welcome, i'll start with you, sakina. um, we have known, expected it for sometime, but the israeli prime minister says the rafa so will happen, your reflection on that, given how dire the humanitarian situation already is, and keeping in mind the warning from the un chief who said the full-scale military operation, and i quote, deliver the final nail in the coffin for the eight program in the blockaded coastal onklave. i don't know what is left in terms of putting in the final nail in the coffin. i mean, at the moment, 90%, according to the human rights watch, 90% of children under the age of two, and 95% of pregnant and breastfeeding mothers are facing severe food poverty in in gaza, so i really don't know what is it that... is the, i mean, what this shows is the people of gaza are obviously going through very difficult time in the in their lives, however, i think this is an indication of un failing, i think it's not the people who are on trial, the these institutions backed traditionally, i think by the west, all un bod

welcome, i'll start with you, sakina. um, we have known, expected it for some time, but the israeli prime minister says the rafa. will happen, your reflection on that, given how dire the humanitarian situation already is, and keeping in mind the warning from the un chief who said the full-scale military operation, and i quote, would deliver the final nail in the coffin for the eight program in the blockaded coastal? i don't know what is left in terms of putting in the final nail in the coffin, i mean at the moment, 90%, according to the human rights watch, 90% of children. under the age of two and 95% of pregnant and breastfeeding mothers are facing severe food poverty in in gaza, so i really don't know what is it that is the, i mean what this shows is the people of gaza are obviously going through very difficult time in the in their lives, however i think this is an indication of un failing, i think it's not the people who are on trial, the these... institutions backed traditionally, i think by the west, you know, all un

also we have journalist author and producer sakina datu joining us from the british capital london uhrogram to the both of you, let's start off with uh gisu in tehran, gisu, you've been following the elections very closely, talk to us about the mood and the atmosphere uh leading into friday's elections and if you can also uh explain the election process for our center viewers as well, uh well basically i have to tell you that today uh talk local time uh campaigning stopped, all campaigning activities actually according to law were supposed to stop uh the candidates did have until this morning enough time to uh present their political views or their programs in case you're elected into the iranian parliament now uh it is quite interesting to see so many candidates uh taking part in the elections this time around more than 15,000 candidates and 12% of them are women, which is again another very significant uh number uh of the women taking part in uh these elections also makes the elections this time around very interesting to watch, so at the same time simultaneously we do know that the

tehran and thanks to journalist author and producer sakina datu joining us from the british capital london, with that it brings us to an end here on this edition of the news review, but sticker on there's plenty more to come, you're on press tv. iraq is moving forward to end the us led international coalition mission in the country. the growing anti-us sentiment in the nation has led the government to push the coalition for a time table. for the withdrawal of his troops from iraq. muslim salim has this report from baghdad. as a result of a broad consensus in iraq to end the presence of us led international coalition forces from the country, both the iraqi nation and government made it crystal clear that these military forces are no longer needed. iraqi national security advisor qasim stated that all political factions in the country have agreed on the need to end the presence of us led military coalition reportedly formed to fight daesh terrorist group. today we're witnessing the negotiation with the international coalition forces, and honestly, what makes us the iraqi people exasperated i

and pick uh the parliamentarians for the next round. thanks let's bring in uh our guest in london sakina dtu, mtu talk uh give us your views uh about the upcoming elections and uh what's it stake at the ballot box on friday? so i one of the things i think that find very interesting is the amount of candidates uh that are buying 15,000 uh looking on from here, this is a sign of a space, a public space that is open to everybody, and unlike what you know the western media here or the western politicians will make us believe that iran is a theocracy, it does not have democracy, but watching these elections it is very obvious that there is an open space for everyone, and this is really a sign of a thriving, a progressive country, there's also lot of you talk around here about about trying to instigate, for example, iranians not to turn out in large numbers, to reduce the voter turnout, because this would signif that people are not happy with what's going on, and i just think that this is message, for for iranians to be very cautious internally, to understand that there are different forces wo

we also have sakina datu who is a journalist author. producer who also joins us. welcome to you both. why is it okay for the us to provide israel with arms and munitions to the amounts and uh to the strength that it has, but it's not okay. for based on their point of view, for yemen's army to target israely bound us and uk vessels that are aiding and trying to have the continuity of the genocidal war. so first of all, i mean it is not okay for united states to be supplying that amount of ammunition to israel, but what is their justification? their justification is basically none existent. "this is the hypocrisy that the us has been advocating for really forever. i mean, if you look into the history of the united states, this is something that they have been doing for ages. what is different this time is, i think they did not account for the fact that this time everybody is watching every move live on their television stations, and because of the social media, we know so much, common people understand this equation so well. and the double standards of the us has been laid for the entir

sakina, the two journalist and author and podcaster there from london. thank you to you both. with that we come to an end for this news review. welcome back, the brazilian presid president has deplored the israel regime over his bloodshed of palestinians in the gaza strip, mainly women and children. israel's behavior has no explanation, with the pretext of fighting hamas, it is killing women and children, what i've never seen in any war i've ever known of. luis ignasio lula de silva made the comment in a joint press conference with his egyptian counterpart in cairo. brazil's president called for immediate ceasefire to allow humanitarian aid into the blockated gaza strip. in later address, the arab league to to the arab league, lula criticized some western states for suspending funding or the un's agency for the palestinian refugees. he announced new funding from his country for honor and call for more contributions from all countries. the brazilian head of state also stress there would be no. without the establishment of a palestinian state. he emphasized that palestine should

welcome, i'll start with you, sakina. um, we have known, expected it for some time, but the israeli prime minister says the rafa.

thank you, sakina, journalist, author and producer, thank you so much, both from london. and with that we come to an up for this edition of the news review, thanks for tuning in, crisis, devastating wars, terrorism, the israeli lobby, crackdown, diplomacy. us support for terrorism. welcome back to the news iran press tv. iran's presidente has hailed the country's remarkable achievements in the space program saying that the islamic. has become one of the top 10 leading countries in the aerospace industry. r was addressing event marking iran's national space technology day. he said that iran's successful launch of 11 satellites into orbit, the past two years has frustrated the enemy's plot to isolate the country through sanctions. he added that innovation and creativity could not be stifled by external pressures. further stated that the west has failed to isolate iran saying that iranian scientists have transformed the challenges into opportunities. he called the country space. technology a strategic advantage, iran's minister of information and communications technology sa

sakina, datu journalist and author and podcaster there from london. thank you to you both. with that we come to an end for this news review, welcome back, the islamic resistance in iraq says it has carried out a fresh operation against the israeli regime in solidarity with the people of gaza. the iraqi resistance said this fighters have staged the drone strike against an israely military site in the occupied golen heights. the region belongs to syria but is currently under the regime's. occupation, the statement reaffirmed the iraqi resistance commitment to continue attacks on design enemies, strongholds. iraq's islamic resistance, which is umbrella group for the country's anti-us and anti-israely groups, has conducted many operations against israel. it has also staged dozens of attacks against us bases in both iraq and syria in retaliation for washington support for the ongoing genocide of palestinians. in this latest anti-american operation, the iraqi resistance attacked the us run. al-omar military base in syria. at least 10 people, including three

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have husseniti who is an activist and political commentator. joining us from sana, we also have uh sakina datu who's a journalist, author and producer who also joins us. welcome to you both, hussan, i'll start with you. uh, let's take a look at the uh exorbitant amount of munitions that the us has provided israel with, where uh, based on what abdul malik al-huthi has said, so many tons of bombs, that's for a warfare and a war of unprecedented proportions, but yet this is... genocidal war that's exercised on uh the innocent civilians in the gaza strip because that's the result that we're seeing the murder of palestinians uh what are your thoughts on uh the way that the us has uh militarily provided the israeli regime with these munitions? it was clear from sayid abdul malik speech as well and from what's happening in gaza that united state uh is actually the the the main supporter of the... united state of israel, as sayid malik have said that they have actually sent to israel more than 25, tons of of weapons which are actually used in the destruction of gazza and now as well the destructi

sakina gives lectures and writes articles, and calls social networks one of the main promotion channelsis telegram. in particular, you can find there a large number of popular science channels, because it is easy to conveniently share links to scientific articles, videos, and photographs. recently a girl. the main point of popularizing science is to tell people what they shouldn’t be afraid of, to convey some facts that perhaps they didn’t know or guessed, but they had a false idea, to make people’s lives less alarming, at least that’s how i perceive the meaning of popularizing science , is sebourg's applied neo-development center where we develop polymers for a variety of applications. applications for various industries, in fact, it is a testing ground for both the company itself and the business. this is the machine room, here is the production equipment, which actually produces the products, which we then research and test. products from the petrochemical industry surround us everywhere. this is what i have in my hands, for example, poly granules. this is the source material from wh

, sakina, yes, even though i was little, i heard this name then, yes, yes, yeah, let’s look at the children biological parents, well, i had such thoughts, but for some reason i didn’t look for it, it’s just that since i grew up in a prosperous family, i didn’t have the need to look for, let ’s say, there was a feeling there. denial, that, well , how could this happen, how is this possible, how can you leave a child, of course, there were moments, uh, moments of resentment, but after a while, i just understand that people’s situations can be different, that in their heads we don’t know, so i’ve kind of let go of the situation, i don’t think bad at all, i never thought that something could happen that would make me parents are looking for. well, volunteer ibrahim , yes, he told me that there was a situation, my biological mother gave birth to me, it turns out, and after that she fell into a coma, that is, she was dying, and apparently she was placed in a hospital, and i was in the city, it turns out , since they lived in the village, i was sent to the city to a multidisciplinary hospital, i..

thank you for that, we just don't have the time activist and political comment. dictator, thank you, sakina dato journalist and author and podcaster there from london, thank you to you both. with that we come to an end for this news review. welcome back, the islamic resistance in iraq has announced a recent operation against the israel regime conducted in solidarity with gaza. the iraqi resistance said it staged the drone attack against israely military site in the occupied golden heights on monday. the region belongs to syria but occupied by the regime. the statement reaffirmed their commitment to striking the enemy strongholds. iraq's islamic resistance, umbrella group of anti-american-armed groups has conducted many operations against israely positions so far. it has also staged dozens of attacks against us run bases in iraq and syria in retaliation for the us support for the ongoing genocide of palestinians. now. media reports say the islamic resistance has attacked the us run al-omar base in syria in its latest operation. the brazilian president has deplored the israel regime over his

understand, to be honest, what the market wants now , chemistry is getting younger and going online, sakinalf a popularizer of science and science journalists, in particular, she is engaged in popularizing the topic of plastic. their safety and application in our lives, in addition to this, i’m talking about an eco-friendly lifestyle without fanaticism, in chemistry, biology there is a very large percentage of girls, scientists, that... the number of popular science channels, because in particular there you can find a lot of things that are easily convenient share links to scientific articles, videos, and photographs. recently, a girl published a popular science book about poisons. main meaning popularization of science is to tell people what they should not be afraid of, to convey some facts that perhaps they did not know or guessed, but... had a false misconception of making people’s lives less alarming, at least that’s how i perceive the meaning of popularizing science . this is cebur's applied neo-development center, where we develop polymers for a variety of applications across a varie

region, thank you for that, we just don't have the time activist in political. commentator, thank you, sakina, journalist and author and podcaster there from london, thank you to you both. with that we come to an end for this news review. welcome back, at least 10 people, including three hesbollah resistance fighters have been killed in israeli attacks targeting village nabatia region in southern lebanon. lebanese media reported that israel war planes hit a residential building in the early hours of thursday, claiming the lives of several children as well. that makes the second strike targeting residential areas in southern lebanon in a span of 24 hours. israel drones also targeted belieda near the capital bayroot. the lebanese government says it will submit an agent complaint to the un security council over the israel regime's constant aggression against lebanon. meanwhile lebanese resistance movement has spolah launched. calitory operations against israeli positions in the occupied territories. israel media say 14 rockets were fired from lebanon towards the city of kiriyat, shamona. resista

may coincides, ninety -second year coincides, the name does not coincide, when they adopted, sakina once me that i was an adopted child, well, in principle, i reacted to it normal, i didn’t have any contradictions, any unnecessary emotions , to look for biological parents, well , i had such thoughts, but i didn’t look for it, for some reason, it’s just for me, since i grew up in a prosperous family, there was no need to look for me, let's put it that way. there is a feeling of denial, that how could this happen, how is this possible, how can you leave a child, of course there were moments, moments of resentment, but after a while, i just understand that people’s situations may be different, that in their heads we are not we know, that’s why i’ve kind of let go of the situation, i don’t think at all , i never thought that something like this could happen that i still... parents, well - volunteer ibrahim, yes, he told me that there was a situation , my biological mother, gave birth to me, it turns out, and after that she fell into to whom, that is, she was dying, and apparently she was pla

sakina, she also does. you know, it's targeted, but again, it gives opportunities online. those that are also in the region, those that left afghanistan but are in india, some in pakistan, and there there are some programs that also try to continue that forward. it's hard, but my answer to you is,, as you can see, there are ways of still connecting and insuring that education is front and center and and that there are some programmatic opportunities. thatra ideal? no, not. and by the way, what has happened to the american university of afghanistan in it's occupied by the taliban. it's not, you know, there are no courses there. it's not the vibrant university that it once was where you saw young women, young men. and i remember meeting the first she was, she ran for president, the first female president of the student body there. you know, you don't have any of that. so you have to work other ways of connecting in and giving them opportunity is. >> yes. >> on the outside, on the inside. the american university is one means but not the only. >> and if you remember in our mee