time to look at the headlines now in our team even observers enter the syrian town of haifa which has been shattered by a week of bloody fighting initial reports suggesting rebel scorched the air before abandoning it. twists and turns of egypt's politics become ever more winding off the constitutional court dismisses the country's parliament by lying about sex prime minister to run for president. and the world's top whistleblower julian assange could be extradited to sweden by the end of this month the u.k.'s top court rejects his bid to reopen the case amid fears a stall claim is just a stopover on route to the u.s.

. but had a crucial international talks on iran's nuclear program in moscow marty it caught up with the country's top nuclear negotiator johnny. another round of talks on the iranian nuclear issue is about to begin in moscow is it likely to produce any tangible results while to discuss that we are now joined by iran's chief nuclear negotiator say jelly thank you very much for your time sir we have seen so many rounds that produce so little results and the expectations at this moment a pretty low what do you think should be done in order for this new round of talks to be a success. in the name of allah are the most gracious the most merciful we have always said that in our actions we are guided by clear logic we do welcome dialogue we have always been open to corporation and talks with different countries

on a wide range of issues including corporation in the nuclear energy but there needs to be a certain strategy if they stick to the same strategy to the same approach then the prospects for the talks are promising we have reached a rate of this of the negotiations and istanbul and baghdad we will look at this round of talks with optimism when the agreements reached in istanbul and baghdad will be respected that if we do see this kind of respect we will then be able to view the negotiations in a positive light. how would you describe the main points of contention at this point of time. i believe that what should be discussed in detail is a number of proposals we put forward and the big talks we identified a five main areas four of them are related to nuclear energy while the future one concerns are the areas. meanwhile the other side came up with

a proposal to you to advance the talks we need consensus on two major issues firstly we are strongly against weapons of mass destruction today the republic of iran has the capacities to cooperate in disarmament and nuclear nonproliferation so these capacities should be used by the international community and secondly we expect that iran's right to nuclear technology including uranium enrichment as will be recognized and respected this is something that is clearly defined by the nuclear nonproliferation treaty and i think that addressing these two issues will help to advance negotiations for the iranian nuclear facilities have been targeted by yet another cyber attack and we all know there are regions of the tag but there are a lot of speculations on the subject i would like to ask you how serious this threat is and where there. have this kind of attacks it is crying over time.

you know that iran's nuclear activities are entirely under the control of the i.a.e.a. all the activities we're currently conducting are in full compliance with the nuclear nonproliferation treaty with all the nuclear activities are equipped with surveillance cameras that's an accord with i.a.e.a. rules that in fact the international community is now concerned about quite a different thing in us why do some people take the liberty to speak out against activities that are peaceful controlled by the i.a.e.a. and in compliance with the n.p.t. if this opposition does not boil down to cyber attacks alone the international community is now openly asking why some of our scientists working at peaceful nuclear facilities are targeted by terrorists that these people's names are on the least of those the u.n. security council has introducing charges against you this makes the two. feel free to exterminate the blacklisted people so the question is what is the relation

between the terrorists and the security council but another question why do some people commit subversive acts against a country involved in legitimate peaceful activities shockingly enough the openly admits that this is all they're doing these phrases yet another question that why does the international community that claims to live under the rule of law how to accept a situation when all the rules are violated and countries seeking to exercise their legitimate rights are discriminated against and this kind of discrimination is not limited to one country only you must be aware that luckily not at all neither terror attacks and cyber attacks at nor other acts of intimidation have done any harm has all stopped the progress raney and people on the phone many air israeli officials are discussing the possibility of a military strike against iranian nuclear facilities anything if israel israel ever

decides to go had. the united states. iran has been concerned over this issue for many years now and this has to do with the belligerent and illegitimate mixture of the zionist regime that i think these kinds of statements help to reveal the true nature of this kind of statement shows that the regime is keen to achieve its goals by capturing invading brandishing its military might if time and again this regime thinks it has the right to make these statements and threaten the whole world that higher this regime is as weak as ever and it's all thought has faulted the only thing that is clear is that the world is aware of its military and hawkish nature and that any steps taken by the regime are illegitimate still the regime continues to operate on the wrong. and illegitimate bases this is

happening to do all the runs money to and capabilities of. the arrest on iran's powerful potential build up by domestic scholars it includes the peaceful use of nuclear energy but unity made possible by iran's younger generation why it's hard work and scientific research this potential is not something that could be destroyed by some physical means or weapons this is a peaceful activity which is taking place under the supervision of the. and has been developed things torun national capabilities that you have the whole year we are well aware that the iranian leadership strongly support. what he describes as he struggled with terrorism organizations in syria giving bloody nature of this conflict what do they make sense for bashar al assad to step down not all of them as a sign of defeat but rather as

a sort of sacrifice to prevent many more deaths. another issue that we brought up at the talks in istanbul and baghdad is that we are prepared to discuss regional issues including the situation in bahrain syria and of the simulation issues we think the resists simple solution and it boils down to one thing you need to respect the people to respect democracy if the international community demonstrates a genuine desire to debate these issues then we could come up with a very viable solution we have consistently called for all these in regard to syria but there are two problems in syria first its people demand reforms and they need to be introduced we respect of these aspirations and believe that it's the syrian people that should decide on the ultimate solution on this any old sided ference will not help it's wrong to supply weapons or train terrorists these actions will

never been long in the interests of the syrian people and syrian people must be empowered to take their own decisions on the reforms enough this would be unacceptable to supply arms or support terrorists and so on and it will only result in more casualties among civilians and bloodshed this is the wrong path to success or. now over the past decade they have seen several scenarios separate from their old one of was applied in iraq where the threat of mass destruction on the pretext of their weapons of mass destruction rather was used to justify military intervention another example was libya where and there solely at least the fact that moammar gadhafi was supposedly a gas his people democratic aspirations was used as a pretext for later intervention we're seeing somewhat the same thing in syria nowadays are you concerned that some of the scenarios that the combination of these scenarios can be applied to your own country. again that's

something we have always been saying democracy cannot be imposed through violence military intervention or occupation those who have used these tactics have admitted later that they had other girls in mind and there are plenty of stories to prove this point those who will confide of ghana's down under various pretexts later confessed that they for stood and supported terrorist networks why are those your cube idea rock saying it had weapons of mass destruction later confessed that they had actually been the main patrons of saddam hussein in particular when saddam hussein waged in a war against iran they conceded that they stood behind iraq and helped it in every way possible none of them were able to give a helping hand in building a democracy in cases when they occupied a country they were to blame for mass violations and crimes and they shot

themselves in the front while today they can barely drag themselves out of them are you may remember that in the end the approach to iran and asked to help them get out of it yes the so they are very weak and their case is pretty weak to today the world does not believe that someone can bring democracy against the people's will through occupation military strike or any similar rational people don't believe that they want to help because their help usually results in numerous casualties wherever they said their food in the face of serious challenges. in the meantime iran has proved to be a successful more of a democratic state but ruled by the people as a good example for the region and the whole world that it's a genuine democracy where people have the right to shape their future what this model has been successful in both for our resistance against outside pressure and

for our development of democracy that meant that they were there to harm us to do their thing. try to have a real operational. comfort is the least you have. your money is the last you need if you travel this way. language is common. you and the. emotions are intense. i'd experienced crisis.

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u.n. observers enter the syrian town of haifa which has been shattered by a week of bloody fighting with initial reports suggesting rebels scorched the area before abandoning. the twists and turns of egypt's politics become ever more winding up the constitutional court dismisses the country's parliament not allowing the barracks ex prime minister to run for president. and the world's top whistleblower during the songs could be extradited to sweden by the end of this month but a new case top court rejects his bid to reopen the case but fear stalk him is just to stop over on route to the u.s. . the time to get the latest news from the world of sport that was very much.

thank you carrie hello and welcome to this is for an artsy with me room on call seven years what we have this hour. are linda alex brace by person on the taurus propels spain to the top of group c. as the defending champions trounced the republic of ireland four nil. strikeforce liverpool's andy carroll could store for england's as the three lions gear up for a crucial game against sweden. and so i go in the hunt three time former champion woods is in the side for second as michael thompson takes a surprise lead and holder rory mcilroy struggles on the opening day of the u.s. open. full first time ferdinando torres struck twice as reigning champion spain won four nail in the gun to knock the republic of ireland out so if you're old swans it's twelve sorest started a competitive match for spain for the first time in seven months and his presence

was felt immediately as the chelsea star opened just four minutes and it stayed one nil until half time but after the break spain were at their domineering best silva adding their second minutes after the restart before taurus nets at his second midway through the second half and his replacement sets of brevity breakouts completed their routes with seven minutes left spain going top of group c. . however of croatia are hot on their heels behind only on goal difference that's after holding its eighth to a one one draw in polls and world cup winning striker and repair low curled in a free kick to give zuri believes in the closing minutes of the first half but his effort what's cancelled out by mariel manjoo gauge halfway through the second the walls perth midfielder posting his third goal of the campaign but he injured his ankle in stoppage time and is now a day out for their final group game against spain and let's take a look at the stable male spain in creation share the leads and will play to other

on monday but it's in the eye roll so in with a chance to reach. quarterfinals as they make space our lives we have nothing to fight for but their pride. while this friday night's co-hosts ukraine will be looking to cement to their surprise leading group d. but face itself tests in the guise of inform friends over in donetsk. are on beaten into when it's in matches but their last victory in a major tournaments came six years ago or so coach and blunt will be alex a break that talk after his charges drew with england one zero in their opening game but samir nasri and call are well aware of the dangers ukraine can pose on home soil especially there it's his manic striker andre ship janko who admitted to headers within six minutes to help stun sweden two one. including he couldn't you do you could he do we know ukraine strong sides the forwards are very fast and especially one of them is very shrewd when it comes to score you ghouls but we have

a lot of cool as you know selves with all due respect for the ukrainian team the coach does not fear us so let me tell him that we do not feel ukraine. but it too is because you elsewhere liverpool striker andy carroll could start for england as they take on sweden in the crate and capital of kiev and it's a fixture they will have a familiar feel for an experienced new england manager roy hodgson as kate partridge now reports from ukraine. his football managers go england boss roy hodgson is an unusual man the sixty four year old former teacher t.v. pundits a non-league defender has managed sixteen different teams in eight countries including into milan and livable he's been the beaten finalist in the wife the cup and the league and speaks five languages and he arrived in poland as the first english manager to lead his own national squad at a european championships since kevin keegan in two thousand and two and after only thirty nine days in charge well for once england's expectations as

a nation entering a big football tournament were also unusually low despite being six in the fee for world rankings in the only world cup winners never to have won the european crowd or even reach the final they're also plagued by preventing injuries losing frank lampard gary cahill and even goalkeeping coach ray clemence before a bull was even kicked wildstar strike out when rooney was suspended for the first two games and all these factors the new manager had to take on board fast yet despite this england pulled off a creditable one one draw with in-form france in their group they also met in a sweltering evening in donetsk with eighteen year old alex chamberlain replacing stewart downing on the left a tactically disciplined and highly organized display from a youthful squad showed hutchins trademark of being quickly stamped against laurent bloss french side which is on a twenty one match unbeaten run i was happy with we played quite well against the for. good we must. to look or see if we're going to win matches we

we've got to continue to work all of your talking so i went to try and make certain that when we do get these good character attacking opportunities that we actually moyes them and they will take advantage to the full you know with all due respect to sweden you are a good strong team. and all france thing we can be. get off the streets of it marshall where consonance if we reach the same level of performance will be enough of a victory book that's not to say you know we won't be trying to learn from the mistakes we made in the first game was a quaint six week i was thinking it was likely was because he thinks i think i think

it was an issue over the us the england have traditionally struggled against sweden who qualified the year eighty thousand and twelve his best runners up but is still stinging from the two one defeat to ukraine every cameron's men took the lead after the breakthrough prolific captain's last and you break him of it but to headers in six minutes from talisman foundation said the co-host thoughts of great day the sweet spot of naps we'd need to be to england to help remain in the tournament with france yet to come what we expect of her tough game first of all. you're always going to have a nice a game when you come up against an england team. x. who we expect to be very organized to have been since you know for a very long time and the specialisms roy took over since nine hundred ninety six english fans have been singing football's coming home harking back to the glory days of nine hundred sixty six when england won the world cup in london their own

a major international on the to date at euro two thousand and twelve so far that chant has been muted yet perhaps under the vastly experienced hodgson england might yet spring a surprise disservice to roy's boys must pass a test in swedish caked on trade r.t. kiev ukraine. defender alex say there is those case says a russian have nothing to fear going into their last game against greece on. saturday russia sits on top of group a meeting just of points from the game to be sure of reaching the quarter finals that is sides are certainly familiar with the charter this summer they played out a one one draw in a friendly and have faced each other at the last two european championships there is no secure reckons russia can get what they need although it will be difficult. for the longer greece has a good team honestly none of the games are a cool were easy we did we need to tell them to hate the troops but you know a friendly game we played in greece one could say we played it beat banter and had

more chances to score much overall performance was even. meanwhile russia's football chiefs have called on polish authorities to help protect innocent fans from hooligan said tournaments earlier this week many russian fans were attacked during an organized march to the national stadium in warsaw ahead of russia's game with poland's since then almost two hundred poles have been arrested along with around twenty five russians russian football union president said again forcing of course said many innocent fans including women and children who were victims and now feel afraid at the championships and has urged the polish authorities to do more to protect them. i think that the pole or a sword it is of poland have to protect us from this because before the championship the the. gave. oh security i'm dead that's why this is their job not ours but then he casey for we can help

anybody who will do it gulf now and american michael thompson has taken at three shot lead at the u.s. open with three time former champion so argo woods enjoin second after the opening round of the season's second major twenty seven year old some carded for birdies on the back nine at the olympic club in san francisco and finished the opening day on four under sixty six becoming one of only six players to break bar on they want to all the tournaments tiger woods was looking to end a four year drought in the majors seem to be in full control of his game according to one under sixty nine combat traits nick watney and david psalms plus england's justin rose and graeme mcdowell of the northern ireland's are also in if i wait so i for the seconds but top ranked luke donald and defending champion rory mcilroy struggled with their respective rounds of seventy nine and seventy seven. under the negative conditions i would have taken even for you know probably would take it too

over the years and i know right around even going to win. you know i don't really expect to stay at four under the you know it would be great if i was to improve on that just from execute my game plan that's all i'm trying to do today and i did that and. made a couple changes out there because the wind had shifted and the ferries were faster and so it was we knew it was going to get quick as we progressed but we didn't think it was it happened overnight. i was really really surprised at how much it changed from last night and staying in the u.s. but always a basketball now and the n.b.a. where it's all square in the final series between oklahoma and miami after two games le bron james top scored for the heat with thirty two points with his teammates and the way to wait at. another twenty four to help miami win one hundred ninety six and level the score after two roll games before going home for game

three. i'll be back with another updates in less than three hours from now but our you tube channel is available to you at any time just look for our teeth sports news and thanks for watching. the issues that so much different if you visited the person on the mark with the violence in syria is now officially called a civil war this is probably cold comfort for the syrian people as western powers decide defeat it.

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