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is turning war relics into works of art the top story - condemn nation of air strikes hitting four schools and a hospital. the security council calls it a violation of international law. turkey warns of serious and bigger consequences if russia doesn t end operations in northern syria. two offices and two schools sheltering fighters were attacked. a hospital, supported by doctors without borders was hit in idlib. the group says the building was deliberately targeted. zeina khodr on the turkey syrian border. reporter: there s no red line on the syrian war. a school, a hospital and other locations were hit by what the opposition says were russian air strikes and ground to ground missiles. turkey called az as a red line, promising not to allow the town to fall. not just because it s a stronghold. it is threatened over the y.p.g. a kurdish armed group that ankara called terrorists. the y.p.g. stepped back from az as and its area. if they come closer, they ll see the m ....
in response to north korea s rocket launch. we meet the afghan who is turning war relics into works of art. the chances of acis peace is remote as many died in bombings. five medical facilities and two schools were targeted in northern syria s aleppo and idlib provinces. the u.n. has called the attacks blatant violation of international laws. france and turkey say the strikes constitute war crimes and syria s president said implementing a truce would be difficult. bashar al-assad said any efforts to end the violence should be about creating stability in syria. translation: i will hear about a ceasefire within a week. who is capable to bring this all together in a week? no-one. who will make them aaccountable. we re speaking about foundations on the conditions that all these terms are met. the cessation of operations may be did with security the iraqi defense minister has been holding talks with u.s. ambassador with baghdad to retake mosul from i.s.i.l. the army is d ....
rocket launch. meet the artist who is turning the relics of war into works of art. fighting has intensified in syria days after world powers called for acisation a cessation of hostilities. at least 50 civilians including children died during the bombs. the u.n. has called the attacks blatant violation of international law while france and turkey have said the strikes constitute war crimes. meanwhile, the syrian president said implementing a truce would prove difficult. bashar al-assad said any efforts to episode the violence should be about creating stability in syria. translation: the ceasefire within a week, who is capable of bringing together these conditions within a week? no-one. who will speak to the terrorist organization if they refuse to adhere to the ceasefire. who will make them accountable. the cessation should be improved going to our correspondent in surgeon turkey on the syrian border. we have president bashar al-assad there doubting whether any ces ....
a deal to resume direct commercial flights, but is the island ready for an influx of tourists? the united nations syria envoy is in damascus, pushing to get humanitarian aid delivered to besieged areas of the war-torn country. and u.n. sources indicate that the government has actually agreed. he said the government has an obligation to allow the u.n. to deliver aid to all syrians, and it will be tested on wednesday. from the turkish border with syria, zana hoda reports. reporter: the battle for aleppo enters its third week. there is no sign that a u.s. russia 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. i just had a meeting with the minister, we are being particularly talking about the issue about humanitarian unhindered access to all besieged areas. not only by the government, but also by the opposition and by isil. and we will have another full-out meet ....
protests grow in india over the arrest of a student. they have spread now from new delhi to other cities. well, we start with breaking news witnessed by our correspondent. uganda s opposition leader has been arrested after alleging vote rigging in the presidential election. our man malcolm webb is there right now. and you saw the arrest. what happened malcolm? reporter: that s right. we had been called by people from the opposition party, a small group of journalists were invited to come along to take us to what was alleged to be a house in which the vote rigging operation was being conducted. the parked outside, they knocked on the great, and people inside jumped over the back fence, but then they were apprehended down the road, and disarmed, and their ids and guns suggested they were from the uganda police. uniform police arrived. there was a standoff for sometime, as the supporters demanded access to the house, where they said the vote-rigging was going on. and ....