the conflict between iran and america is taking place in iraq. d i'm not a fan of iran, i have always stood against iranian influence in iraq, and i don't want to see this happening again. as iran take control of iraq. but the problem is — what is going to happen? do they have a conflict policy... as in the wars of 2010 and 2003, they didn't have a post—conflict policy, what to do in iraq. now, i'm not sure whether they have policy or not. but i know that this administration is different than the previous administrations. it's more sharp, they do what they think is right as far as the the american interests are concerned. and this is very important because we need to see a restoration of the world—class leadership in america as well as in other countries. hang on, i'm a little confused about what you're saying. donald trump, you say, is a different sort of american president. he's sharp, you say. the administration. yes, but the point is this: donald trump right now is issuing new threats. he's talking about 52 sites that he will hit, including cu

the conflict between iran and america is taking less indie rock. t a fan of iran, i have always stood against you run and i don't want to see this happening again. as iran take control of a rock. the problem is what is going to happen. what does the conflict policy... they didn't have a post— conflict policy. now i'm not sure what they have. also not, i know this administration is different from the previous administrations. they do what they think is right as far as the american —— the americans are concerned because of this is important because managers see restoration of the world—class leadership in america as well as in other countries. hang on, i'm a little confused about what you're saying. donald trump is a is a different sort of american president. his shop. the administration. yes, but the point is this. he is issuing new threats. his talking about 52 says he will hit including ‘s cultural size in the run if the iranians use violence in response. this is a precautionary statement. he doesn't want to run to retaliate in a serious way. and i

for many, iran and america are no longer welcome here. d a message to us and iran. we wish iraqis will not be either eastern or western. we want iraq to be ruled by iraqis. change was already coming here in iraq, but the killing of qasem soleimani on iraqi soil means it may come sooner. with enough trouble of their own, iraqis are fast losing patience with america and iran. quentin sommerville, bbc news, baghdad. the united states is beginning screening passengers arriving at three airports from the chinese city of wuhan. they're looking for symptoms of a new respiratory virus that has killed two people and infected dozens more. the checks will take place at los angeles, san francisco and jfk airport in new york. the new virus was detected in wuhan last month; cases have since been reported injapan and thailand. dr peter daszak is from the center for infection and immunity at the ecohealth alliance and an expert on global emerging diseases such as sars. he joins us from new york. peter, this seems to have become a lot more concerning in th

our guest is the stanford university codirector of the iran america project. if you want to ask them questions, (202) 748-8000 for democrats. (202) 748-8001 four republicans. for independents, (202) 748-8002 . before we take calls, you were in iran until 1986. what happened to bring you to the united states? guest: the atmosphere at the used -- university where i used to teach. the iranian leadership is almost all men, these gentlemen, women were deprived of top positions though they are 65% of college graduates. they decided to actually purge the university. they purged 40 of us from the faculty of 45. they brought me back after a year of throwing me out. eventually they said you can't teach. i love teaching, i love my work. i realized i can't stay there anymore. things were becoming increasingly fraught for my son, who was beginning to realize that this is a country in war. remember, that was the time when saddam hussein in his brutality was attacking to run every night with missiles. i began to sense that my son was no recognizing the terror raining from the

for many, iran and america are no longer welcome here. age to us and iran. we wish iraqis will not be either eastern or western. we want iraq to be ruled by iraqis. change was already coming here in iraq, but the killing of qasem soleimani on iraqi soil means it may come sooner. with enough trouble of their own, iraqis are fast losing patience with america and iran. quentin sommerville, bbc news, baghdad. four teachers in los angeles are suing the us carrier delta airlines for negligence after a pilot dumped fuel over their primary school playground earlier this week. the teachers say the fuel burned their skin, eyes and throats and sent children screaming for cover. gareth barlow reports. screaming. this is the moment thousands of litres of aviation fuel rained down on los angeles. the delta air lines flight 89 dumps the fuel on tuesday before making an emergency landing shortly after takeoff. dozens of children and teachers outside in playgrounds as the plane flew overhead required medical treatment for skin irritation and breathing diff

then saturday night, president trump tweeted threats to iran saying america's military is the biggestst in the world, gist spent $2 trillion on military equipment and went on, if americans were attacked by iran, he wouldn't hesitate to attack, he said he had 52 iranian targets ready in places important to iran and the iranian culture. they would be hit very fast and hard. so where does this all go? megan, deputy national security advisor. in charge of iraq and afghanistan during the george w. bush administration. she's now at harvard. richard haus and peter binard definitely did not work for george w. bush. he's a journalist and a contributor to the atlantic and the cnn. megan, you know in some sense considering all the options with iran and never shows this option killing soleimani. why? >> i think any administration looking at this -- i think it is safe to say that previous administrations thought there would be a counterterrorism benefit no doubt this person is -- we're better off without him. but that had to be evaluated in the context of all of the risks that come along with it.

for many, iran and america are no longer welcome here. end a message to us and iran. we wish iraqis will not be either eastern or western. we want iraq to be ruled by iraqis. change was already coming here in iraq, but the killing of qasem soleimani on iraqi soil means it may come sooner. with enough trouble of their own, iraqis are fast losnig patience with america and iran. quentin sommerville, bbc news, baghdad. 57 canadian citizens were among those on board the plane shot down by iran. the canadian prime minister has been giving an update on what his government is doing for the victims' families. justin trudeau says he's pushing for answers from the iranian regime, and also announced an emergency compensation scheme. as a first step, the government will give families of the victims who are canadian citizens or permanent residents $25,000 per victim to assist with their immediate needs, such as funeral arrangements and travel. this is a unique and unprecedented situation because of the international sanctions placed on iran and the diff

for many, iran and america are no longer welcome here. not be either east or west. we want iraq to be ruled by iraqis. change was already coming here in iraq, but the killing of qasem soleimani on iraqi soil means it may come sooner. with enough trouble of their own, iraqis arson losing —— fast losing patience with america and iran. quentin sommerville, bbc news, baghdad. a former police officer, whose wife died following bowel surgery, has said he was "knocked sideways" after receiving an anonymous letter raising concerns about her care. susan warby died five weeks after the procedure at west suffolk hospital in 2018. the inquest into her death has been adjourned so that an independent medical witness can be brought in. helena wilkinson is at ipswich coroner's court. john got the letter, he said an anonymous letter, signed not to mark months after his wife died highlighting mistakes that had been made when his wife was in care at west sussex hospital —— west suffolk hospital, one when she was given the wrong intravenous solution. the cor

for many, iran and america are no longer welcome here. us and iran. we wish iraqis will not be either eastern or western. we want iraq to be ruled by iraqis. change was already coming here in iraq, but the killing of qasem soleimani on iraqi soil means it may come sooner. with enough trouble of their own, iraqis are fast losing patience with america and iran. quentin sommerville, bbc news, baghdad. security forces in the chilean capital santiago have used tear gas against protesters. there have been months of demonstrations against the government of president sebastian pin—yera, with people ——sebastian pinera, with people demanding social reforms and changes to the constitution. dozens have died since the movement began in october. brazil's culture minister roberto alvim has been sacked after using parts of a speech by nazi germany's propaganda chief joseph goebbels in a video, sparking outrage. music by hitler's favourite composer richard wagner was played in the background. earlier, mr alvim said the now—deleted video was a "rhetorical

for many, iran and america are no longer welcome here. message to us and iran. we wish iraqis will not be either eastern or western. we want iraq to be ruled by iraqis. change was already coming here in iraq, but the killing of qasem soleimani on iraqi soil means it may come sooner. with enough trouble of their own, iraqis are fast losing patience with america and iran. quentin sommerville, bbc news, baghdad. let's get some of the day's other news. security forces in the chilean capital santiago have used tear gas against protesters. there have been months of demonstrations against the government of president sebastian pinera, with people demanding social reforms and changes to the constitution. dozens have died since october. us congresswoman ayanna pressley has revealed she is completely bald because of alopecia. the massachusetts democrat told the root website that she started noticing her hair was falling out last autumn. the french fashion designer jean paul gaultier has said his next show in paris will be his last. he presented his f

their direction or in the direction of the satisfies iran and the break her loose when when iran attacks when america attacks present silly money on all iraqi land but then they do nothing when it comes to iran attacking us bases in iraq so right there is a state there is a really weak government here in iraq and 'd 'd this is exactly why the the protests are. our own going on they will only become stronger but there will the serious worry now everybody will take a pause from and i hear i hear a man i want to get that protest a voice into the conversation and also show you right now just have a look at what's happening here on you tube the conversation is moving so quickly and so fast and i'm going to pull out one comment there from you tube and that is jamie cooks and he says that there are 2 factors in iraq and the people are split and it's annoying to him that the media isn't representing this is there any anything else in the way that you're seeing the media are covering what is happening between iran and iraq and the u.s. the you really want to tell the international community very briefly go ah

for many, iran and america are no longer welcome here. us and iran. we wish iraqis will not be either eastern or western. we want iraq to be ruled by iraqis. change was already coming here in iraq, but the killing of qasem soleimani on iraqi soil means it may come sooner. with enough trouble of their own, iraqis are fast losing patience with america and iran. quentin sommerville, bbc news, baghdad. earlier i spoke to an expert on iranian affairs at the school of history at st andrews university. he told me it has in a momentous start told me it has in a momentous start to 2020 four iran. the assassination of qasem soleimani and then the downing of the plane, the protest that followed. in a way he was providing his official version of events and he was effectively emphasising the assassination of qasem soleimani as a cowardly terrorist attack by americans but did not provide much focus on the downing of the plane and the protests that followed. we got a goodidea protests that followed. we got a good idea here of what the current thinking o

for many, iran and america are no longer welcome here. iraqis will not be either eastern or western. we want iraq to be ruled by iraqis. change was already coming here in iraq, but the killing of qasem soleimani on iraqi soil means it may come sooner. with enough trouble of their own, iraqis are fast losnig patience with america and iran. quentin sommerville, bbc news, baghdad. he's an expert on iranian affairs from the school of history at st. andrew's university and joins me live from edinburgh. thank you forjoining us. why is this speech—making headlines? thank you forjoining us. why is this speech-making headlines? he is providing his view on recent developments. a very momentous start of 2024 iran. general soleimani's assassination and then the protests which followed. he was, in a way, providing his official version of events and he was effectively emphasising the assassination of general soleimani as a cowardly and terrorist act but the americans did not choose to provide much focus on the downing of the ukrainian plane but he got

for many, iran and america are no longer welcome here. s will not be either eastern or western. we want iraq to be ruled by iraqis. change was already coming here in iraq, but the killing of qasem soleimani on iraqi soil means it may come sooner. with enough trouble of their own, iraqis are fast losnig patience with america and iran. quentin sommerville, bbc news, baghdad. one in seven people in britain are said to be neuro diverse a term describing those with dyslexia, adhd or on the autism spectrum. more and more employers are trying to attract people who are neurodiverse. the intelligence agency gchq has been doing so for more than 20 years. now, a major record label has produced a book aimed at making the working environment more inclusive. chi chi izundu has more. so, this can be used to describe most neurodiversities. i typically use it to do either dyspraxia or autism. put these goggles on and what they will do is turn your wold upside down. can you see? yes. now, try and shake my hand. pleasure to meet you. a small gesture that hap

canchants of "death to america"s iran's supreme leadelidefends the ry over the acdental shooting of a plane. plusinvoicbeyond theea hines--a .icbeyond the headlines nada: for those watchinndon pbs and arhe globe, welcome to "world news america." president trump's impeachment triawill probably get underway on--properly get underway on tuday, butou will not have wait until then to witness the drama. mr. trump's defense team will include the prosecutor from bill clinton's impeachment, ken starr. d alan dershowitz, who represented o.j. simpson in the trial of the century, will be joining the ranks. aleem maqbool looks at the key hirings ahead of next week's blockbuster trial. aleem: it is what we have come to expect from donald trump, the hiney revealed members o legal team are made-for-tv. it was ken starr's investigatiot an finding tt bill relationship with an intern that led to the then-president's impeachment. >> fox news cnews contributor, ken, how you doing? aleem: more recently he has been on mr. trump's network of choice. mr.z dershow represented o.j. simpson, mikictyson, and cod

iran. the crowds chanting death to america as iran's supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei tells them their message has been delivered. of. a slave who was delivered last night. but what is important is that the seditious presence of america. in the region should be and it is hold. on because they want to even from. the country's foreign minister also spoke out. that said very clearly that if the united states takes any action you don't build respond accordingly and we will respond in a very harsh but proportionately donald trump did promise further action but in form of economic sanctions military confrontation it appears has been averted for now. let's get some analysis on all of this we have our correspondent alexander phenomena standing by for us in washington and here in studio we have tyson barker a transatlantic analyst at the aspen institute good to have you both alexander going to start with you there in washington the president saying that iran is standing down is this escalation over at least from washington's perspective well for now i would say yes don't know trunk and made it

better hurry in. >>> we are back talking about iran, eiraq and america and qasm soleimani. n't understand of the brach drop. eck pla explain what the sheer revival is and explain how it plays into iran's relationship with iraq. >> the shea are minorities. there is a large portion of that population in the middle east and lebanon and iraq and across the persian gulf, after the iraq war in particular, there was this shipping power in iraq away, the shea and this sort of created within the middle east between the zunis. and iran took advantage of this in building relations in iraq and strengthen its relations in lebanon and bahrain and pakistan essentially creating now of what we called the crescent. the shea minorities in this country, there was a case where they look to iran to help them empower. the shea and iraq took advantage of iran to consolidate their power. in that scenario, soleimani became very important. he was the military relationship between iran and the shea communities. he partner among popularity is the fact that insurgencyinsurges credited in protecting iraq

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in neighboring iraq, iran and america continue their battle for influence. whenraand america flight, often it is iraq who bleeds. ghhere in d and across the country, there is a rebel against the government and iranian influenc tehran has spent decades building of enorus power here. that power is facing unprecedented pressure. they have been on these streets since october and caused the prime t ministerresign and the parliament to agree a new electoral law. but that is not enough. for many, neither iran nor amica are welcome. >> i sent a message to u.s. and neither ea nor west.is we want iraq to be ruled by iraqis. quentin: changing was coming to iraq, but the killing of qasem soleimani on iraqi soil means it may me sooner. with enough trouble on their own, iraqi are fast losing patience with america and iran. quentin somerville, bbc news, baghdad. nada: the fbi has arrested three o-suspected members of a zi hate group who planted to travel to a pro-gun rally in virginia ononday. one was a canadian army reservist was fired in august over ts to hate groups and

iran. as you said, suddenly you put iraq in a situation either with america or iran. iran is our neighbor. iran has the longest border with us. we have been fighting with the iranians for centuries. we don't want to be going to war with iran. we don't want to be the launching base for another american adventure in the middle east. at the same time, the agreements , the forces agreement of the united states, state american forces are in iraq to secure iraqi airspace, secure iraqi government agagainst attack. that shifts the narrative. that uses iraq as a launchpad. alliesse we have iranian accusing them of plotting. again, using that american argument to counter the demonstrations in the streets. this is what these militias have been doing all along, even before these strikes. now you have the strike. now you have this rhetoric, this trump rhetoric. can i say this? every single demonstrator i have talked to in the squares in baghdad, they pray, they tell me, they wish, they pray that ump would d never utter a tweet regarding iraqi politics because they do not want to b

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expressed a love and iranians sentiment in saying that they want iraq to be independent from both iran and america and to be run by iran is journalist pressure my good in baghdad now for some of the other stories making news around the world israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is asking parliament for immunity from corruption charges the move is likely to protect him from prosecution while he remains in office netanyahu was indicted in november on charges of bribery fraud and breach of trust. austria's conservatives have struck a coalition deal with the green party after 3 months of negotiations sebastian cuts remains chancellor with the greens in 3 national government for the 1st time the conservatives previous alliance with the far right freedom party collapsed over a corruption scandal and triggered elections in september. the colombian capital bogota has won in its 1st woman man said live politician claudio lopez is promising to fight racism and inequality city has become the focus for a nationwide protests against the rock the rule rather of right wing president. as wildfires rage acros

it is the latest reaction to a tumultuous ten days in iran starting with america's killing of iran'sop general. then on wednesday iran retaliated with missiles at bases in iraq housing americans. that same day iran shot down inadvertently it says a ukrainian airliner killing all 176 passengers and crew. these protests are in response to that incident. president trump, secretary pompeo and benjamin netanyahu immediately expressed support for the protesters. will the anger on the streets of tehran amount to anything joining me now in tehran? mohamed mirandi, professor at the university of tehran. in baghdad, a reporter for the guardian and in abu dhabi, the writer in chief for the national. professor, let me start with you and ask you, how do we understand these protests which seem dramatic in that they specifically talk about the regime, the islamic republic about the supreme leader and seem to be animated by a sense that the regime should not have been engaging in a warfare without closing down the air space if it knew it was firing missiles, should not have lied disclaiming responsi

welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. 0ur headlines today: tensions between america and irant but donald trump warns the us may act "disproportinately" if iran attacks america. brendan hill built this house himself — but watched it burn to the ground in the australian bushfires — we'll speak to him this morning. hollywood mogul harvey weinstein's trial begins —he's accused of assualting two women but many more have made

we look at the iraqi government, they choose between america or iran, look at what iran will do to our country. i'm hoping the iraqi government recognizes that america should be their friend, not iran. two, i think iran will continue what it has always done and try to strike out on their proxies, has below, hamas, assess assassinations in iraq, that's why the strength is the best wao defeat the threat. i'm hopeful that the iranian people will look at the government and said, what is the government taking us, we are going backwards. and revolution is on the street of iran is a thing to keep your eyes on. it will quiet, but it will not go away. >> harris: three days to be in the streets, coming to a close, and 40% economy that is ravaged by all sorts of problems. ari fleischer, great to see you. thank you for your perspective. >> thank you, harris, harris. >> harris: a suggestion by some republicans the situation with iran could force congress to put impeachment on the back burner. this is both political sides remaining over the standoff of how the senate should handle any impeachment tr

to fight terrorism so all those problems need to be settled by the iraqis rather than proxy iran proxy america mohammad marandi it is one of the difficulties here that there are 2 very different opposing stories so the u.s. wants to tell the story that iran's asserting a vice like grip over iraq and that essentially iraq's become if you like an iranian college colony whilst iran maintains actually it's a partner to iraq it wants to help rebuild and supports its neighbor and yet parts of the criticism we're hearing today is that this p.m.s. protest at the embassy is simply an attempt to draw attention away from the peaceful protesters. i think it's pretty clear no matter how one frames it that the americans have repeatedly bombed the popular mobilisation groups and they murdered many of them and the accusations that they have attacked american positions are simply american accusations the there's been no court of law in iraq that has proven this and if the popular mobilisation supporters and their people do not leave the gates of the u.s. embassy. during the gauche ations with the iraqi governm

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including ending needless provocations from the administration and demanding that iran cease its violence. saying america and the world cannot afford war. now, earlier today, administration officials breached congressional leaders on iran and the air strike that killed soleimani and tomorrow, all members of the house and senate are set to be briefed, as well. >> we both know, mary, all this playing out amid the backdrop of this impeachment showdown and it was just a little more than 24 hours ago, we reported former national security adviser john bolton is now saying that we would testify if subpoenaed in a senate trial. and today, senate majority leader republican mitch mcconnell said he's got the votes he needs to start the trial without any new witnesses, at least at the start? >> reporter: david, mcconnell told his members he now has enough republican votes to move ahead and start a trial in the senate without committing to calling additional witnesses. and that has been the big demand from democrats, that republicans bring in key witnesses. democrats say without them, a trial in the senate would simp

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moni what they seem to not understand the ramifications of what they have done vis move if america wants to free iran as it keeps talking about this move has united the iranian people it is really united the iraqi people the syrians the yemeni lebanon on the palestinian movement it's united everyone against america and that's sound of death to america is getting louder and louder and louder and there's nothing america can do about it this is by its own hand by its own activity you know even if they don't like us presence on their money vis type of behavior of you know unilaterally making a decision not even just discussing with congress or when un or anything this is about the behavior of a democracy so we fast of american democracy is is laid bare for everyone to see america is not a democracy we've been calling it an empire run by a psychopathic emperor beat obama or trump and this is exactly what it is now the emperor has no clothes it is open and clear to see america is not a democracy it doesn't have any chance at it for the political and it's a state in decline to take it we said if we had more

nobody o who thinks iran wants a hot fighting war with america. on the plains of iraq. but the fact is beating i iran or defeating them or terms with them is going to require something other than our most blunt object. >> that's absolutely right. and even though we seem to be breathing a sigh of relief after last nights activity that things aren't as bad as they could have been, and there's an opportunity now for diplomacy. the president and his administration need to seize that. we need to not go back to a tit for tat military response. that's not going to get us anywhere. again, whether there's any vehicle to get back to agreement on the nuclear deal. at least open up the dialogue with the iranians to back down from this situation that we find ourselves in. and not involve the u.s. military in a tit for tat with the cuds force or proxy forces. >> we have heard the iranian military is saying that there were 22 missiles fired. 17 of them fell on the air base. which we believe to be we thought 15 or so. it's 17. we do not have damage estimates. at this point does everybod

financially independenffl the news comes as the dow with the us and iran on the brink of war, both sides stepped back. president trump says america "big, powerful, as long as i'm president of the united states, iran will never be allowed to have a nuclear weapon. in the war of disinformation, iranian state television says the attack on us bases killed 80 americans, the white house says none died. also on the programme, the iranians say they have recovered a black box from the ukrainian passengerjet that crashed in tehran shortly after take off killing 176 people on board. and do you think they "saurus"? the t—rex love at the airport arrivals lounge. if only they had long enough arms. hello and welcome. i'm katty kay in washington and christian fraser is in london. the duke and duchess of sussex have anncounced in the last hour that they "intend to step back as ‘senior‘ members of the royal family and work to become financially independent" in a statement issued by the couple. to become financially independent" have just anno| they say that after many months of reflection they have decided to make a transition to carve out a progr

in neighbori iraq, iran and america continue thefl battle for nce. when it ran and americaig, often it is in iraq who believes. here in baghdad and across the country, there is a revolt against the government and iranian influence. tehran has spent decades building up enormous power here. that power is now facing unprecedented pressure. they have been on these streets since october and calls for the e minister to resign and parliament to agree troll laws. but that's not enough. for many, they ran and america are no longer welcome here. >> [speaking foreign language] >> i send a message to the u.s we wish iraqis will be northern eastern norwest. don't want to be. twe want to be beholdeno iraqis. >> change was already coming in iraq, but the killing ofustom soleimani on iraqi soil means it may come sooner. with enough trouble on theie ow iraqis sing patience with america and iran. >> 57 canadian citizens were among those on board the plane shot down by a run. the canadianrime minister has been giving an update on what his government is doing for the vi

we just watched two weeks ago young college students inside iran would not walk an america flag that their government put up. iran, id the enemy is in not america, the democrats ouldn't even let a resolution go. what message do you think that says to the world? nd just what you said, the policy itself is wrong. the process is different than deny done in 100 years to the right to even have debate about it, which you would like to have. worse? know what's the timing. they're sitting, trying to a president, and they're sending the wrong message to the regime. of will not send a message support to those who protest, who believe in the idea of freedom. down.ote that the protesters get a very clear message from the democrats. ut the regime gets an even clearer message from them. to continue to do what we had would do in the future. that is what's wrong with what's on today. reporter: yesterday, bernie sanders put out a statement becomes the democratic nominee, if he becomes president, that he would begin renegotiating the usmca. he's hat concern you that making that threat and what message

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iran of oka striking the embassy protest but terence's it's the knowledge states it's acting aggressively. they find some excuse to attack iraqi soil and martyr people are strongly condemn this crime by america and i do so on behalf of the government and the people of iran. she says attack was one of the worst on the u.s. diplomatic mission in years and it is further escalated tensions between washington and tehran and already difficult relationship. iraq has been shaken by months of protests by government opponents expressing a different set of grievances journalists pressure maggot in baghdad he explains the people who were outside of the u.s. embassy majority of those people were supporters from the iranian backed militia groups that were targeted by the u.s. air strikes if you go. following the rules of some of the people who have been killed in the airstrikes and they're going to be very much related to the airstrikes if you've been protesting for the past months have much wider grievances they've been calling for you know the downfall of some of the political elites who they say are responsible for widespread corruption within an hour are and many of them in fact i have expressed a lot

early iraq is caught in this regional rivalry between 2 political and military mights iran and the united states of america where does iraq see what does it see itself in the near future sides even more with iran or trying to carve out a neutral position. i think this is very difficult to question because you know between both because america is the great power and. iran it's the neighborhood and iran it's have many historical and religious should do that with the iraqi even between the people of both people and the politest between the in our care and under bullets then we know that in our key is the venue critic situation now because they cannot be with what side against the other then i think is the best way to be the mediator ought to be a between them but i think it's very difficult now because a iran needs it within their own all the american forces and they don't want an admission ship with american and that many can want to go into government be away from the admission ship with iran down they want to make iraq as a base for or to attack iran or to to stop any and it of lobbying for any things in i

iran of focus trying the embassy protest but terence's it see not it states it's acting aggressively because. they find some excuse to attack iraqi soil and martyr people i strongly condemn this crime by america and i do so on behalf of the government and the people of iran. she says attack was one of the worst on the u.s. diplomatic mission in years and it has further escalated tensions between washington and tehran and already difficult relationship. peshmerga it is covering this story from baghdad welcome pascha what's the situation at the embassy now. things are quiet in down most of the people who are outside the embassy tending to enter have now left after they received orders from militia commanders telling them to leave the embassy. as we heard in the report the u.s. says it is now deploying more troops how is that likely to affect the situation i think it will continue to increase tension between u.s. and iran and iraq. iran back groups are very clear that they want u.s. troops to completely leave there are getting reacting to airstrikes what occurred a few days ago and us doing the opposite of that i think these are the markets of the country has been struggling with protests for fo