in march 205, syrian president bashar al-assad announced the withdrawal of syrian forces from lebanon. the syrian military will withdraw from lebanon, but the occupying zionist military will still remain in syria. the zionist regime has violated syrian airspace from time to time. at bashar al-assad has repeatedly protested against the zionist tension-causing behavior that endangers the existing fragile peace , but the other party's response has been renewed attacks. since the occupation of the golan heights by the zionists , syria's water resources have been in danger. in 2004, the media. declaring that the zionist regime supplies 25% of its water from the water resources of the occupied syrian golan. in 2007 , the minister of irrigation of syria announced that the zionist regime has stolen more than 27 billion cubic meters of water from the syrian golan during four decades since 1967. acquisition of the golan for the zionist regime it has long been important. in addition to the fertile land, the golan region. it also has various mineral resources. the most important benefit of the go

al-assad, but he turned out to be a tough nut to crack, all his leaders were replaced. in interaction organizations in syria itself, this is isis, which, by the way, was created, at least with the indirect support of the united states after the occupation of iraq in 2003, and ended up in the same prisons islamist extremists, imprisoned by the regime of saddam hussein, officers of the iraqi armed forces who were captured, close contact occurred. which ultimately resulted in the formation of isis. americans cannot but bear responsibility for this. there are many reasons why russia’s military operation in syria has caused undisguised irritation at the pentagon. but in fact, the americans lost twice. first, they failed to overthrow bashar assat, which means that the will of the majority of syrians triumphed over their dictatorship, including through these... the opposition and islamist groups, secondly, syria was returned to the league of arab states, the fact is that saudi arabia is by default the leader of the regional one. inter-abian organization of the cooperation council for the ara

the government of bashar al-assad has regained control over most of syria.ian federation is. a guarantee that syria, as a single state, will be restored. today, 70% of syrian territory is under the control of the legitimate government, under the leadership of president bashar al-assad, but here we have to cooperate with several players, this is turkey, this is the united states of america, this means iran. their troops are actually on the ridge, as they say, and the islamic state entered syria, illegally located on the territory of the syrian republic, illegal. the americans, of course, played a negative role, of course, but the fact is that the syrian crisis, its beginning is connected with the events of the arab spring, it is generally accepted that it began in the eleventh year in tunisia, although formally it was the first there. there were offensives in mauritania somewhat earlier, and the fact of the beginning of the arab spring was the burning of the self-immolation of a young man, the tunisian muhammad, and then a chain reaction followed throughout t

al-assad are over, they have been numbered and bashar al-assad must go . this was what they said in 2011, but now that they have that experience. you say that, if you go back , you will see that the war has a lot of bitterness, but it also has blessings. one of the blessings of the war was that the syrian war was a final front. at one time, an ally was formed from the resistance front. let me tell you that in iraq, there is an iraq of syria even for example, the sunnis, this unity that was formed, i created a self-confidence from the flow of resistance, this is what you say, well, at first it was a threat, then he says what an opportunity it is, according to the interpretation of martyr soleimani, who sometimes has opportunities that now i this is what i'm talking about, americans, i realized this issue myself, maybe in the last seven or eight days, the americans have a potentially serious threat. look at this news. you just recently washed away the war, which means that maybe the americans are using the experience of syria, and they are using it in yemen.

let’s also add syria, military intervention, threats to president bashar al-assad. if our elite decidesr president, then the question will arise about vladimir putin’s place in international organizations, for example, that prime minister will be the next head of the un, but this is so, associated gas, in any case, biden threw down the gauntlet to putin with threats, it was a direct challenge to a duel in case the russian prime minister disobeyed, it is clear that putin was quietly enraged by this. and steel appeared in his gaze. vladimir, i look into your eyes and i don’t see a soul, ” biden tried to fill the pause, but putin, however, let blinken tell him. i was there with then -vice president biden for a meeting outside moscow with prime minister putin. and there was a moment, and putin replied: “okay, then we we understand each other." seizing the initiative, putin immediately offers biden, no less, to cancel the visa regime between russia and the united states, for biden this is a shock. we are now conducting active negotiations with european countries on the introduction of a visa

al-assad, and they were carrying hajj.im al-hasmaqih fishlawa in the international alliance of al-zarb yemen also holds hajji qasim responsible for the rockets that were launched from gaza to the entire country. al-zioni, this whole thing was increasing day after day in the fate of the american administration, this man must get rid of me, we went to the same house again, we went down to haji's room . i said to b, i don't know, he said reza rat , this is your road, how do you know, you are nothing at all , i don't remember at all, the sun is day and night at all. there is a person, nothing at all, my mind does not focus on anything at all i didn't agree at all. i went into haji's room . well, it was haji's rug, and i mean, while i was only able to put haji's rug back on its place, i only saw that it was with us, and there was a letter next to their table. it was under a pen. i had dropped it. then i picked up this paper, my eyes fell on this paper, i said, "what is this paper ?" accept god, i love your data, i saw the same

western effort eventually collapsed, bashar al assad is in power, unchallenged, and putin wins. he's hoping the west will do the same thing with ukraine. eventually lose -- not possibly interest, but lose the will to keep supporting them, and eventually give up. >> an important reference there to syria, speaking of, kim, the u.s. just announced $250 million in military assistance to ukraine, but the biden administration is still trying to get congress to pass a $60 billion more in funding. do you think that this attack on russia will make passing that aid package even more difficult? >> again, the back and forth is going to muddy the waters, and for those within congress who are against giving more aid to ukraine, or those who are on the fence and say, that money needs to be spent inside the united states, they're going to use it to pull the two sides apart and make it even harder to pass some sort of aid package. especially when they can beat up the biden administration in this upcoming election year and say, you have to agree to do something about the u.s. border with mexico b

al-assad , has a strong relationship with the benefactors of the resistance front, from iran, from thentries of the region, from kuwait, from the arab countries. and have a strong relationship in attracting facilities to transfer to the resistance front. thank god , he had a high intelligence and talent, he was fluent in arabic, and with these qualities , he could adapt himself to all the people of the front. resistance was pure obedience to the command, that is, if haj qasim willed. he was in the service of the resistance front and under the leadership of martyr soleimani, and thank god , he has progressed so well in this regard that he was definitely targeted by the enemy on different occasions. our noble martyr was wounded in the bunkers of damascus airport and considering this greatness, the zionist enemy targeted him with the intention that if he hits the resistance front, he will be weakened, in the event that martyr seyyed razi trained other sayyed razi , who will leave today. can you continue yes sardar from the martyr war in previous battles such as the 33-day war and you can

al-assad. stealing the body parts of the wounded was one of the zionists' businesses in such a situation. in 2022 , zionist soldiers killed three palestinian teenagers. a few days later, families hand over the bodies of their children without internal organs take yasser arafat, the head of the palestinian authority , told the media in response to this zionist behavior: they killed our children and took their body parts. 7 years later , the swedish journalist donald bostrom's report showed that what arafat said was not a coincidence. bostrom is a reporter and photographer whose photos are related to the subject. the conflicts between the zionist regime and the palestinians are world famous. by publishing a report in the swedish newspaper afton bladet, he revealed what the zionist army does with the body parts of palestinians. it was after that with the arrest of several zionist rabbis in the american news and american free magazine the press exposed the international criminal syndicate of human

president bashar al-assad had emphasized on establishing a joint insurance company during president raisi's trip, and today i am honored to announce that our first joint insurance policy will be signed by the end of the week. one of the main topics of discussion was takaful services, which is currently the dominant system of insurance in malaysia and introduced in limited forms in some other muslim and non-muslim countries. iran has been eying tokafold services for the opportunities it can provide in enhancing economic cooperation with regional countries. especially in our relations with sunny muslim countries, therefore we are taking it very seriously, we are working on devising a variety of insurance policies that will allow us to establish joined insurance companies with regional and muslim countries to provide the basis for boosting trade. but the most important topic of the day was how to provide insurance for international. businesses, with us unilateral sanctions that can prevent international insurance companies to cooperate with iran, now the government has stepped in with the help

al-assad, and stealing the body parts of the wounded was one of the zionist businesses in such a situation. in 2022 , zionist soldiers martyred three palestinian teenagers a few days later, families receive the bodies of their children without internal organs. yasser arafat, head of the palestinian authority , told the media in response to this zionist behavior: they killed our children and took their body parts. 7 years later, the swedish journalist donald bostrom's report showed that what arafat said was not a coincidence. bostrom. he is a journalist and photographer whose photos are world-renowned regarding the conflicts between the zionist regime and the palestinians. by publishing a report in afton bladet swed newspaper, he revealed that the zionist army with body parts what are the palestinians doing? it was after that, with the arrest of some zionist rabbis in nigeria , the american free press published an international criminal document of human organ trafficking. the network, whose center is in israel, and whose expenses are financed by the budget of the national health plan of is

president bashar al-assad had emphasized on establishing a joint insurance company during president raisi'strip, and today i am honored to announce that our first joint insurance policy will be signed by the end of the week. one of the main topics of discussion was taccafol services, which is currently the dominant system of insurance in malaysia and introduced in limited forms in some other muslim and non-muslim. muslim countries. iran has been eying takaful services for the opportunities it can provide in enhancing economic cooperation with regional countries. insurance is one of the ways that we can increase insurance penetration rate in the region, especially in our relations with sunny muslim countries. therefore, we are taking it very seriously. we are working on devising a variety of insurance policies that will allow us to establish joint insurance. companies with regional and muslim countries to provide the basis for boosting trade, but the most important topic of the day was how to provide insurance for international businesses, with us unilateral sanctions that can prevent intern

president bashar al-assad had emphasized on establishing a joint insurance company during president raisi's trip and today i am honored to announce that our first joint insurance policy will be signed by the end of the week. one of the main topics of discussion was taccafol services. says, which is currently the dominant system of insurance in malaysia, and introduced in limited forms in some other muslim and non-muslim countries. iran has been eying takkaful services for the opportunities it can provide in enhancing economic cooperation with regional countries. insurance is one of the ways that we can increase insurance penetration rate in the region, especially in our relations with. sunny muslim countries, therefore we are taking it very seriously. we are working on devising a variety of insurance policies that will allow us to establish joint insurance companies with regional and muslim countries to provide the basis for boosting trade. but the most important topic of the day was how to provide insurance for international businesses. with us unilateral sanctions that can prevent interna

they're propping up bashar al assad. they give him military equipment. they're funding the pro-government militias there. and we also know bashar al assad is engaged in a massive amount of gender based violence. there's a shia militias backed by iran in iraq. we all know that iran funding hezbollah in lebanon. iran is funding hamas in. and who's iran's partner? qatar. qatar is funding to the tune of billions of dollars anti-american radicalization happening within our borders. and how do we respond, this appeasement? the biden administration just announced that they're going to inappropriately reward the palestinians with another palestinian terror state. >> they created a terror state with iran's support in gaza. and now we're signaling appeasement to them, appeasement to iran, give iran billions of dollars for a couple of hostages. this is a really scary situation that we're in right now. yeah. and congressman mike waltz, i mean, look, so now they're going to take this seriously in the red sea and put together this coalition. but put forward a bipartis

al-assad, for example, but now that they have that experience, you say that if they go back, they willefinitely see that the war has a lot of bitterness, but it also has blessings. one of the blessings of the war was this. the syrian war was like this, an apocalyptic front was formed from the resistance front. you see, the afghans are made of the zainabs, the husseins, the fatims, the basij forces, for example , fatem. this unity that was formed , i created a self-confidence from the resistance movement. this is what you say. at first it was a threat, then we will tell what an opportunity is the interpretation of martyr soleimani, that there are opportunities in the threat itself

al-assad, and later this pmc was transformed and came under the leadership of the main intelligencency of russia and recruited fighters for various different divisions of the redoubt, which are now participating in the war against ukraine. rfe /rl's investigators also add that as a result of analyzing profile biographies. was able to establish his alias, which he often uses, this is igor koval. this man, ihor salikov , writes in his letter to the international criminal court that during the year he passed through the law enforcer osiechkin, known to him, information to inform the international criminal court and the office of the prosecutor general of ukraine. what is known about this man, whether the prosecutor general's office was really in contact with him, we will discuss further on our broadcast. yuriy bilousov, head of the department for combating crimes in the conditions. of the armed conflict, the prosecutor general's office is already in touch with us, i congratulate you, good morning. whether acquaintance of the attorney general's office, this man, igor salikov, is he real

al-assad.an sobol, georgy ugarov, sergey dronov, ntv television company. the visit of the russian leader to the gulf countries is being actively analyzed in the west, especially by the disappointed united states, which considered itself one of the main partners of the arab emirates and advocated the isolation of moscow. however, the ceremonial reception of the russian leader in abu dhabi showed that vladimir putin is valued in the east as a close friend. i think the footage we saw from the emirates, especially with this flyover, with this fireworks display. as well as with the escort that vladimir putin received, show how important this visit is for the emirates. the emirates and saudi arabia are sending a signal to the united states, as well as the rest of the world, that while they are very important allies for the united states in the middle east, they also want to continue working to have a pragmatic relationship with russia and vladimir putin. arab television channels noted the disobedienc

in 2011, our intelligence and american intelligence said that bashar al assad would only remain two months in power and she's still around today, 12 years later, or when america recognized jerusalem as israel's capital, all the estimates was that the middle east would go up in flames, and nothing happened. it's an imperfect science. and it's very important to check and certainly investigate later, who was the highest-ranking officer to read this report? and if it wasn't passed on, why it wasn't passed on. it could be that people said, this is an interesting report, we don't think hamas has this type of capability to mount this, it's aspirational, it's a dream. i think what's more disturbing for me reading it is why leaked, who leaked it. and we're seeing the beginnings of political struggles in israel about who was responsible for october 7th, whether it be the government, the prime minister, and/or the army. and i asked myself, whose interest was it to leak this document? who is it trying to make look bad? and i haven't come to a conclusive answer about that. but when you leak a document

al-assad, provoking unrest and civil war, only two dozen countries were scorched by the arab spring,what’s bad? the independent headline says biden's visit is a signal. if poured decides that. “i was there with then-vice president biden at a meeting outside of moscow with prime minister putin, and there was a moment when biden said to him: “i look into your eyes and i don’t see your soul,” and putin replied: “okay, then we understand each other." a visa-free regime between russia and the countries of the european union. and the united states with these countries, with almost all of them, also without a visa. if only russia and the united states of america agreed among themselves. "oh god, biden thought, he is still wants to be friends, it’s clear that putin’s good idea about visa-free travel with america in washington is thick, since the summer all sorts of angry citizens have appeared in moscow, wandering rallies and pickets, slogans for fair elections, as a result the white ribbon movement, human chains, everything noisy, the americans , of course, are rubbing their hands in the ma

bashar al assad, for example, is using it in syria.we saw isi s use it in iraq against yazidi women and we see hamas use it not just against agt their ownr owins people there. >> hamas has gone around a and the systemic of palestinian women so that they are shamed and then they recruit them for suicidee a attacks. w and what we saw with the congresswoman really was display a stunning display inseof insensitivity and really showed the true colors of the progressive of thedemocr democratic party. they don't care about women. arty carthey don't care about my rights. she can't even bring herself e can't to unequivocally condem of women in a war context. d and that is because of the politicization of the humanpolii rights movement and human rights organizatio of the n such as u.n. women, which it took eight weeks for them to condemn this. >> they have become the mouth pieces of radicalization because their hatred of the jewish people and the jewish state is so great that they anve lost all context and all credibility. >> what are you? how d

regime by bashar al—assad's regime in syria. it's only now syria.nstrating and they are essentially jew haters and yes, there's tremendous concern the jewish community concern in the jewish community in at present. in the uk at present. >> and gary is a part of this feeling. there was a poll recently saying that like 60% of the jewish community in britain don't feel that the police are on their side. we've seen two tier policing at protests where the palestinian mob are allowed to pretty much do what they want, and yet a gentleman with an israeli flag at trafalgar square was told to remove it and is that part of the problem? you don't feel that the police have got the back of the jewish community? i think that the police are perceived as doing their best, but there is certainly an element of a feeling of that. >> they're not actually doing as much as they could do, and one has to question whether they've got the resources they need to do everything. some jews in the jewish community certainly feel there's an element of bias that they're taking actio