al-assad .statements of the supreme leader of the revolution, it is said that a minister must be knowledgeable and adhere to the system and the revolution . in the first part, let's look at your point of view, from a management point of view, why do you agree with their presence, do you accept the criticisms made by mrs. mohammad, mr. doctor, first of all, i would like to thank you, mrs. doctor, for reducing my trouble. most of what i should have i said that they named dr. zafarkandi as a capable person in the field of medicine and caring for the establishment of ureter surgery, which may have caused millions of dollars of foreign currency not to leave the country. he came to establish ureter surgery in the country. when being a surgeon during the war is demanding and not as a one-month plan, sometimes friends go to their own plan, now they spend behind the front in hospitals in times of emergency, that is , when there was only one enemy or we had an operation. the presence of his services at th

al-assad. is the position of the islamic republic of iran iran in the statements of the supreme leader of the revolution, it is said that a minister must be honest and stick to the system and the revolution. we are not aware of these topics in his position in the last two decades. very well , ms. mohammad's talk with mr. ali mardani was divided into two parts : management issues, her views on mr. zafarqandi's managerial ability, and then let 's talk about political issues in the first part. from a management point of view, why do you agree with their presence, the criticisms you accept mrs. mohammad, mr. doctor, first of all, thank you. i want to reduce my trouble, doctor, because there is a lot of that what i should have said is that they mentioned dr. zafarkandi as a capable person in the field of medicine and compassionate with the establishment of arthroscopic surgery, which may have caused millions of dollars of currency not to leave the country . establishing hernia surgery in the country

al-assad, by the way, that's exactly it, not the threat to our democracy, not the bounties on the heads of us soldiers in afghanistan, and not all the other nonsense and lies they've been telling. vladimir putin's real crime was opposing the us in their attempt at regime change in syria, and you can even look at the way vladimir spoke. putin before syria and after syria, there's such a difference. george bush said he looked vladimir putin in the eye and saw a christian. hillary clinton with that reset button, that's not it. was before putin stood in the way of the american military machine to change the regime. putin saved assad. here's what i don't understand. for 2 years we've been told that the front line of the fight for democracy is in eastern ukraine, and it means much more than all our stupid and ridiculous lives in the united states. and that the united states of america is leading the process, we can stop this war at any time we need, because we can play our main trump card, which is that we are leaving nato. look, we don't have any reasons anyway, this doesn't matter anymore m

they tried hard to overthrow bashar al-assad's government, but in the end they could not succeed. now all this. let's put together all the resistance groups in the region that have been on the terrorism list by the us for decades and have been sanctioned. in addition, iran itself has been under the most severe economic sanctions, but compared to iran and the entire resistance front, for example , they have been strong for the past 20 years. but the american government has lost its power of the past 20 years no, there have been many historical incidents in the same period. i mentioned that the resistance front was able to win the wars in syria, iraq, lebanon and gaza. this is a problem that even the observers in asia and west asia see as ablution. i saw the asia times just this week . there was a report on this issue. the analyst of that report wrote that as a researcher of security studies who has been studying the conflicts in the middle east for more than 20 years, he says that all the foreign policies of the united states towards iran has failed and the collapse of america's de

al-assad's government. they were overthrown, but in the end they could not be defeated . now let's put all this together, all the resistance groups in the region have been controlled by america for decades. they are on the list of terrorism and banned. in addition , iran itself has been under the most severe economic sanctions. but in terms of comparison between iran and the entire resistance front, for example, they have become stronger since the last 20 years. but the american government no longer has the power it had in the past 20 years. we had many historical events and battles during this time. i mentioned that the resistance front was able to win the wars in syria, iraq, lebanon and gaza. this is a problem which even nazirans in asia and west asia can clearly see. just this week, i saw a report in asia times that addressed this issue. the analyst of that report wrote that as a security studies researcher who has been investigating conflicts in the middle east for more than 20 years. he says that all

don't be dangerous like the letter that was sent to bashar al-assad , like the letter that was sent about the issue of vaccination , while we were witnessing sedition in the country , and these became like gasoline that was poured on the seditions. look, mr. doctor, when it is appropriate to ask once, twice, or three times , it is not permissible to ask senior officials. this is also stated in the appointments law . look at the ministry of intelligence, the intelligence of the irgc, and other monitoring groups . when we want to talk about a minister or president at a high level, we should not be like other people. look, i have to thank mr. bizikian . alhamdulillah, you have many colleagues in the national unity government. to introduce as a fair minister from the range of good, efficient, revolutionary and worthy they are, but i wonder why in their own class, who was also a member of our commission , he introduced the most political radical reformer for a technical, non-political home ministry. one of the challenges of the doctor said in his program, he said that the challenges are the pr

and that was the real reason for this attempt to overthrow bashar al-assad. by the way, that, not the threat to our democracy, not the bounty on the heads of... the heads of u.s. soldiers in afghanistan and all the other nonsense and lies that they told about vladimir putin. vladimir putin's real crime was standing up to the us in their attempt at regime change in syria. and you can even look at the way vladimir putin spoke before syria and after syria. there's such a difference. george bush said he looked vladimir putin in the eye and saw a christian. that didn't happen before putin stood in the way of the us military machine to change the regime. putin saved assad. what i don't understand is that for two years we were told that the front line of the fight for democracy was in eastern ukraine, and it means much more more than all our stupid and ridiculous lives in the united states, that's why people put on these yellow and blue badges and put up all these flags in front of their houses in napa and all that, and then suddenly we stopped hearing about ukraine

al-assad, and by the way, it was this, and not the threat to our democracy, not the bounty on the heads soldiers in afghanistan and not all the other nonsense and lies that they told about vladimir putin. vladimir putin's real crime was opposing the us in their attempt at regime change. in syria and you can even look at the way vladimir putin spoke before syria and after syria. there's such a difference. george bush said he looked vladimir putin in the eye and saw a christian there. hillary clinton with that reset button. that wasn't before putin stood in the way of the american regime change war machine. putin saved assad. what i don't understand is that for 2 years we've been told that the front line of the fight for democracy is in eastern ukraine. it means so much more than all our stupid and the ridiculous lives in the united states, that's why people were wearing these yellow and blue badges, putting up all these little flags in front of their houses in napa and all that, and then suddenly we stopped hearing about ukraine at all, what was all that? well, you know, it was all a lie

in this context, they stated that our letter to bashar al-assad was before the isis attack, and the issue is not that the opinion of hazrat agha was not published in the media at that time. importantly , this means that if it had been after the order of hazrat agha, i would have been sitting all over the doctor now, but he said that after before isis attacked, we wrote this letter as our colleague, because bashar assad is also a doctor . have it now the title of the letter, the text of the letter, i am very criminal, now in the title of the text because i heard this today in the commission , i went immediately because in my opinion, it is an investigation opinion , it is not a submission, we have to come to a diagnosis and then support or oppose. let's see whether the activities and stances of mr. dr. zakhandi are in the direction of the system or against the system, and finally, from the same point of view that he mentioned , i will repeat the reference of the gentleman in my meeting in the tanfiz meeting that the supreme leader said that all the different elements of the system should b

stating that our letter to bashar al-assad was before the isis attack, and it is not at all a question that the opinion of hazrat agha was not published in the media at that time, regarding the fact that we , as colleagues of this discussion, that mr. dr. zafar. it is also important for us, this means that if it was after the order of hazrat agha, i would be sitting all over mrs. doctor now , but he said after before isis. attack, we wrote this letter as our colleague because bashar assad is also a doctor, we said, mr. bashar assad, treat your people well, now the title of the letter, the text of the letter is very criminal , now the letter, because i am in the commission today. when i heard that , i left immediately because my opinion is, after all, an investigative opinion , not a surrender, we have to come to a diagnosis , then support or oppose. i spoke with them personally. the positions of mr. dr. vashakar ghandi are on the same side as the system. or against the direction of the system and finally, i would like to point out that from the same point of view that you mentioned, i

al-assad for this crime . is the position of the islamic republic of iran system in the statements of the supreme leader of the revolution that a minister should he should spread the message from his teeth and stick to the system and the revolution. well, we are not talking about these topics in his positions of the last two decades. very well, the words of mrs. mohammad, mr. ali mardumi, were two lines, and his views on management issues were mixed mr. zafarkandi's management, and let's continue with the political issues in the first part. sir , from a management point of view, why do you agree with his presence? most of what i should have said is that he mentioned dr. zafarkandi as a capable person in the field of medicine and sympathetic with the establishment of urgh surgery, which caused that maybe millions of dollars of foreign currency did not leave the country. he came to establish urgh surgery in the country and when being a surgeon during the war is demanding and not to the title of the one-month pla

al-assad, by the way, that's exactly it, not the threat to our democracy, not the bounty on the headsdiers in afghanistan and not the whole the rest of the nonsense and lies they told about vladimir putin, a real crime. not at all as expected, i even remember that there was a period when joe biden was still at the very beginning of the war, we will defeat russia with sanctions alone, we will destroy the ruble, make everyone in russia poor, we will not even have to give weapons, but of course, we started giving, all these lies, ukraine is winning, the ghost of kiev, it is all such an obvious lie, and now in the end you are at a point where you no longer want to talk about it, because there is no more. great show, you were there with chris allin and sagar. yeah, i know sagar really well. yeah, right, he worked for you. i was there, i was on the debates on that show, and i was talking about how all these people with all these ukrainian flags and so worried about ukraine and all that, do you even understand that we are leading the process, that the united states of america is leading the

al-assad against takfiris. hezballah was also there sent military advisers to iraq, when the iraqis were confronting isis, this is in addition to the ideological factor, the very close ideological bonds between hazbillah and these players, be it in iraq, syria or in yemen. uh, the americans are well aware of this, the senior american military officials, austin and others are very well aware, so this makes them even more hesitant to give their blessing for a full-scale israeli war, knowing the repercussions of that, how all of these players could enter into a three, into the three, sorry, and how this would expose and endanger american troops in the region, because in that if that that such scenario were to unfold then..." "all bets are off, you know, american bases, everything could become targets. this goes a long way, i think to explain the reasoning which is taking place in washington now, and the hesitancy and the clear intent on keeping the situation beneath the certain threshold. all right, so quick simmo

al-assad, these people were of course very unsavery characters, there were some elements of hamas who did end up sort of supporting them and then rode back, but ismail hannah was more inclined to sort of the the wider axis of resistance, sure, not our next report looks at israel's horrifying record of a... ination stretching back for well over half a century. the zionist regime has a long history of carrying out extrajudicial targeted killings, not just within palestine, but also across the world and flagrant violation of international law. one of israel's earliest assassinations was in 1962 in munich, germany, where west german rocket scientist heins krugue who had in working on egypt's missile program was abducted from his company offices by mosat agents, never to be seen again. in 1972, the zionist regime used the car bomb in beirot, lebanon to murder gasan khanofani, accomplished palestinian intellectual and a leading member of the popular front for the liberation of palestine. the zionist regime has also assassinated people using a variety of methods in italy. france, cyprus, nor

'who were trying to overthrow bashar al-assad, these people were of course very unsavery characters, there were some elements of hamas who did end up sort of supporting them and then road back, but ismail hannah was more inclined to sort of the the wider axis of resistance, sure, sure, well, our next report looks at israel's horrifying record of assassinations stretching back for well over half a century. the zionist regime has a long history of carrying out extrajudicial targeted killing'. not just within palestine, but also across the world, in flagrant violation of international law. one of israel's earliest assassinations was in 1962 in munich, germany, where west german rocket scientist, heins croug, who had been working on egypt's missile program, was abducted from his company offices by mosat agents, never to be seen again. in 1972, the zionist regime used the... carbom in beirut, lebanon to murder rasan khanofani, accomplished palestinian intellectual and a leading member of the popular front for the liberation of palestine. the zionist regime has also assassinated people usi

al-assad, the president of syria.an sources say that the russians use the airfield to train and send foreign mercenaries to the war against ukraine. so, mr. ivan, please tell me that the ukrainian special services have more opportunities to work on foreign territory against the russian occupiers, and we are now watching how gur and other special forces of ukraine can fight against the russian occupiers on the territory of other countries, what is this connected with, a little more time appeared free, i 'm joking, of course, we have something to do, of course, let's do it, that's what showed now... the video is the only verified confirmation that ukraine is present, well, for the last, let's say, six months, it is present outside of ukraine. last year there were reports about sudan, where the special agents of the gur used dirty towels to drive the wagnerites away, but somehow it was there not very strongly confirmed. just this week there was a video, sorry, a photo from mali, which seems to be happening there. these t

syrian president bashar al—assad says efforts on sunday to mend relations with turkey have so far beennks with syria in 2011 as ankara supported rebels seeking to oust al—assad in syria's civil war. ukraine's team at the paralympics, which begin this week, will be hoping to continue its remarkable success story. they've finished near the top of the medal table at recent paralympics, winning nearly 100 medals at the last games in tokyo. but their preparations have been badly affected by the war with russia with many athletes having to train abroad. our sports correspondent andy swiss reports. he's one of ukraine's biggest paralympic hopes — da nylo chufarov. but how do you prepare for a games after this? in 2022, he was here — the then besieged city of mariupol. chufarov, who's visually impaired, survived three weeks of shelling before his house was destroyed. translation: i was ready to die. i hoped i would survive, but the probability of dying was so high that you just put up with it. over the last 20 years, ukraine's paralympians have become heroes at home — one of the most successfu

eastern butcher, that's what they call bashar al-assad, he's a potato führer, he's lukashenko, todayipped the bucket a little more, and kimchen, that's all pro-kremlin solidarity as of this moment, and to top it all off, they didn't just say anything, they now also say that the united states allegedly transferred an astronomical amount of lethal weapons to ukraine, yes or no, our next guest will tell us, he knows for sure, because he is competent in american affairs volodymyr dubove. director of the center for international studies and associate professor of the department of international relations of odessa national university named after mechnikov, ms. volodymyra, glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes, good day, they say in north korea that the americans handed over such an insane amount of weapons that oops, oops, while lukashenko meanwhile says that all goals have been achieved, demilitarization is total, it somehow sounds schizophrenic, some say there are too many american weapons, others say that there are no more weapons at all, it's time to sit down negotiate. so what's the

al-assad, and many such questions, by the way, are about iraq, in general, iraq is trying to successfully balance there between the west and iran, that is, these relations, as european diplomacy believes, have not crossed red lines, even, let's take the issue of the supply of iranian weapons. to russia, well , in addition to these shahids, which are already produced by russia itself, well, in principle, iran drops something there from time to time, but it is not weapons of the level of ballistic missiles, just as, for example, the russians produce many of their weapons using israeli technologies and others, and well, no one does not say that israel supplies weapons to russia, therefore the issue here with iran with sanctions is very ambiguous, and unfortunately, the european... diplomacy here in many respects demonstrates such the very amorphousness, as it demonstrates even in the issues of the russian invasion of ukraine, that is why here we europeans still believe that it will be possible to come to an agreement with iran very calmly and easily, and this agreement with iran is future, i

there are very close relations between president bashar al-assad and the president of belarus.m very happy, that relations between syria and belarus are getting deeper and deeper every day. the situation in the middle east, you know, is very hot. israel has been killing the palestinian people for 10 months now. they are killing palestinian leaders. yes, indeed, i was in iran, i attended the inauguration ceremony of the iranian president.

al-assad, they these thugs have been released, so they definitely don’t mourn, because back in 1918nemy, so the enemies hamas and ismailhaniya are released, and this will also not contribute to the stabilization of the region, as we guess, yes, after all, 2.0 thugs are serious, they definitely do not sympathize, and jordan, perhaps, abstains from expressing this sympathy, but in jordan there were very large-scale street performances. yes, that's absolutely true, but i i’m talking about the authorities, that is, even i would not, i’m not sure that the leadership of morocco, yes, there the king of morocco supports all this, and it’s the street that is indignant that palestine is not supported, the gas tragedy is not discussed properly level, this is a sluggish reaction like, well, don’t, don’t, please don’t bomb, there’s... fah or something else, but they street really requires a lot, and now, in fact, the following should be noted , what i noticed, i see that international and in general, the world media does not particularly pay attention to these details, but i remind you that in a

al—assad in syria and then, you know, sending millions , literally sending millions, literally millionsurope who, you know, europe said, okay, well, we'll oh, you can't you can't blame him. >> no. >> no. >> and he buses, he literally flies people in from the middle east, from, from africa, from wherever, to saint petersburg to to, moscow buses them to the border between belarus and, you know, poland or wherever. and they've had to they've had to put up big fences and they've had to, that's poland's problem. >> that isn't europe's problem because the here is the point. the point is, is that this the migrant thing bothers people and these and these demonstrations are considered justified by over 60% of british people, even even with the horrific nature of it. >> even if putin was involved in a headline that you showed me earlier. so 60% are in favour of peaceful protest, but only 8% in favour of the riots. so it's not even with the horrific. no. >> they're saying should people be out in the street and over 60% were sympathetic or very sympathetic to a peaceful protest, to the peaceful pro

al assad and robert mugabe.go. right. well, carol, what do you make of that? then the late queen thought trump was rude and had some kind of weird arrangement with melania. >> i think our late queen was a very astute woman, and i think i think you know, the very fact that he would look over her shoulder in search of someone more interesting is beyond bizarre to me, because she's the most interesting person and was the most interesting person in any room, and he is such a royalist. he loves the royal family. in fact , he'd be looking family. in fact, he'd be looking beyond the queen is just bizarre. but and the fact that he had an arrangement with melania, well, she would have seen the interaction between them, which would have been none. so it's not it's not. it's interesting, isn't it? yes. >> the thing is, the only thing i will say about this is like, is it true? >> right? i mean, i don't really know much about craig brown's history when we've seen trump. i mean, i think trump kind of quite unashamedly, he's r

naturally, this was a signal to his friend, colleague, syrian president bashar al-assad, for the past few years , more than one and a half thousand syrian children have already been with us... it is known that about thousands of ukrainian troops. a state of emergency has been declared in the region. journalist yevgeny podubny was seriously wounded by a drone strike. the russian mission to the un demands that the organization condemn this criminal attack. unfortunately, even the west. states refused to condemn the invasion, since kiev allegedly determines its own strategic and tactical tasks. the european union also stated that the ukrainian armed forces have the right to strike any targets on russian territory. since a gas distribution center is located in the area of ​​the invasion node, a version has emerged that the eu blessed ukraine for this adventure in order to punish hungary and slovakia. these two countries were supplied with gas via sundzha, and now they risk losing their hydrocarbon supplies. at the same time, both countries are currently in a heated debate. malboy about sa