the transition to democracy in syria has begun and it's time for assad to get out of the way.inancial and intelligence assistance to the groups seeking to topple the syrian government. this dates back to two years before the onset of protests in syria. regardless of the wikileaks cables, the most optimistic interpretation is that the 2011. and protests over economic and political problems in syria provided an opportunity implement the qatar gas pipeline to the mediterranean by topping the assad government. thus, the protests in syria soon turned into a full-blown armed conflict, unlike bahrain and tunisia, where demonstrations remained peaceful. in a 2016 interview with an italian news outlet, bashar assad explained the issue of the pipeline and the unfolding of the crisis in this way. many political analysts think the syrian no to the pipeline roots proposed by qatar may be one of the reason why they were begun in 2011, how important has been your no to qatar in the beginning? the war, it is one of the important factor that it wasn't offered to us publicly, but i think it was

the transition to democracy in syria has begun and it's time for assad to get out of the way. as president obama said this morning, no outside power can or should impose on this transition. by the whistleblower organization wikileaks show that the israeli, saudi, and us intelligence agencies started to give financial and intelligence assistance to the groups seeking to topple the syrian government. this dates back to two years before the onset of protests in syria. regardless of the wikileaks cables, the most optimistic interpretation is that the 2011 protests over economic and political problems in syria provided an opportunity to... implement the qatar gas pipeline to the mediterranean by toppling the assad government. thus, the protests in syria soon turned into a full-blown armed conflict, unlike bahrain and tunisia, where demonstrations remained peaceful. in a 2016 interview with an italian news outlet, bashar assad explained the issue of the pipeline and the unfolding of the crisis in this way. many political analysts think the syrian no to the pipeline roots proposed by

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the transition to democracy in syria has begun and it's time for assad to get out of the way.ancial and intelligence assistance to the groups seeking to topple the syrian government. this dates back to two years before the onset of protests in syria. regardless of the wikileaks cables, the most optimistic interpretation is that the 2 2011 protests over economic and political problems in syria provided an opportunity implement the qatar gas pipeline to the mediterranean by toppling the assad government. thus, the protests in syria soon turned into a full-blown armed conflict, unlike bahrain and tunisia, where demonstrations remained peaceful. in a 2016 interview with an italian news outlet, bashar assad explained the issue of the pipeline and the unfolding of the crisis in this way. many political analysts think the syrian no to the pipeline route proposed by qatar may be one of the reason why the war had began in 2011, how important has been your no to qatar in the beginning? beginning of the war, it is one of the important factor that it wasn't offered to us publicly, but i t

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decided to remove the problem, name. the syrian government: this morning, president obama called on assadegun and it's time for assad to get out of the way. as president obama said this morning, no outside power. can or should impose on this transition? cables released by the whistleblower organization wikileaks show that the israeli, saudi and us intelligence agencies started to give financial and intelligence assistance to the groups seeking to topple the syrian government. this dates back to two years before the onset of protests in syria. regardless of the wikileaks cables, the most optimistic interpretation is that the 2011 protests over economic... and political problems in syria provided an opportunity implement the qatar gas pipeline to the mediterranean by topping the assad government. thus, the protests in syria soon turned into a full-blown armed conflict, unlike bahrain and tunesia, where demonstrations remained peaceful. in a 2016 interview with an italian news outlet, bashad explained the issue of the pipeline and the unfolding of the crisis in this way. many political analy

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al-assad. base, al-hadir airbase, airbil airbase and baghdad diplomatic support center. the most significant one being the us-run al-assad airbase, which has been struck by many times by the resistance forces. one of the most intense strikes of the islamic resistance was when it struck the us run anal assad airbase with multiple rockets inflicting damage and casualties. it was reported that the... drone fired at least 40 missiles at the base. now moving to syria and the us assets targeted there, we are looking at al-tanf, kobani, mambej and al-omar oil filled. keep in mind that some of these locations, both in syria and iraq have been hit multiple times. when it comes down to it, the locations that are targeted in total or... too many to mention. taking a look at this map just shows the depth and extent of the areas targeted by the resistance groups. it almost looks like the resistance groups are at war with the us. how much of a hit has the us taken? here is tally of the strikes. 137 targets in total, 78 in syria and 59 in iraq. the number of soldiers to have been injur

al-assad air base, alhadir airbase, airbil air base and baghdad diplomatic support center. the most significant one being the us run al-assad airbase, which has been struck by many times by the resistance force. one of the most intense strikes of the islamic resistance was when it struck the us run anal assad air base with multiple rockets inflicting damage and it was reported that the drone fired at least 40 missiles at the base. now moving to syria and the us assets targeted there, we are looking at altanf, kobani, mambich, and al-umar oil field. keep in mind that some of these locations, both in syria and derock have been hit multiple times. when it comes down to it, the... locations that are targeted in total are too many to mention. taking a look at this map just shows the depth and extent of the areas targeted by the resistance groups. it almost looks like the resistance groups are at war with the us. how much of a hit has the us taken? here is tally of the strikes: 137 targets in total, 78 in syria and 59 in iraq. the number of soldiers to have been injured standing

the most significant one being the us-run al-assad airbase, which has been struck by me. many times by the resistance forces. one of the most intense strikes of the islamic resistance was when it struck the us-run anal assad airbase with multiple rockets inflicting damage and casualties. it was reported that the drone fired at least 40 missiles at the base. now moving to syria and the us assets targeted there. we are looking at altan. kobani, mambich and al-omar oilfield. keep in mind that some of these locations, both in syria and derock have been hit multiple times. when it comes down to it, the locations that are targeted in total or too many to mention. taking look at this map just shows the depth and extent of the areas targeted by the resistance groups. it almost looks like the resistance groups are at war with the us, how much of a hit has the us taken? here is tally of the strikes, 137 targets in total, 78 in syria and 59 in iraq, the number of soldiers to have been injured standing at over 102. just days ago, the pentagon made announcement and admitted that there have been app

daesh and other tacfiri groups in the region and iraq's islamic resistance targets the us run anil assad base in his latest retaliation for the american israel genocide in gaza. hello everyone, you're watching press tv live from the studio, i was in terron, thank you for joining girls. today's top story, the israel regime launched a fresh attack this saturday against syria, hitting a building within a residential area in the capital damascus where iranian military advisors and syrian citizens were residing. more details from a correspondent in damascus, ibrahim wadi. once again, the israeli regime launched aerial attack against syria, targeting a residential area in the syrian capital, damascus. several syrian troops and at least five iranian military advisers were martered, according to an irgc statement. military experts say that these acts are clear evidence of israel's failure in gaza. the repeated attacks by the zionist entity on residential areas indicates that this entity is internally troubled due to its failure to control the gaza strip. therefore, the occupation regime is attem

he writes, in their view, our war against bashar assad did not begin with the peaceful civil protests with the peaceful civil protests of the arab spring in 2011, instead it began in 2000 when qatar proposed to construct a 10 billion, $1 and a half thousand kilometer pipeline through saudi arabia, jordan, syria and turkey. to see whether kennedy's claims are true or false, we go back to the year 2000. as you are aware, russia is the biggest producer and exporter of natural gas with europe being its biggest customer. the russians export 70% of their produced natural gas to europe. this means a steady source of income for the russians. russia has been using this as a tool to put pressure on europe. for example, when european countries in 2009 sided with ukraine in its price dispute with russia's gas company gasprom, the russians turned off the gas taps in response.

he writes, in their view, our war against bashar assad did not begin with the peaceful civil protests of the arab spring in 2011. in their view, our war against bashar assad did not begin with the peaceful civil protests of the arab spring in 2011. instead, it began in 2000, when qatar proposed to construct a 10. 1 and a half thousand kilometer pipeline through saudi arabia, jordan, syria and turkey. to see whether kennedy's claims are true or false, we go back to the year 2000. as you are aware, russia is the biggest producer and exporter of natural gas with europe being its biggest customer. "the russians export 70% of their produced natural gas to europe. this means a steady source of income for the russians. russia has been using this as a tool to put pressure on europe. for example, when european countries in 2009 sided with ukraine in its price dispute with russia's gas company gasprom, the russians turned off the gas taps in response.

regime and various terrorist groups in the region, and iraq's islamic resistance targets the us run anal assad base in retaliation for the american israely genocide in gaza. hello everyone, you're watching press tv live from the studios in terron. thank you for joining us. the israeli regime launched a fresh attack on saturday against syria, hitting a building within a residential area in the capital, damascus where iranian military advisors and syrian citizens were residing. more details from our correspondent in the... once again, the israeli regime launched aerial attack against syria, targeting a residential area in the syrian capital, damascus. several syrian troops and at least five iranian military advisers were martered, according to an irgc statement. military experts say that these acts are clear evidence of israel's failure in gaza. the repeated attacks by the zionist entity on residential areas indicates that this. is internally troubled due to its failure to control the gaza strip, therefore the occupation regime is attempting to export its crisis to the region and drag it into a

he writes, in their view, our war against bashar assad did not begin with the peaceful civil protestswith the peaceful civil protests of the arab spring in 2011. instead, it began in 2000, when qatar proposed to construct a $10 billion dollar 1 and a half thous kilometer pipeline. through saudi arabia, jordan, syria and turkey. to see whether kennedy's claims are true or false, we go back to the year 2000. as you are aware, russia is the biggest producer and exporter of natural gas with europe being its biggest customer. the russians export 70% of their produce. natural gas to europe. this means a steady source of income for the russians. russia has been using this as a tool to put pressure on europe. for example, when european countries in 2009 sided with ukraine in its price dispute with russia's gas company gasprom, the russians turned off the gas taps in response.

he writes, in their view, our war against bashar assad did not begin with the peaceful civil protests with the peaceful civil protests of the arab spring in 2011. instead it began in 2000, when qatar proposed to construct a $10 billion, one and a half. kilometer pipeline through saudi arabia, jordan, syria and turkey. to see whether kennedy's claims are true or false, we go back to the year 2000. as you are aware, russia is the biggest producer and exporter of natural gas with europe being its biggest customer. the russians export. 70% of their produced natural gas to europe. this means a steady source of income for the russians. russia has been using this as a tool to put pressure on europe. for example, when european countries in 2009 sided with ukraine in its price dispute with russia's gas company gasprom, the russians turned off the gas taps in response.

he writes, in their view, our war against bashar assad did not begin with the peaceful civil protestsn their view, our war against bashar assad did not begin with the peaceful civil protests of the arab spring in 2011. instead, it began in 2000, when qatar proposed to construct a $10 billion dollar, one and a half. kilometer pipeline through saudi arabia, jordan, syria and turkey. to see whether kennedy's claims are true or false, we go back to the year 2000. as you are aware, russia is the biggest producer and exporter of natural gas with europe being its biggest customer. the russians. export 70% of their produced natural gas to europe. this means a steady source of income for the russians. russia has been using this as a tool to put pressure on europe. for example, when european countries in 2009 sided with ukraine in its price dispute with russia's gas company gasprom, the russians turned off the gas taps in response.

he writes, in their view, our war against bashar assad did not begin with the peaceful civil protests with the peaceful civil protests of the arab spring in 2011. instead it began in 2000 when qatar proposed to construct a a $10 billion, $1.500 km pipeline through saudi arabia, jordan, syria and turkey. to see whether kennedy's claims are true or false, we go back to the year 2000. as you are aware, russia is the biggest producer and exporter of natural gas with europe being its biggest customer. "the russians export 70% of their produced natural gas to europe. this means a steady source of income for the russians. russia has been using this as a tool to put pressure on europe. for example, when european countries in 2009 sided with ukraine in its price dispute with russia's gas company gasprom, the russians turned off the gas taps in response.

in syria, to overthrow basher al-assad, free syrians received billions of dollars in military aid fromates. the ss army, where both the muslim brothers and isis, banned in our country, came from. and today, on the territory of syria and from the same syrian free army, brigades, detachments, terrorists are recruited who are fighting in ukraine against us. moreover , they all underwent training with the help of american british instructors, and they are prepared at us military bases, ein al-assad in iraq, and this. in syria. yellow and blue armbands are worn by arabs, africans, japanese, and americans. in the ukrainian trenches, militants can hold an international summit of terrorist organizations, notorious thugs from all over the world have gathered in ukraine, the only country that officially invites mercenaries to embassies in europe, recruiting centers have been opened in africa and the middle east, every month one of the main curators of the independent us allocates maintaining legionnaires millions of dollars, and of course, these were chechen militants who committed. in 1991, dzh

iranian advisers to the syrian government have played a key role in keeping president assad in powerthe civil war in syria. issam ikirmawi is a correspondent with bbc arabic. an air raid hit a building in the mazzeh neighbourhood in damascus, which is like sort of affluent neighborhood. and the whole building came down. they talk about precision bombing of the building. there is a number of casualties, according to a spokesperson of a syrian hospital. he spoke of one fatality and three injured people, including a woman that being brought into the hospital. other sources spoke about other people being under the rubble. and the civil service in in damascus is looking for survivors under the rubble. so far, this is what we know about this target. iranian news agency spoke about two members of the islamic revolutionary guard who were in damascus and they appeared to be the target of this attack. and just remind us of the relationship here between syria and iran. well, syria and iran, president bashar al—assad has become highly dependent on iranian support during the the civil war or the

some were intercepted by air defences but others hit the al—assad base.tacks on us forces in iraq by militias linked to iran have increased since the gaza war began. the attack on the iraqi airbase came just hours after iran warned that an airstrike on the syrian capital would not "go unanswered". iranian president ebrahim raisi claimed israel was to blame for the airstrike which killed five senior members of iran's security forces. israel hasn't commented so far. that is it from me for the moment. stay with us here on bbc news. i'll be back with plenty more shortly. hello there. we're in for a very stormy spell of weather for the second half of sunday into the first part of monday, all thanks to storm isha. met office have a number of amber wind warnings in force for northern and western areas. heavy rain could lead to localised flooding, along with snowmelt, as it will be turning very mild indeed. but we could be looking at some significant disruption from this storm as it continues to hurtle across the atlantic, towards our shores later on sunday. but

the learning for me was to— assad must go. the learning for me was to never— assad must go.ose are the sort of issues that will be uppermost in the us and also uk and any coalition minds right now. that is rather any coalition minds right now. trust is rather interesting. twice, donald trump stepped back from a direct strike on iran, despite the bluster that sometimes we got from him, so if you set expectations too high, sometimes it backfires? indeed. you have not to sometimes it backfires? indeed. you have got to be _ sometimes it backfires? indeed. you have got to be so _ sometimes it backfires? indeed. you have got to be so careful. _ sometimes it backfires? indeed. you have got to be so careful. and - sometimes it backfires? indeed. you have got to be so careful. and it - sometimes it backfires? indeed. you have got to be so careful. and it is i have got to be so careful. and it is more of— have got to be so careful. and it is more of a — have got to be so careful. and it is more of a messaging issue. diplomacy is about— more of a messaging issue. diplomacy is about mes

has become quite common. would you say that iran's 2020 missile strike on the american base of val assad, it's somewhat removed the taboo of actually striking out at american bases or how do you see it? oh, definitely, definitely. the idea that the americans consider themselves invincible and untouchable, and no one dares to attack their bases or their interests. so the repeated attacks, as you said, by the iraki resistance and by the the famous attack from from that originated from iran, and on that base was... on the inal assad base uh that was historic and definitely this untouchableness that the americans were boasting about was completely shattered and followed by now i don't know hundreds of iraqi attacks uh or resistance basically attacks on on the basis and they basically it's a tit for tet now the americans attack killing public mobilization unit and the public mobil unit answers them back with more uh missiles and more drones, booby trap drones, so now we've reached a situation where the americans need seriously to sit with the iraki government and decide on the future of these

there was another announcement that was made by the us after the major attack on us1 andal assad base. the us military announced that two us soldiers were injured as a result of the massive strikes. and finally, when it comes to the us troops presence in both countries, we are looking at 2,500 troops in iraq with... 900 in syria which are there illegally, so the us has to make a choice sooner or later about its presence in iraq, which it is there legally, and in syria, in which it is there illegally, and after the massive increase of attacks its locations after operation aloth, that decision needs to be made sooner than later. a funerals have been held in the iranian capital tehron for three members of the islamic revolution guard core killed in an israeli strike in syria. we gather to pay tribute to the victims of the bombing that took place near damascus on saturday, two other irgc members are also killed and incident whose bodies have been transferred to the central iranian city of colum where another funeral is also planned. israely attack targeted a residential building which hou

iraqi fire, the resistance groups have increased targeting us interests since october 7th, like ail assadether. and here are some of the us military bases targeted in syria. rather us forces have also been targeted at the al-umar oil field in therazul governor it. keep in mind that some of these locations you see here in syria and ones you saw before in iraq have come under multiple attacks. here's a tally of the number of times us assets have been targeted in the two countries. around 130 attacks against its troops in iraq. and syria since october with 78 in syria and 52 in iraq, some 100 u.s. soldiers have been injured in terms of the us troops presence in iraq and syria. there were roughly 2,500 american troops in iraq and some 900 there in syria. the us has a struck resistance groups in iraq and in syria, but the major us retaliation came recently when it carried out a targeted assassination in baghdad, violating the country's the person the us assassinated was the iraqi leader. the us blamed him for attacks against us forces in the country. iran's armed forces have launched a large-s

iraq's islamic resistance says that has launched a barrage of missiles at the us-run anal assad base

would you say that iran's 2020 missile strike on the american base of val assad, uh, it's somewhat removed the taboo of actually striking out at american bases, or how do you see it? oh, definitely, definitely, the idea that the americans consider themselves invincible and untouchable, and no one dares. to attack their bases or their interests uh so the repeated attacks as you said by the iraqi resistance and by the the famous attack from from that originated from iran and on that base was on the assad base uh that was historic and definitely this untouchableness that the americans were boasting about was completely shattered and followed by now "now hundreds of iraqi attacks uh or resistance basically attacks on on the basis and they're basically it's a tit foot at now the americans attack killing public mobilization unit and the public mobilization unit answers them back with more missiles and more drones uh booby trap drones so now we've reached a situation where the americans need seriously" to sit with the iraki government and decide on the future of these forces, how they are going t

government and the strikes were carried out on the northern the syrian province of idlip, which the assadt does not control and does not control why? because the americans established their zones of influence there, actually divided this country, i’m not talking about turkey, which controls northern syria, because it all started precisely because of america’s policy, they were trying to overthrow bashar-assad, they were betting on someone, on radicals, on islamists in syria, just a few days ago, the israelis launched another blow on syria, which... surprised me , because this time the attack was not on pro-iranian groups, one of the members of the leadership of the syrian liberation army was killed, this is an opposition group that was nurtured by the americans, i looked at why the israelis suddenly hit one of the representatives, but because the israelis discovered that this group and some of its militants maintained ties with... hamas in palestine, so why did you rely on islamic radicals in washington? who negotiated with the taliban in afghanistan? is considered by the un definition, a

the most significant one being the us-run al-assad airbase, which has been struck by many times by the resistance forces. one of the most intense strikes of the islamic resistance. was when it struck the us run anal assad air base with multiple rockets inflicting damage and casualties. it was reported that the drone fired at least 40 missiles at the base. now moving to syria and the us assets targeted there. we are looking at altanf, kobani, mambich, and al-omar oilfield. keep in mind that some of these locations, both in syria. and the rock have been hit multiple times. when it comes down to it, the locations that are targeted in total or too many to mention. taking a look at this map just shows the depth and extent of the areas targeted by the resistance groups. it almost looks like the resistance groups are at war with the us. how much of a hit has the us taken? here is tally of the strikes. 137 targets in total, 78 in syria and 59 in iraq. the number of soldiers to have been injured standing at over 102. just days ago, the pentagon made announcement and admitted that there have bee

palestinian academic and activist assad abu shakh says the eu part of ceire resolution is hypocritical as it embodies conditions against the palestinian resistance in the gaza strip. if you read thorly. the wordings of the resolution passed by the european union, unfortunately it has been amended to state that this fire cannot be unless the what they call the terrorist organization of hamas is dismantled and then the all the hostages are immediately released, then they talk about the two state solution and so on so forth. i think this statement is very bad statement, especially after amendment, and this is why one of the representative of ireland opposed that totally. this is a hypocritical statement on the part of the european union. "and there is a repetition of two state solution without taking any step towards that and without talking anything about the genocide that the partide." of israel is committing, the military ring of the palestinian resistance moved hamas has launched metaliatory strikes against the israeli regime as fighting on the ground in the gaza strip intensifies. ga

the anal assad base in western iraq was also attacked. there are no reports of possible damage or casualties. resistance groups have carried out series of attacks against us bases in iraq and syria as well as israeli cities over the past weeks in response to the genocide in gaza and washington's support for the regime. israeli forces have killed three more palestinians during an alleged car riming incident in the occupied west bank. the victims were four-year-old girl and young couple. the man and the woman were in a car that was allegedly attempted to ram into israely soldiers a checkpoint near alquts. the regime's troops open fire randomly, injuring the couple as well as the child who was in another vehicle. all the three palestinians to come to their injuries minutes later. the islamic jihad. resistance movement has reacted saying the killing proves that israel is waging a campaign of extermination, ethnic cleansing and displacement against palestinians. now fresh insights into the mistreatment and torture of palestinian inmates in isr

daesh and other tech fury groups in the region and iraq's islamic resistance targets the us run ain al-assad base in the latest retaliation for the american israely genocide in gaza. 9:30 p.m. in iran's capital, tehran. this is press tv news. thanks for joining us. this will carries out another terror attack in the syrian capital, damascus, assassinating number of people, including five iranian military advisors. iran's islamic revolution guards core in a statement said five of his members along with number of syrian force. just days after the irgc targeted base of israel's aspy agency masad in iraq's kurdistan. saying that at 10:20 am this this morning the israeli enemy carried out an air aggression from the direction of occupied syrian jolan targeting civil residential building uh in al neighborhoods, the building was completely destroyed, the explosion caused also material damage to the neighboring buildings, the neighborhood itself has several diplomatic missions, as i said before, the uh japanese ambassador is living there like two. buildings away from that building, the south africa em

the anial assad base in western iraq was also. attacked, there are no reports of possible damages or casualties. resistance groups have carried out series of attacks against us bases in iraq and syria as well as israeli cities over the past weeks in response to the genocide in gaza and washington's support for the regime. israeli forces have killed three more palestinians during an alleged car riming incident in the occupied west bank. the victims were four-year-old girl and young couple, the man and the woman were in a car that was allegedly attempting to ram into israeli soldiers a checkpoint near alqs. the regime's troops open fire randomly, injuring the couple as well as the child who was in another vehicle. all the three palestinians to come to their injuries minutes later. the islamic jihad resistance movement has reacted saying the killing proves that israel is waging a campaign of extermination, ethnic cleansing and displacement against palestinians. now some fresh insights into the mistreatment and torture of palestinian inmates in israeli prisons, human rights group has det

iraq's islamic resistance says it has launched a barrage of missiles at the un run inal assad base in western iraq. reports say this is the biggest anti-us operation by iraqi resistance since october the 7th. there have been no immediate reports of casualties. 106 days into the israeli war on the gaza strip and the regime continues with this carpet bombing campaign across the besieged palestinian territory. the gaza health ministry says 165 palestinians have been killed in the past 24 hours. the overall death toll from the regimes war as risen to nearly 25,000. worldwide rallies are held in solidarity with palestinians in gaza as israel protesters call for an end to the regime's genocide in. coastal territory in the israeli city of haifa, the regime forces attacked anti-war demonstrators and and sought to confiscate their placards and israeli forces have carried out fresh raids on two refugee camps in the occupied west bank abducting several palestinians. one of the camps is near al-quds and the other one is located in northern west bank. israel has intensified this raids and arrests

of the news, iraq's islamic resistance says it has launched a barrage of missiles at the us run anal assad base in western iraq. a us official says american personnel suffered minor injuries in the attack. the official said initial reports indicated that the base was hit by ballistic missiles. iraqi media reports say over 40 rockets were fired in the... biggest anti-us operation by irakis since october the 7th. over the past months, iraqi resistance forces have carried out attacks on american basis both in iraq and neighboring syria on an almost daily basis. iraq's islamic resistance says the attacks are in response to washington's support for the israeli regime emit the gaza genocide. now earlier, our correspondent in baghdad, muslim salem joined us with more details about the evakiers. resistance latest attack on american forces, listen, just about an hour ago, the iraq resistance has carried out a large, attack asad western baghdad, now this significance of this attack that out of these 57 attacks that was let's say carried out by iraq resistance in the country, this is the largest in n

would you say that iran's 2020 missile strike on the american base of ainel assad uh it's somewhat removed the... taboo of actually striking out at american bases or how do you see it? oh, definitely, definitely the idea that the americans consider themselves invincible and untouchable, and no one dares to attack their bases or their interests. uh, so the repeated as attacks, as you said, by the iraqi resistance and by the the famous attack from from that originated from iran and... on that base was on the inal assad base uh that was historic and definitely this untouchableness that the americans were boasting about was completely shattered and followed by now i don't know hundreds of iraqi attacks uh or resistance basically attacks on on the basis and they basically it's a tit fort out now the americans attack killing public mobilization. unit and the public mobilization unit answers them back with more missiles and more drones, may trap drones, so now we've reached a situation where the americans need seriously to sit with the iraki government and decide on the future of these forces, ho

the resistance groups have increased targeting us interests since october 7th, like ail assad airbase, alharir airbase and airbal airport. it should be noted that the presence of us. says in iraq has been opposed by iraqi parliamentarians that us forces should leave the country all together, and here are some of the us military bases targeted in syria, altanf, kobani, and mambege, rather, us forces have also been targeted at the al-umar oil field in derazuul governoret. keep in mind that some of these locations you see here in syria and one you saw before, in iraq have come under multiple attacks. here's a tally of the number of times u.s. assets have been targeted in the two countries, around 130 attacks against its troops in iraq and syria since october, with 78 in syria and 52 in iraq. some 100 us soldiers have been injured in terms of the us troops presence in iraq and syria. there were roughly 2,500 american troops in iraq and some 900. there in syria, the us has a struck resistance groups in iraq and in syria, but the major us retaliation came recently when it carried out a targ

the anial assad base in western iraq was also attacked. there are no reports of possible damages or casualties. resistance groups have carried out series of attacks against us bases in iraq and syria as well as israeli cities over the past weeks in response to the genocide in gaza and washington support for the regime. israely forces have killed three more palestinians during an alleged car raming incident. in the occupied west bank. the victims were four-year-old girl and young couple. the man and the woman were in a car that was allegedly attempting to ram into israeli soldiers a checkpoint near alguts. the regime's troops open fire randomly randomly, injuring the couple as well as the child who was in another vehicle. all the three palestinians to come to their injuries minutes later. the islamic jihad resistance movement has reacted saying the killing proves that israel is waging your. campaign of extermination, ethnic cleansing and displacement against palestinians. now fresh insight into the mistreatment and torture of palestinian in

the most significant one being the us-run al-assad airbase, which has been struck by many times by the resistance forces. one of the most intense strikes of these... isomic resistance was when it struck the us run anal assad airbase with multiple rockets inflicting damage and casualties, it was reported that the drone fired at least 40 missiles at the base. now moving to syria and the us assets targeted there, we are looking at altanf, kobani, mambich and al-omar oil field. keep in mind that some of these location both in syria and iraq have been hit multiple times. when it comes down to it, the locations that are targeted in total are too many to mention. taking a look at this map just shows the depth and extent of the areas targeted by the resistance groups. it almost looks like the resistance groups are at war with the us. how much of a hit has the us taken? here is tally of the strikes 137 targets in total, 78 in syria and 59 in iraq, the number of soldiers to have been injured standing at over 102. just days ago, the pentagon made announcement and admitted that there have been app

palestinian academic and activist assad abush says the eu parliament seasfire resolution is hypocritical as it embodies conditions against the palestinian resistance in the gaza strip. if you uh read thorly the..." wordings of the resolution passed by the european union, unfortunately it has been amended to state that this cease fire cannot be unless the what they call the terrorist organization of hamas is dismantle and then the all the ostages are immediately released, then they talk about the two state solution and so on so forth. i think that this statement is very... bad statement, especially after amendment, and this is why one of the representatives of ireland opposed that totally, this is a hypocritical statement on the part of the european union, and there is a repetition of two state solution without taking any step towards that, and without talking anything about the genocide that the party state of israel is... committing: the military wink of the palestinian resistance moving hamas has launch vitalitary strikes against the israeli regime as the fighting on the ground of the

the resistance groups have increased targeting us interests since october 7th, like ail assad airbase, al-harir airbase and airbill airport. it should be noted that the presence of us forces in a... iraq has been opposed by iraqi parliamentarians that us forces should leave the country all together, and here are some of the us military bases targeted in syria, altanf, kobani, and manbej, rather, us forces have also been targeted at the al-umar oil field in deira zul governor it. keep in mind that some of these locations you see here in syria and ones you saw. before in iraq have come under multiple attacks. here's a tally of the number of times us assets have been targeted in the two countries, around 130 attacks against its troops in iraq and syria since october with 78 in syria and 52 in iraq. some 100 us soldiers have been injured in terms of the us troops presence in iraq and syria. there were roughly 2,500 american troops in iraq and some 900. there in syria. the us has a struck resistance groups in iraq and in syria, but the major us retaliation came recently when it carried out

bashar al-assad said such outrageous acts confirm. the extent of the terrorist failure in making the iranian people abandon their values and national interests, condemning the blast turkish president said turkey stands by iran in the fight against terrorism. iraq's top shir cleric grand ayatollah ali al-sistani decried the killing of innocent people in iran and extended his condolences to the families of the victims. saudi foreign ministry slammed the terrorist operation against civilians in the un chief also strongly denounced the attack, calling for those responsible to be held accountable. the secretary general calls for those responsible to be held accountable, and the secretary general expresses his deep condolences to the berieved families and the people and the government of the islamic republic of iran, and he wishes the injured a speedy recovery. um turning to gaza we have an up the un security council has also condemned the quote cowly terrorist attack in the strongest terms, the international body call for the perpetrators to be brought to justice. the european union blast

drone strikes against american forces in the country hitting us military bases in airbill and aimil assad. hello everyone, you're watching press tv live from the studios in tehan, thank you for joining us. today's top story, palestinian officials have issued serious warning about the health conditions in the besieged gaza strip saying its inhabitants are prone to contracting various types of waterborn diseases. according to palestine's environmental quality authority, 66% of people in gaza suffer from cholera, chronic diarrhea and intestinal diseases due to the lack of drinkable water. he said israel's relentless strikes have knocked the territory's water treatment plants out of service. the authority added that the regime's bombing of sewage lines has led to an environmental catastrophe in gaza. meanwhile, the un humanitar. being coordinator for palestine says israel has added insulin pens for children to the list of prohibited items that are not allowed into gaza. jamie mcalrick said a large number of goods and equipment needed to improve the territory sanitation have also been banned b

sundos assad, welcome, welcome to the program, taking a look at the most recent piece of news and that is the fact that israel um has announced uh, and is yet to be confirmed by hamas in terms of acceptance, um, a, i guess, pause, as they would like to call it, a duration of time, two months in phased, i guess the stages. it it it comes as we have reported uh for there to be uh not only the single deadliest day for israel regime forces, i think they lost about 24 soldiers or regime uh forces, but also the previous day they had some uh some deaths. um, what do you think about this proposal? first of all, um, hamas has said that they will not accept to cease fire or pause, they want to complete stop to the genocidal war, um, but do you think that hamas will accept this? um, and your reaction on proposal in the first place? okay, i don't think that hamas will accept the conditions of resign entity, because hamas has shown since day one firmness and stead fastness in its and its leader lead in leading this this defensive war against science enemy and what what has happened ' after four mon

iraq's islamic resistance says it has launched a barrage of missiles at the us run anal assad base in western iraq. reports say this is the biggest anti-us operation by the iraqi resistance since october the 7th. there has been no immediate reports of casualties.

the prisons in iraq and the attempt to use the so-called fundamentalist movements to overthrow the assad government in syria, so again, it's another example of the delusional view that the power of the unipolar order can dictate terms to any country, and what it shows is that that's that view is collapsing, we have the emergence of the global south. the bricks and iran is going to become a member, actually now, as of january 1st, is member of the bricks. this is a growing international movement of the global south as a challenge against the anglo-american imperial policy, so the idea that somehow this would consolidate an american century in southwest asia was pure foolishness, and and we see that now again with the unleashing of the netanyahu. expansionist regime in israel, the idea that the united states can play a role in this, we we see this as a potential for targeting iran from the united states, and my organization, the schiller institute is doing everything possible to expose the the idiocy of this us policy. right, same question to miss krishna swami, what would the u.s. gain he

missions. the iraks islamic resistance says it has launched the barrage of missiles at the us run ail assad base in western iraq. reports say this is the biggest anti-us operation by iraqi resistance since october the 7th. there has been or there have been no immediate reports of casualties. 106 days into the israeli war on the gaza's. and the regime continues with his carpet bombing campaign across the beseeged palestinian territory. the gaza health ministry says 165 palestinians have been killed in the past 24 hours. the overall death toll from the regime's war has risen to nearly 25,000. new un figures indicate that women are amongst the main victims of the israel regime's carnage in gaza. according to un, women out of nearly 25,000 people killed in the... these territory since october the 7th, some 70% make up women and children. israely forces have carried out fresh rates on two refugee camps in the occupied west bank, abducting several palestinians. one of their camps is near the al-quts or near alcots, and the other one is located in northern west bank. israel has intensified this ra

the second attack was carried out against the anal assad base in the western province of anbar. the iraqi resistance added that the attacks came in response to the ongoing us- israely genocide in gaza, reaffirming that his operations will continue. iraq resistance groups have conducted attacks against us bases in the country and neighboring syria during the past. sweeks over washington's support for israel's onslaught on gaza. meanwile israel and lebanon have been engaged in fighting since israel. launched this onslaught on gaza early october, now there are new reports of hezbollah resistance movement targeting several israeli military sites. our correspondent in lebanon, mariam sal joined us earlier with more details on the latest developments. let's take a listen. we have the hazbullah statement, which could prove to be a shocking revelation for the israelis. hazballah stated in their statement that they had uh through to uh kamikazi drones targeted directly the israeli air defense system and the platforms of the iron dome targeting it directly and they say that they hit and s

troops were injured when a barrage of ballistic missiles hit al assad air base in iraq secretary of defense lloyd austin released a statement saying he is outraged and deeply saddened the attack targeted a small outpost near the syrian border known as tower 22 according to u.s. officials and the groups there work with and advise the jordanian military, but it also supports the u.s. garrison on the other part of the border with syria. we visited that base five years ago the groups there tasked with keeping isis in check, but the entire area has a much bigger mission, situated along a highway that runs from tehran to baghdad and all of the way to damascus, the troops are cutting off a land bridge to iran to move weapons and fighters into syria. >> back now to courtney at the pentagon, ask courtney, we're hearing there was another attack today >> another attack drone targeted al assad air base in iraq, but no injuries report period. >> courtney, thank you for all of your reporting. >>> president biden said today america will retaliate, but he has been under fire for not responding more forcefu

drone strikes against american forces in the country hitting us military bases in airbill and anal assad." hello everyone, you're watching press tv live from the studios in tehron. thank you for joining, yes. today's top story, palestinian officials have issued serious warning about health conditions in the besieg gaza strip, saying his inhabitants are prone to contracting various types of waterborn diseases. according to. environmental quality authority, 66% of people in gaza suffer from cholera, chronic diarrhea and intestinal diseases due to the lack of drinkable water. he said israel's relentless strikes have knocked the territories water treatment plans out of service. the the authority added that the regime's bombing of sewage lines has led to an environmental catastrophe in gaza. meanwhile, the un humanitarian coordinator for palestine says. has added insulin pens for children to the list of prohibited items that are not allowed into gaza. jamie mcgoldrick said a large number of goods and equipment needed to improve the territory's sanitation have also been banned by israel with t