supplied to ukraine, turkey. empire controlled all of the listed territories, accordingly, in fact, today what connects turkey in terms of neo-ottomanism, as politics and ukraine, is only the odessa region, nothing more, in this regard, in terms of ideological values, turkey, of course, i am very dissatisfied with these processes, tell me, yes, vladimirevich, how do you assess russian-turkish relations now? we know that a possible visit of vladimir putin to turkey is being discussed, what are your expectations from this trip, if it takes place? we have developed relations between russia and turkey very seriously all these years, we have achieved the implementation of major projects, such as turkish stream, blue stream, we are building a nuclear power plant, there is talk about building a second nuclear power plant in turkey, we are quite seriously connected economic ties, we have our s-400s located in turkey, despite... we have very good relations between the leaders, very serious relations, but at the same time

welcome to turkey., this has to be the best possible way to arrive in istanbul — down the mighty bosphorus. it's this body of water that separates the city, but also separates continents. and look at that, that silhouette with the domes, the minaretsjust popping up above the horizon. that is dolmabahce palace. that's where the founder of the republic, mustafa kemal ataturk, set about the business of transforming turkey. and from the past to the present, this is taksim district, the heart of modern istanbul. getting an ice cream in turkey seems like a bit of an extreme sport. i mean, it's very... it's for you. she laughs one vanilla, chocolate, strawberry, pistachio. tram bell dings these european—style heritage trams have their roots back in 1871, when they were horse—powered and later became electric. i love a tram. that's notjust because i'm from melbourne. something quite nice about the pace of it and, also, going right through the middle of the city. everyone�*s scarpering out of the way. it's a rea

what exactly is turkey 's policy towards israel? the one hand , for example, we see erdogan coming and saying the harshest words about israel . ammunition is also given. yes, regarding the relations between turkey and the zionist regime, i would like to ask a little to go arab turkey was the first country with a muslim population to recognize the zionist regime. i think yesterday was its anniversary. it has been 75 years since it became the first country and the first country in the world to recognize the zionist regime quickly , so that it can benefit from its benefits. the issue of the zionist lobby is to use the zionist regime in the west and europe in america, as well as political and military security relations. because there was a great need for this issue in that period, and in the current situation , there is a need for this. these relations existed for the past 70 years and seven decades during mr. erdoğan's period. they are islamists , they come to work with islamic slogans, and during the past two decades, in the field of

in turkey, _ free and fair? it's hard to say that. in turkey, i— free and fair?y that. in turkey, i mean, we i that. in turkey, i mean, we can't really talk about the independence of the electoral authority. the media access of the opposition is very limited. the state is using all its resources to back up its candidates, whereas those resources are not available to the opposition parties. many politicians and journalists in jail, which makes things a little difficult for the parties other than the government to run. but there is still a vibrancy when you go to any town in turkey. i was just in izmir, ankara, istanbul. big political engagement with the parties. traditionally turkey has a high voter turnout. traditionally turkey has a high voterturnout. but traditionally turkey has a high voter turnout. but analysts are worrying about platt going down this election. —— about that going down. this election. -- about that going down-— this election. -- about that auoin down. . ~' , going down. 0k, thank you very much for being _ going down. 0k, thank you very much f

this city in south central turkey is off the well—worn turkey tourist trail.impressions — really shouldn't be. in the middle ages, this city was an important stronghold, and it changed hands between a variety of different dynasties before eventually being absorbed into the ottoman empire in the early 16th century. gaziantep was 23 miles from the epicentre of the horrendous earthquake that devastated parts of turkey and nearby syria in february, and it was affected. and you can see here this watchtower that was built during the roman era has partially collapsed and it's already under restoration. luckily, though, this place survived. it's one of the oldest known ottoman coffeehouses dating back to 1635, unbelievably. and i'm told these days it's the place to come and soak up some local atmosphere and try some of the best coffee in town. the owner mehmet is going to show me how they prepare their prized coffees. merhaba. she laughs. the coffee is first boiled in a turkish coffee pot called a cezve. ah, 0k. and then it gets a little hat. oh, thank you. that's ama

welcome to turkey. now this has to be the best possible way to arrive in istanbul — down the mighty bosphorus. it's this body of water that separates the city but also separates continents. and look at that, that silhouette with the domes, the minarets just popping up above the horizon. that is dolmabahce palace. that's where the founder of the republic, mustafa kemal ataturk, set about the business of transforming turkey. and from the past to the present, this is taksim district, the heart of modern istanbul. getting an ice cream in turkey seems like a bit of an extreme sport. i mean, it's very... it's for you. she laughs one vanilla, chocolate, strawberry, i pistachio. tram bell dings these european style heritage trams have their roots back in 1871, when they were horse powered and later became electric. i love a tram. that's notjust because i'm from melbourne. something quite nice about the pace of it and also, going right through the middle of the city. everyone's scarpering out of the way. it's a

however in turkey local election is very important because and it is very known in turkey there is a co whoever wins istanbul wins the presidential election afterwards, so this is what we are looking upon now, so now we have the mayor of istanbul academy mamolu is who is running for the chp opposition political party, republican peoples party, and we have his number one opponent, of course murat kurum who is running for the justice and development party, of course other candidates are also running for the mayor of... istanbul 49 candidates, we have 22 of them are from political parties and 27 are independent candidates, however i think that the last call will be between murat kuram and akrim imamo. now let me just mention why istanbul is that important, because istanbul has 5% of turkey's population, 16 million residences in istanbul, the budget of istanbul municipality is more than 7 billion dollars, which is more than what some ministries in turkey takes and as i mentioned, it has happened before, whoever wins the mayorship of istanbul, wins the presidential or becomes the main pow

that's very magnanimous _ democracy we have in turkey.acy we have in turkey. that's very magnanimous of you, _ democracy we have in turkey. that's very magnanimous of you, but - democracy we have in turkey. that's very magnanimous of you, but if- democracy we have in turkey. that's very magnanimous of you, but if we | very magnanimous of you, but if we can focus on your party, the ak party, what do you put your party's poor showing down to? we party, what do you put your party's poor showing down to?— party, what do you put your party's poor showing down to? we do respect the decisions — poor showing down to? we do respect the decisions of _ poor showing down to? we do respect the decisions of people. _ poor showing down to? we do respect the decisions of people. we _ poor showing down to? we do respect the decisions of people. we believe i the decisions of people. we believe we receive their message, we will have our inside discussions in our own political party, and we just need to work harder to reach more people. and what does this re

people of turkey from 8 am tomorrow , sunday, march 31, corresponding to 12. in april , they will go to the polls to elect mayors, city council members, and local councilors. hamid kameli , sed and cima news agency. ankara. now to further investigate the political situation in turkey on the eve of the local elections hosted by mr. ali heydari, journalist and expert we are turkish issues. mr. heydari well, the election is going to be held tomorrow. justice and development party. and erdogan, what do they think they will have in front of them? they lost in the main cities last time, tomorrow they can take their revenge on the people's republic party , in the name of allah, the most merciful , the most merciful. it was held in 2019, mr. erdogan tried his best to get at least istanbul. and the prime minister at the time put mr. binalidirim in front of mr. akram imamoglu so that he could use his power. he used his ability and won the mayorship, but he could not and failed . regarding the municipal elections, we must say that the municipal elections are very importa

the health system in the besseeg territory is on the verge of collapse. also the headlines voters in turkey are casting their ballots nationwide municipal elections, where the ruling ak party is determined to reclaim control of the major cities, istanbul and anchor from the opposition. well welcome to our studios, the capital tehran, this is press tv news, thanks for joining us. nearly six months into israel's genocidal war in gaza, the regime attacks on all areas of the besieg territory, including hospitals and displaced people inside continue. according to palestinian officials, the regime forces have killed over 400 civilians in the area of alshufa hospital since its siege began three weeks ago. the regime has also destroyed over 1,0 nearby homes as 107 palestinians are still trapped at the hospital. meanwile malnutrition has claimed the lives of a child and young man in kamalatwan hospital. first strikes on aid seekers near gaza city have killed at least 17 palestinians while injuring 25 others. at least 11 palestinians were killed. built in the israel made a banisohela neighborhood in

, well, what can you do, it is from turkey, but in fact turkey is a member of nato, it is part of it.western world, she should have behaved completely differently, but she doesn't, and this is also a very important moment in this whole story. regarding the talks between the presidents of turkey and of ukraine, then you saw that they completely differed from the point of view of how everything should happen. president erdogan believes that ukraine and russia should talk to each other in istanbul or anker, while president zelensky follows this scenario: the peace formula, the states turn to russia. then russia is invited or not invited to the peace summit, the next one, and there they will talk with someone who will be ready to talk constructively, as far as i understand, this is not president putin, and this is a world that does not exist, it may exist in the imagination of vladimir zelenskyi, that such a world should be, it is a world of justice, but we do not live in a world of justice, we live in a world of war, injustice, aggression and... a much less comfortable world than in the

it is somehow, well, what can you do, it is from turkey, but in fact turkey is a member of nato, itf the western world, it should have behaved completely differently, but it does not behave, and this also a very important moment in this whole story, regarding the talks between the presidents of turkey and ukraine, you see. that they completely differed from the point of view of how everything should happen, the president believes that ukraine and russia should talk to each other in istanbul or ankara, and the president zelensky follows this scenario: a peace formula, the states turn to russia, then russia is invited or not to the peace summit, the next one, and there they will talk with whoever is ready... to talk constructively, as far as i understand, this is not president putin, and this is such a world that does not exist, it may exist in the imagination of volodymyr zelensky, that such a world should be, it is a world of justice, but we do not live in a world of justice, we live in a world of war, injustice, aggression, and this is a much less comfortable world than in our head

it needs to be helped, i would say, revived, so salt. but the dish we have today is these beautiful turkeyremium. turkey, in principle, is not fatty meat at all, but breast fillet, look how beautiful it is, what a wonderful color, this is the most dietary part, it’s just ideal for healthy nutrition: a lot of protein, a minimum of fat, and it’s also hypoallergenic, so it’s suitable for allergy sufferers, and for small children, and for people with various restrictions, with some kind of special diet, and the meat... is so tasty and juicy that almost any dish turns out great with it, that is, you don’t even understand that you’re eating a dietary product. ricotta is combined with a little nutmeg, a little salt, a little pepper. well, if this is ricotta, by the way, take not very sour cottage cheese, it will also work well, why, because we also combine this ricotta with spinach, we make such a cheesy green stuffing for our turkey, add a little olive oil here. two tablespoons, we don’t need anything else, just here is our perfect turkey fillet, i take the fillet in a plastic bag, cut it so tha

has its traditional interests, as in general in the region that includes turkey and russia, as wells in decent relations with the russian federation, turkey is very strong economically depends on russia, it is both energy supplies and a huge trade turnover , i value mutual trade, and the turkish economy is not going through the best times right now, and in fact erdogan hopes, i think, at the expense of russia, and russia's dependence on turkey is also very serious, uh, because there is also export, mutual import is very serious, this is what makes them such natural allies, but this is not about politics, first of all, here we mean the economy, well such a special position erdogan. it can also be explained by the fact that, traditionally, from the very beginning of problems , let's say, or wars, to put it bluntly, he took the position of a kind of mediator, he, he does not want to get rid of this position, this role, and actually speaking, he he said about this in his statement, in which he congratulated putin, so i think that this is a normal reaction of drikan, nothing else from hi

turkey and russia, and in decent relations with the russian federation, turkey is very economically dependenton russia, these are energy supplies and a huge trade turnover, i have for mutual trade, eh, and the turkish economy is going through not the best times now, and in fact erdogan hopes, eh, that at the expense of russia and russia's dependence on turkey as well very seriously because there is mutual export and import very serious, this is what makes them such natural allies, but here it is not about politics, first of all, here we mean the economy, and what about such a special position of erdogan, it can also explain so that he traditionally from the very beginning of problems , let's say, or wars, to put it directly , he took the position of a kind of mediator, he, he does not want to get rid of this position, this role, and actually, he said about it in his statement, in which he congratulated putin, so i think this is a normal reaction, nothing else from him, we should not have expected, yes , for us, maybe it is not positive, but nevertheless, this is turkey, it has its own interes

syria, and even hoped for the normalization of the situation, at least there, now we can say that turkeyrelations with damascus, and that at least there will be a certain stabilization of the regional situation, that then the refugees will be able to return to syria from turkey, how realistic is this, well , so far it does not seem real, there is already a key issue in the fact that bashar assad wants to restore sovereignty. the number of people who moved to the north of syria, fleeing from bashar-assad, they will again find themselves in turetia.

i'm a turkey, a turkey, i act like a turkey. like a bird, yes, because he told me that we were goingactually a turkey, yes, good morning, this is a program food formula and we are in the stavropol region , that’s why i dressed up like that, because i learned everything about turkey, which means, firstly, it’s an ideal bird for allergy sufferers, and secondly, it’s very, very fit, it’s like you’re losing weight, when you eat it, it has more beneficial substances than chicken, and , accordingly, it costs a little more, listen, it seems to me that... its pr people simply work better than turkey, yes, do you believe in all this yourself? yes, but people, i’m wondering, ordinary people, they really believe in all this, let’s ask, let’s ask, let's go, hello, please tell me, is turkey meat safe for allergy sufferers, do you think it's normal, normal, yes, yes, of course, i think this is the best place, yes, probably, yes, you see, i said, safe bird, eh? well, listen, as for the fact that all allergy sufferers can eat turkey, everything is ambiguous. and i ’m confused again, naturally, liste

there are more and more products on the shelves from korea, china, india and turkey.group of companies of the perfumery and cosmetics network, edgar shavanov, who has brought about 400 new brands to russia over the past 2 years, admits. i've never traveled to istanbul before. for the russian consumer, and this is actually a challenge, our current challenge of our time, yes, that we must let our customers know that such brands exist, their advantages, their quality, their devices, why they are needed, what they can be useful to our consumers, and the key challenge when launching turkish products on the domestic market was the stereotypical thinking of buyers, elena believes. european countries, but i am sure that over time these turkish cosmetics will conquer the russian market. and to conquer the market it requires full understanding and flexibility, knowing your client, this is a key term that is applicable not only to banks and financial institutions, but also to many other sectors of the economy, including the beauty industry. when we met with representatives of tu

elections in turkey. more than the election of a mayor or a local codekhoda , there is a competitive environment of political parties. 36 parties nominate candidates for the positions of municipalities, but the main competition between the two main parties in turkey is the ruling justice development party led by the president of this country, recep tayyip erdogan, and the opposition party, the largest opposition party. the government of the republican party. khalq, led by azal , who has been the successor of kamal gholish terlu for a few months , has become erdogan's staunch opponent in the presidential elections. the ruling party left the municipalities of big cities like istanbul and ankara to the rival party , but now it is trying to regain the municipalities of important cities like istanbul and ankara by introducing murad kurum to compete with akram imamoglu and turgut altonouk to compete with mansour yavash. i would like to point out that due to the terrorist incidents that happened in the cities of

has its traditional interests, both in the region as a whole, which includes turkey and russia, andxternal relations with the russian federation, turkey is very economically dependent on russia, this and supplies of energy seeds, and a huge trade turnover, i have mutual trade, and the turkish economy... is not going through the best of times right now, and actually erdogan hopes, er, that due to russia and russia's dependence on turkey is also very serious, er, because there is also export and import are mutual, very serious, that's all that makes them such natural allies, but this is not about politics, first of all, here we mean the economy, and what about erdogan's special position, it can... explain more also by the fact that he, he traditionally from the very beginning of problems, let's say yes, or wars, to put it directly, he took the position of a kind of mediator, he, he does not want to get rid of this position, this role, and actually, he said this in his statement, in which he congratulated putin, so i think that this is a normal reaction, nothing else should have been e

iran reza shahi and the countries of iraq, afghanistan and turkey were created, which was known by the same name because of the signing of the treaty in saad abad palace in tehran. in 1313 , reza shah had these initial talks with the countries. the saad abad treaty committed the signatory governments to refrain from interfering in each other's internal affairs, to respect common borders, more important than to deal with invasion. communism cooperate. the most important point is this. if one of these four countries is attacked, the other three countries will help him. when the british decide to attack iran, through this shatt al-arab or arvand river will transport our troops to basra and from there we will be attacked and our afghans will be against the aggression of the soviet union and turkey. reza shah, who followed the example of mustafa kemal atatürk after his only foreign trip to turkey, did not show any reaction to the aggression of the soviet jamal unions to iran. atatürk sent fakhreddin atabai's army to iran. he came , went and checked, went to afghanistan, checked in iran and

the celebration of nowruz was held in ankara, the capital of turkey, with the participation of member countries of nowruz region. nowruz ritual in the capital of turkey for a population of people in the region who call nowruz eid. with the participation of the embassies of the member countries of the nowruz area in the kechi oren region of ankara. nowruz is part of it is a cultural value that all the countries of the region adhere to, and today we are happy that they have joined this group , and with the global registration of this day in the world spiritual heritage , fortunately, this day is celebrated in different countries, and turkey is one of them. happy nowruz you are the ambassador of the islamic republic of iran in turkey called nowruz a symbol of god's creation on earth. turgut altinuk, the mayor of kechi orren , ankara , called nowruz a symbol of unity and equality among the nations of the region. nowruz fire table i hope this nowruz eid will be the basis for the brotherhood and friendship of the people of the region. turkish people celebrate nowruz every year as the beginn

turkish foreign minister hakam fidan says turkey and iraq will cooperate on securing turkey's southernes. he added that ankara has been. on eliminating the groups presence and now it is going to draw a plan that involves the iraqi government. on march 14th the minister led a delegation to iraq where discussions were held on cooperation in the field of security, military and counter terrorism. we are trying to work in cohesion with the iraki government. the pkk terrorist took advantage of the chaotic situation. this comes as turkey has a plan to launch new military operation in northern iraq this summer. turkey announced in advance that it will not conduct any political dialogue with the kurdistan terrorist organization. no country conducts dialogue with the terrorist organization. turkey wants to crown its military successes with a parallel political dialogue and has a will to end the terrorism issue once and for all. through military, intelligence and political coordination with iraq. baghdad announced lately that the kurdistan workers party is an unwelcome organization, and this is a

that is, after all, turkey is a little different in this position from china. looks for opportunities. certainly help ukraine, well, to a certain extent, where it does not contradict, let's say, its interest in relations with the russian federation, the russian federation calmly looks at a certain supply of weapons from turkey, because at the same time, turkey opens up for russia those opportunities that for it is not opened by western countries, and frankly, i do not know what would be better, maybe it would be better if turkey did not supply us with any weapons, but would close the possibility for russian oligarchs to have their money in turkish banks for putin's relatives and friends have... they were in turkey, that is, in fact , turkey helps russia to get rid of the sanctions effect, and together with that we get some weapons there, well, this is such compensation, a lot, it is possible, a lot, in fact, even those the very kirpi cars that our marines drive are really important , but this is always a question, where is this balance, imagine that any western

somehow it is, well, what can you do, it is from turkey , but in fact turkey is a member of nato, itt of the western world, it should have behaved completely differently, but it does not behave, and this is also a very important moment in this whole story, regarding the negotiations between the presidents of turkey and ukraine, you see. that they completely disagreed on how things should be done, president dogan believes that ukraine and russia should talk to each other in istanbul or ankara, and president zelensky follows this scenario: peace formula, states turn to russia, then russia is invited or not to the peace summit, the next one, and they will be there to talk with someone who will be ready... to conspire constructively, as far as i understand, this is not president putin, and this is such a world that does not exist, it may exist in the imagination of volodymyr zelensky, that such a world should be, it is a world of justice , but we do not live in a world of justice, we live in the world of war, injustice, aggression, and it is a much less comfortable world than in the head

there are more and more products on the shelves from korea, china, india and turkey.of companies of the perfume cosmetics chain, edgar shabanov, who has brought about 400 new brands to russia over the past 2 years, admits. i have never traveled to istanbul for work before. now it is an important hub for the beauty industry. almost 2 years ago when it happened. well-known event, accordingly, many brands announced that they were leaving the russian market, and therefore it was necessary to replace the leaving brands with something, and we rushed to different exhibitions. we tried it to understand that , again, it was tested at the point of sale , it really can be of high quality, it’s not easy, because anyway , historically, cosmetics are probably associated with france, italy, and more european countries, but i’m sure that over time it is turkish cosmetics that will conquer the russian market, and to conquer the market requires its full understanding and flexibility, knowing your client, this is a key term that is applicable not only to banks and financial institutions

but will turkey protect azerbaijan if russia suddenly wants to destabilize the situation in this country? at some point? it won't happen, it won't happen, but they will include it diplomatically, that is, they won't use force , but they will try diplomatically, that is , are these hopes in baku that if they face moscow, they will come to their aid from turkey, are they useless? well, it's not 1918 100%. and tell me, in principle, it was believed that turkey and russia could come to an understanding regarding syria, and they hoped for normalization situation, at least there. now we can talk about the fact that turkey can restore its relations with damascus and that at least there will be a certain stabilization of the regional situation, that then the refugees will be able to return to syria from turkey, how realistic is this? well, so far it seems unrealistic, there is already a key issue in the fact that bashar assad wants to restore sovereignty in this territory, turkey is categorically against it, and because she, well, first of all, does not believe beshar assad and these... it is fa

the other attacker, sajdakram raja balizada, had been in turkey since january 5.ed to moscow on march 2 on the same plane, despite the fact that there are over 50 flights scheduled every day , departing approximately every 20 minutes. representative turkish security service reported that the militants are from tajikistan. perpetrators of the deadly moscow attack briefly entered turkey to renew their residence permits in russia, but insists their radicalization did not occur there. there were no arrest warrants for the attackers, meaning they were free to move between turkey and russia, the official told reuters on condition of anonymity, adding that the attackers had long lived in moscow. two suspects left turkey and went to moscow on the same flight on march 2, the agency’s interlocutor said. the leader of the merzoev gang. last year he lived with relatives in novosibirsk, where he received temporary registration, was professionally involved in mixed martial arts mma, worked part-time in a taxi, but left novosibirsk at the beginning of twenty-four and moved to mo

the other attacker, sajdakram raja balizada, had been in turkey since january 5.rch 2 on the same plane, despite the fact that there are over 50 flights on the schedule every day , departing approximately every 20 minutes. representative of the turkish security service. reported that militants from tajikistan who committed deadly terrorist attack in moscow, briefly entered turkey to renew residence permits in russia, but insists their radicalization did not occur there, there were no arrest warrants for the attackers, meaning they could move freely between turkey and russia, the official said to reuters on condition of anonymity, adding that the attackers had been living in moscow for a long time. the two suspects left turkey and went to moscow on the same flight on march 2, the agency’s source said. leader of the mirzoyev gang until november last year he lived with relatives in novosibirsk, where he was granted temporary registration. he was professionally involved in mixed martial arts mma, worked part-time as a taxi driver, but left novosibirsk at the beginning

turkish foreign minister hakam fidan says turkey and iraq will cooperate on securing turkey's southern border. fidan said that iraq went through a challenging period for the past two decades and the chaiotic situation in the country allowed the kurdistan workers party pkk militant group to expand its presence and activities. he added that ankara has been working on eliminating the group's presence and now it is going to draw a plan that involves the iraqi government. on march 14th the minister led a delegation to iraq where discussions were held on cooperation and turkey announced in advance that it will not conduct any political dialogue with the kurdistan terrorist organization. no country conducts dialogue with the terrorist organization. turkey wants to crown its military successes with a parallel political dialogue and has a will to end the terrorism issue once and for all through military, intelligence and political coordination with iraq. baghdad announced lately that the kurdistan workers party is an unwelcome organization and this is a political success for turkey. iraq's gove

turkish foreign minister hakkam fidan says turkey and iraq will cooperate on securing turkey's southern border. fidan said that iraq went through a challenging period for the past two decades and the chaotic situation in the country allowed the kurdistan workers party pkk militant group to expand its presence and activities. he added that ankara has been working on eliminating the group's presence and now it is going to draw a plan that involves the iraqi government. on march 14th the minister led a delegation to military operation in northern iraq this summer. turkey announced in advance that it will not conduct any political dialogue with the kurdistan terrorist organization. no country conducts dialogue with the terrorist organization. turkey wants to crown its military successes with a parallel political dialogue and it has a will to end the terrorism issue once and for all through military, intelligence and political coordination with iraq. baghdad announced lately that the kurdistan workers party is an unwelcome organization and this. is a political success for turkey. iraq's gove

however , this morning an armed conflict in a constituency in diyarbakır province in southern turkey person dead and 11 injured. the ruling party of turkey, led by erdogan , who in the previous elections of the municipalities of the big cities , became his biggest rival. the people's republican party has nominated murad koron, the former minister of housing and urban development, to compete with ekram imamoglu in istanbul and turgut to compete with mansur yavash in ankara until tomorrow morning. it remains to be seen whether the ruling party of turkey can take back the municipalities of big cities like istanbul and here in the capital of ankara from the rival opposition party or not. hamid kameli of ankara radio and television agency. the presence of iranian technology companies in the moscow chemical products exhibition , we see the 15th international exhibition of chemicals , polymers, equipment, peripheral machines , moosm-polyurethane 2024 in moscow. this year while winning. it was passed that 3 iranian technology companies with the supply of products scientists in the field of c

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let's analyze today's visit of zelensky to turkey. of you, we also talked with your colleague ruslan osypenko, we actually also talked about zelenskyi's visit to turkey, including because today it is quite an important event, and we understand that turkey is not like that. let's say so, you know, a little inconsistency. country in the process, we understand how much turkey is involved in the exchange of prisoners, we understand how much it is, let's say, a bridge between us and russia, and actually, what do you think the results of this meeting between the two presidents might be, well i i don't think that there will be any such significant breakthrough, we will be talking about certain closed negotiations, and they most likely have a certain preparatory character for something bigger, we will. to the peace summit based on a peace plan which prepared by ukraine, but unfortunately , the russian federation itself has a slightly different opinion on this matter, and volodymyr zelenskyi’s recent visits, in particular to saudi arabia, and

it is in the possession of turkey and the third route is also in the hands of armenia.the kingdom of iraq requested that i come to kalb. we will give bandarudo, which was half-owned by both countries since the time of amir kabir, completely under the control of the iraqi government. see, there are some very subtle points, one is that at that time the main and most important economic port of our country was the city of erdan, and it was interesting that now the ships that come to arvand river are placed on this route . i gave, and if iraq did not give permission , bayan could not have concluded the algiers treaty in 1353 with the agreement of boumidin, in line with the saadabad treaty between iran and iraq, but in 1359, saddam announced that the algerian agreement was in favor of iran and he could not have hostile positions towards iran with only three conditions. iran's withdrawal from the big and small tonb islands and abu musa and the restoration of arvand river. and the recognition of khuzestan in the name of saudi arabia by putting forward these conditions , in fact

an update there on turkey pass elections.orge's chapel in windsor. here they are leaving the chapel earlier — much to the delight of crowds who had lined up to see them. this is the king's most significant public appearance since being diagnosed with cancer. he wasn't expected to mingle, but he did — greeting well—wishers and thanking them for waiting out in the cold. the prince and princess of wales did not attend, as catherine is receiving cancer treatment. the king has continued some work since his diagnosis, but all engagements so far have taken place in private. so this attendance at the easter morning church service at st george's chapel will be seen as an encouraging sign about his health. 0ur reporter charlotte gallagher has more. the king and queen arriving at the easter sunday service, and waves for the crowds at windsor castle. this is an annual tradition but this hasn't been a normal year for the royalfamily, with both the king of the princess of wales diagnosed with cancer. prince william and catherine weren't at

turkey, and this is again a certain level of trust and cooperation. what is this, what is this relationship, and should it be divided into two planes: purely political and purely economic-military-industrial? there are several points worth noting here: first, a very good example is erdogan's relationship with the netanyahu government in israel. erdogan sells everything to israel, despite the fact that the flights... he makes extremely anti-israeli statements, but he sells there from food, products that go, including the israeli defense army, to components, to airplanes, to various radar equipment, most importantly, everyone knows this, and in the middle east everything is absolutely normal, just as active azerbaijan and saudi arabia cooperate there, but that's a little different. reality with ukraine, we see that this cooperation, it has a huge perspective, why? first, erdogan is a predictable politician. the only thing is that we cannot know how he will react to such an unlikely, but nevertheless, version that the united states will withdraw from nat

in terms of the state of turkey's economy, _ in 2028.s - in 2028. in terms of the state of turkey's economy, how is that l in 2028. in terms of the state of - turkey's economy, how is that going at the moment? the turkey's economy, how is that going at the moment?— at the moment? the official inflation is _ at the moment? the official inflation is almost _ at the moment? the official inflation is almost 70%. - at the moment? the official inflation is almost 70%. butj at the moment? the official - inflation is almost 70%. but some independent experts are putting this annual inflation figure at well over 100%, this is the biggest concern for president erdogan's party. president erdogan's party lost other big cities five years ago alongside istanbul. they want to take control back of these cities. but the economic concerns are very serious issues. even some governing party officials saw the fury of people because of the economic problems. what about security? has that been a concern for voters in the selection? we haven't heard anything sig

citizens of turkey are at the polls in local municipal elections. i am talking about this with my colleague based in ankara, mr. kamli. hello , please tell us about the details of this vote and its importance in turkey. municipalities, city council members, turkish local gods it started at 8:00 am local time today in 81 provinces of turkey, one year away from the presidential elections, but as you mentioned, the municipal elections in turkey have a completely political aspect and there is a place for parties to compete, 36 candidate parties. nominating for the tenure of municipalities , but the main competition is between the two ruling justice and development parties led by president recep tayyip erdogan and the largest opposition party, the people's republican party , led by azgir ezal. in the previous round, the ruling party could not win the municipalities of istanbul and ankara and take over some big cities and in this the purpose of the period is to be able to take back the municipalities of large cities such as the province and ankara from th

mihai. what would you call this format of our relations with turkey, when we understand that erdogan his own interests and is determined to adhere to them, wants to be a mediator for ukraine and russia in our conflict, right? on the other hand, we see and understand how extraordinary the cooperation of the ukrainian military-industrial complex is and the turkish military-industrial complex. if we mention specific names, this is also the turkish analogue of haimars, which is not officially confirmed, but insiders note that it works in ukraine, this is a huge number of machines. kirby, which our marines use, well , if we recall the story with bayraktar in general, and not only the warehouse, we will have a corvette and it will be powerful after the war, yes, but we are also building it together with turkey, and this is again a certain level of trust and cooperation, and what is it, what is it relations and should they be divided into two planes: purely political and purely economically military-industrial? there are several points worth noting here: first, a very good example is erdoga

mykhailo, what would you call this format of our relations with turkey, when we understand that erdoganhas his own interests and is determined to adhere to them, i want to be a mediator for ukraine and russia in our conflict, yes. on the other hand, we see and understand how extraordinary the cooperation between the ukrainian military-industrial complex and the turkish military-industrial complex is. if we recall the specific names, then this is also the turkish analogue of haimars, which is not officially confirmed, but osinters note that he works in ukraine. that's a huge amount of kirby cars that our marines use . well, if i remember too much. in general, the story with bayraktar, and not only, we have a corvette, and it will be powerful after the war, yes, but we are also building it together with turkey, and this is again a certain level of trust and cooperation, and what is this, what kind of relationship is it and should it be divided into two planes: a purely political one and a purely economic military-industrial one? there are several here points worth noting: first, a very go

his departure to turkey was modeled after mustafa kemal atatürk.e asked him to send a representative to iran to investigate the resolution of the border issues of the four countries. atatürk sent sepahed fakhreddin atabai to iran. he came, went and checked , went to afghanistan, checked in iran and gave a verdict. according to that ruling, 3 thousand square kilometers of desperate plain were handed over to afghanistan. the area of ​​chekab that belonged to us was morusian and was handed over to the afghans many years ago. afghans were desperate for salt. for this reason, a part of iran's border strip where salt was found is that too it was handed over to the afghans. and it was decided to sign the water contract for iran's water rights. but the afghan parliament did not approve it. the city of qatur in iran was in the hands of the ottomans and then it was in the hands of the turks. autotruck he requests reza shah to give the small ararat and qorsur to the turks and to return the city of ghatur, which was ours, to us. currently, turkey borders with

until turkey's own orientalist osman hamdi had his say.a more respectful, less voyeuristic fashion than the western painters he'd learnt from. and he's something of a local hero. there's a novel depiction of ottoman women here. they're not passive objects for the pleasure of a western male viewer's eye. they're women who are cultured, sophisticated. i think what we see on this painting is the light and the geometry as more western painting. but the inside belongs to here. that's very interesting. if i've understood you correctly, it's as if the form of the painting, the way it appears, is using a visual language which is very western. but the spirit that animates the picture, that's something different, something more authentic, if you like. i think it's a great fusion between western painting and the concept of orientalism. he knows the textile. he knows the architecture. there's this rich heritage there, and he just puts them together in a really fine way. it inspires me a lot. i'm keen to see some of ardan�*s work to discover how she pu

anti-israely operation, this time targeting vital target and occupied galile with drones, and voters in turkey are casting their ballots nationwide municipal elections, where the ruling ak party is determined to reclaim control of the major cities, istanbul and ancora from the opposition. 11:30 am in euro's capital techran, this is press tv news, thanks for joining us. nearly six months into israel's genocidal war in gaza, the regime's attacks on all areas of the besieg territory, including hospitals and displaced people inside continue. according to palestinian officials, the regime forces have killed over 400... civilians in the area of alufa hospital since its siege began the weeks ago. the regime is also destroyed over 1ous nearby homes, as 107 palestinians are still trapped at the hospital. meanwile malnutrition has claimed the lives of a child and young man in kamaladwan hospital. fresh strikes on eight seekers near gaza city have killed at least 17 palestinians while injuring 25 others. the regime air strikes also targeted the al-magazi camp in the center of the territory in the... nort

the partial results of the municipal elections in turkey. the opposition is ahead. in the battleground cities of istanbul and ankara. hello and welcome everybody. it's 10:30 p.m. here in the iranian capital tehranan watching press tv's world news. our top store near the uh six month six months rather into the us. is r the genocidal war on gaz attacks continue all across the besieg territory causing more death and destruction. according to palestinian officials, around 80 people lost their lives in 24 hours, more... most of them were killed in fresh strikes aid seekers near gaza city. a number of civilians were also killed as israeli forces targeted tents belonging to displaced palestinians in the central city of deral bella. during three weeks of siege on the alsifa hospital, israeli forces have killed hundreds of civilians in and around the medical facility. some 100 palestinians are still trapped inside the hospital with the regime, well rather the regime has destroyed over 1ous nearby homes. the death toll from us-israely genocide in gas

well, turkey is having _ erdogan staying in power?turkey is having these elections amid economic troubles that have been going on for some years now, with inflation getting up to 80% last year, and now with an official inflation of 67% last february, and ongoing huge loss of purchasing power in its citizens. so, the voters may also vote weighing up the government's economic performance in these local elections, although they are local elections, they carry a lot of implications for the general outcome of the country. and there is some discontent with the akp regarding the economic performance, like i mentioned, and one factor to watch will be the islamic new welfare party. so, this is going to be an alternative for those ones who don't want to vote for the opposition chp but want to show akp that they are getting uneasy with their politics. so, something to watch will be that. and in terms of the fairness of the elections, some pro opposition voices have voiced concern over election security, as the top ministers were in istanbul camp

currently, turkey borders with the republic of azerbaijan by having qorsu and small ararat.nected to europe through three countries. one communication route is in the hands of azerbaijan, one is in the hands of turkey , and the third one is in the hands of armenia. bonus diet. the king of iraq requested us to come and give the whole of arundrodo , which was half in the possession of both countries since the time of amir kabir, completely in the possession of the iraqi government. see , there are some very delicate points. one is that at that time the most important our most economic port was khorramshahr, and it was interesting that now the ships coming to arvand river were placed on this route, and if they wanted to express , they had to give iraq the right of transit, and if iraq did not allow it, they could not express in 1353. boumidin concluded the algerian treaty in line with the saadabad treaty between iran and iraq. but in 1359, saddam announced that the algerian agreement was in iran's favor and he could not have hostile positions towards iran with only three condit

turkey currently borders with the republic of azerbaijan by having qorsu and small ararat. connected to europe through three countries. a way of communication azerbaijan is one way in the possession of turkey and the third way is in the hands of armenia. king's regime iraq requested that we come and give the whole of arvand rodo, which was half in the hands of both countries since the time of amir kabir, completely in the hands of the iraqi government . see, there are some very delicate points. one is that at that time it was the main and most important port. our economy was khorramshahr, and it was interesting that now the ships coming first to arvandroud were placed on this route, and if they wanted to express, they had to give the right of transit to iraq, and if iraq did not allow them, they could not express in 1353 boumidin concluded the algerian treaty in line with the sadabad treaty between iran and iraq, but saddam declared in 1359 that the algerian treaty was in favor of iran and he could not have hostile positions towards iran with only three conditions. let iran

, warning that the health system in the besieg territory is on the verge of collapse. and voters in turkey are casting their ballots in nation-wide municipal elections, where the ruling ak party is determined to reclaim control of the major cities, istanbul and ancora from the opposition. 1:30 pm capital tehran, this is press tv news, thanks for joining us. nearly six months into israel's genocidal war and gaza, the regime's attacks on all areas of the besieg territory, including hospitals and displaced people inside continue. according to palestinian officials, the regime forces have killed over 400 civilian. in the area of al shifa hospital since the siege began the weeks ago. the regime has also destroyed over 1,0 nearby homes, as 107 palestinians are still trapped in the hospital. meanwile malnutrition has claimed the lives of a child and young man in kamal adwan hospital. first strikes aid seekers near gaza city have killed the least 17 palestinians while injuring 25 others. at least 11 palestinians were killed in the israeli bombardment of bani suhela neighborhood in the eastern part

the initial results of the municipal elections in turkey, the opposition is ahead in the two major cities of istanbul and ankara. hello and welcome everybody, it's 9:30 p.m. here in the iranian capital tehrani, watching press tv's world news, our top story for this after nearly six months into the us's rady genocidal war on gaze. attacks continue all across the besieg territory causing more death and destruction. according to palestinian officials, around 80 people lost their lives in 24 hours, most of them were killed in fresh strikes. on uh aid seekers near gaza city, number of civilians were also killed as israel forces targeted tents belonging to displace palestinians in the central city of the alvalo. during three weeks of siege on the al-shifa hospital, israeli forces have killed hundreds of civilians in and around the medical facility. some 100 palestinians are still trapped inside the hospital while the regime has destroyed over 1,000 nearby homes a death toll from the us israeli genocide in gaz is approaching. 32,800, our correspondent joined us from the central gaza city of dera