did you check why it is not isis and if isis elements were used as proxies?sidering that isis used to draw a geography for itself , it determined a series of target groups that i want to fight against , russia in this matter. i would like to add one additional point in targeting the geography of isis we now have a few battalions in ukraine alongside the forces that are fighting russia alongside the zelenskyi army and the nato forces , they are called volunteer battalions that came from different parts and were added to ukraine . some of these battalions are a combination of separatists. the former chechnya of russia is a part of the groups affiliated with ashishani, who was the leader of the chechens , and a part of the groups of jabhat al-nusra. it's different that coming back to ukraine , finding faith, and a group of soldiers who betrayed the russian army, being in this group, an anti-russian community, yes, an anti-russian community. this is the attack that took place last week on two of the villages of briyanz, but what is the point is that they did not

again, you go back to isis-k.n their base, it makes it hard for them to conduct these types of attacks. unfortunately, we no longer place that pressure on them so they're free to gain strength. they're free to plan. they're free to coordinate, and to outreach and hit us in our homelands. so you would much rather be playing an away game than a home game. we chose to play a home game. >> martha: and you were, of course, one of the senior leaders who did not want to leave afghanistan entirely. when you look back on that period, do you think outside of the chaotic withdrawal, do you think had we left 2,500 troops there, do you think things would be different? >> i have to believe, martha, that things would be very different. we believe that -- we believed at the time that leaving 2,500 troops along with our nato partners would have left 4,000 or 5,000 troops and we would have been able to continue to work against isis which was the principle reason we were in afghanistan, to prevent attacks on the homeland. i think we

one more point it can make it clear to us that it is not isis, it is isis at all.t benefit can it have in wanting to carry out a terrorist operation in russia, what goals can it pursue considering that isis already has a geography of fear for itself. he used to determine a series of target groups that i want to fight against. russia was not involved in targeting the geography of isis in this matter. i would like to add one additional point . look, we are now in ukraine with the forces that are with zelenskiy's army with russia. they are fighting and we have a few battalions of nato forces they say that the volunteer battalions that came from different parts were added to ukraine . some of these battalions are a combination of former russian chechen separatists. it is a part of the groups related to al-shishani , who was the leader of the chechens, a part of the groups of jabhat al-nusra and al-furqan, who came back to ukraine and found an alliance, and a group of soldiers who betrayed the russian army. anti-russian, yes, the anti -russian group, this is the attack

actually created this isis, what is this isis, this is a group that was financed by them, they wereapons and so on, in order to overthrow the assad regime, that is, you say isis, well, that means you say , generally speaking, full contact with these very western intelligence services, well, since they consider people... smart fish, whose memory is there 2 seconds, then no one is anything doesn’t remember, isis and isis, a terrible word, and accordingly , no one asks any further questions, not that this isis has long been defeated, that there are no official sources, that anyone can declare that he has covered everything, no - now - even all of them have dissolved, they are these units that once fought in the army before, they simply dissolved, dissolved and so on, that is, there is no source that... the task was precisely to get rid of ukraine, of course , it has already been noted here that suicide bombers, these fanatics, yes, this word fanatic, it comes from the greek thanate suicide bomber, right? they are initially, in fact, determined, their motivation is to die, as if in a ho

isis with or without ukrainians.r with the muslim brotherhood and their paramilitary forces under the control of the anglo-saxon intelligence services. their main function is the fight against russia. and this formulation of the question, on in my opinion, it immediately returns us, well, to the reality that, in fact, that’s what... that they also have a terrorist regime, this is a mystery to me, by the way, let me remind you little one, listen, what’s the truth of the service, really that the security service of ukraine is involved in the liquidation of such characters as kiva tsarev tatarsky, can you tell us some details, if so, your question is exactly at the address, we will not officially admit this in any way, but at the same time i am ready to reveal the details to you, yes? and this one the person, by the way, calls himself a genetic masterpiece, by the way, looking at his profile, in general, in general, a genetic masterpiece, this seems to me suitable for a mulyuk, he is not the only such genetic masterpiec

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isis in in west asia, but in practice they were an agency of the us, and president biden when he was vice president 10 years ago and the head of the us army admitted that, they said that all of the funds and arms that isis received in syria and iraq were from the um the allies of the us in that region, so it's always operated to fight..." people that the us is fighting, it never attacked the israelis for example, or they claim to be fighting some holy islamic cause, so i think suspicion should rest very squarely on the us, as it has number of agencies and proxies of course across the region and as we know also in russia, and it's backing this war uh from the ukrainian side as well. thank you, tim, greg simons, welcome to the program out of sweden, now greg, your thoughts, i mean. gram account claim responsibility and out of the blue comes the us saying they feel to a great extent confident that it was uh daish that was behind this uh but the only thing i can think of is uh maybe that was a response to the campaign against the terrorist group the russians carried out with their allies

now let's take a look at the countries that isis k has committed a tax on. mm hm. they've long been conducting a tax into a ron. mm hm. they've been now attacking uh, russia. mm hm. and there was a report out this morning that a group of chinese engineers in pakistan doing work there was attacked. so we have a, a group of as lama g, hot as a previously affiliated with us intelligence whom are attacking not the us that occupied their country for 2 decades or israel, which is committing a genocide against power against fellow muslims in palestine right now. but against the us is 3 principal adversaries, as they identified them. russia, china, any ron? no. or did they say really it's well i think see, this is where i want to ask you. the next question is, i'm thinking through what is there an innocent explanation for how someone who ends up being the leader of a very dangerous terrorist organization can have those relationships where my tax payers were eating were paying for the states that he was eating every day. and that's got us down and he was eating a lot of sta

, an imitation of isis.d out during the holy month for muslims. friday, a holy day for muslims. in addition, this friday also marked the ancient traditional holiday of navruz, which personifies tolerance and harmony, and, by the way, it is especially revered in tajikistan and a number of other facts that isis are usually suicide bombers who shout islamist slogans everywhere, death is coming for this to ascend to heaven, they didn’t ... said, this is an atrocity in crocus city , they don’t, they use slogans as a cover, this is already objectively visible to everyone, and the president said about it, now as for isis, well, let’s wait for the results of the investigation, in principle, in -firstly, there are several circumstances: isis was largely defeated by our army in syria, it lost statehood, lost a single centralized structure, and individual isis units now function quite autonomously. isis , because... because of this, firstly, willingly takes itself responsibility even for what he didn't do. secondly, is

says isis did it. the murderous islamic terror group is back, isis itself claim responsibility and put out a video of the attack as it was taking place. the world now has to deal with the terror group that president trump had suppressed how convenient that we forget that trump drowned iran's territory and reduce isis to the point where they were hardly functioning, now they are back, capable of mounting terror operations outside of the mid east. we are now vulnerable, no one doubts the isis would love to kill americans it only took four gunmen to demolish the moscow and killed 135 people, are there not a few terrorists among the 8 million migrants who have come here and now here in america, you cannot dismiss the threat that her own intelligence services calls flashing red lights everywhere. it was biden who presided over the debacle in afghanistan that allowed isis to regroup and force it was biden who open the border allowing and encouraging millions of people to come here illegally and it's biden wh

and i talked about this isis k thing and, and this guy i'm re lot solid. who was the president the, the b p. that that so the scenario that i heard you say, and the one that i read about in wikipedia of all places is that the guy who started isis k worked for united states officials and us contractors been by graham. and he also apparently served under this vp dude, i'm ruler sala, who speaks perfect english has tied to how many cars i and was basically kind of a washington stools um or a tool that might be overreaching. and it may be unfair for me to say that, but i'll just put that out there and i'll let you castigate me for saying or no, absolutely. um the, the, the ties between the leadership of isis k and the us proxy government that i've got us in the wall street journal has done reporting headline article talking about the number of former ask in government um, uh, troops as a security forces intelligence home after the us withdrawal join to isis k or after the us withdrawal. so these are people who are directly working with the c i a were directly

of the larger isis or the isis we came to know in syria and iraq.is based in central asia, afghanistan where it is most active, engaged in a civil war within the jihadi community with the taliban. has made russia a target for some time, citing russia's own campaign in the soviet union's campaign against -- in the 1980's up to russia's war against isis air campaign in syria. the ground campaign involving mercenaries against isis around syria. russia's own repression and ongoing counterinsurgency against muslim communities, often times muslim extremist communities in the russian north caucasus. there is no share of grievance of isis-k, which does not really need to work very hard to try and find or justify targets most although in recent months, tried to plan attacks in europe, germany. those have been foiled. russia's in isis-k's crosshairs is nothing new or that surprising given what we know about the group. amy: i want to bring into the conversation with joshua yaffa, nina khrushcheva, professor of international affairs at the new school. her book

just yesterday, 147 isis terrorists were arrested in cities where isis elements are active , coveringmost of the provinces. isis elements were arrested in a simultaneous strike operation in 30 provinces. this people related to isis terrorist group and used to collect financial aid for this group. according to the official statistics of the turkish ministry of interior , nearly 1,400 security operations have been conducted in the last 10 months to trap isis elements in the country. according to the same official statistics, in the last 10 months , nearly 3,000 isis members or agents related to the isis terrorist group were identified and arrested in turkey. hamid kameli of ankara radio and television agency. end of this section. a thousand people were killed, including 14 thousand children. now a large part of gaza has turned into a pile of dirt. is hamas wrong? did dawn on october 7, the 15th. it was october that 5,000 rockets were fired from gaza towards the occupied territories. and after that about a thousand people from the hamas forces that tech operations, israel claims these su

now notice how back then they referred to isis k as being from afghanistan. and all the vast majority of its attacks, of all, mainly occurred in afghanistan with some actions in places like a rock in iran, syria, a little bit. i guess it's hard to nail down. i know geography could get a little confusing, but, but those are not countries that are in the cactuses. those countries are just named are not in the caucus, it's, it would seem that what simon the western media are doing is trying to squeeze a square peg into a round holes. some western reporters and even government officials seem to be trying to make it as if there was a clear and relevant connection between isis k and russia. but they're really doesn't seem to be one. i mean, it's just the way it is. i'll tell you this. yesterday, right here on this program, we interviewed analysts march the boat and i didn't know what he said. so i was taking it back by he showed an eye opening perspective on who isis k really is, who they really are tied to as the leader of quote, unquote, isis k was a contractor a

an hour after the incident, a page in cyberspace. which belongs to isis , announced that isis forces have carried out a terrorist attack in moscow. russian media, but this they called the announcement fake and said that the attack was not the work of isis. medvedev, the deputy head of the russian national security council, also said: isis is not responsible for this terrorist incident, and the real perpetrators must pay for their actions. russian sources from the open. one of the perpetrators of the terrorist attack on the crokast shopping center in moscow was reported. following this attack, the president of russia immediately called for a meeting of the national security council. vladimir putin ordered all security services and responsible institutions to take necessary measures regarding this terrorist attack. sergi sebobian described the tragedy of this attack in moscow big. described and announced the closure of all sports, cultural and other activities in moscow until early next week. russia demanded an explanation from the us about the terrorist attack on the krokas concert ha

isis is cheating on president obama. he is the founder of isis. he is the founder of isis.will say that it would be dishonest for a co-founder. "trump's ex-aide, us army colonel douglas mcgregor wrote: the perpetrators of the terrorist attack in russia fled from russia to ukraine near belgorod and were directly connected with muslim elements fighting on the side of ukraine. who they are, isis or something else, i have no idea, but there is some suspicion that mi6 and the cia were involved here. well, listen, well, absolutely all the work." obviously, these are the british american intelligence services, who will then say that the gur has gone crazy and does not follow their orders, because they were strongly against na... but i am sure that after the elections with such a stunning result, any proposed and implemented measures will be perceived clearly and correctly by our people. margaritna, how was it? now i’ll express a version, i’ll say in advance that this version is not some kind of insight that i know, it’s just a comparison of facts and a logically following conclusi

they write that isis is a zionist. has isis ever attacked israel? zionist forces.s, which has the ability to attack russia, has so far failed to do so they didn't shoot at israel because the goal of this terrorist group is to fight against the enemies of zionism. some people are of the same opinion that america and the zionist regime use the same tactic whenever they want someone to have nothing to do with their terrorist attacks. isis. war. it was not sanctioned. there was no assassination. the same formula as usual this time in russia. specialists of a daneshbovanian company succeeded in localizing weather measurement equipment. this equipment can be used in sensitive centers such as airports and military centers to measure various data such as wind speed and direction. it is possible to measure the weather with iranian equipment in the climate of iran according to the needs of the country most of the facilities related to ventilation and technological products that have been localized after seven years of research work. the products that we are producing now are

and i talked about this, isis casing and, and this guy i'm re lot solid. who was the president the, the b p. that that so the scenario that i heard you say, and the one that i read about in wikipedia of all places is that the guy who started isis k worked for united states officials and us contractors been by graham. and he also apparently served under this vp dude, i'm realized, sala, who speaks perfect english, has tied to how many cars i and was basically kind of a washington stools um or tools that might be overreaching. and it may be unfair for me to say that, but i'll just put that out there and i'll let you castigate me for saying or no, absolutely. um the, the, the ties between the leadership of isis k and the us proxy government that i've got us in the wall street journal has done reporting headline article talking about the number of former ask in government um, uh, troops as a security forces intelligence home after the us withdrawal join to isis k or after the us withdrawal. so these are people who are directly working with the c i a were direc

on the other hand, on the other hand, isis, or rather, a news agency associated with isis, has alreadyr to moscow, michael mcfaul, who has close ties to the white house in washington, has already said that isis responsibility must remain a working theory until proven otherwise. well, finally, a representative of the white house announced that they had information about the planned attack. i want to ask you, elena vladimirovna, leading specialist at vystok, what do you think about this version, that this is the responsibility of isis. the terrorists' style is indeed similar to the operations that such groups have recently carried out, like the banned islamic state and al-qaeda, also banned, but we know very well that other forces may well be behind these organizations, i constantly communicate with specialists in the middle east who are fighting... with these kinds of groups and i know very well , that among specialists there is a clear understanding that these scumbags, they cannot be called in any other way, may well be used by other forces, whether these forces represent any countrie

or isis k as some sources say it really points to think it back at the us. uh which had has admitted that it had uh, if not advanced knowledge, it was warning um us citizens in russia not to go to large gatherings in the moscow area, some two weeks before this happened, so lot of suspicion should land on washington, i suggest, because they showed some degree of advanced knowledge, and then after that, if it indeed is one of the isis cells that carried that out, we know that in the past the only operative uh capacity of isis has been to assist us operations, although they claim to be fighting isis in in west asia, but in practice they were an agency of the us, and president biden when he was vice president 10 years ago and the head of the us army admitted that, they said that all of the funds and arms that isis received in syria and iraq were from the um the allies of the us in that region, so it's always operated to fight the people that the us is fighting, it never attacked the... for example or they claim to be fighting some holy islamic cause, so i think suspicion should rest very

, this terrorist attack is isis or an attempt to pass itself off as isis.ut uh, any jihadist organizations when they carry out a terrorist attack, they go as suicide bombers. searches for martyrs, fight to the last and maximum casualties, they never even consider escape routes anywhere. this is where you started the program, what you came for, four bastards, worked for 15 minutes, threw everything away, started talking, started leaving, in theory, if isis had worked, they would have taken hostages, killed until the end and in the end blew themselves up , because isis. the main task of a suicide bomber is to die and go to the so-called heaven, this is the main basis of their recruitment, the basis of the philosophy of theology of extremism, that is, they are ideological, not for money, but here when, excuse me, but fees are provided in cases of terrorist attacks and gilova, fees in the next world, guri there and so on, in the next world in this, that's what, when here's a big thank you to those fighters who detained? but in syria and iraq egil is no longer t

, this and that this is isis - it’s not like it was there in some limited space. anywhere in the world, this is really such a big umbrella, but on the other hand , there are valuable recognitions from the one who actually created these organizations, we have always said that the united states of america, don’t believe me, well, let’s listen to hillary clinton, her speech ... islam to defeat the ussr. and it worked. the ussr retreated, lost billions of dollars, and this led to its collapse. so, yeah, that's a good argument, it was a good investment. but let's be careful what we sow, because the harvest is coming. we left pakistan, we said: deal with the stingers yourself, which we have scattered throughout your country, with mines along the border. it’s just that everything that we are discussing now on the program, i used almost these words today to a bbc radio correspondent who said, but isis has already been recognized, i say, do you agree with this, he says, yes, i say, well then i will quote that the bbc believes that the united states stood behind isis and ar

assist us operations, although they claim to be fighting isis in in west asia, but in practice they were an agency of the us, and president biden when he was vice president 10 years ago and the head of the us army admitted that, they said that all of the funds and arms that isis received in syria and iraq. were from the um the allies of the us in that region, so it's always operated to fight the people that the us is fighting, it never attacked the israelis for example, or they claim to be fighting some holy uh islamic cause, so i think suspicion should rest very squarely on the us, as it has number of agencies and proxies um of course across the region, and as we know also in russia, and it's backing this war uh from the ukrainian side as well. thank you. tim, greg simons, welcome to the program out of uh sweden, now uh, greg, your thoughts, i mean, uh, daish on his telegram account, claim responsibility, and out of the blue comes the us saying they feel to a great extent confident that it was uh daish that was behind this uh, but the only thing i can think of is uh, maybe that was

russia of course, was instrumental in ending isis and fighting isis particularly in syria, where its engaged in a very ferocious air campaign against isis positions. and there are consistently in russia arrests of suspected isis members attacks that are thwarted. and things like that attributed, attributed to isis and so this is the latest and the most serious isis attack in russia. if india is then that we've seen for some time, yeah, at least you you're the one who told us that information, at least 60 now believed to be dead but 100 plus wounded. >> so >> there was a warning put out by a us officials about a possible attack and seen as an everyone of us intelligence agencies warn russia that isis was determined to attack inside their country. what do we know about the intelligence that led to this? 20? >> well, it's partly what i was just saying, which is that there is a lot of isis activity, inside of russia. and what us intelligence officials are telling cnn now is that they've been consistently sort of warning russia since november really, and identifying threats that isis was

they will focus on isis. in my opinion, isis has no conceptual meaning at all. isis means america, england, france, germany, and that is what they have from the flow of terrorism in the world in recent years and decades. you see, in a place like gaza, when terrorist operations are carried out, the zionist regime has the control, but they are the main supporters. in other places , the proxy actors are salafist takwiri and wahhabi takwiri groups, which i specifically named isis after. they usually call it bold, but you have something, anyway, this terrorist operation it will cause a challenge between russia and the west, a challenge between russia and america and england. in different scenes, in the regional and international scene , well, you know, we had the so-called presidential election in russia 6 days ago . again, the ruling team in russia for the next 6 years will keep the affairs under their control. this is definitely pleasing to the parties. it wasn't western or american and they didn't mind eating this sweet with this terrorist incident which will defi

they write that isis is a zionist. so far, isis has come to israel. they have the ability to attack russia , so far they have thrown a shoe to israel they did not because the purpose of this terrorist group is to fight against the enemies of zionism. some people are of the same opinion that america and the zionist regime use the same tactic whenever they want someone to have nothing to do with their terrorist attacks, isis, there was no war, there was no sanctions, the assassination is the same formula. as usual, this time in russia, fatemeh sharifi of sada and sima news agency , let's go to the second case of the world. today, the new crime of the zionist regime in gaza. the zionists attacked the al-quit square in the south of gaza and killed the palestinians who were waiting to receive humanitarian aid. the exact statistics of martyrs and wounded in this unannounced terrorist attack. this crime happened at the same time as the secretary general of the united nations was present at the rafah crossing on the egyptian border. during this visit, mr. gut

they write that isis is a zionist. so far, isis has come to israel to attack the zionist forces of daesh, who have the ability to attack russia , have not thrown a single shoe towards israel, because the goal of this terrorist group is to fight against the enemies of zionism. some are of the same opinion that america and the zionist regime use the same tactic whenever they want someone to have nothing to do with their terrorist attacks, isis , no war, no sanctions, no assassination, the same formula this time. in russia, fatemeh sharifi of sed and sima news agency , the president's order on the serious efforts of all agencies to provide better services for nowruz travelers. mr. raisi in the meeting of the central headquarters of service coordination safar said that the devices of the travel service headquarters continuously monitor the pillars of travel. have. in this meeting , officials and representatives of member institutions and some governors presented a video report on the latest status of nowruz trips. the cent

i a were directly working with the us government and isis k. i mean, their principal opponents, the ones they've been fighting for years is the title of bond, but they've expanded beyond that. now let's take a look at the countries that isis k has committed attacks on. mm hm. they've long been conducting attacks into a ron. mm hm. they've been now attacking uh, russia. mm hm. and there was a report out this morning that a group of chinese engineers in pakistan doing work there was attacked. so we have a, a group of as lama g, hot as a previously affiliated with us intelligence home are attacking not the us that occupied their country for 2 decades or israel, which is committing a genocide against power against fellow muslims in palestine right now. but against the us is 3 principal adversaries, as they identified them. russia, china, any ron? no. or did they say really it's well, i think see, this is where i wanted to ask you. the next question, as i'm thinking through what is there an innocent explanation for how someone who ends up being the

we created isis. well, why would washington do such a thing? and the name of the us occupation is continued extraction of syria's resources. there was no doubt the us is the great or vices, but for those who deliberately close their eyes to the truth. the statement of robert f kennedy, the nephew of john f kennedy thing we created, isis reaffirms the fact that the american regime is the godfather of dias, isis. the us claims that it is present in syria to fight dice. that itself had a major role in creating is just an excuse to continuing its occupation and look serious national wealth, including its energy resources and wheat. at the same time, the us is trying to convince the world that isis was the only party behind the recent attack in moscow and the flex, any possibility of ukrainian involvement, flattering who in his already trying to link this to you. grain and say that you printer's responsible and so you guys have any evidence to back that up? no, there is no whatsoever any evidence. and in fact, what we know to be the case is that ice

threat inside russia russia of course, was instrumental in ending isis and fighting isis, particularlygaged in a very ferocious air campaign in against isis positions and there are consistently in russia arrests of suspected isis members attacks that are thwarted and things like that attributed, attributed to isis. and so this is the latest and the most serious isis attack in russia if it is, then that we've seen for some time, at least you you're the one who told us that information, at least 60 now, believed to be dead hundred plus wounded. >> so there was >> a warning put out by us officials about a possible attack and seen as an everyone of us intelligence agencies warn russia that isis was determined to attack inside their country. what do we know about the intelligence that led to this warning? >> well, it's partly what i was just saying, which is that there is a lot of isis activity inside of russia. and what us intelligence officials are telling cnn now is that they've been consistently sort of warning russia since november really, and identifying threats that isis was planning

they don't mention isis, suddenly isis, which we haven't heard of, has been accused of this for years usa they announced this immediately. it is amazing. you already know it's isis, but you can't tell us who blew up nord stream 2? uk mp george gyalloway is, of course, such a specific character, but here's what he says: when the us, uk and others quickly tried to convince me that it was isis who committed this massacre in moscow. i automatically knew they were lying. and this is what i discovered. first of all, i discovered that no one, no one, explained the unannounced visit of the president. weeks and months, i explore further and i discover that white house press secretary has some unpleasant surprises coming , john kirby announced that american citizens have been warned to stay away from crowds. the capital of the largest country on earth, here i have four pieces of evidence that make me believe that the united states is a nato ally. as the state of ukraine, what is left of the state of ukraine, in fact, those responsible for this mass murder, every time i look, i have the feeling

they write that isis is a zionist. has isis ever attacked israel? zionist forces of daesh, who have the ability to attack russia, have so far lost a shoe they didn't shoot at israel because the goal of this terrorist group is to fight against the enemies of zionism. some people are of the opinion that america and the zionist regime can do anything to their terrorist attacks whenever they want. regardless, they are using the same tactic, isis , there was no war, there was no sanctions, the assassination is the same formula this time in russia, fatemeh sharifi of sed and sima news agency , let's go to the second case of the world today, the new crime of the zionist regime in gaza, the zionists in the attack on al-quit square in the south of gaza palestinians who were waiting to receive humanitarian aid. they were dragged to the ground. there are still no accurate statistics of martyrs and wounded this terrorist attack has not been announced. this crime happened at the same time as the secretary general of the united nations was present at the rafah cr

he is also co-author of "isis: inside the army of terror." michael, what do we know about isis-k?s branch of isis that's claimed responsibility. michael: so isis-k is established in afghanistan, and they arranged against a host of other jihadi actors, including the taliban al qaeda, and they've been angling to hit russia for quite a while. if you look at their communiques and their propaganda, they reviled vladimir putin, one of the reasons being that russia maintains a partnership with the taliban, their sworn enemy. the united states has fairly good intelligence on their capability and their motivation because we occupy afghanistan for more than 20 years, and clearly our departure has has not really interfered with the ability to collect signals intelligence, which is what i believe the united states passed along to moscow a little less than a month ago. on march 7, you will recall the u. s embassy put out a notice advising people to stay away from public events for the next and that indeed according to 48 hours. reporting was tied to a credible isis threat planned by russia. jo

they write that isis is a zionist. has isis ever attacked israel?nist forces of daesh, who have the ability to attack russia, have not thrown a single shoe at israel. because the purpose of this terrorist group is to fight against the enemies. some people are of the same opinion that whenever they want someone to have nothing to do with their terrorist attacks, america and the zionist regime use the same tactic: isis was not fought , there was no sanction, assassination is the same formula as usual this time in russia. students take this class at london college they did they coordinate the details of their movements in support of palestine. these students are preparing for the week of opposition to israeli racism. by occupying this class, we want to create a zone of racism. we want to tell students and university staff here about the palestinian struggle. let's inform for freedom and in this way we will put the university under pressure to end the collaboration with the genocide . accuses of complicity with the zionist occupation. these universities

well, everything is clear to the americans, yes, it’s like isis, but they themselves created isis onhand. currently we can say that all the masks are all approximately clear, who organized it, practically overthrown, in modern conditions , who generally carried out, who was assigned, to destroy the terrorist act on the territory of the united states of america. in america , this powerful campaign immediately began, in which, by the way, linzey graham was involved , who said that all of america is on the eve of a new wave of terrorist attacks that could even eclipse the events of september 11 , 2001, and this is how they say, in a wave, suddenly the administration said: “well, yes, this is isis,” but a reaction immediately followed. republicans, well, here we are 3 years ago, we have been telling you for 3 years already, today you are saturating the united states of america with this terrorism. yesterday, speaking on abc , the famous senator mark rubeo , a trump supporter, directly stated: “well, you see what your immigration policy will come to, you want to turn all of america into a

, we know what isis and the islamic state are, who created the islamic state and isis. was it, so that’s all, when blinken talks there, he’s talking about his own people, he’s pointing the finger at his clients, roughly speaking, american ones, that’s why the matter didn’t work out, by whose hands, that’s another matter, it’s not so much a franchise as it’s clear that this is a tool in your hands, it’s a tool, no, well, it’s very inconvenient, because the sign, listen, the task now is to take them away from the main clients. i’ll keep crossing myself on the tree and so on , but, but i repeat, well, how can i understand this, how else can i understand this, we must be prepared and we will be ready, absolutely, let’s turn to specific facts: the terrorist attack occurs on the evening of march 22 , that on the eve of march 19, ramstein contact group meets in germany on providing assistance to ukraine, at which everything they say there are no funds. side. let's listen. according to leaked documents, the president of ukraine is trying to recruit isis fighters for the ukraini

to assist us operations, although they claimed to be fighting isis in in west asia, but in practice they were an agency of the us, and president biden when he was vice president 10 years ago and the head of the us army admitted that they said that all of the funds and arms that isis received in syria and iraq were from the um the allies of the us in that region, so it's always operated to fight the people that the us is fighting, it never attacked the israelis for example, or they claim to be fighting some holy uh islamic cause, so i think suspicion should rest very squarely on the us, as it has number of agencies and proxies um of course across the region and as we know also in russia and backing this war uh from the ukrainian side as well. thank you, tim. greg simons, welcome to the program out of uh sweden now uh greg, your thoughts, i mean daish on his telegram account claim responsibility, and out of the blue comes the us saying they feel to a great extent confident that it was uh daish that was behind this uh, but the only thing i can think of is uh maybe that was a response t

we created isis. well, why would washington do such a thing in the name of the us occupation is continued extraction of syria's resources. there was no doubt the us is the great or vices, but for those who deliberately close their eyes to the truth. the statement of robert f kennedy, the nephew of john f kennedy thing we created, isis reaffirms the fact that the american regime is the godfather of dias, isis. the us claims that it is present in syria to fight dice. that itself had a major role in creating is just an excuse to continue it's occupation and look serious national wealth, including its energy resources and wheat. at the same time, the us is trying to convince the world that isis was the only party behind the recent attack in moscow and the flex, any possibility of ukrainian involvement, flattering who is already trying to link this to you. grain and say that the printer's responsible just so you guys have any evidence to back that up? no, there is no whatsoever any evidence. and in fact, w

we created isis. well, why would washington do such a thing? and the name of the us occupation is continued extraction of syria's resources. there was no doubt the us is the great or vices, but for those who deliberately close their eyes to the truth. the statement of robert f kennedy, the nephew of john f kennedy saying we created isis, reaffirms the fact that the american regime is the godfather of dice, isis. the us claims that it is present in syria to fight dice. that itself had a major role in creating is just an excuse to continuing its occupation and look serious national wealth, including its energy resources and wheat. at the same time, the us is trying to convince the world that isis was the only party behind the recent attack in moscow and the flex, any possibility of ukrainian involvement lateral. who in his already trying to link this to you grain and say that the printer's responsible does the us have any evidence to back that up? no, there is no whatsoever any evidence. and in fact, what we know to be the case is that ice k is a

they write that isis is a zionist. isis has ever attacked israel. the zionist forces of daesh, who have the ability to attack russia, have so far turned their backs on israel. because the purpose of this terrorist group is to fight against the enemies of zionism. some have their opinion this is when america and the zionist regime use the same tactic whenever they want someone to have nothing to do with their terrorist attacks. isis did not fight , did not sanction, did not terrorize. the same usual formula this time in russia. fatemeh sharifi, sed and sima news agency. the head of the thinkers have seen the landing, the steadfast ones of unity for our faith, you are the message of the imam of azad independence, the role of our lives, the martyrs wrapped in the corner of the mind , the cry of our enduring body, this is the islamic republic. in the name of allah, the most merciful , the most merciful, o allah, peace be upon muhammad and the family of muhammad, and hasten their fate, ladies and gentlemen, viewers , dear compatriots, good morning. no to

related to the isis terrorist group have been killed.y were identified and arrested in turkey. hamid kameli, sed and cima news agency. ankara. the syrian presidential body has announced that bashar al-assad, the president of this country , has received an official invitation to participate in the 33rd meeting of the heads of the arab league. the ambassador of bahrain in damascus delivered the invitation of the king of his country to bashar al-assad. the 33rd meeting of heads of state is going to take place arabic will be held on may 27 in manama. the president of syria participated in the meeting of the arab league leaders in jeddah, saudi arabia, for the first time after 11 years of breaking off relations between the arab countries and damascus last year . about the re-invitation of the syrian president to participate in the summit. mr. mansour's answer was before the lebanese parliament and we asked him about the change in the policy of some arab countries regarding syria . let's say the country the host should invite all arab league m

scores of people injured and we have a claim of responsibility coming from isis on an isis linked account on the social media group app telegram. no evidence to back that up. and there have been developments russian authorities claiming that they have captured at least 11 suspects linked to this attack. back to you guys. >> i've been has vladimir putin said anything about this? if so, what >> no, we have not heard anything from him and recall he was just declared himself the winner of an election for another term of president. just days ago, but no, he has not addressed the haitian now of more than 14 hours after the deadliest terror attack in recent history in russia. instead, what we're starting to hear is the russian security services trying to connect the people behind this to ukraine saying they kick picked up for suspects that we're on a highway on the way to ukraine and claiming that they were trying to cross the border into ukraine. now, last night, the ukrainian foreign ministry categorically denied any links whatsoever to this attack. in fact, it said that they don't need to car

how big of a problem is isis there?t a doubt, the biggest expansion of isis and even some al-qaeda activity that we see on the globe. in the sahel, in cups like mali -- countries like mali, there's been an expansion of jihadist extremist groups including ones associated with isis. for the moment what we don't see is a lot of external plot, again, like what we've seen out of coreson in afghanistan against european, potentially u.s., iranian and even russian targets. most of that is largely, or most of that a violent is largely in the sahel -- violence is largely in the sahel. but it has the potential as isis in the sahel expands to become external in its threat. paul: so i guess the question is, how concerned should americans be that we could see another attack on the homeland? we haven't had one here for a long time. >> i think the likelihood of an attack on the homeland from these groups is pretty limited right now except as what we saw in orlando with the omar mateen pulse nightclub attack, an inspired one. i think wh

us officials were also quick to announce that isis was solely responsible for the attack siding the isis and claimed responsibility. the claim of responsibility was a statement published by a isis affiliated news agency, a mark on telegram soon after the incident. now didn't provide any proof for any reason or any details, as they usually do after an attack like this. more often than not a lot of these terrace organizations stump their chess. we did it, here's how here's why. there was none of them. just curious that, yeah it's, it's a very definitive us response from a statement that did not seem all that definitive. and one would expect in a situation like that we is journal, is most journalist. most people who investigate these things would normally at least analyze it. question it wonder if it really does come from there, but it was not of it. of course, by now, the western media led by the new york times, has already cement cemented this thing as the definitive narrative. if they, i've been reading the times just today and they have all kinds of stories today, confirming that us int

some us sources pointing to isis k? ., , ., . ,, ., isis k?on province _ isis k? yeah, the islamic state koreson province in _ koreson province in afghanistan, but also with probably some logistical support from local militants. there's a number ofjihads from the caucuses who used to be an isis caucus branch which was quite robust. there are a large number of radicalised central asian extremists in russia living there. there's some information that some of these individuals may have been in turkey and so, look, this is a global network. the group has suffered significant losses over the past several years. very much still a threat. yeah, i wanted to _ very much still a threat. yeah, i wanted to ask _ very much still a threat. yeah, i wanted to ask you _ very much still a threat. yeah, i wanted to ask you about - very much still a threat. yeah, i wanted to ask you about that| i wanted to ask you about that because a lot of the world's attention obviously has been on the situation in gaza, the conflict in ukraine, is it possible potentially that

let's talk about isis, then, briefly. - the attack. let's talk about isis, then, briefly. briefly. it's claimed responsibility. as you mentioned, we're getting some confirmation — at least from white house and us officials —— what is the relationship like between russia and the islamic state? why might russia potentially been in its cross hairs? ~ �* , ., hairs? well, there'd been a number of— hairs? well, there'd been a number of attacks - hairs? well, there'd been a number of attacks in - hairs? well, there'd been aj number of attacks in russia hairs? well, there'd been a i number of attacks in russia in recent years, that had been linked to radical islamist groups like isis. in 2015, there was a plane that was shot down — not shot down, that was brought brought down, blown up, over the sinai desert in egypt, with 227 people on board, most of them russians, and islamic state group claimed responsibility for that. in 2017, there was an explosion on the st petersburg metro. 15 people were killed in that. that was also linked to radical islamists. now, this particular branc

has isis ever attacked israel? the zionist isis forces, which have the ability to attack russia, have so far they did not throw shoes at israel because the purpose of this terrorist group is to fight against the enemies of zionism. some people are of the same opinion that america and the zionist regime use the same tactic whenever they want someone to have nothing to do with their terrorist attacks. isis. war, failed, sanctions, failed, terror. same formula as usual, this time in russia. fatemeh sharifi, sed and sima news agency. the president's order on the serious efforts of all agencies to provide better services for nowruz passengers mr. raisi said in the meeting of the travel service coordination headquarters that the travel services headquarters should continuously monitor the travel elements. in this meeting of officials and representatives. the member organizations and some governors presented a video report of the latest status of nowruz trips. the central headquarters of travel services has 27 members of

k doesn't really have an act to grind. with with russia, um, as to think maybe with isis, i mean isis case seems to be affiliated with no group, it it hates everyone equally, including isis and al-qaeda and everyone else, but um, i find it very strange that the that the atlantic world security operators and the media cartel are so quick to discount and make jokes about the r claim, bearing in mind how seriously, how seriously they took far more absurd claims about about 9/11 perpetrators having made their way to afghanistan long before 9/11 by passing through iran. so if that was important, this strikes me is being even more important, so i i fully disregard what they have to say, and i condemn uh... president and fraud, do you share the same suspicions that i mean that they don't really have a big enough dog in this fight to carry out this kind of uh uh concerted uh? attack a terrorist attack daish jarasan which you lingers around afghanistan and parts of pakistan like to uh barry's point would have this kind of axe to grind with moscow. at byy is 100% correct uh isis carason is simp