Defence minister dismissed – Erdogan to meet Putin- Fighting in eastern Syria | Al Jazeera Headlines

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0:00 – Defence minister dismissed

0:37 – Erdogan to meet Putin

0:50 – Fighting in eastern Syria

1:05 – Junta leader meets bankers

1:30 – ‘French troops go home’

1:46 – DR Congo military crackdown

2:04 – Eritrean protests in Tel Aviv

Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy has dismissed his defence minister, saying a new approach is needed.

Zelensky has picked Rustem Umerov to replace Oleksii Reznikov.

Parliament needs to approve the nomination.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is due to meet Vladimir Putin in Sochi on Monday.

He’ll try to convince the Russian leader to return to the Black Sea grain deal.

Moscow quit the UN-brokered agreement in July.

U.S. officials in north-eastern Syria are trying to stop fighting between Arab and Kurdish allies.

Violence flared in Deir Az Zor, after the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces arrested a commander of an allied Arab group.

The leader of the coup in Gabon is due to be sworn in as transitional president.

Army general Brice Oligui Nguema has already met bankers to discuss the economy.

His planned inauguration will end the 55-year political dynasty of the Bongo family.

President Ali Bongo remains under house arrest after his overthrow on Wednesday.

Gabon’s opposition says the junta is illegitimate.

Tens of thousands of protesters in Niger have held a third day of a sit-in, to demand the withdrawal of French soldiers.

Supporters of the coup in July are refusing to leave a French military base in the capital Niamey, until all the troops leave.

The Democratic Republic of Congo’s interior minister says two army colonels have been arrested, over the killing of 46 protestors in Goma.

A government delegation has been to the city, to investigate the killings, following a military crackdown on demonstrations against UN peacekeepers.

Israel’s prime minister says asylum seekers from Eritrea should be deported, after violent protests in Tel Aviv.

Eritreans who oppose their own government were protesting about an event organised by their embassy.

At least 170 people were injured on Saturday, including Israeli police officers.

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