the united states is going after various groups linked to al qaeda and the islamic state and there is an intelligence campaign, where the u.s. government is coordinating with governments around the world to put pieces of the puzzle together. when people go to and from war zones they are on the screen and being watched. and the united states, a much more aggressive effort from the fbi in particular to go after suspected jihadist. so it becomes much harder for a group like al qaeda. i want to be clear we are talking probabilities. the chances of success for a group like al qaeda to do a spectacular terrorist attack in the united states especially are greatly diminished. host: let's talk about the role of the patriot act and government surveillance in general. guest: after 9/11, one of the concerns the u.s. government had was that there were large numbers of americans and in this case american muslim -- muslims linked to al qaeda and trained and that concern too. to be false that this was an operation perpetrated by people coming from the american muslim community turned out to be except

we saw that when the islamic state emerged where there was funding from a number of gulf states.his is outrageous. again it wasn't from , governments, it was from people. from the responsibilities of government is to ensure that people under their jurisdiction are behaving properly. and so, in my view, the proper response is u.s. pressure on saudi arabia to stop terrorism financing, and there has been some good effort. i will stress that is across demonstration so not republican or democrat thing but more needs to be done. i do think it's important to recognize that saudi arabia is both an important partner, but also has many differences with united states and we have seen this on human rights, russia. we need to recognize that the u.s.-saudi relationship is going to be complicated. in my view it's necessary, but , it's also that we should recognize their arsenic and princes and the united states and saudi arabia will often be on different sides on important issues. host: john is in germantown, maryland. go ahead, john. caller: i think the best thing that ever happened with the w

this film is islamic state without islamic state knowing it was being filmed. >> never before seen video 2013, a children's hospital turned into a house of horrors. cctv video captures the reality of the islamic state, we are torture was routine. hundreds of syrians were held and in this makeshift prison, and many never made it out to tell their stories. others did, including some western hostages with chilling accounts of what they survived and witnessed. >> we could hear the syrian prisoners in the first places where we were detained in the aleppo, hospital, for instance. we could see some of them in there, the corridor's and we could see some people lying in their blood. >> this video was much more than just a snapshot of i. s. i. s. 's reign of terror. >> as a normal state of affairs, the hospital had cctv running. the members of islamic state didn't realize that this was being recorded in the background and didn't think too much about it. >> and the cameras rolled for months, capturing scenes like this. a captive left hanging in a stress position, blindfolded detainees marched in do

this film is islamic state without islamic state knowing that it was being filmed. >> reporter: neverefore seen video inside the group's headquarters in the syrian city of allepo in 2013, a children's hospital turned into a house of horrors. cctv video that captures the reality of the islamic state where torture was routine. hundreds of syrians were held in this makeshift prison, many never made it out to tell their stories. others did including some western hostages with chilling accounts of what they survived and witnessed. >> we could hear the syrian prisoners in the first places where we were detained in the help poe hospital for instance, we could see some of them in the corridor and we could see some people lying in the road. >> reporter: this video is much more than just a snapshot of isis' reign of terror. >> as normal state of affairs, the hospital had cctv running. members of islamic state didn't realize that this was being recorded in the background and didn't think too much about it. >> reporter: and the cameras rolled for months capturing scenes like this, a captive left

in the aftermath of 9/11 itself, and then with the rise of the islamic state, there was a strong sense that this is the primary foreign policy in the united states and america needs to optimize itself. host: just stand by, because we will show viewers the beginnings of the ceremony happening right now in new york city at ground zero. ♪ >> lawrence christopher merrill. host: that is the beginning of the ceremony happening right now at ground zero. reading of the names. if you'd like to watch that, that's over on c-span2 right now. you can also catch it on c-span.org and on our free mobile video app. we will go back to daniel byman and start taking your calls for him. staff member of the 9/11 commission. kingston, new york, good morning. caller: good morning. i'm a 9/11 first responder and i got disabled from those events. this is a day for me never to forget. and when terrorism went down, i was there within 24 hours of the buildings collapsing. the buildings were still collapsing for 5, 6, 7 days. silent -- sirens were going off and people would start running all over again. really roug

e in islamic states, that is, they did not accept it.ukraine in islamic states is perceived mildly, let’s say more than critically. what islamic states are interesting in this context of ukraine? what is he counting on? no , well, there are huge ones. uh, starting there from the saudis and, accordingly, north africa and there are a lot of countries that one way or another. uh, ukraine is interested, if only for the fact that they support russia and , accordingly, the appearance of such a uh gülen, in general, who does not hide the fact that he generally adheres to many radical ideas, which in general have certain connections in islam the world. it is precisely connected with the fact that he must follow this line, and so to speak. ukraine to the islamic world precisely along the military line, accordingly, in this case , we can say that he will somehow manage or something there to increase, uh, military operations towards the crimea, i don’t believe in it, i’m saying it again, he doesn’t have, firstly, military affairs, absolutely nothin

the region has suffered mutiple attacks from groups including the pakistani taliban and islamic stated in a separate explosion, at least five people are reported to have died at a blast at a mosque near the city of peshawar. many we believe are still trapped under the collapsed building. earlier i spoke to our correspondent saher baloch in islamabad who gave us this update on the current situation in balochistan. i heard from balochistan that it is a suicide attack. this was confirmed by the police chief in balochistan who said that this was a suicide attack, which targeted the congregation, which was celebrating the birth of prophet muhammad. in another incident in hangu, which is a district in khyber pakhtunkhwa province, two suicide attackers basically tried getting into a mosque. one was stopped by the police. the other one still made it through and four people died as a result of that. so these two attacks happened today and more than 50 people are dead so far. i also was told that the pakistani taliban have said that they have nothing to do with this attack at all, and they have

uh place the islan franchise with the islamic state in china a. i'm in china in afghanistan here.m , there are contradictions between the countries of the region. there is a rather serious contradiction between tajikistan and kyrgyzstan, and there is, uh, a difficult situation connected. drug trafficking in the countries of region a. and of course, the americans can also influence here by various means to destabilize the situation. uh in the region, if uh, and their plans will be slowed down or encounter resistance from russia from china well, you are right. on my a very subtle point of view was that if the americans do not reach an agreement, they begin to act using terrorist methods. well, in fact, we can draw the following conclusion from your words. it is true. and, unfortunately, this is the practice of the american business establishment. and if they don’t buy, they start trying to kill. this is a fact, but there is another fact. we see this very well in ukraine, and zelensky is on his way to meet with biden. someone says that this is a routine meeting. someone says, it’s un

for the dead but we cannot find them for a long time was marginalized once it was a base for the islamic state group years the neglect of the conflict the confrontation of two rival governments caused the collapse of libya it was a huge silk i don't want to blame anyone or create controversy even if all measures were taken there were losses huge losses of gasayev tim more could have been done we planted the government last week no even years still the dam had cracks in need of repair we talked about it, but no one listened to us. and now everything is flooded , what's left is barely working, this valbaidi hospital is flooded, there are many victims for the medical staff, it's too much for eduard everything is a disaster sent by god, we lost families, brothers, figures, huge international aid is already on the way, these planes are from jordan , but since many roads in the eastern left are washed out, it will be difficult to deliver help after a decade of chaos, the country cannot cope with this tragedy on its own, they say how many dead there would be significantly less if the warning system w

it was once a base for the islamic state group.nments have seen libya fall apart. translation: it has been - an enormous shock and i don't want to point the blame at anyone or create controversy. even if all measures had been taken, there would have been losses, massive losses. but more could have been done. translation: we warned - the authorities since last week, no, for years, that the dam had cracks and needs to be maintained. we said it and nobody listened to us and now the whole of derna is flooded. what remains here already barely functions. this hospital is struggling, deep in water, and flooded with casualties. and for the medical staff, it is all too much. translation: , , too much. translation: , , ., translation: this is a catastrophe from god. translation: this is a catastrophe from god- we _ translation: this is a catastrophe from god. we have _ translation: this is a catastrophe from god. we have lost _ translation: this is a catastrophe from god. we have lost brothers. i international help is on the way. these plane

you mention the — to islamic states and al-qaeda. in mali and an upsurge in violence in response to that. why is it that the mali, their own forces, are not able to come back that?— to come back that? they 'ust don't have the resources. _ to come back that? theyjust don't have the resources. these - to come back that? theyjust don't. have the resources. these countries are very poor. they had the support of france but there has been a lot of france but there has been a lot of anti—french rhetoric are a lot of young people didn't like the colonial legacy so there has been, they basically told the french at they basically told the french at the united nations to pack up their bags and there is towards russia. russia is not able to provide enough military assistance as well. so there are soviet powers being supplied such as helicopters, drains and planes, but the evidence is that the mercenaries on the ground, in mali, there is some 1500 mercenaries, that doesn't compare to the 13,000 united nations troops, so simply not enough firepowe

the predominant area is sunni, but it was very much decimated by the war against the islamic state. hoc and very much centred on the mosul area. the area of hamdaniya has has also had some reconstruction, had a lot of reconstruction when the pope visited earlier, when the pope visited during the pandemic. and some areas have been rebuilt. but outside the major urban centres and outside the major key areas, there's not — it's essentially been done by locals. and that is where this this fire seems to have taken place, and there is no fire regulation, to be honest. added on top of that, the civil defence force is, although it's probably more developed within the southern part and in baghdad, up north it's much more of a lesser constituted organisation. so its responsibility, its ability to respond to this, this has been more more difficult. that being said, there are some elements of the krg, the kurdish region and their support. they've offered a lot of support. and i imagine as we're going forward, particularly as we move from deaths to recovery, to actually be helping people who are

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the united states is going after various groups linked to al qaeda and the islamic state and there islligence campaign, where the u.s. government is coordinating with governments around the world to put pieces of the puzzle together. when people go to and from war zones they are on the screen and being watched. and the united states, a much more aggressive effort from the fbi in particular to go after suspected jihadist. so it becomes much harder for a group like al qaeda. i want to be clear we are talking probabilities. the chances of success for a group like al qaeda to do a spectacular terrorist attack in the united states especially are greatly diminished. host: let's talk about the role of the patriot act and government surveillance in general. guest: after 9/11, one of the concerns the u.s. government had was that there were large numbers of americans and in this case american muslim -- muslims linked to al qaeda and trained and that concern too. to be false that this was an operation perpetrated by people coming from the american muslim community turned out to be exceptionally

it would put wagner in the same category as al qaeda and the so called islamic state. a dan, it's well charge visitors 5 zeros a day to enter into storage center from next spring. you tell in cities trying to stand mass tourism unesco wants to add vendors to its list of world heritage sides threatened by over tourism africa's 1st climate stomach is wrapping up in kenya, delegates have signed the so called nairobi declaration, calling on industrial countries to help fund africa's transition towards mean energy, though responsible for less than 4 percent of global emissions. africa is especially vulnerable to climate change in our east africa corresponded mariel. miller told me more about the declaration. a. yeah. is this a african leaders have to say that of government they have just signed and adopted that declaration. the most important part of it is probably the push for global action for climate action. they are pushing for more capital to be freed up for green energy projects. so that comes more concretely that calling on, for example, multi natural development ban

days later, the martyrdom of ustad burhanuddin rabbani, the leader of the first leader of the islamic state of afghanistan and the head of the council . the peace of afghanistan was to ask the immigrants from the western region to gather and in coordination with the officials and authorities to try to hold a memorial ceremony for the martyrs in general, the national hero of the country, the great man of jihad and resistance, the martyr ahmad shah massoud and the martyr sardar soleimani. former masoud of the ahmad shah massoud foundation in herat, afghanistan, added that he was among the commanders who were against the superpower of that time , the former soviet union, and in the fight against terrorism, along with other jihadi leaders, in the fight against terrorism, which threatened the entire world and the region. they traveled with all their heart and in order to create a moderate and free islamic system with all of you, they should live together inside the country, in the region and in the islamic world , and as those who have the thoughts and ideas of his actions and in foreign countri

the armed forces of ukraine recruit children using the same schemes used by terrorists, the islamic stateis was announced by vice speaker of the state duma anna kuznetsova. today a meeting is devoted to the investigation of the crimes of the kiev regime against children. thousands, at the same time the number is growing, more than 300 children have died, more orphans have suffered, as shelling of peaceful towns and villages continues , more than 100 shellings are carried out every day, on average, in the subjects subject to attacks by the armed forces, special commissions have been created that record crimes, and their the database is constantly replenished... we are in continuous interaction in ukraine there are professional saboteur training camps in which children are involved, they constantly change their location, everything works according to isis training manuals, now economic news, briefly: georgia has banned the export and re-export to russia of cars from the european union, cars with an engine of 2 liters or more are subject to restrictions , as well as hybrids and electric cars

it was the biggest christian town in the country before being overrun by the islamic state group nearlyago and a lot of people fled from persecution at that point, but now the people who had stayed have suffered this disaster. ukraine wrapped up all arguments today in its ongoing case against russia... hello and welcome to sportsday. two days to go before the ryder cup, rory mcilroy fires at shot at the missing liv golfers. it will be the first tournament since the start of the breakaway liv series. brook koepka is the only rebel golfer taking part on the us team, europe made the decision to exclude liv golfers, so no ryder cup legends sergio garcia, lee westwood and ian poulter. earlier today, rory mclroy was asked about their absence. it is certainly a little strange not having them around, but i think this week, of all weeks, it will hit home with them that, you know, they are not here. you know, i think they are going to miss being here more than we are missing them. i'm not saying that... it isjust more... i think, this week is a realisation that the decision they made has led to t

demands for ignore that systematic run sucking of heritage sites to meticulously staged by the islamic state of a rock and the fund has caused a global i would cry and has reopened the debate with changing public opinion efforts to hold the traffic and i've gained a new urgency, but on nations prepared to act from berlin to beijing from rome to the syrian border and investigation into trafficking that's at the heart of an economic, cultural diplomatic war. the powers, february 2009. crowds flocked to the grown probably to admire the treasures contained in the private collection of div son, the home and po belushi, one of the most prestigious in the world. a few days later, these precious works were to be auctioned off by christie's. the dozens of mazda pieces will be changing hands, including these 218th century bronze heights are right under rabbits, which had once been housed in the imperial palace in beijing. their sales spots, an uproar, enjoying the but the present to new doesn't degree. say that the issue as the give you a new petty. the t is, it is a ash the she's all marshal should h

iranian sed and radio news agency, in the entire region of the islamic state and in the whole of iraq, armed terrorist separatist forces should not be present. these should be completely eradicated. and wait, we will wait for a few days. the armed groups are waiting for now, but only for a few moments so that it does not repeat itself in the territory of the kurdistan region of iraq. 1 year ago , the preemptive attack of the provisions of the separatist methods, which according to detailed information, is intended to carry out military operations in the kurdish provinces. they had iran with these missiles completed 73 lessons of the 6th of october we will not allow sedition against the islamic republic of iran at border points or inside the region or anywhere else , and the army and the irgc ground forces were present, and during the last 10 years, iran has effectively paying attention to the capabilities and capacity of their ballistic missiles, they have thousands of missiles in the country for ground attack. the rights of tehran's missile system on 31 shahrivar showed off some of i

those insurgents that are loyal to al qaeda and also loyal to the islamic state.ith time, the longer the junta stays in power and the more you see the sanctions, people's quality of living going down, and they have problems with the insurgents, it gets harder and harder for the junta. we are seeing that with mali, they found it difficult to deal with their insurgencies. it is likely that the junta will take a leaf out of the book that has happened with mali and thing about how they can find a solution, some kind of path to accept a compromise. mohammed: both of them mentioned the anti-french sentiment. where was anti-french sentiment in niger before the coup compared to where it is now? jacques: it was palpable before the coup. i operate in niger, you could feel it. to correct a point, it is not specific to yemen, it is all over the country. it is the existence of the aborigine nigerians, the deprivation that he or she go through. and the role of social media that has portrayed life in france, compared to life in niger. the contribution of the contribution of bad

range of our services, and first of all, but one of the most popular islamic mortgage and lending products. and, by the way, the statehas already read that the implementation of the law on islamic banking will attract from 11 to 14 billion dollars to russia. joint projects with islamic countries are counting on an influx of investments from turkey, iran and a number of asian countries. so there is a lot of interest in such projects. thanks anya, it was anna lazareva, she spoke about the prospects for islamic banking in russia, now we will return to a short advertisement, and then we will go to sakhalin and to. primorye i let me remind you that bad weather is raging in the region. in gazprombank, a cash loan for any purpose is issued at lightning speed from 3.9% per annum for the first month, zero percent. apply to gazprombank.ru. we in the scooter knew that people would warmly accept iced tea, and daniil does the original technology of its production scooter well together with takayama engine oil protects the engine instantly, adapting to any modes of its operation adaptive engine protection with a crispy breadcrumbs

these kind of indirect operations, incidence if we can call them that with islamic state have been usedassad regime. what happens if the contagion happens quickly - the assad regime. what happens if the contagion happens quickly and | the assad regime. what happens if. the contagion happens quickly and he can't simply do that in one city? it's very difficult for the assad regime right now to react the way that it did in 2011 because the regime doesn't have the same capacity it did. the syrian army was much stronger in 2011, even after the defections. right now the syrian state is basically bankrupt. all of the money is going to the pockets of assad and his inner circle club he doesn't have the capacity to handle multiple protests in many different cities. ~ . , . ., , cities. what difference does it make, if cities. what difference does it make. if any. _ cities. what difference does it make, if any, that _ cities. what difference does it make, if any, that he - cities. what difference does it make, if any, that he is - cities. what difference does it make, if any, that he is in - citie

islamic states at five. thirty oil wells some of these bands for nine months. covering hundreds of square kilometers in for lots of pollution. dealing with contamination caused by these files it's going to say is. so the last ten or fifteen years we've seen increasing interest from governments around such name vomiting relations complex he's got me favorites cuts me fast extol the conflicts of merriment. spam spend down is in many ways and that has consequences. so unless we focus on the environment you're in contract and storing up lots of problems and. live in a turbulent world where conflicts and climate change are threatening our environment. scary part is that the cross for line for food are increasingly finding it hard to survive. and in some cases they're going extinct. crop diversity is essential for food security. and has declined by three quarters since the nineteen hundred. but there is an insurance policy. a global network of seed banks. these are back up repositories of seeds which safeguard their biodiversity. and can be turned to in times of cris

always and the islamic republic had no intention of developing nuclear weapons as a matter of islamic and state principles. iran proved the peaceful nature of its nuclear program to the world by signing the 2015 iran nuclear deal, officially called the joint comprehensive plan of action with six world powers, but the united states later quited. ever since the islamic republic of... iran decided to restart its nuclear activities after the 1979 islamic revolution. it has faced consistent threats from western nations and the regional allies, especially israel. the tel aviv regime has launched sabotage attacks against iran's nuclear facilities and assassinated its nuclear scientists. several iranian nuclear scientists were assassinated between 2010 and 2020. israel has pressed up its allies that iran's program is malicious, partly as smoke screen. for its own nuclear program and its scores of undeclared nuclear warheats. what i call in english whistleblower to inform the word about israel nuclear secrets because no one speak or no one report exactly what is going there. in 1986 venu duped israel's

correspondent: it has long been marginalized, once the base for the islamic state group and years of and conflict and rival governments have seen libya fall apart. >> it has been in a novichok and i don't want to point the blame -- an enormous shock and i don't wa to blame anyone. massive losses. correspondent: but more could have been done. >> we warned the authorities since last week, for years with the dam had cracks and needs to be maintained. we said it and nobody listed and now it is flooded. correspondent: what remains here already barely functions. this hospital is struggling deep in water and flooded with casualties. international help is on the way. thes airplanes are from jordan but with many of the roads in eastern the beer washed away, aid will struggle to get through. this is libya's third day of national mourning, still the corpses keep coming. after a decade of chaos, this fresh tragedy is one the country cannot bear alone. bbc news, beirut. anchor: joining us now from libya to discuss the country's ongoing recovery efforts is the unicef chief for libya. thank you for

children are recruited into the ssu using the same schemes that are used by terrorists and the islamic stateanned in russia, said state duma deputy speaker anna kuznetsova. a parliamentary commission meeting today is dedicated to investigating the crimes of the kiev regime against children. more than 300 children died and more than a thousand were injured. at the same time, the number of orphans is growing, as shelling of cities and towns continues, more than 100 shellings are carried out every day, this is on average, in the subjects subject to attacks, the armed forces have been created special commissions that record crimes, and their database is constantly replenished, we are in continuous interaction, in ukraine there is a professional saboteur training camp in which children are involved, they constantly change their location, everything works according to the isis training manual, and the kremlin commented on the calls of chisinau to its citizens to refuse cooperation with moscow in favor of european values, this is what presidential press secretary dmitry peskov said in response to t

it was once a base for the islamic state group. of neglect and conflict and two rival governments have seen libya fall apart. translation: it has been - an enormous shock and i don't want to point the blame at anyone or create controversy. even if all measures had been taken, there would have been losses. massive losses. but more could have been done. translation: we had warned - the authorities since last week, no, for years, that the dam had cracks and needs to be maintained. we said it and nobody listened to us and now the whole of derna is flooded. what remains here already barely functions. this hospital in al bayda is struggling, deep in water and flooded with casualties. international help is on the way. these planes are from jordan, but with many of the roads in eastern libya washed away, aid will struggle to get through. this is libya's third day of national mourning and still the corpses keep coming. after a decade of chaos, this fresh tragedy is one the country can't bear alone. vladimir putin and kimjong un. is this now

so ira is islamic leasing, and mushksharaka , a joint venture, islamic states cannot, for example, playexchange, but formally they cannot, but on many stock exchanges, for example, the same nasdaq stock exchange already has so-called halal indices. here it is likely to be expected that we also have such an integration on the stock exchange as e knees. and, by the way, the largest russian bank, sberg, is planning. take part in the experiment. they are going to open the press service of the financial organization. the bank has already created the entire infrastructure for the provision of islamic banking services. today we are with traditional products. such as the strategy of trust management of halal investments and stock mutual funds are also called halal investments. we also plan to expand the range of our services and, above all, one of the most popular islamic mortgage and lending products. how the new regions are preparing for the heating season was checked by the head of the russian ministry of energy nikolai shulginov during his working trip, and the minister spoke about the ener

uh, the last 56 months and that the full fund has been the islamic state of for us on problems. i used to be an organization which up basically almost everybody including the united states and the u. k. intelligence agencies are uh, branding, as the biggest threat to the street, no security. so for me, this is of course are very side, really tragic incident, but not surprising. what's the broader picture here? you mentioned the last thing you mentioned was the slum estate for us on um is that is that the group that you're blaming for the increased number of deaths in pakistan this year as it looks like because of the responsibility most of the cases has not been taken by anybody uh, usually if it's due to be the $38.00 on boxed on or any below which uh, separatist uh, organization they do pulling up the asked but uh i escape be usually stays back. but if you look at the back to them that way, uh, these guys have been taking place. they have security and they are political in new to like the one uh, a few weeks ago in northwestern area. the other day, one of the mainstream, uh, uh

the pakistani taliban and also islamic state have a presence there.e, kinetics, which is the application of the force when you do see such challenges. and pakistan's military and paramilitary are doing a fantasticjob to counter these attacks. we are focusing and planning to have more effective counterinsurgencies operations. but at the same time, we are facing a challenge of these renowned...these renewed attacks due to some added gadgetry which has been left by uk, and us, and the nato forces. not as a conspiracy theory, but which was given actually to help our national army. you have made the argument, but you know that the us defence department estimated in a report last year that the us military removed or destroyed nearly all major equipment used by us troops in afghanistan throughout the drawdown period from the country in 2021, and other equipment was disabled so it could not be used. is that report wrong? is the us department wrong? as far as i remember, there was an afghan national army of almost 300,000 people, and they probably were equippe

nations ruled by militaryjuntas are struggling to contain islamic insurgents linked to al qaeda and islamic stateations with neighbors and international partners strained because of coups. protests are being held in iran — and across the world — to mark one year since the death of mahsa amini, a 22—year—old woman who died in police custody. amini was arrested for allegedly violating iran's strict rules requiring women to cover their hair with a hijab or headscarf. an un human rights expert said the evidence established that she died "as a result of beatings" by the morality police. the iran's state coroner said her death was a result of pre—existing medical conditions. amini's death sparked mass protests across the country, with women ripping off their headscarves and cutting their hair in solidarity. demands ranged from a call for more freedoms to overthrowing the regime. authorities have not released an official death toll from the crackdown but social media, activists, and human rights groups have helped to give a picture of what's happening on the ground. a western diplomat in tehran estimate

successful launch of new satellite into orbit, despite sanctions imposed by western states aimed at crippling the islamic republic space program. right he said the launch has once again proven that threats and sanctions have no effect on iran's determination to progress. he also thanked organizations and people involved in the satellite launch while urging them to pave the way for the country's. rapid growth in the space industry. on wednesday, the aerospace division of ivan's islamic revolution gardscorre blasted off newer three imaging satellite aboard a carrier dubbed haced or messenger. it was placed into orbit 450 kilometers above the earth's surface. the irgc had successfully launched the home grown nur one and nur two satellites in 2022, 2022, 2020 and 2022 respectively. iran's parliament speaker muhammad says the current international order needs to undergo a thorough review as it is not working effectively. the whole world expects the international order to serve the nation's welfare and his tensions on the global level. it's also expected that such an order help support environment, settle the

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military coup they are trying to contain the islamic insurgents associated with al-qaeda and the islamic state well as have strained relations with their neighbors and international partners due to the coups that brought their leaders to power for the parties will contrast with the prevention of any armed insurrection or other threat to the territorial integrity and sovereignty of each of the countries of the alliance, giving priority to peaceful and diplomatic means and if necessary , will use force in case of violation of peace and stability , any attack on the sovereignty and territorial integrity of one or more contracting parties will be considered as aggression, they are called military without weapons , they are those who are among the first to find themselves at the scene of a tragedy today in ukraine they are celebrating rescuer's day my colleagues recalled the largest rescue operations that during the full-scale russian invasion, they conducted emergency services, prevent, save, help, this is the slogan of the ukrainian emergency service during the full-scale invasion of ukraine, the

authorities in the country informed about it, 28 people were detained, some of of them belong to the islamic stateup, and the perpetrators were previously associated with groups of sunni militants in syria, afghanistan, pakistan, and the iraqi kurdistan all-ukrainian the festival of fairs took place in kropyvnytskyi, writers from the kirovohrad region, kropyvnytskyi, kyiv and kherson presented their publications, what authors are currently writing about, what readers like, and how the war affected the work of publishers, our journalists will tell about publishers, book distributors and writers, kropyvnytskyi received an honored guest this time on the seventh how book publishing is not going through the best of times however , the ukrainian word on the contrary is a military man who recently returned from the front for rehabilitation in the trenches wrote 70% of the new book, now i literally have a book written in the trenches, a poetry collection called the familiar winter. i brought it and only two months ago, and in addition, i wrote two books for children for which i already have contracts with

iran reported that 28 people were detained in the country, some of them belong to the group the islamic state and the perpetrators were previously associated with groups of sunni militants , such as firs in syria, afghanistan, pakistan, and the iraqi kurdistan in the european union. the european union condemned the death of a law enforcement officer due to an armed attack in kosovo, and the high representative of the eu, jose borel , noted that due to the escalation of the conflict between serbia and kosovo, kosovo is suffering more and more. the diplomat called on civilians to stop such attacks and bring the perpetrators to justice . a special eu commission is on site, cooperating with the authorities and peacekeepers, i will remind you in the morning in the village banska in the north of kosovo, the attackers fired at the police units, one of the law enforcement officers was killed, another was hospitalized, the prime minister of the partially recognized state, albin kurti, called this incident a terrorist attack, relations between belgrade and prishtina worsened in the spring after municip

the region has suffered mutiple attacks from groups including the pakistani taliban and islamic stateed to have died at a blast at a mosque near the city of peshawar. many more were feared trapped under the collapsed building. people in slovakia are voting in a fiercely contested general election, with the populist smair party promising to stop military aid to ukraine if it wins. the party led by the former prime minister, robert fico is being challenged by the liberal progressive slovakia, led by michal simecka, who promises to maintain support for kyiv. neither party is expected to win a majority. live now to bratislava where we can speak to katarina klingova. she's a senior research fellow at the centre for democracy & resilience, globsec. the decision of slovakia becoming is in the state. we have parties competing for the votes and a lot of the parties are openly against the eu sanctions, are openly talking about opening relationships with russia. they said that if they were becoming the ruling party then they would stop sending help and weapons to ukraine. several political repre

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the country as following a civil war against western by rebels, as well as the fights against islamic states. her wrist of china is willing to take part in reconstruction. if it's a cd to you and correspondence shaking it from getting ripples to put into some experts at our top 2 days, the least at a site visit this time will extend the middle east reputation towards china is concept of seeking regional, peaceful development. and some proud to a cooperation on trends engagement is serious reconstruction is expected to be put on its own east agenda. so it is expected that a search would touch on a particular cooperation with meeting with chinese theaters including, you know, in the resumption or previous projects such as the construction of reservoirs of fuels and other infrastructure projects. as well as discussing some new potential areas, cooperation, and the as the present visit comes at a time. and let's not forget that it comes at a time with serious checking. and you balanced and comprehensive diplomacy in the new east are compared in china is undoubtedly a very is going to play a very

it was once a base for the islamic state group.ts have seen libya fall apart. translation: it has been - an enormous shock and i don't want to point the blame at anyone or create controversy. even if all measures had been taken, there would have been losses, massive losses. but more could have been done. translation: we warned the authorities since last l week, no, for years, that the dam had cracks and needs to be maintained. we said it and nobody listened to us and now the whole of derna is flooded. what remains here already barely functions. this hospital is struggling, deep in water, and flooded with casualties. and for the medical staff, it is all too much. translation: this is | a catastrophe from god. we have lost brothers. international help is on the way. these planes are from jordan, but with many of the roads in eastern libya washed away, aid will struggle to get through. this is libya�*s third day of national mourning, and still, the corpses keep coming. after a decade of chaos, this fresh tragedy is one the country can

successful launch of new satellite into orbit, despite sanctions imposed by western states aimed at quippling islamic republic space program. r he said the launch has once again proven that threat sanctions have no effect and he was determination to progress. he also thank organizations and people involved in satellite launch while urging them to pave the way for the country's rapid growth in the space industry. on wednesday the eropace division of iran's islamic revolution guards core blasted off neur 3 imaging satellite for the carrier dup cassette or messenger. it was placed into orbit 450 kilometers above the earth's surface. the irgc had successfully launched the home grown nur one and nur two satellites in 2020 and 2022 respectively. iran has urged the international community to condemn the recent nuclear threat by israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu against the islamic republic. iran says the regime's threat to use nuclear weapons undermines international peace and security. netanya u in his address to the un general assembly called for a quote credible nuclear threat against iran. iran

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