irakis have been critical of the us military's presence in their country. now military spokesman says the iraq has started talks on the withdrawal of us led coalition troops from the country. we've discussed the issue and the growing anti-us sentiment in the region. in our news review program, rock says that has resume talks with the us on the withdraw of us led coalition troops from the country. an iraki military spokesman said the talks would be aimed at setting up a timeline for face pull out of coalition forces. general yahya rasul expressed hope that the talks could lead to an... come soon, senior iraqi officials have said the end of the us lead coalition was necessity for the security and the stability of iraq. anti-us sentiment is running high in iraq in the face of us support for the israeli genocide in gaza and recent deadly us strikes on iraq. those attacks killed dozens of civilians and iraqi security forces. the us maintains some 2,500 troops in iraq under the pretext of fighting the daesh terrorist group, which has already been defeated in the country. tim and is the dire

in iraki military spokesman said the talks would be aimed at setting up a timeline for a phase pullout of coalition forces. general yahya rasul expressed hope that the talks could lead to an outcome soon. senior iraqi officials have said the end of the coalition was necessity for the security and the stability of iraq. anti-us sentiment is running high in iraq in the face of us support for the israeli genocide in gaza and recent deadly us strikes on iraq. those attacks killed dozens of civilians and iraqi security forces. the us maintains some 2,500 troops in iraq under the pretext of fighting the dish. terrorist group which has already been defeated in the country. tim anderson is the director of the center for counter germonic studies joining us from sydney. we also have glenn deeson, professor of political science at the university of southeastern norway who joins us from alsa. welcome to you both. tim anderson uh so we have had these talks now resume uh they have taken place and in between the time that they initially started uh couple weeks back, i believe, until now, there was an

all the irakis formed the sovereign government after the us invasion and occupation of their state. iraq is still restricted from opening accounts for its oil earnings. the iraki central bank requests its own dollars from the us federal reserve and sells them to commercial banks who in turn sell to businesses in the import dependent economy. around $200 million is auctioned daily. the us has already imposed sanctions a third of the iraki private banks from conducting dollar transactions. the move will have negative consequences not only on the value of the iraki dinar, but it will have very big impact on foreign investments, especially when it comes to his relations with. iran in line with us sanctions on iran, washington has tried to curb iranian access to us dollars in iraq, imposing enhanced scrutiny in 2022 of a central bank dollar auction. hello and welcome to the quicktake section, i'm mattiaposion. the pressure that the us has exerted on iraq when it comes to the way. that it handles the dollar currency from oil revenues has pushed iraq into deciding that it would ban the use

all the irakis formed sovereign government after the... invasion and occupation of their state, iraq is still restricted from opening accounts for its oil earnings. the irakies central bank requests its own dollars from the us federal reserve and sells them to commercial banks who in turn sell to businesses in the import dependent economy. around $200 million is auctioned daily, us. has already imposed sanctions a third of the iraki private banks from conducting dollar transactions. the move will have negative consequences not only on the value of the iraqi dinar, but it will have very big impact on foreign investments, especially when it comes to its relations with iran. in line with us sanctions on iran, washington has tried to curve iranian access to us dollars in iraq, imposing enhanced scrutiny in 2022 of a central bank dollar auction. hello and welcome to the quicktake section, i'm mattiaposion. the pressure that the us has exerted on iraq when it comes to the way that it handles the dollar currency from oil revenues has pushed the rock into deciding that it would ban the use o

the to counter us sanctions on the iraki banking system, but we went into the website that this belonged to uh where it said obviously that it wants to dish the us dollar in oil trade, and this was dated february the 2nd of the month we're in, 2024. it said the iraqi finance committee opposes us sanctions on iraqi banks, citing money laundering as a pretext. the us treasury officials expect iraq's cooperation and identifying and disrupting funds of iran-backed fanctions. that is the goal. and the purpose of the us zooming in on iraq so much uh further on it said iraq's push for dedollarization includes diversifying cash reserves and reducing reliance on the us dollar economic transactions. we move on now to a website targeting iran: us tightens iraq's dollar flow causing pain in recent weeks. iraq's currency has taken a plunch largely as a result of newly imposed measures that have restricted dollar transfers from the united states. that is uh... the classic case of the us controlling another country's economy, in this case an oil-based economy that receives dollars, hence the violation

says it is resumed talks for the us on the withdraw of us led coalition troops from the country. an iraki military spokesman said the talks would be aimed at setting up a timeline for face pullout of coalition forces. general yahya russell expressed hope that the talks could lead to an outcome soon. senior iraqi officials have said the end of the us-let coalition was necessity for the security and the stability of iraq. anti-us sentiment is running high in iraq in the face of us support for the israeli genocide in gaza and recent deadly us strikes on iraq. those attacks killed dozens of civilians and iraqi security forces. the us maintains some 2,500 troops in iraq under the pretext of fighting the daesh terrorist group which has already been defeated. in the country. tim anderson is the director of the center for counter germonic studies joining us from sydney. we also have glenn deeson, professor of political science at the university of southeastern norway who joins us from osla. welcome to you both. tim anderson, so we have had these talks now resume, they have taken place and in betw

controlling its money flows a third of iraqi banks are actually sanctioned, impact value of the dinar, iraki dinar obviously is impacted by this, and then you have foreign investments also taking a hit because of it. then we move to the us stated goals, something that the us says in public that is partnering with iraq's financial sector. it also says that it wants to prevent iran's abuse as it. it because it calls it a malign actor, and it's not just iran that they're looking at closely. the us is trying to put a squeeze on iran's economy by sanctioning rocky banks that give dollar service to iran. washington has imposed sanctions on an iraqi bank's owner over alleged money laundering, claims alhuda bank is a primary money laundering concern, serving as a conduit for so-called terrorist financing by iran. us treasury officials claim bank officials have circumvented limits on currency purchases and used forged documents to execute at least $6 billion in wire transfers out of iraq. "the us treasury has also designated iraqi airline fly baghdad and it's ceo for alleged to supporting iran's irgc

an iraky military spokesman said the talks would be aimed at setting up a timeline for a phase pullout of coalition forces. general yahya rasul expressed hope that the talks could lead to an outcome soon. senior iraqi officials have said that. the coalition was necessity for the security and the stability of iraq, anti-us sentiment is running high in iraq in the face of us support for the israeli genocide in gaza and recent deadly us strikes on iraq. those attacks killed dozens of civilians and iraqi security forces. the us maintains some 2,500 troops in iraq under the pretext of fighting the daesh terrorist group, which has already been defeated in the country. tim anderson is the director of the center for counter agemonic studies joining us from sydney. we also have glenn deeson, professor of political science at the university of southeastern norway who joins us from maslow. welcome to you both. tim anderson uh so we have had these talks now resume uh they have taken place and in between the time that they initially started uh couple weeks back i believe until now there was an inci

says it is resumed talks for the us on the withdraw of us led coalition troops from the country. in iraky military spokesman said the talks would be aimed at setting up a timeline for a phase pullout of coalition forces. general yehya rasul expressed hope that the talks could lead to an outcome soon. senior iraqi officials have said the end of the coalition was necessity for the security and the stability of iraq. anti-us sentiment is running high in iraq in the face of us support for the israeli genocide in gaza and recent deadly us strikes on iraq. those attacks killed dozens of civilians and iraqi security forces. the us maintains some 2,500 troops in iraq under the pretext of fighting the dish. group which has already been defeated in the country. tim anderson is the director of the center for counter germonic studies joining us from sydney. we also have glenn deeson, professor of political science at the university of southeastern norway who joins us from alsa. welcome to you both. tim anderson uh so we have had these talks now resume uh they have taken place and in between the time

iraki authorities have accused washington of being factor of instability in the arab country. the iraq government underline that the us attack not only violated iraq sovereignty, but was also in a breach of international law. several of the iraki groups as well as resistance forces in the region slammed the attack as well. ivan has also condemned the deadly strike calling it a clear example of state terrorism. terran says such acts of adventurism by the us are threats to regional and international peace. washington is facing severe criticism over deadly drone strike on baghdad with iraqi authorities deploring the us actions in their country saying the american forces irresponsible actions undermine bilateral ties. we have discussed the growing anti-us sentiment in iraq in the region in our news review program. let's take a look. triad. for this program iraqi politician from baghdad and saib shath author and west asia expert joining us from belfast gentlemen, i like to welcome you both to the program here, hope you're both safe and doing well, i guess we'll start there in baghd

the us to take his troops out of iraq. said that american forces were deployed to iraq based on the irakigarment's decision and their withdraw does not need any decision by the un security council or the iraqi parliament. he added that americans entered iraq under the pretext of protecting iraqi people, but are now killing them. his remarks came after recent us military drone attack killed a senior commander of kataib hizbullah resistance group. back in january iraq's prime minister muhammad sudani said that baghdad wants us-l military forces to immediately leave due to their destabilizing. effects, the pentagon however, has announced that it has no plans to withdraw its troops from iraq. canadian author and journalist eric walberg says the us is not concerned about terrorist groups in west asia, but rather seeks to dominate the entire region. the point of course is to dominate the region and obviously having troops based. iraq, having troops in syria and elsewhere, that gives the us greater leverage, that's their aim, uh, but again, they, hopefully uh, the pressure will build on the irak

let's take a look. for this program, iraki politician from baghdad and saib shoot, author and west asia expert joining us from belfast, gentlemen, i like to welcome you, both to the program here, hope you're both safe and doing well, i guess we'll start there in baghdad with you mr. libi uh, your initial thoughts on rising tensions between resistance groups, what they're all about. and why the iraqi government has for quite some time before these attacks even been demanding the us departure from iraqi soil? yes, thank you very much. the iraki parliament have been calling now for number of months for the termination of the presence of the american troops and all international troops in the region in iraq in particular. the government started certain negotiations. last week with the americans on this issue, but we haven't heard any further progress in this matter from the iraki government. what is very surprising is that the americans sometimes speak of human rights and the rights of the individual and their agents here in iraq who are those who wishes to continue their american presence

security and military agreement in which the us provides military consultation and air cover to the iraki. army, this is on paper, but these forces, looking at the recent, let's say events, the recent attacks showed differently and total different objective by attacking the iraki anti-terror forces, now and especially by looking to the recent attacks in specific and when when it comes to the rise of readiness in when it comes to the army, to the us army when in... ground in air forces after the the let's say latest attack tower 22 in jordan, this shows that the us even plans on more operations against iraq and syria, so it's really shows the objective of of of these forces and its existence in in the region by increasing let's say military readiness, even put putting more risk at the at the at the region and even destabilize the security. in in the country honestly, because when you attack anti-terror forces, this will definitely, and we all know, and it's been said by like lot of military experts, it will open doors to let's say tekfiry groups to conduct operations against against iraq.

an iraki military spokesman said the talks would be aimed at setting up a timeline for faced pullout of coalition forces. general yahya russell expressed hope that the talks could lead to an outcome soon. senior iraki. have said the end of the us coalition was necessity for the security and stability of iraq, anti-us sentiment is running high in iraq in the face of us support for the israeli genocide in gaza and the recent of the us strikes on iraq. those attacks killed dozens of civilians and iraqi security forces. us maintains some 2,500 troops in iraq under the pretext of fighting the daesh terrorist group, which has already been defeated in the country. canadian author and journalist. says the us is not concerned about terrorist groups in west asia, but rather seeks to dominate the entire region. um, the point of course is to dominate the region and uh obviously having troops based in iraq, having troops in syria and elsewhere, that gives the us greater leverage, uh, that's their aim, uh, but again, they, hopefully uh the pressure will build on the iraki government to uh to force

in in a in the middle of serious operation that was uh to take the majen islands inside iraq and two iraky planes bombed our positions. we thought that the bombs hadn't exploded. they were rockets. eight rockets were fired at us. we thought that they didn't explode, but uh, we were mistaken. they were chemical. they were their cam agents and the explosions are very small. we started. to lose our ability to breathe, and we we were we all collapse, it was like being strangled, so you know, you could, it's sort of, it's very literally we were being strangled by the europeans and americans because those chemical weapons were provided by germany and by number of other countries in europe, and the military intelligence to use those chemical weapons. was provided by the united states and the political cover was put provided by all of them, some say the americans also provided the ability, helped with chemical weapons, they were deep, they were involved, that was my first experience, but we see here the use of those weapons in the iran, iraq war, and we also see the way in which they can be used i

yes, thank you very much. the iraki parliament have been calling now for number of months uh for the americans sometimes speak of human rights and the rights of the individual and their agents here in iraq who are those who wishes to continue the american president. in iraq speak about the death penalty and why we should stop the death penalty and release the isis prisoners that they were tried and convicted and that we should forgive them and we should forgive alqida and then the americans come and assassinate a resistance fighter with no trial with no conviction with nothing just because they think that this person is in in charge of certain activities that uh are away from the interests of the united states, and this is completely unacceptable, this idea of this double standards that the americans are exercising here in iraq is is completely unacceptable, and i the we have now a public condemnation of the american action and the way they deal. with uh iraq, disregarding iraqi sovereignty, disregarding the presence of an elected, democratically erected government here in iraq, and

they promised number of times that they will not conduct any operation without the approval of the iraki to have time for second question, but we will continue uh, inshallah this is conversation a later point in time. gentlemen, thank you both for joining us on the program, mr. uh, sib shot there joining us from belfast and sad al-mutalibi joining us from baghdad, and viewers, this brings us to the conclusion of this segment of your press tv's news review program. thank you for tuning in and goodbye for now. is devastating wars, terrorism, the israeli lobby, crackdown, diplomacy, anabatad genocide in gaza. only 13 countries around the world used to possess destroyers. today these vessels are among the most important surface. missels to navies around the world, but not all countries have the capability to build their own. iran's mohammed riza shah pahlavi decided for the first time to purchase number of destroyers from the united states, but when the 1979 islamic revolution happened, the us refused to deliver the purchase. in 1997, leader of the islamic revolution issued an order to irani

irakies condemn washington's aggression and call for the expulsion of us forces in a funeral ceremony held for victims of recent us strikes in europe. it's 9:31 p.m. you're in terron, this is press tv world news, a live broadcast with me or host bahrus najafi, welcome, some 130 more palestinians have been killed in another day of israeli raids in gaza as the genocide crime. on into a fifth month, two children were killed and several injured after regime targeted kindergarten were displaced people were sheltering raffa. this is located in southern gaza near the border with egypt. it helps more than million displaced people and has become the focus of the on slot. in central gaza, two people were also killed and several wounded including kids in a strike on a residential building. attacks in gaza have claimed the lives of more than 27. 300 people since october 7th, nearly 67 have also been injured. israel has been staging strikes against gaza for more than four months now, the directors in medical crew at alexa hospital in gaza city are warning about severe shortages. they say if the bl

uh war of aggression against the vietnamese people, and as rick sterling has pointed out the... the irakis, this is a united middle east that is saying they want the us occupiers and the israeli genocy theres out of their countries, we're seeing a pan arab unity, a pan muslim, a pan middle east unity that perhaps we haven't seen in in in many years, palestine continues to be lightning rod for anti-zionist and anti-imperialist sentiments across the region, that's right, mr. sterling, mr. show, thank you for your... time sir, thank you, there you have it, mr. rick sterling, investigative journalist from walner creek and also mr. daniel shaw, professor of race, ethnicity and class and gender, and with that we come to the end of this uh edition of the news review program, thank you for being with us, on expose publishing. unsubstantiated claims of hamas headquarters under al shifa in gaza hospital proved to be lies by zienist media. claims of systematic rape on october 7 appealed to racist strope against the palestinian people sweep major western mainstream media. and shockingly, over half of

yes, thank you very much. the iraki parliament have been calling now for number of months uh for the uh termination of the presence of the, american troops and all international troops in the region, in iraq in particular, the government started certain negotiations last week with the americans on this issue, but we haven't heard any further progress in this matter from the iraki government, what is very surprising is that the americans sometimes speak of human rights and the rights of the individual and their agents here in iraq who are those who wishes to continue the american presence in iraq speak about the death penalty and why we should stop the death penalty and release the isis prisoners that they were tried and convicted and that we should forgive them and we should forgive alqida and then the americans come and assassinate a resistance fighter with no trial, with no conviction, with nothing just because they think that this person is in in charge of certain activities that are away from the interests of the united states and this is completely unacceptable, this idea of thi

an iraki military spokesman said that the talks would be aimed at setting up a timeline for phased pull out of coalition forces. general yahya rasul expressed hope that the talks could lead to an outcome soon. senior iraqi officials have said the end of the us led coalition was necessity for the security and stability of iraq. anti-us sentiment is running high in iraq in the face of us support for the israeli genocide in gaza and the recent deadly us strikes on iraq. those attacks killed dozens of civilians and iraqi security forces. us maintains some 2,500 troops in iraq under the pretext of fighting the daesh terrorist group, which has already been defeated in the country. canadian author and journalist erick wallberg says the us is... not concerned about terrorist groups in west asia, but rather seeks to dominate the entire region. um, the point of course is to dominate the region, and uh, obviously having troops based in iraq, having troops in syria and elsewhere, that gives the us greater leverage. uh, that's their aim, uh, but again, they, hopefully, the pressure will build on the

about the iran iraq war, which of course was a war which was sponsored by the west and in which the irakis used western supplied chemical weapons, the weapons which they the west subsequently of course allegedly went into iraq to remove, and so i'm anticipating that i will see lot of stuff here that i i'm was not aware of. foundational moment in shia islam, but which in the uk these days is used as a lightning rod to uh represent antisemitism, so anyone who refers to cabar and there are rhymes and songs, sometimes used in public demonstrations in the uk is is regarded by the zinius as being antisemitic, because for them what happened in kabar was massacer of jews, and it's an instance, very early instance they would say of anti-semitism, of course that's not what happened in kaba, uh, and it was a dispute of taxes, there was a battle certainly, and the jews went on living in the area afterwards, but it it shows the way in which historical sources and indeed... theological uh uh history is distorted in the contemporary period by the zionists in order to marginalize uh muslims active in poli

the popular mobilization forces chief urged the iraki government to do whatever it can safeguard the country's sovereignty and dignity. he said iraq sovereignty cannot be secured unless foreign forces leave. the us and the uk attacks on iraq have drawn. from condemnation, hamas also slamed the attacks saying that they would escalate tensions in the region. mean time head of iraq's batter organization, attended the funeral procession in baghdad, as called for the expulsion of us forces from iraq. the time has come to expel, not the exit, but the expulsion of the americans and the... have to leave, the presence is absolute evil for the iraqi people and will mean more iraqi bloodshed and more sacrifices of the iraki youths. now is the time for them to leave and the parliament has to say its word: if it doesn't defend the iraqi people, then they're not representative of the iraqi people. the parliament is needed. the political powers are required to have an honorable stance to end and to expel these forces with no scheduling. scheduling and talks are waste of time. which will mean more i

about the iran iraq war, which of course was a war which was sponsored by the west and in which the irakis used western supplied chemical weapons, the weapons which the the west subsequently of course allegedly went into iraq to remove, and so i'm anticipating that i will see lot of stuff here that i i'm was not aware of foundational moment in shia islam, but which in the uk these days is used as a lightning rod to uh represent antisemitism, so anyone who refers to kbar, "and there are rhymes and songs, which sometimes used in public demonstrations in the uk, is is regarded by designers is being antisemitic, because for them what happened in kabar was massacer of jews, and it's an instance very early instance they would say of anti-semitism, of course that's not what happened in k, uh, and it was a dispute of taxes, there was a battle certainly, and the jews went on living in the area afterwards, but it shows the way in which his..." historical sources and indeed theological history is distorted in the contemporary period by the zionists in order to marginalize uh muslims active and politi

iraki airline fly baghdad and its ceo for allegedly providing support to anti-us groups. the airline has vehemently denounced the sanctions, saying that they were not based any material or moral evidence. fly baghdad said in a statement that it will resort to legal means and will demand material compensation. the airlines says the decision is grounded on misleading and underreal information that can not stand up to the law. fly back. has a contract with the us due to his excellent performance, these accusations are unreal because we are under the supervision, they put us through checks four times a year. the treasury department's top official said on his visit to baghdad on sunday that they will continue to monitor iraqi individuals, companies and banks. amid the imposition of a fresh wave of sanctions, the us treasury issues cautionary note to iraq regarding potential repercussions. in response, these... bank of iraq affirms its dedication to imposing title financial regulations to mitigate adverse impacts on the nation's economy. muslim salim, press tv, baghdad. that do

the iraki government says that at least 16 people. killed in us strikes in the country. civilians were among those killed and 36 more people were wounded in the bombings that targeted both civilian and security areas. the us central command claims the targets include rocket, missile and drone depos. the us president says the strikes will continue at times and places of washington's choosing. however, joe biden says the us does not seek conflict in west asia. washington has confirmed the deaths of three of his forces in the drone strike that hit its military base last weekend. in the first time us military personnel died in attack since the start of the israeli onslot on gaza on october 7. now strong reactions to the us attacks are streaming in from regional countries, not least by iraq and syria themselves. iraq condemned the strikes as a violation of his sovereignty, and warned that the attack will have disastrous consequences for the region. iraq's foreign ministry says it has called in the us charged affairs in baghdad. to deliver an official protest. iran's popular mobilization for

iraki resistance forces have targeted a us base inside of syria as they continued their operations in support of palestinians in the gaza strap. the islamic resistance in iraq announced that his fighters struck the american base in the alamar oil field in syria's der alzor province. there was no immediate word on possible casualties or damage. iracki resistance fighters carried out more than hundred attacks on us military bases and facilities in the region in response to the ongoing american israel genocide in gaza. the islamic resistance in iraq says this attacks are part of a strategy to counter us occupation forces in iraq and syria and washington support for the tel aviv regime. tension between hezballah and israeli forces persists along the southern border of lebanon. hisballah says his forces have targeted more israeli setlements. my name is saleh, first correspondent of beirot joined us earlier to give us an update on the story. 72 settlements have been targeted by hazbullah. 22 settlements, excuse me, have been targeted 72 times and the border post for the israelies, the milit

is where the general media started to gravitate towards this sort of general assumption that all the irakis were basically of a of a terrorist notion, in fact you find that with just about everything, you go back to whether whether it's evil or whether it's primitiveness, it's always a combination of the two when it comes to brown people being invaded by white people, you can go back to the philippines to see that kind of stuff in the in the early 20th century and right down the line, it's it's the fact that the consistency is such uh is just as baffling and annoying as absurdity of the things that are being put out because i read all the stuff that you did, the claims by pundants that oh that we we don't who really killed all those children in palestine, oh we, it could have just been hamas, they clearly, i mean the human shield argument, well how convenient if you're going to go out there and indiscriminatly kill people, ah obviously hamas is holding all those people up, you haven't done anything, you were forced to do what you did, so we the thing is it's been so long abby with this conv

انقلاب به نگهبانی از جاده ها ادامه داد. the brave young man from kadaj was martured in the war with the irakisن هم بستگی بشود و یه تعداد طرفدار اعلان بی طرفی بعد از اینکه تمام شد در آقایون گفتن که زودتر این ابلاغ بشود من به مسئول روان. با توجه به تحولات اخیر کشور شورای عالی ارتش در ساعت ۱۰. امروز ۲۲ بهمن ۱۳۵۷ به اتفاق آرا تصمیم گرفته شد که برای جلوگیری از حج ومزد و خونریزی بیشتر بی طرففی خود را در مناقشات سیاسی فعلی اعلام و به یگان های نظامی دستور داده شد به پادگان های خود مراجعت نمایند. ارتش ایران همواره پشتیبان ملت شریف و نجیب و وطن پرست ایران بوده و خواهد بود و از خواسته های ملت شریف ایران با تمام. this text was broadcast on the radio at 1 p.m. when it was too late and the damage was done. the army commanders made neutral announcement when the people were only few hours away from their victory. in fact, that announcement was mostly addressed to themselves. otherwise, their neutrality or support made no difference to the fate of the revolution, because there was no longer an army to shed the people's blood. by the evening of that day, all important centers fell into the hands of the people.

airstrikes kill at least 25 people and injured dozens of others in the town of rafa and the former iraki

iraki authorities have accused washington of being a factor of instability in the country. by the us are threats to regional and international peace. iran's drone program. began back in the 1980s, few years after victory of the islamic revolution. focus of the program's been to improve iran's military readiness and defensive approach for stability, security and deterrance. and through the years tehron's managed to produce various types of domestically manufactured uavs with unique features, as mate abacion reports. in the early 2000s, only few countries had the technology to produce on. aerial vehicles for military purposes and used them in combat. some like the us enjoyed a near monopoly on this technology back then. americans boasted about their advanced drones such as the reaper and global hawk that carried a price stack of millions of dollars. however, this monopoly no longer exists as many countries have managed to develop their own drone programs in recent years to a stage that enables them to produce and even export uavs. one of the countries that has made great stri

onslot on the people of gaza, so what could we expect in the coming days, what could we expect from the iraki and syrian governments and also the resistance groups in those countries? well, i certainly hope that the united nations security council takes up um the issue as as russia has requested, it's it's absolutely necessary because we're a slippery slope here, a friend of mine, whose who lives 125 miles north of san francisco is reporting that there are military jets constantly flying overhead all day long um training and in preparation for what we we don't know um meanwhile at at another military air force base just outside of the san francisco area activists are planning to try to uh blockade that on on tuesday morning and uh they're drawing attention to the fact that uh weapons uh from the united states going to israel to continue the slaughter are being shipped out of travis air force base, so um the syrian and iraqi governments of course are completely uh within their rights to be demanding that um that this stop uh the aggression from the united states. i note that it's just eight or

hezbollah, we look at some of the irakis or or others, i want to talk about that side of things and the importance of what is happening on that side of the coin. well, what, what the yemen is are doing is incredibly important, tonight, netanyahu made an important speech, um, he faced today massive demonstrations in tel aviv, many is... want him to give priority to getting the hostages released rather than his mad plans to crush hamas and he acknowledged that there were deep economic problems facing israel. now this is the first time that he has acknowledged these problems, but they are real, and they are caused by the war generally, but most specifically by by the blockade operated by ansar allah, the yemen group, and this has resulted just few days ago in the moodi's credit agency giving israel a downgrade, which may means that the government will have to pay more money on international money markets to to borrow, this is really serious for israel, tens of thousand. of israelis are not able to go to their homes in the north and the south, hundreds of thousands of reserve military reser

iranian militias is not true this is false because what they're actually hitting he says is are aimed at iraki national forces associated with the popular mobilization forces and official government entity. yes, the hasushabi or pmus are part of the the iraqi military under the iraqi military umbrella, so they are actually the americans are hitting iraqi security forces. like i said, what did the americans achieve? you know, they they did not minimize the capabilities or remove the capabilities of the forces that were targeting their bases. um, it was a show of force. you know, it was, it was what the americans do, it's the sledgehammer approach to. everything um almost mirrors what the israelies are doing like their their their goal, their stated objective in gaza is to is to um remove hamas's capabilities and wipe out the the um the pelsine resistance um but in fact that's simply not the case and uh it's exactly the same approach the americans take you a big show of force where you cannot calculate act. objectives reached um and mean that goes for the matter almost all us wars in the region,

ahmadan also expressed gratitude for courageous stance of the iraki government regarding israel's ensought on gaza and its support for palestinians in his one day trip the iranian official also met with iraq. national security advisor casim al-aadi to call for further boosting of constructive dialogue. and president abraham racey has held the restoration of diplomatic ties between iran and sudan after seven-year hiatus. calling a significant step toward unlocking fresh opportunities for both nations. during a meeting with visiting sudanese foreign minister, ray highlighted mutual determination and capacities in various sectors. he. hopes the reopening of embassies will create favorable environment to revive previously missed opportunities. the president added tehran is urge other nations to keep a distance from israel, noting neglecting this has caused significant losses to the islamic community. in another meeting, iran's foreign minister also stressed the reactive reactivation of iran and sudan's diplomatic missions will play a crucial role in boosting bilateral ties, and the sudanese fo

leverage, that's their aim uh... but again they you know hopefully uh the pressure will build on the iraki government uh to uh to force them out uh but uh but we'll see this is going to have to be uh uh you know more i mean more internal pressure within iraq but also within the us the the forces that say that you know why in the world is are us troops stationed all over uh those forces need to uh need to be strengthened and also um of course uh "this is all quite tied to what's going on in in in in gaza, and and there are you know incredible levels of of opposition within the us, within the base of the democratic party uh criticizing what um the us is uh supporting enabling in in gaza. us is not uh concerned about uh isis, dash, these aren't their principal concerns. in some cases they don't, i think that there are times with those forces are not..." don't align with their objectives, but their principal objective is is to dominate uh a region um that has lot of oil and a region that is has lot of geostrategic value. during our visit to lebanese capital beirot, iran's foreign uh minister a

consensus in iraq to and the presence of us led international coalition forces from the country, both the iraki. nation and government made it crystal clear that these military forces are no longer needed. iraqi national security advisor qasim stated that all political factions in the country have agreed on the need to end the presence of us led military coalition proportedly formed to fight terrorist group. today we're witnessing the negotiation with the international coalition forcess and honestly what makes us the iraqi people exasperated is the insistance by the us to keep it. troops on our land to have an intervention in the military scene of iraq and neighboring syria. iraqi prime minister muhammad sudani stated that the western alliance mission will end at the baghdad government's official request. he also said that the government is setting a date for the start of bilateral committee talks, which includes representatives of the military coalition to put arrangements to and the presence of international coalition forces in iraq permanently. we have collected more than 100 signatures and

expedite actions against israelize. and you think that that was the case for for us seeing last week the iraki resistance saying that it will... stop at the moment the operations against us occupation forces in iraq? the americans are very disturbed by these targeted attacks as they portray the united states as vulnerable and susceptible to being targeted. they are also concerned that these attacks could trigger significant reactions gradually escalating the situation. consequently, managing the escalation becomes challenging, potentially shifting it to level they can't easily. the recent strike in jordan or at the jordanian syrian border was particularly embarrassing for the americans, they had to raise the deterrance level to attempt to contain the situation, not with the intention of going into a full-blown war. from the perspective of the iraqi resistance, they are aware of the current conditions where strong discussions are underway about the possibility of reaching a cease fire. there's a sense that pressure is yielding some result in the palestinian issue, and there's also a debate abou

greater leverage, that's their aim, uh, but again, they, hopefully, the pressure will build on the iraki government. uh to uh to force them out uh, but uh, but we'll see, this is going to have to be uh uh, you know, more, i mean, more internal pressure within iraq, but also within the us, the the forces that say that, why in the world is are us troops stationed all over, uh, those forces need to uh, need to be strengthened, and also, um, of course, this is all quite tied to what's going on in in in in gaza, and and there are... incredible levels of of opposition within the us, within the base of the democratic party uh criticizing what um the us is uh supporting enabling in in gaza. not uh concerned about uh isis, dash, these aren't their principal concerns, in some cases they don't, i think that there are times with those forces are not don't align with their objectives, but their principal objective is is to dominate uh a region that has lot of oil and a region that is has lot of geostrategic uh uh uh value, pakistan's. political parties have stepped up efforts to form a coalition gove

the iraki and syriays to the un have also denounced the recent us air strikes on their countries. the two dith balance during security council meeting also called on washington to respect the sovereignty and the territorial integrity of other countries. the successive us administrations have misused their permanent membership of the security council. and interfered thoroughly in the internal affairs of other countries, including my country, syria. they have formed military coalitions outside the umbrella of the united nations, and international relations legitimacy, perpetrating acts of aggression and occupation, exerting pressure and blackmail, collectively punishing and smthering peoples with unilateral cohesive measures and inhuman immoral blackades. such violations impos the law of force or... president, iraq strongly condemns the american attacks which targeted military positions in iraq on the night of the 3rd of february. which led to dozens of deaths and marters amongst personnel and civilians. this is a grave attack to officially rocky security authorities, and this is vi

iraki resistance forces have targeted a us base inside of syria as they continue their operations in support of palestinians in the gaza streb. the islamic resistance in iraq announced that its fighters struck the american base in the al-omar oil field in syria's der alzur province. there was no immediate word on possible casualties or damage. iraqi resistance fighters carried out more than hundred attacks on us military bases and facilities in the region. response to the ongoing american israely genocide in gaza. the islamic resistance in iraq says this attacks are part of a strategy to counter us occupation forces in iraq and syria and washington's support for the televiv regime. tention between hizballah and israeli forces persists along the southern border of lebanon. hisballah says that his forces have targeted more israeli settlements. joined us earlier to give us state on the story: 72 settlements have been targeted by hazbullah uh 22 settlements, excuse me, have been targeted 72 times and the border posts for the israelies, the military post specifically we're talking about 4

discussed regional developments and bilateral ties with iraqi officials in baghdad in a meeting with iraki prime minister muhammad shiah sudani ali akbar ahmadan stressed cementing bilateral relations, both parties emphasize any security issue should be resolved within the framework of comprehensive security agreement between iran and iraq. amian also expressed gratitude for the courageous stance of the iraqi government regarding israel's enslot on gaza and iraq support for palestinian people. in his one day trip, the iranian official also met with the iraqi national security. advisor kassim al-ari to call for further boosting of constructive dialogue. president abraham racey has held restoration of diplomatic ties between iran and sudan after seven years of hiatus calling it a significant step toward unlocking fresh opportunities for both nations. during a meeting with visiting sudanese foreign minister racey highlighted mutual determination and capacities in various sectors on both sides he. reopening of embassies will create favorable environment for reviving previously missed opportuni

elser iraki resistance movie jaba says it will press on with its attacks against us forces in the region until it achieves its goals. anajava said that will continue the attacks until israel ends the war on gaza and the us withdraws its forces from iraq. al najab also warned that any american strike will receive an appropriate response. the warning follows us retaliation threats against resistance groups operating in syria and iraq. washington has blamed the iraqi resistance for a weekend attack that killed three us forces in jordan. on wednesday another iraqi resistance group katibes will have suspended its attacks on american forces, but said anti-israel operations will continue. has said that it respects that decision. yemeny protesters have taken to the streets and several cities including saada, and yet another ralliant support of palestinians in gaza. the protesters waved palestinian flags. enchanted slogans against the us and israel, the demonstrators vow to continue their support for gaz until it emerges victorious in the face of the israeli aggression. they also have pictures of

i mean time the iraki and syrian envoys of united nations have also denounced the recent us rates on their... so two diplomats in a security council meeting call on washington to respect the sovereignty and territorial integrity of other countries. the successive us administrations have missed used their permanent membership of the security council and interfered thorly in the internal affairs of other countries, including my country, syria. they have formed military coalitions outside the umbrella of the united nations. and international relations legitimacy, perpetrating acts of aggression and occupation, exerting pressure and blackmail, collectively punishing and smthering peoples with unilateral cohesive measures and inhuman immoral blackades, such violations impos the law of force over the force of law. president, iraq strongly condemns the american attacks which targeted military positions in iraq on the... the 3rd of february, which led to dozens of deaths and morters amongst personnel and civilians. this is a grave attack to official iraqi security authorities, and this is vi

yes, thank you very much. the iraki parliament have been calling now for number of months for the terminationicans sometimes speak of human rights and the rights of the individual and their agents here in iraq who are those who wishes to continue the american presence in iraq speak about the uh um death penalty and why we should stop the death penalty and release the isis prisoners that they were tried and convicted and that we should forgive them, and we should forgive alqida, and then the americans come and assassinate a resistance fighter with no trial, with no conviction, with nothing, just because they think that this person is in in charge of certain activities that are away from the interest of the united states, and this is completely unacceptable, this idea. of this double standards that the americans are exercising here in iraq is, it's completely unacceptable, and i the we have now a public condemnation of the american action and the way they deal with iraq, disregarding iraqi sovereignty, disregarding the presence of an elected, democratically erected government here in iraq. and

boycotted at the elections as their true representatives. even under the worst of circumstances such as the irakight years, the iranian people never stopped going to the polls. this year emits the hybrid warfare launched against the country, they will cast their votes, a manifestation of true democracy and a precious time for the nation. that might linger on for decades, i would like to tell the new mps to avoid passing new laws and instead trying to find what they want in the existing laws, then organize them and resolve the existing contradictions and give priority to the implementation and supervision of those laws. that's all for today, thank you for watching from the whole team. please do join us again same times next week to see what else is on. you can also follow us on telegram and x, till next time, take care. it seems the israeli occupation will conclude the grand operation in the city of khan unis in southern gaza within days, withdrawing thereafter to the newly established security zone along the border with gaza, just as it did weeks ago in the city of gaza and surroundings to the no

those attacks killed dozens of civilians and irakis. security forces. the us maintains some 2,500 troops in iraq under the pretext of fighting the daesh terrorist group, which has already been defeated in the country. iran's foreign minister has visited the maskers as a part as part of a regional tour. hussein amir abdullah met with president bashar al-assad and other senior syrian officials to discuss the latest developments in the region, including palestine. our correspondent ibrahim w reports from damascus after visit to lebanon, iranian foreign minister hussein amir abdullahyan arrived in damascus where he met president bashar al-assad and discussed bilateral relations. president assad warned that the us supply of weapons to israel threatens to expand the war in gaza. amir abdullahyan said the aggression against gaza is considered the main issue at the regional and international levels, noting that syria is in the frontline of supporting the... fields. president ibrahim raisi has extended an official invitation to president assad to visit iran. we

an iraki military spokesman said the talks would be aimed at setting up a timeline for a phase pullout of coalition forces. general yahya rasul expressed hope that the talks could lead to an outcome soon. senior iraqi officials have said the end of the us that coalition was necessity for the security and stability of iraq. anti-us sentiment is running high in iraq in the face of us support for the israel genocide in gaza and the recent deadly us strikes on iraq. those attacks killed dozens of civilians. and iraqi security forces. the us maintains some 2,500 troops in iraq under the pretext of fighting the daesh terrorist group, which has already been defeated in the country. after the occupation of palestinian lands and creation of the israeli regime, both sides came to realize the power of cinema in getting their messages across. israeli regime used cinema to show the territory it had occupied as heaven on earth in order to entice jews from all over the world to migrate to the occupied territories. on the other hand, although belatedly, palestinians also learn to use the power of medi

the us has imposed a barrage of sanctions a number of iraqi institutions, allegging accusations the irakiofficials say are completely unreal and baseless. here's a report. in attempt to prevent illicit activity from iraq's financial system, the us treasury department announced on monday that it had imposed bearage of sanctions targeting number of iraqi institutions. washington alleges these entities of engaging in money laundering, illegal transactions and supporting anti-us groups. these accusations echo a recurring narrative from the us and its western allies, often employed to... to strengthen their influence in developing countries. america has means it can use in iraq, one of them is the finance, but our government is taking steady steps to prevent any external intervention in the exchange rate. the us treasury on monday identified iraq's al-huda bank as a financial institution of primary money laundering concern, accusing it of serving as a conduit for anti-us financing. simultaneously, the treasury's fin final crimes enforcement network proposed a rule aiming to disconnect the bank

the demands to and us military presence in iraq are not new after washington's assassination of top iraki and iranian anti-terror commanders general qasim sulaymani and abu mahdi muhandis four years ago, iraqi parliament voted to expel foreign forces who can endanger security and stability in iraq and jeopardize civil peace. following the recent attacks on anti-terror forces and the continued violations on the country's sovereignty, the iraqi nation and government. are not determined to end the presence of four military forces to prevent any further escalations that can endanger the stability and security of iraq. muslim salim press tv, baghdad. south korean civil groups this week are demanding an end to massive u.s. south korea war games called a freedom shield, which are scheduled to begin march 4th and run through the 14th. they argue intensification of this year's drills will further. intentions on the korean peninsula, frank smith reports from the south korean capital, soul. the us and south korea wednesday announced they will conduct large-scale joint military drills beginning next