the rise of eisel a government widely seen as exacerbating think tarion divides and the virtual destruction of cities like mosul in the attempt to drive thought out in retrospect said walkers film is an. Extraordinary snapshot of a moment in time a very personal journey through a devastated land with hopes of a better life and merging from the ashes hopes that were to be cruelly dashed from two thousand and twelve his fault lines iraq after the americans. Its been five years since i was last in iraq. Back then Coalition Troops were still deployed in the Southern City of basra the military has left but many of the british soldiers who are based here have stayed on. This time theyre here for the money. Business is booming for their clients to iraq is pumping record amounts of oil and production contracts to develop the countrys massive southern oil fields. To Foreign Companies. Many tell you. If. You think you know. Why a. Little. Country company come here. Chinas National Petroleum corporation has partnered with british giant b. P. To develop the remaining oil fields the largest in iraq. Newly arrived Chinese Oil Workers and other foreign employees meet their security details in this complex. To a private security escort is still obligatory and this is. The first city to fall in the two thousand and three u. S. Led invasion. I came here that summit to report on protests against the lack of electricity. Today there isnt much improvement in the basic Services People were protesting for nine years ago last rest still suffers power cuts. Unemployment also is widespread here almost a quarter of people under thirty dont have jobs. And while there are signs of new money flowing in the cost of living is rising fast. Oh my god i need to do what i think of the place. Them in the. Place where you can see thats a look at what is at the mall and then michelle can always find a Second Community in that budget has shot up for nine years union leader. Has fought to keep iraqs oil wealth flowing to iraqis not just to Foreign Companies iraqs deputy Prime Minister for energy says that the deals the government has signed with Foreign Investors are reaping rewards we have already increased our production to three Million Barrels per day and during this it will add another. Half a million or more better the president so the progress is there. But despite record outputs of this frustration the companys developing the fields importing labor. And that there is no meaningful legislation to protect iraqi jobs. And that it isnt to be affected and it is called hobart and to be im in this mind that im on you might talk about this is your government but you could be and that is that and that. I lash out and i wanted to. Get. Saddam he says it was the u. S. Decision to dismantle iraqs army and National Industries in the name of the both a vacation that caused widespread unemployment. And created a launch pool of angry men ready to take up arms. From basma we joined north toward men jaf. Along the road lined with symbols that commemorates a battle lost and injustice done. The same a trio of want to yell solemn of peace surrounds the city. It is possibly the longest Burial Ground in the wont and the final resting place to which many shia aspire. The scale of this place is say breathtaking for fourteen centuries shia from all over the world have been bringing that they had to be buried head its so immense that in that job they say that since he is fall for the living and haul for the dead. In two thousand and four the serenity of the valley of peace was violated. That spring finds his loyal to mactire around the side of the son of one of iraqs most revered shia clerics for u. S. Forces in baghdad and the holy cities of karbala. And here in the jaffa but up up e. G. O. s this movie as. I landed here. Destroyed everything. At the beginning of august trying to root out sand as mud the army and take control of man john u. S. Marines invaded the cemetary. Well been taken into a part of the graveyard where you can actually see the destruction from the fighting that took place in two thousand and four theres r. P. G. Holes in the walls some of these graves are completely destroyed a member speaking to iraqis at the time who simply couldnt believe that things had to tarry to such an extent that this one of the most holy and sacred sites in all of iraq had turned into a battleground between the mahdi army and the americans. Hundreds of monte finds his dined in the battle. In a new section of the cemetery built for sound his followers killed in the uprisings and sectarian violence that the u. S. Led occupation provoked. Families come to honor their dead. Governments. So much. No one knows how many iraqis have been killed since the invasion. The mits range from more than one hundred fifty thousand to over a million. For years the u. S. Claims not to keep a body count. But there are some six thousand graves in this cemetery learn where the grief seems impossible to bury. Early shock a saddams mother died during the violence in two thousand and four his brother is buried here in the section reserved for those killed by u. S. Forces. And of course we are. In the huddle too little to follow from the front of allah to call for. A new look in the heart a lot of be. Unmovable. I thought and i dont know what i thought enough. These were the people the u. S. Military expected to welcome them. But they soon made enemies of people like allie and his family. What. But then. If i thought i should be. Ok if its. Ok for. A living a job it could be him in america they think this is over. Here. Who. Think. That you dont want to. His followers listens to him deliver some of his most incendiary sermons against the occupation here in his base in the nearby city of coup for. Now santa spends much of his time in iran and on this friday he isnt here but the message is political populist and doesnt shy away from criticizing the government in baghdad. Well there is if yeah it was you know there was and there was youre here where here you are here for the sermon addresses the deepening conflict between iraqi Prime MinisterNouri Al Malikis party and opposition blocs that has virtually paralyzed parliament for months was there a sheet where he was. Over the years santa has cultivated the image of an independent champion of the dispossessed shia who make up his base. And hes transformed himself from a leader of a militia into the leader of a Political Party an important one on which maliki reliance to maintain power. For years Saddam Hussein had banned public celebrations of shia festivals and limits of the flow of iranian pilgrims to man jack. Now the pilgrims and tourists are back prompting a booming trade in hotel developments. And there are unconfirmed reports that iran is planning to spend a billion dollars to refurbish the showing off the decades of being victims the shia majority in iraq have emerged the victim is. A shia who now holds the top post of Prime Minister and commander in chief and government positions are distributed according to ethnic and sectarian quotas. The new balance of power in iraq has raised fears that irans influence is growing both in baghdad and here in the jafo. Ayatollah Ali Al Sistani is the top spiritual guide for iraqi shia and the leader of the school of clerics that go on to try and. Keep ation he demanded the us organize direct elections while opposing iranian style theocratic governance. System is eighty one years old and there are reports that iran is campaigning to have one of their ayatollah succeed him. In iraq these days regional ambitions run like undercurrents reshaping the country. But over the past nine years Political Violence has literally refashioned the landscape. I havent been back to back that in about five years marnie just entering the city but immediately the first thing that strikes you as you drive in is one thing thats really changed these walls. Baghdad is battle scarred and sectioned off by blast walls that were raised first around government ministries and military bases then around hotels filled with foreigners and then the sectarian attacks escalated around neighborhoods. The city was reconfigured is iraqis fled mixed areas for the relative safety of religious and ethnic lee homogenously enclaves. Harboring the wounds and stories of the bloodshed the occupation unleashed many remain there protected by concrete walls checkpoints and each other. More than one point three Million People across iraq a still displaced. And in baghdad almost half a million remain in camps like this one on the edge of the shia neighborhood of cademy. Sit on us one another. Abu said johns family was living in town near a sunni neighborhood north of baghdad where resistance to the occupation was fierce. Al qaeda also found a home there as it too. It is somewhat of. A shame when the family fled they left everything behind and squatted here. And although they live in constant fear of eviction they say they cant return to tommy. Yet and that he had to step. It. Up but that had. That as a. Bout with. A life. In the sunni neighborhood of gaza where they came to escape threats from the mahdi army in two thousand and six hundred ninety five and a mother in law struggling to care for their household including his two kids. Like almost one in ten women in iraq they are widows. And its husband hussein was killed by u. S. Forces during a raid on the markets in two thousand and five. She had just learned she was pregnant with their second child a book about the. Mahdi and shimmered neighbors total can have been almost. On a hard time. Aside moment ive met that also got a little bit to the. Diameter of the thought of how to take the bad suck out of that i want to but i dont want to go to gets me home by saturday im on cyber attack and having no money. Two years later as monday is second son nuri was killed in a miniature attack the family lost another breadwinner and bureaucracy has made it difficult for them to get the support payment the government extends to widows or so there is a reference to the no harm no money im not sure none of them must have been so good some of them how cool mom had to say on my times when youre not i dont know how come i am and have been begun to notice you know not to us ahead of us out of a shot of the day. That was. But as you became another i was that is that i that i said that. Chatting with what they will as you were telling me. What i wanted to run on you and your innocence tied to manage the new model no i had a photo message you home on i had gotten to the first seven of us at nationals its going to make. The other then homeless. And then would you have a career and then who must i do it for couldnt be joe you cool im going to up that no no no im one up of nothing in common you might add the only child would you have a shout. About how to we could help in a song try soon maybe last spent seven months seen us custody at abu ghraib prison and more than a year and a half an hour the us run detention camps. He has testified to us military investigators that abu ghraib he was stripped and paraded naked with a sack over his head dressed in womens underwear cuffed and hung from a window frame for hours when he asked to pray and beaten into unconsciousness did the been. There herman. How many did it. Feel good and i thought i had a little so on with. Them and i didnt get the. Money he says it was part of u. S. Interrogators strategy is they trying to quell resistance that the u. S. Terms terrorism or detaining people across the country especially those from sunni areas. As much. You know. Over the past year human Rights Groups have reported that Iraqi GovernmentSecurity Forces have conducted sweeps preemptively arresting hundreds of people detaining and sometimes torturing them in secret prisons inside the International Zone some of the same people who were detained by the americans and were accused of being terrorists then many live in sunni areas in and around baghdad from where armed groups still orchestrate attacks. The government says there are no secret prisons i could say that there is no secret detention so we will come now he will not arise for Amnesty Organization and United Nation organization to come and check and to find out whether there is a secret Detention Center and. Out but the arrests have fueled the perception in communities like this one that the government is targeting them much like u. S. Forces used to. Weve come for friday prayer in and im in. A sunni neighborhood that for many years was an important center of anti occupation resistance. Getting here hasnt been easy and we currently being stopped from getting access to the main mosque anatomy or by a Police Checkpoint