i'm 90% of it. may be enough for the production of a nuclear device. on the whole , iran has more than 3.5 tons of uranium of varying degrees of enrichment. this is more than 10 times the limit imposed on it under the 2015 nuclear deal, while the exact figures are unknown. since the iranian authorities have turned off the cameras of continuous surveillance of their nuclear facilities, hopes of a return to the 2015 agreement were very illusory then. tehran agreed to limit its nuclear program in exchange for the removal of international the sanctions were partially lifted, but soon they returned again now, not only the united states but the euro troika, france, germany or the united kingdom accuse iran of violating its obligations, on the other hand, russia china is blocking the adoption of new anti-iranian resolutions.

un security council strategic communications coordinator admiral kirby said that the united states had removed the issue of restoring the nuclear deal with the agenda, and blinkin hospital did not rule out the use of a military scenario so that iran could not acquire a nuclear weapon. so the deal is dead, you can forget, and yes and no, both countries need each other iran clearly. he outlined three conditions. removal of sanctions elimination of accusations of possible military use and guarantee of implementation iran has a history of abrupt and unjustified withdrawal of the united states from the deal. we need no one to argue that iran is under very strong economic pressure, but one should not think that under this pressure iran will change its strategic priorities, moreover western ones. observers see that the iranian

the nuclear program is developing literally from day to day, so many in america believe that withdrawing from the agreement was a huge miscalculation. so actually both sides need an agreement, but the west mistakenly believes that they can dictate taking advantage of the internal instability in iran to support it. and also because the ukrainian conflict has brought at the moment. saving the west in the first place, their attempts to inflate internal problems in iran only lead to the undermining of trust. second since the us exit and the deal. iran has taken a significant step will not go forward and backward. i still. i think that there will be a return to negotiations, but they will be very difficult, israel would like to consider the deal dead. she is not dead, but when she dies, what was signed in 2015 no longer works is extremely difficult to return. this is on the agenda of the iranian leadership, it does not trust the american one at all because it itself canceled the deal, where

guarantees that this will not happen again, the deal will require russia's support, but russia's relations with europe and america are such that cooperation is extremely unlikely here it will take very painstaking and professional work to prepare a new agreement. but it doesn't look like it yet. it should probably be said that the lack of a deal. this is very dangerous and can lead to destabilization that will hit everyone in general, the rhetoric that threatens , especially since conservatives in power in iran are prone to rigidity, and in israel, as all commentators say, the most right-wing government in history, will it not come to before a direct collision. whatever goals he sets, israel will not change his actions iran's strategic calculations as far as the atom of the program is concerned, it is all done on its own, even if some damage is inflicted, it is restored on its own. the damage at the moment is not

so great that iran would take the risk of carrying out major operations against israel , i do not believe in a sharp escalation. now. unless israel manages to touch on some really important segments of the nuclear program, israel will act. only if he sees that the red lines intersect. this is the logic of any containment. fast. respond to inappropriate actions. am, yes , the rhetoric is getting louder, but i doubt that now there are grounds for a direct military clash with iran and iran, an extremely important partner of russia, is suspect. isn't ro connected with tension by the desire to destroy the partnership, by linking russia and iran together, western countries want to isolate both states more firmly. in fact , the close cooperation between iran and russia did not begin with the ukrainian conflict; it has been going on for many years. this includes energy, including nuclear and trade and tourism. and now

transport to logistics corridors from st. petersburg to mumbai is being discussed for iran russia is a great and very effective partner on the world stage. it is strange to expect that such a broken relationship depends on what position they would take while the conflict in ukraine, western countries are mistaken in ignoring the long-term and strategic, and not very muddy. the nature of our relations, israel , of course, does not like the fact that russia and iran are cooperating in the field of security, but this does not prevent israel and russia from interacting on other issues, firstly, the factor human contacts. secondly, and this is very important, in the hands of russia, a trump card on all regional issues that are important for the national security of israel iran syria levan palestine should not spoil relations with a partner on which so much depends now russian iranian cooperation is not considered as a security threat israel, but this can happen if russia

, for example, begins to provide direct military assistance and a wound in the areas listed , then israel will have to reconsider its position in the direction of drawing red lines. iran israel is a familiar confrontation, but the iranian palette is not exhausted by the sudden sharp aggravation of relations with azerbaijan after a strange attack on the azerbaijani embassy in tehran. baku claims the attack on tehran is a domestic quarrel , be that as it may, the neighbors quarreled strongly, but both are at the center of extremely important processes not only for the middle east but also for the caucasus and caspian regions. we follow further in iran meanwhile, tirelessly working on modern technologies of sanctions in defiance. for example, drones. no, not what you thought of the sixgeran report. here in this iranian

company, agricultural drones of various modifications are being developed, including drones that spray fertilizers and pesticides on the fields , the company's ceo, hadi sharifyan, an aerospace engineer. he claims that thanks to drones , it was possible to simplify and automate painstaking agricultural work. our company was founded in 2016. since then, we have been producing civilian non-military drones, for example, agro drones, aqua drones and search and rescue systems, drones , sprayers, which are produced here are equipped with special containers that can carry up to 30 liters of liquid manure and pesticides compared to traditional farming methods. drones definitely win in terms of

efficiency, they are smarter, faster and lighter. drones spray pesticides 10 times more efficiently than humans and rovers on an acre of land. they take less than 10 minutes while a human. this work takes about an hour drones save farmers not only time, but also water, as well as pesticides due to the uniform and efficient distribution of the spray area. they reduce operating costs and increase yields. in addition, they can be used to monitor sowing and mapping fields in a particularly cold season. drones can be used to heat the fields, just install a heater on the drone, and it will heat the necessary area. parvas iran serang employs many young professionals, some of whom are still studying at the university. they consider

that in the agriculture of the future there will be no place for manual labor agricultural core - this is a new technology. the younger generation is especially interested in innovation. we like to explore new areas. that is why we are trying to learn as much as possible about drones and develop this technology so that it serves our country as effectively as possible. american sanctions have limited iran's access to advanced international technologies. but as they say, the one who wants is looking for opportunities, who does not want to look for the reason at first. we had a lot problems due to sanctions. eg. we were blocked from accessing applications created in the us or europe, so we decided to develop these programs ourselves, using only our own resources. so it was with ours. despite everything , high-tech iranian drones were able

to enter the international market and are gradually gaining credibility. our main customers are neighboring countries, azerbaijan armenia iraq is still aman cis countries uzbekistan kyrgyzstan customers are satisfied with our drones and the service that we provide after the sale on today, the agricultural sector accounts for approximately 14% of iran's gdp and is about 30% of exports. if we don’t count oil, in order to mechanize work on 20 million hectares , according to experts, at least 60,000 drones will be needed, which means that farmers will use robots very soon, drones are actively introduced into the agricultural sector and optimize its work by iranian experts. every day they work to expand the possibilities of using their drones and, with their help, improve the agricultural sector of the country any

major military-political crisis is an increased diplomatic activity , ideally for settlement and appeasement, not our case, while the parties are competing for the sympathy of neutral or vacillating ones. and this is a huge part of the world, those whom we began to call the world majority, that is, not the west. there is also the very name of the global south chancellor schultz travels around south america argentina chile brazil secretary of state glinkin, middle east including egypt pentagon chief osin has just been to the philippines sergei lavrov with a colorful tour of africa , south africa and swatini or three and angula, his newly appointed chinese colleague qingan, and in general , the interest in the growing role of resources went to africa on his first visit.

it turned out that you can live without financial derivatives? but without fuel, food and rare metals , the share of the gold billion in the world is declining. he's already 1/8. and although international institutions, starting with the un, have never been examples of democracy. there's always some plain the sheer number of countries cannot be ignored. the united nations was established in october 1945, then it included 51 countries and most countries on all issues , they took the side of washington that is why, even before the end of the war, the ussr wanted to join the un not as one state, but by all the union republics separately as a result , in addition to the ussr, the organization

also included ukrainian and belarusian, the republic of the forty-sixth to sixty-ninth years, the majority in the security council continued to remain on the us side, the soviet union imposed 93% of all branches. however, in the sixties, the western majority fell apart as a result of outside colonization. it increased . the turning point for the world was 1960. it was even called the year of africa, then 17 new independent states of the former great britain france italy and belgium appeared on the political map of the world a year later they all became members of the un and most of them sympathized with the ussr new developing countries often voted against western initiatives in the seventy-first year place taiwan is occupied by china and the composition of the security council is expanding thanks to temporary members as a result of the seventieth to ninety-first years. the us imposed 56% of all. the veto and the soviet

union is less than lyuba from the western powers almost every year the organization included several new members in the seventy-first it included four states of the arabian peninsula. bahrain qatar united arab emirates aman and butane a new wave of expansion occurred after the collapse of the ussr and the eastern bloc in the ninety-third member states increased to 184 became full members. the republics of the former union, part of the republics of yugoslavia, the divided czech republic and slovakia and the breakaways from ethiopia or trey, a short period of harmony from the ninetieth to the ninety-third years, when the right of veto did not apply, many former allies ended and some republics of the ussr began to be hostile to russia and the reform of the security council. the un has been talking for more than 20 years, but there is no consensus on this issue at the

moment. it has 193 states. south sudan was the last to join in 2011 . in the third decade of the 21st century , the topic of colonialism is extremely relevant, on the one hand, it is persistently reminded of it by that very global south, they say, you gentlemen gave the yolk, there is. so do not teach to live. better help financially, if the counter process, the triumph of the left of liberal ideas in rich countries has given rise to the phenomenon of rethinking the past, as the guilt of the white colonialists, which must be overcome not only by reparations, but also by a different look at history eduard shilin from amsterdam authorities of the netherlands took the first cautious step and repented for their country's role in the slave trade prime minister morkruta delivered

a speech of repentance at home, and his ministers of the former colonies, but the apology was met with mixed reviews over the centuries. under dutch rule, human dignity was violated in the worst possible way the dutch state after 1863 failed to properly see and acknowledge that our role in slavery continued and continues to have negative consequences for this i want to apologize on behalf of the state, the netherlands district in the city of amsterdam the workshop of the sculptor nelson gorithu. he was born in 1953 . at an early age, he moved with his parents to the metropolis, his grandmother put an exhibit of the human circus and then there were coffins. today he is one of the most famous sculptors. we've already done a lot. a small fish to be a slave we see what is happening. there ryota had to apologize to me every babysitter the system was

built on the genocide of greed and they still look at africa from that point of view. take a look at what's happening on border with italy in the refugee camps there is genocide. i think they should apologize to humanity. they are in front of me. the only way you can change yourself according to lenin university, the dutch sold more than half a million slaves from africa and asia to latin america. the slave trade was one of the key factors in prosperity, it was canceled only in 1863. in russia, serfdom has been banned for 2 years already. at the same time, the news about you was less than the netherlands suriname for another 10 years bookcases with history books slaveholding on the walls drawings of ships carrying slaves, lion bala and writers researchers of the colonial past of the netherlands, author of numerous books on the history of fish ownership and a native of suriname, like his lawyers and writers. a balanced and pragmatic approach to the government's apology you know many people are very

pleased with what he did many welcome his appeal. but if you listen carefully, you will understand that this is nonsense nonsense. he apologizes for what the dutch did in the 17th century, but doesn't say anything what could they do for us now they don't have a job if you visit suriname you will see that it is a very poor country. i think that along with the apologies, mr. ryukka should make an effort to improve the lives of the local population. it's easy to say sorry and what's next, the golden corner of the richest part of the canal, once in the 16th-18th centuries , the richest people of the city of amsterdam lived here - merchants, court financiers, owners and robot traders. like in this house. number 514 lived hugovorn, the owner of a giant plantation in gayane who are not only you. he grew sugar, but also traded slaves, and samples of his goods can still be seen on the facade of this building.

east of amsterdam city park island park stingy january, sun slaveholding national monument installed 2002, by erwin de vries every year on july 1st. the keti koti ceremony is taking place here. what does getting rid of the chains mean? the sculpture itself has long become a familiar detail of the landscape. it's very good that he apologized the netherlands are directly responsible for the set the wrong things that they brought to the world, like slavery, for example, and what is connected with it is terrible. probably all we can do at the moment is apologize and admit that we were wrong. at that time, he used to talk about the colonial possessions of the kingdoms. in the netherlands, the expositions were divided into parts of the world, they told the ordinary stories of the fence territories. today, the exposition is called the museum of the tropics and shows a completely different, non- ceremonial picture of the country's past. the exhibition of arabs occupies the whole floor for the most part the exhibits were in the storerooms of the museum and belonged to real people.

manda, it seems to me very important to highlight this dark page of dutch history . the fact is that it is not closed and continues today , what we do at this exhibition, which we call our colonial heritage, is what we feel and what we come into contact with. every day we talk about the painful side of this phenomenon, about the terrible things that happened during colonial slavery. but it was also important for us to show the resistance of the slaves, as a rule, this is a story of very strong and courageous people. they fought against the system and were the creators of their own destiny against the colonial system. so we try to show two points of view of apologies and awareness of mistakes new monuments and exhibitions of the ozone past, that this can change the modern politics of europe. but the former colonies are increasingly starting to talk not only about apologies, but also about money preparations especially for international eyes. and every now and then something will break through, not

like the head of european diplomacy was baryli, who, a couple of months ago, began to talk about how europe should blaspheme or cherish its garden, an oasis in the surrounding jungles of the world, apparently those where many, many wild monkeys are found, it turned out inconveniently. and ev-branque on the theme of police violence donkey traditionally represents the democratic party on the shoe it says five cops kill a black man on the leg racism and on the rubber band the media michael ramirez continues the theme on the screen the police badge of the city of memphis tennessee just where he died at the hands of the police tyro nichols work shortly headlined by the spot is chip bock's wicked irony film festival, in which body-worn police cameras were filmed

. this is popcorn. no answers. she is bags for those who are swayed by the anonymous artist rivers is unknown, even if it is a woman or a man, but the author adheres to conservative views on the watchmen of the tv beating the mystery. lsa and uncle sam a collective image of america only asks why? russia and china in this in a sense, it seems that there is no guilt before the world majority for colonialism, on the contrary, there are merits and the opportunity to help. after the mass process of liberation from colonial dependence and the creation of sovereign states, political independence arose largely thanks to the ussr and china, but economic enslavement continues, the global north sells

high-tech goods to the global south, and in return receives natural resources, cheap food, and so on, but the west itself is experiencing a growing problems. at first 1970s encourages him to use his accumulated advantages even more aggressively. how the world reacts, first, the global south, is less and less ready to tolerate such behavior. secondly, the global south, and itself has already accumulated enough economic production potential as a result , when the ukrainian company began, many countries questioned the advisability of joining the american position . leads to the creation of even a little polar world. and the fact that hugo chavez called the world a pluripolar country is completely different, but they are united by one rejection of what

the us is imposing sounds encouraging. only of course, one rejection. usa is not the essence . moreover, americans are experienced people who know how to interest. even those who oppose and have, than russia has a handicap thanks to the cause left by the ussr, but it is not eternal to the global south, it is necessary to offer not only solidarity, but also practical benefits from cooperation. and to offer ourselves we need more of it now. the price marks the 80th anniversary of the end of the battle of tselingrad, one of the main military events of the 20th century. i remember the military art of selflessness and heroism, we must not forget the main exorbitant human price that was paid for establishing a lasting peace and how easy it is sometimes to devalue it, forgetting the tragic lessons. it was an international review. see you.

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