detained for more than $400.00 days there were rallies in iran's capital to mark the anniversary also jabari reports now from tehran. iran is now producing more enrich uranium on a daily basis that's according to the head of iran's atomic energy organization marcello he he made the announcement at the natanz nuclear facility he said that say in the past 2 months in iran has gone up from a producing 450 grams of in which a rainy and per day to 5000 grams of enrich uranium in a day that's up 10 times in just a short period of time he said that this is all due to the fact that they decided to advance the country's nuclear activities the spite of the 2015 nuclear deal which saw iran limiting its nuclear program he said that this is all as a result of the current political climate iran finds itself in mainly that since the united states withdrew from the nuclear deal last year and impose a series of sanctions on iran the remaining european signatories of this deal have not been able to hold up their end of the bargain that is why iran is moving forward at a fast speed with its nuclear program the

our correspondent also jabari is in terror on with more details. major general hussein is how i mean rated iran's position that they will continue to defend their interests in the middle east he said that iran will not shy away from protecting its interests in the neighboring countries hinting at the fact that the events that have been unfolding in syria lebanon and iraq is something that has been instigated by foreign powers mainly to united states and iran will not stand for it that they will defend their own interests in those countries the major general also announced that iran has now got more than enough missiles in its stockpile to defend its interests anywhere in the region and that they are ready and able and willing to defend themselves the events that he was speaking at is the upcoming 40th anniversary of the u.s. embassy takeover by university students on november 4th 1979 which led to the relations between iran and the united states being severed at that point the iranians have now unveiled a series of new murals outside this building

centrifuges underground facility in the city of qom but that's bad in the 2015 nuclear agreement also jabari reports. president hassan rouhani arrived at this factory in teheran for an inauguration ceremony but he used the term announce enron's 4th and most significant step in scaling back its commitment to the 2015 nuclear deal more as fire door on iran's 4th step will be launched at the forto nuclear facility and i will advise the atomic energy organization to start as of tomorrow by feeding gas into the centrifuges i will also inform the p. 4 plus one of the step this new action will also be under the supervision of the international atomic energy agency for don't you clear facility is the only place where iran can and has produced 20 percent enriched uranium that's considered an important stage towards developing uranium with the potential for a nuclear weapon it has always been a controversial facility its existence was revealed to the world by iran in 2009 that was after the united states intelligence agencies alleged that there was a secret nuclear facility in iran and the president a

dorsett jabari al jazeera to iran. iraq's human rights commission says 2 people have been killed and dozens injured after security forces opened fire on protesters in basra they had been staging a sit in at the port when live ammunition was used to disperse the crowds and the government of the port had halted its operations for almost a week earlier 2 protesters were killed in the city of nasiriya and thousands took part in one of the largest protests seen there so far meanwhile the u.n. says iraqi security forces are continuing to commit human rights violations against protesters the latest report indicates a demonstration related violence from the 25th of october november 4th caused at least $97.00 further deaths and thousands of injuries well the iraqi security officials could displayed more restraint that in previous protests earlier in october particularly in baghdad the unlawful use of lethal and less lethal weapons by security forces and armed people requires urgent attention well as protesters keep up their pre

or listen to our correspondent also jabari she's there in the arabian capital and how should we be readingthis intervention then coming from this senior figure from the revolutionary guard this is a direct it's a replying directly to those protests taking place both in lebanon and in iraq. well martin it appears that the head of the revolutionary guard is saying that iran will not shy away from defending its interests beyond its borders that means be it in syria lebanon or iraq the major general said that the iranians will defend themselves that wherever the enemy decides to attack them be that on foreign soil or along their own borders the general also said that iran has now reached the capacity of stockpiling missiles that they are now they have more than enough missiles that they have stored away and they are ready and able to the found themselves from whatever threat comes their way this was a significant event where it was the unveiling of new murals that have been painted outside the former u.s. embassy in tehran since the university students over took it in november 4th of 1979 on m

a political analyst and professor of media studies also into her own al-jazeera correspondent jabari and everybody is really good to have you i actually want to start with a comment from november 27th from iran's supreme leader and the reason he felt the protests got under way and who was behind the protests have a miss. chad i had a scare there with it and i sat in that future that it was a deep extensive and very dangerous conspiracy that cost them the us so much money and effort they wanted to use an opportunity to carry out this move which was an act of destruction arson murder and vandalism under the pretext of a gasoline price increase they thought that they had found the opportunity and brought their troops to the field this move was destroyed by the people that pay those are the most of all that is one. of us is involved it's a plot if you will looking at what happened over the last couple of days how much a kite to rise what happened what took people out on the streets. well thanks for having me well let me explain it this way that protests are different from briards you kno

iraq more teen mom a gem jim live in baghdad thank you very much indeed let's go now to dulles or jabari she's in the iranian capital tehran and the radians demanding a decisive action to be taken against the perpetrators of the attack against his consulate in jeff. yes certainly the reigning foreign ministry spokesperson up us mousavi has issued a statement saying that the iranian government and i'm going to quote from it saying demand decisive effective and responsible action against the destructive agents on aggressors the point of view here is that something needs to be done very quickly to take control of the situation is very much an important city for iranians and the clerical establishment here not only did the supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei study there but also the founder of these amik revolution ayatollah khomeini spent many years there in exile this city is very important for iran because of the clerical. schools that are there in the history that they share the opinion here is that these attacks are taking place by small groups of people that are being fueled why outs

on a prototype centrifuge that's 50 times faster than those allowed by the 2015 nuclear deal also jabari reports from. iran is now producing more enrich uranium on a daily basis that's according to the head of iran's atomic energy organization. he made the announcement at the natanz nuclear facility he said that in the past 2 months in iran has gone up from a producing 450 grams of enrich uranium per day to 5000 grams of in which you're a new in a day that's up 10 times in just a short period of time iraqi security forces opened fire on protesters in the capital at least 5 people are dead the prime minister is calling for an end to bloodshed on both sides as more anti-government protests are held. the netherlands has admitted that it carried out an attack on an eyesore bomb factory in 2015 that killed 70 people in northern iraq the attack destroyed an entire neighborhood in the town of her we dutch f. 18 s were used in iraq in syria in 201420 to 2016 of the get in 2018 as part of an international coalition against isis or u.s. appeals court has ordered that 8 years worth of president don

across town to tehran or dorset jabari is live for us with force of this announcement what does it mean overall for where ron's nuclear program is headed. well it means that iran is going back to what it had in terms of its nuclear activity prior to the 2015 nuclear deal that it signed with world powers the for don't nuclear facility has always been a very sensitive one because it is the only facility inside iran that is able to produce 20 percent enriched uranium and that has been always a point of contention with the international community because they say iran doesn't actually need to enrich uranium at 20 percent and to go from 20 percent to 90 percent is not a very long stretch if you have the know how to do how to do that to know how to do that then you can also produce it at 90 percent but this is the only facility that can produce 20 percent enriched uranium and under the nuclear deal of 2015 this facility became a research facility so it was no longer enriching uranium and that's what the iranians agreed to in exchange for sanctions relief now as the announcement today by the p

after the government announced gasoline rationing and a cost increase of up to 200 percent but also jabari joins us live now from tehran dorsai so the death toll from the protests continues to rise do you think we're seeing an increase in the violence. no there and i think we're seeing an increase in the information flow that's coming through through the official channels here we know of the deaths that have occurred over the past few days since the protests began but the official state media has been announcing those death toll slowly and that is when we get the results and the state t.v. has been saying that these deaths we don't know when they occurred but that over the past few days these 3 security members were stabbed to death near a suburb of tehran this is all part of an ongoing dispute between demonstrators and the security forces because the supreme leader on sunday made his position very clear that he supported this fuel increase and then following that announcement we heard from the intelligence ministry as well as the revolutionary guards on monday saying that they will confro

well for more on this let's go live now to dawson jabari who is in tehran for us those are we expecting more protests today and how has the government been responding. well we are expecting people to voice their discontent certainly in terms of protests it's hard to say but many are so shocked at this news the government chose to make this announcement at midnight friday morning that is the weekend here and today's the 1st day of the working week so people are really waking up to this news that they are going to be paying 300 percent more for gas to fill up their cars many fear that this will actually have further repercussions in terms of prices going up in other goods in the country and the government has said that they're doing this to actually help the average iranian who is living really below poverty line they say that the money will go towards families in need about $60000000.00 europeans will get a subsidy of about $5.00 per month in the next few weeks this is all an attempt by this government trying to salvage what has been the abysmal economic record during their term their ro

our correspondent also jabari joins us live now from tehran also what's the latest on the announcement. well the head of iran's atomic energy organization ali a parcel he was at the units herm's nuclear reactor earlier on monday where he's announced that iran is now producing 5000 grams of enrich uranium per day that's up 10 times from 2 months ago when it was producing about 450 grams of in which a rainy day he was very proud of this fact he said that this is all to due to the hard work and efforts of the members of the country's atomic energy organization let's hear some more of what he had to say. zines you do see toyota we want supposed to have 30 change since refuses to work on it after we tested 20 chinese centrifuges then 3 to 4 years later to work on the 30 chain centrifuges but we faced political challenges and senior authorities decided to show iran's potential power and determination so do also witness this leave the original deal. well it's very much in doubt that this seal even exists anymore practices hasn't been implemented because the iranians say the united states with

revolution in 1979 the rally outside that former embassy is held every year more now what does the jabari . the rain ins are marking this anniversary voicing their distaste in this trust in the united states and their policies towards the islamic republic over the past 40 years now this incident is a key incident in the history of iran since the revolution of february $979.00 it is the 1st incident which really shaped iran's foreign policy and its relationship with the united states those students took the embassy and $52.00 members inside of it hostage for 444 days because then u.s. president jimmy carter had allowed the shah of iran to enter the united states to receive medical treatment for his cancer the students wanted the shah to come back to stand trial for his crimes in the country this incident really was the 1st starting point which severed relationship between iran and the united states and every year there remains mark this occasion to highlight that they are still very much of the same in the same position when it comes to their feelings and sentiments towards the united stat

several others injured as they tried to enter an oil refinery in the southern city of suzanne there's a jabari reports from the capital. anger frustration and growing concern in tehran as people protested against a 200 percent increase in fuel prices oh many simply turned off their engines on major highways across the city to show their disappointment at the sudden decision to raise petrol prices overnight. as heavy snow blanketed the capital people still lined up at the gas stations to fill up the quota for america this is not a wise decision considering our horrible economy and sanctions we are under it's a cruel decision because it won't affect the wealthy people only the poor people will pay the price. this will 100 percent impact everything else it's not just about the press of gas all commodities will be impacted for their shoes this will only her low income families they were supposed to increase subsidies 1st then raise the price of fuel they will find another excuse to cut their subsidies later . the protests have not been limited to the capital this was the scene in the southern city

more on these developments now and also jabari in teheran. president has some rouhani has been making a few comments following his weekly cabinet meeting on sunday evening in the capital he said that it is the right of every iranian to protest but it is not their right to cause riots he's referring to over a 1000 people that have been arrested over the past 48 hours as a result of a number of incidents that have taken place over all over the country in a number of cities over $87000.00 people have turned up to demonstrate and show their frustration at the news that the price of fuel has tripled overnight the government made this announcement and the president was defending the government's decision on sunday evening saying that they were trying to help the poor families in the country by increasing subsidies to them and that's why they had a decision to make and that the situation was made it wasn't an easy one he said they had 3 choices one was to increase taxes across the board inside iran the 2nd one was to increase the sale of oil that wa

it will be used to enrich uranium iran's gradually been shedding its commitments to the deal also jabari is in tehran with more details what this means is that the future of this so-called jason pill way that's the nuclear agreement extending bleecker and recur with each step that iran takes this is the 4th that they've taken so far since in may of this year that's when president hassan rouhani said that because the united states withdrew from this deal and imposed a series of new sanctions on iran the european signatories that are left are not complying with the steal and until that happens iran will continue to take these measures to get back its nuclear program on track and to make up for the last times of the past 4 years iraqi process to blocking roads and bridges in the capital baghdad and several provinces elsewhere as they step up the pressure on the government on monday security forces fired live rounds of people gathering near the state t.v. headquarters killing at least 5 people. the u.s. has formally begun withdrawing from the paris climate agreement president trump announced

military aid to ukraine in an effort to get dirt on jabari biden and secure investigations into the 2016 election. basically the opposite of what he'd already claimed. join paul mason. some of the change of heart gordon. hard to see. in live of this week, democrats went to talk to two brother big fish including former national security advisor, don bolton and the magic - acting white house chief of staff, nick mulvaney. how does he still have a job. so far bolton said he won't testify. you know what, i believe him. he's a stubborn old patch. this will be like him. the white house hinted they don't want mulvaney talking either but the one thing your bloody wants to talk about is the whistleblower. at the center of this legal parking. the president said he wants to face his accuser. and some gop lawmakers including rand paul, claiming to already know the whistleblower identity. rand. >> we also now know the name of the whistleblower. the whistleblower needs to come before congress is the material witness and i see to the media, do your job and print his name. >> so sweet and napoleonic. ot

days rallies took place in the iranian capital on mondays and mark the anniversary of the serious jabari reports out from tehran. the head of iran's atomic energy organization at one of the country's most important nuclear facilities this is where ali akbar salehi announced that iran has now added another 30 advanced centrifuges mahabharata zines you do see we weren't supposed to have 30 chain centrifuges we wanted to work on it after we tested 20 chinese centrifuges then 3 to 4 years later to work on the 30 chain centrifuges but we faced political challenges and senior authorities decided to show iran's potential power and determination this is another step taken by iran to scale back its commitments to the 2015 nuclear deal authorities here say since the united states withdrew last year and imposed if syriza further sanctions on iran the remaining european signatories have yet to uphold their end of the remans and until they do iran will continue to advance its nuclear program. that is something to european union is continuing to warn against we have continued torch run to reverse such

jabari now who has more on this. president has some rouhani has been making a few comments following his weekly cabinet meeting on sunday evening in the capital he said that it is the right of every iranian to protest but it is not their right to cause riots he's referring to over a 1000 people that have been arrested over the past 48 hours as a result of a number of incidents that have taken place over all over the country in number of cities over $87000.00 people have turned up to demonstrate and show their frustration at the news that the price of fuel has tripled overnight at the government made this announcement in the president was defending the government's decision on sunday evening saying that they were trying to help the poor families in the country by increasing subsidies to them and that's why they had a decision to make and that the situation was made it wasn't an easy one he said they had 3 choices one was increase taxes across the board inside iran the 2nd one was to increase the sale of oil that was n

under the 2050 nuclear deal resuming enriching uranium at one of its underground facilities also jabari has more from tariffs. the latest incidence about the i.a.e.a. inspectors being briefly detained in iran that what happened last week when this female inspector was entering that tense nuclear facility according to the authorities here she was discovered with what they're calling suspicious material and she was then briefly detained and later her credentials were taken away from her this comes at a time when iran is scaling back its commitment to the nuclear deal which has placed about 150 i.e. inspectors inside the country the iranian president hassan rouhani announced the 4th phase of iran scaling back its commitment and that is the restarting all 4 grow nuclear facility now this is a facility that has the capability to enrich uranium up to 20 percent and under the nuclear deal of 2015 this facility became a research facility only but as of thursday no longer is one it is now operational all this is happening because iran says since the united states withdrew from the nuclear deal l

actually represents them going right thank you for that update from baghdad let's now bring in dorset jabari she's joining us from her on and mohamed was saying that there's a lot of concern in iraq over the situation and particularly that attack on the iranian consulates in asia we've heard officials say that they want tougher action against those responsible what are we to read into those comments. well there were very strong comments from the foreign ministry spokesperson up awesome sylvie who says that the iraqi government has to take decisive and firm action against these aggressors and it's something that the iranian government will not tolerate they are holding the iraqi government responsible to deal with the situation of course not justice as mohamed mentioned a very important city for iranians is the heart of the clerical establishment that rules the islamic republic ayatollah khamenei the supreme leader studied there for many years as well as the founder of the islamic republic ayatollah khomeini lived there for many many years when he was in exile there is a foundation there name

european partners of not doing enough to help its avoid the sanctions that are hurting its economy also jabari has more from to her on. the foregoing nuclear facility near the city of call me is now fully operational according to iran's atomic energy organization just past midnight the uranium gas has been injected into centrifuges of that site and that is where the marines have said they will start producing. about 5 percent the reigning present has some rouhani said this measure has been taken this is the 4th step they are taking to scale back their commitment to the nuclear deal of 2015 now this facility the fordo site became a research facility as of january of 2016 under the green meant and that is because this is the only site in iran that is able to enrich uranium at 20 percent they were a means have said that they are taking this measure because the european signatories of the way are not upholding their and of the deal and this is the most serious step that they've taken and until the european signatories show that they are committed to this nuclear agreement iran will continue to sca

decision to pull out of the agreement last year and still to jabari reports it is likely to put more pressure on the remaining signatories. the president has found rouhani arrived at this factory in tehran for an inauguration ceremony but he used the term announce enron's 4th and most significant step in scaling back its commitment to the 2015 nuclear deal more as far as a door on iran's 4th step will be launched at the forto nuclear facility and i will advise the atomic energy organization to start as of tomorrow by feeding gas into the centrifuges i will also inform the p. 4 plus one of the step this new action will also be under the supervision of the international atomic energy agency for don't you clear facility is the only place where iran can and has produced 20 percent enriched uranium. that's considered an important stage towards developing uranium with the potential for a nuclear weapon it has always been a controversial facility its existence was revealed to the world by iran in 2009 that was after the united states intelligence agencies alleged that there was a secret nuc

to any where our enemy intends to plot against us we have achieved this power correspondent also jabari is in tehran with more details major general hussein's reiterated iran's position that they will continue to defend their interests in the middle east he said that iran will not shy away from protecting its interests in the neighboring countries hinting at the fact that the events that have been unfolding in syria lebanon and iraq is something that has been instigated by foreign powers mainly the united states and iran will not stand for it that they will defend their own interests in those countries the major general also announced that iran has now got more than enough missiles in its stockpile to defend its interests anywhere in the region and that they are ready and able and willing to defend themselves the events that he was speaking at is the upcoming 40th anniversary of the u.s. embassy takeover by university students on november 4th 1979 which led to the relations between iran and the united states being severed at that point the iranians have now unveiled a series of new mura