with such an increasing speed, it has not yet been possible to stop it, if you asked me, what to do, this is our favorite question, then it is necessary... for now to use political methods of influence, understanding, of course, that they are not a panacea either, well, what we have always invariably said is that the palestinian issue must be resolved on the basis of justice, on the basis of the decision of forty-seventh year on the division of palestine, and this decision must be implemented, what kind of palestinian state should be created in the end, we have not yet the time.

it is clear that this will probably be an unusual state with certain restrictions and so on, but it should be the result of more than a century of, of course, the struggle of the palestinians for their self-determination. the last question, but in my opinion, a very curious and important one: since when did it happen that the main opposition, the main confrontation in the region is iran-israel, because it was not always like that, iran was not the main one. yes, of course, well, we can remember that the persian king cyrus, in glorious times, freed the jews from babylonian captivity, but again, let's not go into history, let's remember the shah's times, when cooperation between israel and shakh's iran was simply a model, right up until the seventy-ninth year, i think that in this complex as... the axis of confrontation has long

been iran, israel, but it is, rather, it is part of the geopolitical, the geopolitical struggle for control, for hegemony in the region, but at the core of this, of course, lies geopolitics, which is part of global geopolitics, which, naturally, we... we can see it perfectly well in the example of the united states policy. the middle east is different in that nothing lasts forever, and at the same time nothing changes, for centuries. thank you very much. ambassador gennady tarasov was our guest. we will talk about the confrontation between iran and israel in detail after the commercial.

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iran promised to take revenge on israel back in july, when hamas political leader ismail haniyeh, guests of the inauguration of the iranian president, was killed in tehran. the response was delayed, but when hassan na stralu, the main ally, was destroyed in beirut, it became clear that face cannot be saved without retaliation. true, there is a point view that this is all israel needs. in a sense, israel even waited for iran to commit such a stupidity and strike us. because now israel has a legitimate right, recognized, by the way, by the united states. they stopped hesitating, realized that

they must be with us, even announced that they are ready not only to defend israel, but also to consider their own actions against iran, that is, to join the israeli attacks. we proceed from the fact that at the first stage the americans will not actively participate, their planes will not bomb iran, but the us will support our actions, and if the iranians respond to our powerful attack, then in the second phase the americans themselves will enter, and these will be strikes on iran's nuclear facilities, then it will change completely. the netanyahu regime has gone too far, touched the very foundations of the iranian concept of containment, the mood in iran has changed dramatically, the general feeling is that they have crossed all the red lines, the pressure of public opinion and political groups is such that the authorities could not help but respond.

netanyahu linked the issue of escalation of the conflict with the fundamental problem of national iran's security. this is a very sensitive issue, none of me is allowed to touch on it. the response is immediate, and it has been, and iran also had to demonstrate that its strength is not necessarily tied to some friendly groups in the region, and that it is capable of a tough response itself. if israel responds again, iran will have to do so too, a spiral of escalation that can never be stopped. despite such strong comments, sliding into a major regional war does not inspire anyone, that's why everyone talks about signals.

there are, but i think that if israel attacks, it will still be a calculated strike. let's just compare the size of iran and the size of israel. yes, israel has a nuclear bomb, on the other hand, iran can cause israel very big damage. if they go down the path of strikes on iran's nuclear and energy facilities, for example, the country's energy supply will be damaged, this is far beyond the permissible limits, iran, of course, will respond very harshly, public opinion will support this, but i think it will not come to a full-fledged war. everyone hopes that the other side is malicious, but still calculating. let us hope so, because there is a lot at stake. changing the rules of the game and the balance of power in this region is not just a regional

event, it will affect the entire world. we already see that russia and china are two revisionist powers that reject the existing world order based on american hegemony. they support the iranian axis and in a sense join it. the logic is simple: strengthening this axis weakens the us position in the middle east and in general. any player who can undermine. not only him, but the entire free world under the leadership of the united states. the free world. what forgotten words: where are my 16 years and my first cold war? we

live in a multipolar world, but multipolar does not mean a world of multilateral interaction, and multipolarity without well-established multilateral relations is a catastrophe, chaos, no order, no forces capable of determining the conditions, i am afraid, this war in lebanon will last many months, maybe not such a war of attrition as in gas. but will probably drag on. unifil is one of the oldest un peacekeeping missions, based in the south of lebanon, in the town of naqoura. the first units arrived in lebanon 46 years ago, in march of this year, to monitor the withdrawal of israeli troops. at first, the contingent numbered 4.0 people, today it is already more than 15 thousand. dates are extended annually, in february of the twenty- second year, the head of the peacekeepers was

appointed spanish general arnoldo lazar science. he replaced the italian stefan del col. as is known, the un does not have its own armies, so to carry out the mission, the member states of the organization provide their troops on a voluntary basis. soldiers wear the uniform of their countries, but they are required to wear blue helmets or berets. the leaders in peacekeeping are listed. bangladesh, india and pakistan, among the nato countries in the top ten, italy and france, which got there precisely because of the peacekeeping operation in lebanon. at the same time, it cannot be said that service here is easier than in other hot spots. un peacekeepers survived a fifteen-year civil war and two wars between lebanon and israel. during this time , more than 320 peacekeepers died at their post. often , on patrols were simply blown up by mines, and they would also be attacked.

disarmed and captured 24 finnish infantrymen and one french colonel. three people, however, were soon released. the rest were released only after 2 weeks. the mission includes representatives of more than 50 countries. the sea area is sometimes even patrolled by deutsche marine, the german navy. in october 2006, it so happened that a german ship came under fire fighter jets of the israeli air force. it is a little-known fact,

but since 2010, a group of belarusian peacekeepers has been part of uni. by the beginning of the twenties. servicemen, these are officers of the peacekeeping forces, about 50 companies and representatives of the special forces medical detachment passed through it. recently , the activities of un peacekeepers in lebanon have often been criticized. the israelis claimed that the unifil forces assist hezbollah fighters. for example, knowing in advance about many illegal actions of militants, the peacekeepers do not undertake no action to prevent them. voices are heard in lebanon, syria: why doesn't russia protect syrians from israeli attacks? maybe russia has made some kind of deal and is going to leave the region in the future, handing everything over to the us and israel again. and such rumors, such a mood, must be kept in mind. i hope that common diplomatic

sense will prevail. by the way, countries like china and russia could play the role of mediators. the iranian capital has long since turned into a megalopolis, the industrial political center of the country. a window of opportunity for those who are looking for better life. it is home to 9.5 million people, including suburbs and all 17. it would seem that

such a concentration of population should contribute to the harmonious development of the capital, but in reality everything is completely. there are many shortcomings that spoil the image of tehran and put it among the world's least comfortable cities for living. the question is, who is to blame for this? the city is located at the foot of mount elborz, and earthquakes often occur here, the capital has dirty air and traffic jams. in addition to this, there is an acute shortage of water, subsidence.

sees a solution in moving the capital. raw materials for factories and plants located near tehran are brought from the ports of the persian gulf, here in tehran it is processed, and the finished goods are taken back to the south for export. the cost of these goods is high, and the goods themselves are not competitive, this is clear. i do not know why we continue this trend. some mayors of tehran in the past have expressed the idea of ​​​​moving the capital, but they have not been able to implement it, because such a decision would require investments of tens of billions of dollars. this is too expensive for a country under the burden sanctions. in recent years, they have had a very

negative impact on the economy, revenues from oil and gas exports have fallen sharply, but some experts believe that there are alternative solutions. the debate about moving the capital began 50-60 years ago, and continued under different mayors and governments, but after detailed study , experts came to the conclusion that this was impossible and unnecessary. iranian economist said lailas believes that the main problem is the lack of money. we don't have any new ones.

jimmy turned 100 this week carter, the thirty-ninth president of the united states. this is a record, none of the former occupants of the white house lived to such an age. carter is revered as a patriarch, although he was considered an unimportant president, having lost re-election to reagan with a bang. and what were his main foreign policy topics? the confrontation with moscow, first an attempt to maintain detente, then a sharp escalation. the middle east settlement, seemingly successful, and then not so much, the acute crisis with iran, complex zigzags with china, when

you say, this was almost half a century ago, and what nothing has changed, and this was an international review, before the meeting, north africa connected britain with its entire asian empire. the soviet canal is an extremely important artery. musalini believed that the italians should expand their sphere of presence, moreover, there was a project for italy to dominate the northern part of the african continent. the italian troops were not in a very good morale. from the point of view of the german command's plan, well, how to replace the italians here on the battlefield, make them a junior partner. 150 tanks romel is being beaten in antasmogoria, the english nation is in shock. if the english had not managed to hold the line here, the germans would have occupied cairo. it turned out that the allies could also beat germany.

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