All right, Alexander, let's talk about the situation in Syria. We have Israel taking a lot of land in

Syria. There were reports that they were 20, or they are, they were 20 kilometers from Damascus.

The IDF refutes these reports.

They say that they're not moving in on Damascus.

They say they're creating a security zone or something like that.

We have Turkey taking much of the north part of Syria.

And of course, as expected, Erdogan is focusing in on the Kurdish

forces in Syria, which are backed by the United States. Of course, you have HTS is also starting

their interim government, and they've got an interim prime minister, but HTS Al Jalani, he has stated

that he's not going to go to war, fight the Israelis, or fight, obviously, or deal with

anything that's happening in Aleppo, and Lib and Mambige, where the fighting is taking place between the Turkish-backed

Syria forces and the U.S. and the U.S. backed Kurdish forces. Turkey, Turkey fighting with the Kurds.

Let's just put it simply in that part of Syria. And of course, you have Blinken.

He is on his way to Ankara, probably at the time when this video is published.

Blinken would have already met with the Turkish foreign minister, maybe even Erdogan,

in Ankara.

And the reports are that Blinken is going to, to Ankara in order to deal with the

possible conflict intention and fighting between the Turks and the US-backed Kurds.

How do you see things in Syria, Alexander?

Well, let's first of all begin with it. It's not a mess. It's a collapse. I mean,

the whole country is completely

disintegrating. There is no administration. There is no police force, apparently. The bureaucracy

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