you asked me to make sure to take it with me to baghdad? well, i just wanted you to remember me more often, is that all? you knew what was hidden in it? knew? yes, oregh, i know that... will you consider me a traitor? no, it's not a betrayal, it's a crime. oleg, forgive me, please, i didn't mean to. you're playing a very dangerous game, too dangerous. what are you doing? show me your documents. and where is the nutcracker, you ask, this magic toy disappeared, and i never saw it again, can you really sleep peacefully, there are thousands of civilians there. did you complete the task? so what? now you'll drink some coffee and give the order to bomb the sleeping area? it's not a residential area, but a military facility. did you also enroll women and children in the army saddam? stop being hysterical. i ask again, were you at the facility? is it done? yes i was. but not alone, that the military arrived at night and took away all the weapons, what did they take away? pretty quickly, though, i didn't wait for them to leave, damn, we didn't fores

among all the pilgrims from baghdad, we also saw pilgrims from iran who, with their presence on the baghdad-karbala route , formed a beautiful rainbow of islamic nations and nations on the route of seyyed al-shahadahda. he walks with the intention of the martyrs we have, and with the intention of the victory of gaza and the destruction of israel , it is 110 kilometers from baghdad to the holy city of karbala, jalal. the baghdad road to karbala news agency said that at least 45 palestinians were martyred in the attacks of the zionist regime's artillery and warplanes last night and this morning on different areas of the gaza strip. nasirat al-maghazi and khanyounes were heavily shelled in gaza city. the most severe attacks were recorded in baitullah with 15 martyrs and gaza city with 22 martyrs, most of the martyrs of these attacks were children. al-madrasa rah al-madrasa jabale. kan qaed in the school beilab fi al-saha. especially during karam , they clashed with the invading zionist soldiers and targeted the invaders with some hand-made bombs, some cars and a bulldozer. in these clashes, three pale

we went to baghdad from najaf karbala road. the latest issues arbaeen of iraq are the people of baghdad, whose young people hit the karbala road with a revolutionary feeling. the virtues of the temperature of the martyrs. the hope of all of us is the sacrifice of these martyrs and the foresight of our dear leaders in guiding the axis of resistance. among all the pilgrims from baghdad , we also saw pilgrims from iran with their presence. on the way from baghdad to karbala , they formed a beautiful rainbow of islamic nations and peoples on the way to seyyed al-shohda . we walk with the intention of the martyrs and with the intention of the victory of gaza and the destruction of israel . it is 110 kilometers from baghdad to the holy city of karbala. jalal khalidi , sda news agency, the road from baghdad to karbala. zionist regime in crime. salah al-din school , a number of palestinian refugees living in this school were martyred and a number of others were injured. children are the main victims of this crime. adjacent to salah al-

baghdad to karbala is a rainbow. they formed islamic tribes and nations on the path of martyrs . we walk with the intention of the martyrs and with the intention of the victory of gaza and the destruction of israel. it is 110 kilometers from baghdad to the holy city of karbala. jalal khalidi , sed and broadcasting agency, baghdad road towards karbala. thank you very much for being with us. how can i help you? we can have two hands of the same hairdo, the same color, the same price . there is only one left of this hair style with the same color, that's why it came at this price . i also came to ask the price of that refrigerator . it's great, well, it's because it's a discount spread here and all the accessories here, in addition to the iranian sarai discounts, i also have a special discount, then when will these purchases reach us right now? no matter what you buy , it will be delivered to you at the moment, what an attractive and unbelievable discount at the sarai grand discount store irani is a large iranian store

there is a flight to najaf, baghdad. yes, we only have two airports in our air traffic.bala airport has not yet been launched. it will take time to launch, but for now there are najaf ashraf airport and baghdad airport that are working now and loved ones go there and there too. the state of traffic and the entry of a seal that must be stamped regarding passports, yes, yes, it is a completely normal procedure and we did not receive any doubt from those who go to najaf airport or baghdad airport. on the iraqi side, yes , we emphasized this issue a lot and we emphasize it in almost all interviews and programs. nakhora is considered as an unauthorized person in the passport illegally entered, well, the fine for entering iraq illegally is quite heavy, they will be banned from entering iraq for 2 years , they will be fined a lot of money and in some cases they will be jailed, but alhamdulillah, this did not happen. it has happened in arbaeen so far, but we ask you to make sure that these problems do not occur , our dear ones, that they must have the entry and exit stamp in the

the center of arbaeen was that in the axis 543 of karbala to baghdad, this axis of karbala and baghdad is different from that of najaf to karbala, they have to leave baghdad and enter the axis of baghdad. in that axis 543, a bus has been prepared and it is supposed to take the loved ones from there. transfer them directly to the border of tamerchin and bashmagh so that this problem is solved as well as the problem of commuting. well, let's go to the border of tamerchin, our journalist colleague, mr. khanzadeh , they are in contact with us. piranshahr at the entrance of this city, you will find here is a place located at the entrance of piranshahr city and processions such as processions. sunni and shiite christians are here together , showing an example of unity between muslims . in piranshahr, one or two nights ago, a table was spread , the table of unity, where more than 12,000 meals were prepared and distributed among these dear pilgrims and even the needy people of this city. the path leading to tamrchin border from the front of this procession is about 12 kilometers long, which pr

this axis from karbala to baghdad is different from najaf to karbala. they should leave baghdad .e should enter the axis of baghdad. 543 buses have been prepared in that vertical and they are going to transfer the loved ones from there directly to the border of tamrchin and bashmaq .

well, kazmin is located next to baghdad. they go to hosseinieh station, passengers who go from there usually visit the kazema shrine first and then they can easily go to karbala first and then to najaf which is lower. karbala is located , which means they visit karbala first, or some people go to kazim, from there they go to samarra , then they return to karbala, they visit karbala, and then they go to najaf ashraf, they visit there . look, in the samah system, when they want to choose their loved ones, they can choose the kilometers of the borders to each of these holy places separately. the writing of merz chazabah baz is relatively close. but the dear ones who are present in khuzestan, it is much better for them to go from shalamcheh border to basra and from there to najaf ashraf and karbala ma'ala. dear ones that i mentioned in khosravi, in basmagh and tamrchin , they also go from samarchin to kirkuk and in bashmaq. also , they are moving towards sulaymaniyah and from there to karbala. you mentioned that there are cars a

these are the coordinates of some place in baghdad, where in baghdad, it was definitely half an hour.are you sure, i couldn't be mistaken, and for some reason he took a photo from oleg's room, what photo, oleg, next to him, give him the phone, yes, hello, oleg, hi, can you hear me, yes, i can hear you now, well, what's that, what kind of photo, yes, an ordinary photo, veronica and i took photos in frames about two years ago, okay, what kind of frame was it? flat? yes , an ordinary frame, not flat, three-dimensional, rather. do you think you could hide something in it? hide what? if i understand correctly, you were used as a carrier for capsules with a prohibited substance. in a word, you need to report this urgently. oleg, hello, oleg? hello, hello, oleg, do you remember the photo that... you gave me, yes, why did you ask me to take it with me to baghdad, well, i just wanted you to remember me more often, that's the only reason, did you know what was hidden in it, did you know? yes, oleg, i, i know that you will consider me a traitor. no, this is not betrayal, this is a crime. olek, f

why should i go to baghdad?ause you have a russian passport and had no problems entering the country. thank you. what thing? a gift. fountain pens. for whom? you will go as a tourist. you will check into the hotel and wait for my call. the next day we will meet at the al-kazimeh mosque. this is all so strange. you can’t take them, what difference does it make to you, you will go to baghdad and come back, that ’s all, nothing more is required of you, if you don’t tell me the truth, i will not go anywhere. “i still don’t understand why they sent you with me, you won’t be able to do this here without a translator, and i speak arabic fluently, tell me honestly, did pirogov put you there to control me, you shouldn't have said that, we're on the same team, i don't know that, basically, everyone speaks russian, so i didn't like the translation, so i'll sit in silence, oleg, well finally, welcome to iraq, petr shirokov, translator, igor milenko, ambassador's adviser, how was your flight? thank you, good, glad to hear it

you must leave baghdad within 24 hours. yes, mom. wait, i declare, i declare my strong protest, you have no right to inspect the work of the un, we are not inspecting, we just want to look, this is a gross violation of the protocol on our work, we are in iraq, according to iraqi law, i have the right to inspect any premises. what do you think you are doing? nothing extra. we act strictly within the law. i am not going to participate in this clown show. besides, smoking is not allowed here. let me pass. inspect everything here. what kind of masquerade is this? i am responsible for this lab, i am fine. there is 3 8 0 six, yes 85 on all capsules, yes, there are nine capsules here. 4 3 2 1 yes 2 1 1 9 yes 7 5 1 4 no 7 5 1 3 no, 7, 5, 1, 2, no, what's going on, this is not marked correctly, these numbers are not in the log, what's going on, these capsules are not registered, how do you explain this, i can't, they should be entered into the log, you need to do the analysis right now, of course. well, anya just saw me, fell in love and deci

die. was advancing and had reached near karbala and baghdad and was continuing its crimes. martter murtaza hussein pool, the story of the commander who was murdered on the day mohsen hojaji was taken hostage by daesh. your headlines on press tv, a senior us official says the iranian leader statements about revenge must be taken seriously as iran has proven it can launch major attack on israel. israel's unrelenting strikes killed dozens more civilians across gaza with death doll from the regime's genocidal war approaching 39,500 and palestinian abducties released from israeli jails provide chilling accounts of severe torture and mistreatment during their imprisonment.

according to ibrahim amini harbi, the historian of shah ismail's reign, after the conquest of baghdad, he first went to karbala, and after entering the city and visiting the shrine of imam hussain (peace be upon him) on foot, he stayed awake all night in the shrine and personally carried out grave cleaning. holy shrine of the company. and after offering expensive gifts and gold lamps and ordering the construction of a grave cover made of stone and gold, he leaves for najaf ashraf. the author of the book fatuhat shahi writes about shah ismail's pilgrimage to the shrine of amir al-mu'minin ali (peace be upon him) on foot, as the sign of the dome of god is visible from afar. he threw himself down with all the commanders of mikran and from there either ali goyan left, and when they got inside, that shahriar was crying head to toe , or ali goyan stepped on that holy threshold and became a pilgrim. during the safavid era, the pilgrimage to atbat al-aliat has always had many ups and downs due to the constant competition and wars with the sunni turks of the ottoman religion. although the safa

baghdad. acting minister of foreign affairs to attend the meeting. the foreign ministers of the organization of islamic cooperation left for jeddah. this meeting is at the request of the islamic republic of iran and to investigate the crimes of the zionist regime in gaza and also terror martyr ismail haniyeh, the head of the political bureau of the hamas movement , will be held. before this trip, the acting minister of foreign affairs, in separate phone conversations with the foreign ministers of england and austria, while criticizing the silence of the europeans against the crimes of the zionist regime , considered their inaction to be the basis for repeating the crimes of this regime. mr. bagheri said that europe blocked all diplomatic channels by not condemning the open aggression of the zionist regime and preventing the effective decision of the security council against this regime. mr. bagheri also called the zionist regime the main cause of b he recognized stability in the region and said: the islamic republic of iran will deal with the factor

i 'm flying to baghdad soon, i have a lot of things to prepare, baghdad.orry, i'll be back by the time you arrive. what's wrong? oleg, i 'm not coming. how come you're not coming? you've already bought a ticket, right? yes, but i was invited to do an internship at plumberton. congratulations. i hope you understand, some kind of. opportunity for me, yes, i get it, no, oleg, you didn't get it, but everything is clear, can you explain it to me, wait, hello, good night, so she works for the russian secret service, i wonder what rank she has? i take it that further development of the contact is not required? no, we'll play along. it's unlikely that we 'll learn anything from her. "can we misinform her, dmitry andreevich, did you call her? yes, sergey evgenievich, i did, sit down, pay attention, yes, i want to talk to you about our iraqi project, right, but are you aware that the threat of a coup in baghdad has passed?" i know, it's time for us to sign contracts, when are you planning to go, bogdat? i'm not going, why? well, because you're going? i, uh-huh, with

the baghdad military pact, later known as the sento pact. his name was hossein ala .played an important role for iran's entry into that military pact. in fact , this pact was formed during the cold war by england and with the support of the united states as a barrier in the west asian region against the soviets. this pact included iraq, which was actually the pact. baghdad was concluded there, including iraq, iran, turkey and pakistan in addition to england itself and with the support of the united states. at first, iran's presence in this treaty was secret. because iran had a tradition of so-called neutrality in all the past years, from before the first world war, during the first world war, during the second world war, it always declared its neutrality policy in order to be less hurt , but in this time, in fact, with what it did and of course, by the shah's order and the so-called desire of the british government, with this work, iran left neutrality and practically joined the western bloc. in 1324 , the soviet union did not evacuate its forces from iran after the e

shady, um, we have people in china actually protesting in baghdad, we had protest, this is all against the uh terror marturdom of ismal hany in tehran, karachi, pakistan, alman, jordan, baghdad, iraq, rabot, tunisea in tunisia, in istanbul, um, as far as china, which which is a wild, um, that i mentioned, baghdad, um, morocco, uh, tunisians, jordanians, the list goes on, and this is just me scrolling for few seconds, are you surprised, and in in sana in yemen, are are you surprised at the level of outporing and support and condemnation against israel for the mar, did you know that he's a disrespected of figure when it comes to resistance, and that he's going to have this kind of outporing once the israelies uh did what they did to. ass relations between countries and to check whether it's just or not, both based on international norms and human values. this move was against all of these norms and laws and values. this is something that every country and every nation can understand that uh they can act and they can issue a statement based on those frameworks and also based national inte

i'm not in baghdad, yet. family? yes, son, a student at the university of pennsylvania, one of the perks of our job. i'm sorry. i know you 're worried, but i can't release the cargo because the paperwork is not in order. do you want special treatment or something i don't understand. i have 500 shipments coming in here every day, day and night. what do you want? what's wrong with the paperwork? i don't know, check it out. well, what did they want? it's an mi-8. what do you want from me? you can take the case to court. and how long will that take? a couple of months. while the cargo is in the port, you are obliged to pay for storage, how much? well, i won't tell you, we need to look at the tariffs. and if we refuse? if you refuse the cargo, it becomes the property of the port. i've always dreamed of a helicopter. here's the thing, the plant sent 1987 instead of teddy bears of the ninety-first year of production , the buyer refused. but they are no different, i say that they are no different, but we can only prove this

from there , they go to karbala with the cars that are there, that is, perpendicular to the karbala-baghdad road , i think it's 530 . shalamcheh and chazaba border , parking spaces are provided for our loved ones who go with their private cars in all these borders, and these loved ones can park their cars in those parking spaces. when their passports are checked and stamped , they go to iraq and there they leave iraq and choose their route from karbala or najaf. every which of these borders, either from the khosravi border, they go to kazmin and from onjam to karbala and najaf until today, when we are at your service, although especially in the last 3 days, a large number of our loved ones are visiting, which we are in the central camp that at arbaeen's headquarters, this camp has now been formed, and one representative from all the committees is present to monitor and monitor the lands directly, and we see that we are monitoring. according to your friends and colleagues , monitoring is better. yes, we monitor and in these borders , we observe that alhamdulillah, although there are many of

baghdad military pact. hossein ala played an important role for iran's entry into that pact, which was later named as the sento pact. in fact , this treaty had a military during the cold war by england and with america's support was formed as a barrier in the west asian region against the soviets. this treaty included iraq, which was actually where the baghdad pact was concluded. it included iraq, iran, turkey, and pakistan , plus england itself, with the support of the united states. at first, iran's presence in this pact was confidential. why because iran had a tradition of so-called neutrality in all the past years, from before the first world war, during the first world war, during the second world war, it always declared neutrality, a policy of neutrality in order to be less hurt, but at this time, in fact with what alaa did and of course with the king's order and so called request by doing this, the british government left iran neutral and practically joined the western bloc. in 1324, the soviet union

therefore, on friday, the 20th of jumadi al-thani, sultan saheb of the qur'an will come from tehran to baghdad with a detailed army consisting of cavalry, infantry and servants of hashem, which is worthy of the royal display of iran in atbat. a trip that lasts for 5 months and naseruddin shah in his travel book atbat aliayats describes the complete description of this trip and the way of his pilgrimage on foot and the presence of many pilgrims, especially in karbala. i went to the city of karbala two miles away i renewed ablution while sitting in the desert. we reached the first road and gardens of karbala. well, there are palm trees on this road, from the sefid bridge to the najaf gate. it is more than a mile, and from the sefid bridge to the najaf gate , there were people on both sides. they were all male and female. it was like entering the city of kashan or isfahan. karbala has a hard brick fort. hussain khan, the iranian general, the governor of yerevan , made an expedition . we got stuck inside. it is in a strange state. i found it is broken, god willing, it should be repaired. the carpe

sir, we just received an anonymous call from a satellite phone in baghdad, a man claims that a largearms shipment is expected across the border with jordan in the near future, did he say anything else? no, sir. thank you, jackie. we have orders to inspect the cargo. open up. what is this? i don't know, we're just drivers. who knows? the customer, he's waiting for us at the border. i'm so sad, cold. fantastic on friday at first rise to get up, this is my office, not a thoroughfare, get out of here, excuse me, comrade colonel, you'll go to switzerland, according to the election legend, your target is swiss general henri guzon. hitler is ready for war, it's about to start, there are strangers in our village, two men in a black mercedes, i think they are interested in you too, you will go with us, most likely you will be sent to the gulag, duels, the illegal life of colonel rybkina on saturday, on the first, having started writing, i seemed to have been resurrected, i worked under my de. surname voskresenskaya, all my books were for children, i did not write a single line to foreign inte

how could you, what could you, oleg, you came to baghdad as a recruiter, no, i saw the letters you wereng, oleg, listen, i, i really wanted it to be better, in your opinion, war is better, don't you understand that people like saddam should not be at the head of the state, and i was in baghdad, i saw everything with my own eyes, people should not live like this, and you know? why is there devastation? because it is regularly your friends from the pentagon are bombing, and you are personally participating in a dirty campaign to start a war. on the contrary, i don’t want a war. if he loses the support of the military, well then there will be no war, he will simply be forced to surrender. you don’t understand what you’re talking about, and most importantly, you don’t understand the danger you’ve exposed all those who trusted you to. what danger? you posted photos with opposition leaflets, an impressive picture, but didn’t you know that? that the owner of the printing house is in prison because of you and not only her, three more generals whose wives you dated, do you really give a damn abo

tunis in tunisia in istanbul, um as far as china, which which is a wild um that i mentioned baghdad uh morocco uh tunisians, jordanians, the list goes on, and this is just me scrolling for few seconds, are you surprised, and and in in sana in yemen, are are you surprised at the level of outporing and support and condemnation against israel for the mar, did you know that he's a disrespected of figure when it comes to resistance, and that he's going to have this kind of outporing once the israelies uh did what they did to him. and i should say why do you think he has this kind of support in the region from the human rights perspectives if we take a look at the issue from this perspectives and international law and norms there are two indices and characteristics that we can based on those characteristics and this move was against all of these norms and laws and values, this is something that every country and every nation can understand that they can act and they can issue a statement based on those frameworks and also based on national interests uh civilians and buildings that those c

according to ibrahim amini harbi, the historian of shah ismail's reign, after conquering baghdad, he first went to karbala after entering the city and visiting the shrine of imam hussain (peace be upon him) on foot, he stays awake all night in the shrine and personally participates in cleaning the shrine. and after offering expensive gifts and gold lanterns and ordering the construction of a grave cover made of stone and gold, he leaves for najaf ashraf. the author of the book fatuhat shahi writes about shah ismail's pilgrimage to the shrine of amir al-mu'minin ali (peace be upon him) on foot because the sign of the dome of wali allah was visible from a distance. he threw himself with all the commanders of mikran and left from there to ali goyan, and when they got inside, that shahryar was a hostage. crying or ali goyan stepped on that holy threshold and became a pilgrim. during the safavid era, due to the constant competition and wars with the sunni turks, the ottoman religion has always had many ups and downs. although the safavid kings have conquered these holy lands many times an

in this era, the land of iraq is known as the state of baghdad. the land under the control of the ottoman empire. ismail safavi is on his way to this state to expand the borders of his government. written by ebrahim amini harbi tarikh narrated by shah ismail, after the conquest of baghdad, he first went to karbala and after entering the city and visiting the shrine of imam hussain (peace be upon him) on foot , he stayed awake all night in the shrine and personally participated in dusting the holy shrine and then he leaves for najaf ashraf after offering expensive gifts and gold lanterns and ordering the construction of a grave cover made of stone and gold. the author of the book fatuhat shahi writes about shah ismail's pilgrimage to the shrine of the amir al-mu'minin, peace be upon him, on foot: when the sign of the dome of god was visible from afar, he threw himself down with all the commanders of the army and left from there, ali goyan. and when they got inside, that shahryar , crying with bare head and feet, or ali goyan, stepped on that holy t

americans were martyred in the south of baghdad. the martyrdom of these warriors in the area of ​​jarf al-sakhr with martyrdom. ismail haniyeh was the head of the hamas political movement at the same time. accordingly, the president of iraq issued an announcement described martyr haniyeh as a symbol of the freedom of occupied palestine. the ministry of foreign affairs of iraq strongly condemned the criminal action of the zionist regime in violating the sanctity of the territory of the islamic republic of iran. the people of iraq and representatives of yemen's ansarullah also described america and israel as two sides of the same terrorism coin. with the assassination of martyr ismail haniyeh in tehran, not only did they assassinate a symbol of resistance against the occupation, but they also violated the sovereignty of the islamic republic of iran. we strongly condemn this zionist act, which america supports. americans and zionists are partners in every crime. they do not hesitate to kill the people of palestine, the people of iraq,

iraq rabat in tunisia in istanbul um as far as china which which is a wild. that i mentioned baghdad, morocco, uh, tunisians, jordanians, the list goes on, and this is just me scrolling for few seconds, are you surprised, and in in sana in yemen, are are you surprised at the level of outporing and support and condemnation against israel for the mar, ism, honey, did you know that he's a disrespected of figure when it comes to resistance, and that he's going to have this kind of output. national interest, they can have their own interpretation, their national interpretation of human rights, that human has uh specific rights and how they can be preserved, those rights can be safeguard, obviously when a entity, a regime attacks civilians and buildings that those civilians are residing, even with the literature produced by

and his servants, which is worthy of the royal display of iran in atbat , will travel from tehran to baghdad, a journey that will last 5 months, and naser al-din shah in the book his highness atbat's travelogue is a complete description of this journey and the way of pilgrimage on foot and in the presence of many pilgrims. this is how he describes the people in karbala. it was found from far away from the gardens of the karbala grove. from here to the city karbala is two miles. i went to the desert, sand dunes, sat down and performed ablution. we reached the first road and gardens of karbala. well, there are palm trees on this road, from the white bridge to the gate. najaf is more than one farsang, and from the white bridge to the gate of najaf, there were people on both sides , men and women, all were strangers, it was like entering the city of kashan or isfahan. we went inside, it was crushed , it is in a strange state, thank you. i performed the noon and evening prayers on top of hazrat abbas's head we went and looked at the prophet's portico, it is damaged, god willing , it must be repai

akhwah akhwal bahwe balmakn malim al-binin and akhwa al-baghdad saddam akheh khadeh saddam al-baghdadasrwah ksrwah slaughter shankha shankhaq amiwu this is qasim hai, here is qasim, qasim hatem, hatem is going to jihad in mosul, sayeda zainbaha, this is the end of ibni , who is sick, he is also going to be a policeman, he is wearing a policeman's clothes, the son of arif, 10 children, and your wife. arbaa arbaa, married couple and children, three, three, or ain habibi, or yema, yala, you love the sleep, la, when saddam is in the grave, when saddam is in the grave, this is saddam, makobrieh, the mass graves of saddam, mako, in the grave, hatam. wakrim and hazem talasa karba, vahid hana and vahid hana, qasim khatiyeh, qasim shabab, we are married , by god, by god, we are married, then go to ajam, saddam and ain. the last one, yama tahin , was saddened by the departure of the man of the house and my sons, the column of the house was not a prisoner of fate, but he raised his sleeves to fulfill his greatest wish . reception of full-time accommodation in 20 days is another thing. no one bel

what is the point of my mission in baghdad? we already told you, you must deliver a gift. but why? all gifts are transferred to bank accounts in switzerland. isn't that so? sergey, let the people in the department decide for themselves who to send where and why. yes, yes. if that's all, i'll go, i really don't have much time, all the best, sergey, have a good flight. there's something dangerous there, right? it's not customary for us to brief everyone, especially those who have already given out classified information. i don't understand why they couldn't talk to me, but they listen everywhere there, it will be much better here, i advise you to be careful with whom, with everyone, as soon as you you cross the iraqi border, a folder is immediately started on you, and its thickness largely depends on your prudence. hello, two coffees, please, okay, how do you know all this? also from these? you should go around all the baghdad pharmacies and hospitals and personally check what 's going on there, you don't want to rely on papers for everything, okay, i'll do it, if you want, i can als

terminal and zaheran from baghdad terminal to kazmin or karbala or najaf and samarra on this side of the border. considering that we are witnessing the return of pilgrims to our beloved country and this number is increasing at the end of the khosravi border until now. 70,000 pre-sold tickets for the provinces of qom alborz and isfahan, in addition to the end that is considered for all the provinces of the country, here is a bus. it is considered that the pilgrims who cross the border between khosravi and khosravi can go to their respective provinces. in addition to that, a number of minibuses and passenger cars are also considered. apart from this company, wawad of kermanshah province has considered about 17 buses. that the pilgrims who enter the khosrafi border, i.e. return from iraq, after the pilgrimage, they are transported to the parking lots and stops where their cars are, in addition to those 40 vessels, for the same purpose , if you have any questions, i am at your service. thank you to mr. mahdavi, sada news agency reporter sima in the border of khosravi, the vedic ceremony

according to ibrahim amini harbi , the chronicler of shah ismail, after baghdad, he first went to karbala, and after entering the city and visiting the shrine of imam hussain, peace be upon him , he stayed awake all night in the shrine and personally participated in dusting the holy shrine. digs and after offering expensive gifts and gold lanterns and ordering the construction of a grave cover made of stone and gold, he leaves for najaf ashraf. the author of the book fatuhat shahi writes about shah ismail's pilgrimage to the shrine of amir al-mu'minin ali (peace be upon him) on foot, because the sign of the dome of god was visible from afar, he threw himself down with all the commanders of the army , and from there ali goyan left, and when they got inside it shahriar, cry with your head and feet bare. during the safavid era, the pilgrimage to atbat al-aliat has always had many highs and lows due to constant competition and wars with the sunni turks of the ottoman religion, although the safavid kings conquered these holy lands many times. and they have connected to the rule of iran, but th

it was done to najaf ashraf or the airport baghdad, there have been some reports that there is a delay in flights, they have determined what the causes were, and it needs to be resolved, because now , when the volume and number of passengers increases, it is definitely necessary to resolve the problems that were there before , and apparently dear, i am waiting very long at the airport , either this side or that side, see the examples. i will explain this point first and then i will give you your answer. it was done. i will show hazrat imam airport at your service , we did not have a single passenger, not a single passenger, and we did not have a single canceled flight . what was the reason for this? the reason was good planning . when we came, we had booked a replacement plane. and we negotiated with the airlines , if you missed the flight, for example, the caspian plane , we would send you with kisher , if you stayed, we would send kishermi with iran. airplanes have a limit because of the heat. if the temperature goes up, the limit will be set the demand is created, the companies try

this treaty included iraq, which was actually where the baghdad treaty was concluded, including iraq,, turkey, and pakistan, as well as england itself, with the support of the united states. in the beginning. iran's presence in this treaty was secret because iran had a tradition of so-called neutrality in all the past years, from before the first world war, during the first world war, during the second world war, it always declared neutrality and had a policy of neutrality in order to be less hurt, but at this time in fact, with what alaa did and of course with the order of shah and ba the british government's request, with this work, iran left the neutral state and practically joined the western bloc. in 1324, the soviet union did not withdraw its forces from iran after the end of world war ii, and with the support of the democratic sect, it formed the autonomous government of azerbaijan. zaman hossein ala , iran's ambassador to the united nations security council. his speech in support of iran and protecting british interests in the united nations led to the withdrawal of soviet tro

peter said you spend a lot of time in baghdad. that's right. please, sit down. by the way, the medicine situation has improved a lot. smuggling is no longer needed. not yet. for now. they talk about iraqi weapons of mass destruction. by the way, they still haven't been found anywhere. it seems that the media is preparing the public to accept the idea of ​​a military invasion. and if a war starts, thousands, tens of thousands of civilians will die in iraq, maybe even hundreds of thousands. so the iraqi government is afraid of war and afraid to admit it. that's why you came to me to have an anti-war campaign. it's not about the iraqi government. we don't want war either. and who 's going to pay ? megan hated consumer society, oleg, i just can't believe it, she was so, so sincere, so real, but now she knows how public relations work, it's much better for us, i hope they can organize a noticeable anti-war campaign, what are you saying, what are you saying, really are you going to pay them, this is our only chance. to stop the growing aggression against iraq, people

on the side of bab baghdad, there is a famous garage called khazra garage, in front of reyhan hotel,in the area of ​​imam sadiq garden, which is behind imam zaman's office and imam zaman mosque, there is also this complex on tariq al-najaf street , al-abbas street, al-hussein park, and after the school park. asma, abu mahdi al-muhandis hospital is one of the prominent places that my friends provide, as well as in kazamin, on the side of bab saheb al-zaman, bab saheb al-zaman and pargam square. erbin , what's left is not just to pray for the loved ones who are being honored , and god willing, may the almighty god not make us suffer from their prayers. there is a stage and you extended the deadline yes, last year, when we started the survey of tehran, the city sensitive to water, how many sub-surveys will be done for your service, as we defined the work as citizenship in the water circuit, and the survey of the water lady, remember, after all, our target society is the most effective group that can be in the discussion of consumption. please help us, ladies and mothers, and after the b

daesh was advancing and had reached near karbala and baghdad and was continuing its crimes.

in baghdad, it was definitely half an hour, are you sure? couldn't make a mistake, and for some reason he took a photo from oleg's room? what photo? oleg, next to him, give him the phone. yes, hello, oleg, hi. alena vladimirovna, can you hear me, oleg? yes, yes, i can hear you, right now. so what's there? what kind of photo is it? yes, an ordinary photo, veronica and i took a photo in a frame about two years ago, okay, but what kind of frame was it, flat? yes, an ordinary frame, not flat, three-dimensional, rather, what do you think, could something be hidden in it?

to end the genocide. um, there has been a coordination room, a military coordination room set up in baghdad between the iraqi resistance factions and antola that have now established this coordination room, military coordination room, and of course it's syrian territory that will be used often um for these attacks on israeli territory, there was... almost immediately after the attack on hodaida a statement by uh the yemen uh oil company officials saying that they had reinstated electricity. there were six oil company, yemeni oil company employees who were sadly martered in the attack and i think about 83, mostly civilians as far as i understand were injured. so yet again we see israel targeting civilian infrastructure um and civilians in their retaliation, absolutely, absolutely. but david, i mean, look, yemen is one of the few countries taking any sort of practical action, isn't into support of a palestine, can you explain um, why yemen is so different to some of its neighbors, i mean vanessa sort of listed some, countries like saudi arabia, the uae, jordan, egypt and so on, i mean chalk a

but there are many more housed in the rock museum in baghdad, and little is known about watson scribe done. in a new project involving the museum, the university, and of a very, an academy of sciences and humanities, the tablets in iraq will be added to the database. in the future, hey, i will be able to decipher and translate tablets all on its own. as long as you want us know, tower vision is fully automated processing, which means that ideally, you'd only have to enter a single photo and for a series of them into the system. and then let a i decide what belongs with what i understand is and try to trace you're tired to go home to do that the a i would have to learn the language. so it could also look at how pieces fit together in terms of the content building a logical continuation line by line of what's on other pieces up. this is still early days for the project, which is set to run for a total of 25 years. but the team can already point to some initial successes the moment that it might take me thinking at the moment i'm working with an or rocky colleague and my frontier from th

daesh was advancing and had reached near carbala and baghdad and was continuing its crimes. quell mounting far ride violence which ererupted across the uk following deadly stabbing attack last week.

but there are many more housed in the rock museum in baghdad. and little is known about watson scribe done. in a new project involving the museum, the university, and of a very, an academy of sciences and humanities, the tablets in iraq will be added to the database. in the future, hey, i will be able to decipher and translate tablets all on its own. as long as you want us know, tower vision is fully automated processing, which means that ideally, you'd only have to enter a single photo and for a series of them into the system. and then let a i decide what belongs with what i understand is and try to trace retired to go home. to do that the a i would have to learn the language. so it could also look at how pieces fit together in terms of the content building a logical continuation line by line of what's on other pieces up. it is still early days for the project which is set to run for a total of 25 years. but the team can already pointed to some initial successes the moment that it might take me thinking at the moment i'm working with an or rock

it has one meaning in baghdad and another meaning in tehran. each of them actually has meanings , let's start from tehran, which is more important, in fact, and it is more significant, in the capital of iran, in the center of iran , it conducts an operation, it manages within the framework of the need for power and referring to the position of its own half to show power, but in fact , the place has its own meanings and implications in the strategic container that was created after the 7th of october. became and especially after sadiq's promise and a kind of relative deterrence that was formed between iran and the zionist regime for the benefit of iran by carrying out this operation in tehran , in the heart of tehran, he actually wants to play this game after october 7 on a larger scale. in the shorter scale, after the honest promise , the game of doubt and one can actually impose a new equation, mr. dr. jaber. a set of conditions and actions and reactions that i hope we will get a chance to address has its own significance in terms of time, an

they were in a stable condition in the hospital who de why had reports from baghdad, a lucky defense ministry as well as the intelligence apparatus. i have confirmed that the operation was conducted by a counter tourism perhaps as the iraqi counsellor tourism throughout us, along with the the us forces that since we have combined forces and also in code nation at with and the assistance of by the international coalition for a fighting get ice so they and manage it to that, kill 15 ice of members, a number of problems according to the sent to come. but the rocky intelligence up or up to says 14 by so the members will with killed in this operation according to the, a rocks intelligence apparatus, as a, by virtue of but it accurate information, the manage it to that spot. and i need to apply for a height out of i. so he was the by i still members in the desert of above province in western a lot. and then they manage it to aid them on the 29th of august with this recent to operation. so it seems that i sort of still poses a threat. it's remains a threat not only in bought a province beca

but there are many more housed in the rock museum in baghdad. and little is known about watson scribe done . in a new project involving the museum, the university, and of a very, an academy of sciences and humanities, the tablets in iraq will be added to the database. in the future, hey, i will be able to decipher and translate tablets all on its own. as long as you want us tower vision is fully automated processing, which means that ideally, you'd only have to enter a single photo and for a series of them into the system. so i'm then let a, i decide what belongs with what i understand is and try to trace you're tired to go home to do that the a i would have to learn the language. so it could also look at how pieces fit together in terms of the content building a logical continuation line by line of what's on other pieces up. this is still early days for the project, which is set to run for a total of 25 years. but the team can already point to some initial successes the moment that it might take me thinking at the moment i'm working with an or

but there are many more housed in the rock museum in baghdad. and little is known about what's inscribed on the in a new project involving the museum, the university, and a very and academy of sciences and humanities. the tablets in iraq will be added to the database in the future. hey, i will be able to decipher and translate tablets all on its own. as long as you want us not tower vision is fully automated processing, which means that ideally, you'd only have to enter a single photo and for a series of them into the system. so i'm then let a, i decide what belongs with what i understand is and try to trace your time to go home. to do that the a, i would have to learn the language. so it could also look at how pieces fit together in terms of the content building a logical continuation line by line of what's on other pieces up. this is still early days for the project, which is set to run for a total of 25 years. but the team can already point to some initial successes. the moment that i think me think of it at the moment i'm working with an or

but there are many more housed in the rock museum in baghdad. and little is known about watson scribe done. in a new project involving the museum, the university, and of a very, an academy of sciences and humanities, the tablets in iraq will be added to the database. in the future, hey, i will be able to decipher and translate tablets all on its own. as long as you want us not tower vision is fully automated processing, which means that ideally, you'd only have to enter a single photo and for a series of them into the system. so i'm then let a, i decide what belongs with what i understand is and try to trace your time to go home. to do that the a, i would have to learn the language. so it could also look at how pieces fit together in terms of the content building a logical continuation line by line of what's on other pieces up. this is still early days for the project, which is set to run for a total of 25 years. but the team can already pointed to some initial successes the moment that it might take me thinking at the moment i'm working with an

but there are many more housed in the rock museum in baghdad. and little is known about what's inscribed on the in a new project involving the museum, the university, and of a very, an academy of sciences and humanities. the tablets in iraq will be added to the database in the future. hey, i will be able to decipher and translate tablets all on its own. as long as you want us to tower vision is fully automated processing, which means that ideally, you'd only have to enter a single photo and for a series of them into the system. so i'm then let a, i decide what belongs with what i understand this and try to trace, you're tired to go home to do that the a, i would have to learn the language. so it could also look at how pieces fit together in terms of the content building a logical continuation line by line of what's on other pieces up. this is still early days for the project, which is set to run for a total of 25 years. but the team can already point to some initial successes the moment that it might take me thinking at the moment i'm working wi

to to end the genocide. there has been a coordination room, a military coordination room set up in baghdad between the iraqi resistance factions and antrola that have now established this. coordination room, military coordination room, and of course it's syrian territory that will be used often um for these attacks on israeli territory. um, there was almost immediately after the attack on hid a statement by the yemen oil company officials saying that they had reinstated electricity. there were six oil company, yemeni oil company employees who were sadly martered in the attack and i think about 83 mostly civil. as far as i understand were injured, so yet again we see israel targeting civilian infrastructure um and civilians in their retaliation, absolutely, absolutely, but david, i mean look, yemen is one of the few countries taking any sort of practical action, isn't into support of of palestine, can you explain um why yemen is so different to some of its neighbors, i mean vanessa sort of listed some of the you know countries like saudi arabia, the uae, jordan, egypt and so on, i mean chun