before donald trump actually left that uh contract in 2018 and the way he defended the jcpo back then when he was asked question. about whether or not the united states will abide by these uh agreements after uh obama leaves office and when he defended the jcpo back then saying that the united states will never be able to undermine the jcpoa and as we can see uh as a history unfolded years later we saw that donald trump trump took office and of course one of the first things that he did was that he left the jcpo, so that was actually very strong blow to mr. adocchi, who uh took the floor presenting his strategies, if he becomes the iranian foreign minister, what he will have uh in uh plans for himself in order to in his own words, uphold iran's national security, iran's national interest and of course the national... dignity of iranian people, which he said are his key uh issues that are high on the agenda if he becomes the foreign minister, so uh we're going to have to wait and see how this unfolds, but so far uh cov, especially for those who want to know how mr. pesishiyan will set

he said the jcpo is hopeless case and that we need a replacement for the jcpo uh which should be negotiated with the other parties but at the same time he favored efforts to nulify the sanctions just like the uh the policy of mr. raisy and he also on the us he said we cannot remove this hostelity with the us but we can uh manage tensions and try to do some damage control and so the sanctions harm the iranian nation less and he also fair very closer cooperation with europe and also he mentioned the economic diplomacy he said economy will be a center piece of his foreign policy efforts and we will have to wait and see if he can secure that vote of confidence on wednesday and if he can deliver on these promises because you know if the region is fr with tensions and uh uh you know in the us we have trump he make return to power we will have to wait if he can deliver on those promises okay i appreciate that. in today's show we'll be exploring who or what was behind the islamophobic riots that swept across england and the north of ireland at the end of july and the beginning of august. they organ

dignified and honorable approach did not appease all critics, as some pointed to the failure of the jcpo following the us withdrawal, an outcome they had predicted at the time of the negotiations. as representatives of the people, we bear the solemn duty of ensuring that these ministerial nominees are up to the task, while we are serving the people's interest, and our president was chosen by the same people. who elected us, it doesn't mean that we should be lenient in our scrutiny. while the parliament engaged in lively debates for and against the nominies, the conversation spilled into the press area upstairs, where another familiar face, the proposed minister of economics, became the topic dejure for both principalist and reformist lawmakers. the minister's role in determining the economic policies and national development is crucial. as guardians of nation's future, we must ensure that their plans align with the best interests of the people. this weighty responsibility in shrined in our constitution demands utmost vigilance and scrutiny. that is why even the nominees scheduled for vet

germany, france, britain. and and iran the recent history and that we remember that in 2018 when the jcpo the joint agreement was ratif was had been ratified few years earlier and it was abrogated unaterally by trump by the united states and afterwards the after the abbregation of it and new sanctions being placed against iran franc germany, britain all made appeals to the iranian government, oh we'll we'll help alleviate the situation, don't start up the nuclear, your nuclear program again, don't advance it in any way, we'll help, we'll help, they did nothing, they did nothing, and and so we have the same three again here, and here they don't even seem to be offering anything except, don't don't do it, we're warning you, don't do it, and of course this is on behalf of their nato ally, which... has positioned massive forces in the region and they're there permanently, but they've added to those forces the to the fifth fleet uh to the to the aircraft carriers that patrol the region regularly, and and the us has proclaimed that the so-called right to defend itself that israel has means that

he was member of the negotiating team during jcpo, the nuclear agreement, and most of the people were sitting in the iranian parliament today don't have a positive view about the outcome of those negotiations. so he has some convincing to do, he needs to separate himself from mr. zarif, the previous foreign minister, and this is what he was trying to do today, given the experience that iran had with the nuclear agreement, and and given what's going on in washington with the genocide and the support for genocide that we are witnessing, i think we are going to see... new era that the iran's foreign minister, iran's foreign policy is going to basically manage the conflict, so it's going to be a conflict, everybody is going to accept that there is going to be a conflict between iran and the united states and how to manage that conflict and how to manage the criminals that are running the white house is going to be something that the new administration is going to look at. our correspondent has asked iranial law maker, about her take on president's proposed ministers, here's what she told

point article plan, they said, no worries, we will try to compensate what the us didn't do in terms of jcpo, but the they failed to do it under pressure. what about this time? well, the us has had a history of not abiding by their contracts, not abiding by the commitments that they have made with different countries, and obviously in particular with the islamic republic of iran. as well, and another mistake that the west in general has made that they have always underestimated their their fose, and the they have exact, they have done exactly that with the islamic republic of iran as well, the islamic republic is has become a force to reckon with, they cannot be ignored, and let's not forget that they have become a regional power in spite of the sanctions, the illegal sanctions that have been imposed by them on the west, all of them, all of this seems like lip service, because that's what history teaches us, that the united states and its allies, specifically those in europe, they do not want to see a strong, powerful force in the region of west asia, the only powers that they want to see ar

bring them all back in the next day, so iranians know this from the experiences with trump and the jcpo that you can't really make an agreement with the united states. unless there is some broader legal foundation for it, so it would have to be something very big, and i don't think the israelies are anywhere close to offering anything big because they're too hibristic right now, the too. and they think they can get the americans to do their fighting for them so they're not concerned that they know they can't fight hisbullah or iran much less and iran by themselves so the whole trick is get the american military to do their fighting for them this is been going on since the iraq war i mean i have a quote here from you know netanyahu from after 911 we're benefiting from one thing that is the attack on the twin towers and the pentagon i mean used it iraq, get the iraq, so now they're using all of this to get the americans to fight uh, iran. is that likely to happen an election year, not just an election year, but only few months away from uh presidential election and down the ticket in the

masud pizishian which is of course again linked to the jcpo uh and us unilateral sanctions, so the position of foreign minister is also a very key issue. there are also other important ministers that will be debated. we have the minister of oil and of course the minister of intelligence. now in venezuela, thousands have rallyd in support of president nicholas maduro as a post-election and stand off. continues, maduro delivered his speech at the march held in downtown caracas, he said that the opposition candidate admunda gonzales and opposition leader maria corina machado are seeking to fomenta, it called further arrest. venezuela's national electoral council proclaimed maduro winner of a third terman office following the vote on july 28th. the opposition, however claims election fraud and has a stage rival rallies. the us, the eu and several latin american states have backed the opposition claim. anti-mador protests have claimed 25 lives so far and more than 2,400 people have been arrested. the venezuelan capital has seen another day of rival rallies as the post election turmoil goes a gat

germany, france, britain and and iran, the recent history, and that we remember that in 2018 when the jcpoew years earlier and it was abrogated unilaterally by trump by the united states and afterwards the uh after the abbregation of it and new sanctions being placed against iran, france, germany, britain all made appeals to the iranian government, oh we'll will help alleviate the situation, don't start up the nuclear, your nuclear program again, you don't advance it in any way. will help, will help, they did nothing, they did nothing, and and so we have the same three again here, and here they don't even seem to be offering anything except you know, don't don't do it, we're warning you, don't do it, and of course this is on behalf of their nato ally, which has positioned massive forces in the region, and they're there permanently, but they've added to those forces, the to the fifth fleet uh, to the to the aircraft carriers that patrol the region, uh regularly and and the us has proclaimed that the so-called right to defend itself that israel has means that the us defends israel, it treats

masud pish. which is of course again linked to the jcpo and us unilateral sanctions, so the position of foreign minister is also a very key issue. there are also other important ministers that will be debated, we have the minister of oil and of course the minister of intelligence, and i will be keeping you updated, but in order to get more details from mps that are debating right now down there in uh on the floor in the parliament. and she has great experience in this regard and this is a great honor and also the proposed ministers for the ministries of foreign affairs who have very steller pass and record, this shows that dr. is trying to increase hope within the youth and make them more optimistic about the future of iran and trying to present cabinet that is really working towards the prosperity and the progress in the social security and political sector of iran and there are people from various from the entire spectrum, political spectrum have come together and we are presenting our views both for and against the ministers, we are all free here to express our views. given the di