why do you think that mr pezeshkian - historical step back.ink that mr pezeshkian was viewed at such a wild card candidate? why was he regarded as such are reformers?— was he regarded as such are reformers? , ., , ., reformers? some people regarded him... i never— reformers? some people regarded him... i never did. _ reformers? some people regarded him... i never did. i— reformers? some people regarded him... i never did. i understood i reformers? some people regarded. him... i never did. i understood him to be exactly what years, and he himself had said that. some people and not the worst, some of the redeemer apologists in the west, the regime propaganda machine, try to convey that he was something very different. in fact, convey that he was something very different. infact, he convey that he was something very different. in fact, he repeatedly said that i am going to do anything, everything that mr khamenei wants me to do. i'm not going to threaten him. that has been mr khamenei's best hope, to find someone who has some credential as it aff

mr pezeshkian, the new president, has said, "we should hit israelis outside israel." i doubt they will seek a full war. we've just seen that president masoud is filling cabinet positions in his new administration. do you think a response will come once things have settled there? or how do you think his new administration is going to approach israel? by what he has said, by the pedigree of some of his cabinet members, they're clearly trying to calm the situation down, but you have to remember that this is a regime that is run essentially by mr khameini and the irgc. they're very much keen on showing that they're not going to take the kind of embarrassment that the assassination of haniyeh was lying down. so by the rhetoric they have articulated, they need to show some kind of a response, and clearly the rest of the regime — like mr pezeshkian — want to temper it. but i think, in reality, real power lies with mr khameini and the irgc. but they too are facing a very dire economic situation, a profoundly disgruntled population, and those things don't really invite any reg

according to pezeshkian, our country has always supported the islamic republic, so further strengtheningons will be a priority. for tehran. the iranian president also stressed the need to speed up the signing of agreements, thanks to which the period of hegemony of some countries, including the united states, will end. earlier, sergei shaigu met with the head of the supreme national security council of the country, as well as the chief of the general staff. they discussed bilateral cooperation, interaction within the framework of brics and sco. in addition, the parties expressed concern about the aggravation of the situation in the middle east. the israeli army announced the liquidation of the commander of an elite battalion within hezbollah. footage of the attack was published on social networks. the day before, the press service of the palestinian movement reported an attack on idf base in northern israel, several casualties are known. at the same time, the countries of the family group called on the participants in the conflict in the middle east to immediately deescalate. what else i

his comments — in a phone call with the new iranian president, masoud pezeshkian — and are part of ae white house has warned that iran could launch what it describes as a significant attack on israel — as soon as this week. it's rushing an aircraft carrier strike group to the region. iran and the group it backs in lebanon — hezbollah — have both vowed to avenge last month's killings of the hamas political leader, ismail haniyeh, and a top hezbollah commander. as the military and diplomatic pressure increases, the top us diplomat antony blinken is scheduled to travel to the middle east on tuesday. our middle east correspondent hugo bachega is in beirut and gave us more details about the phone call between the uk and iran. it was a rare phone call between the uk prime minister and the iranian president. the last time a phone call between the two leaders happened was in 2021, so it shows the seriousness of the situation. the british prime minister saying that there was the risk of miscalculation and that now was the time for careful consideration. now, there has been a response from ira

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the day before, he was received by the head of the islamic republic, masoud pezeshkian. the russian embassy in bangladesh recommended that russians who found themselves in the republic these days focus on personal safety, do not go outside and avoid crowded places. none of our compatriots asked for help, the diplomatic mission notes, but in the meantime, mass protests continue in the country, after the escape of the former prime minister of the country sheikh hasina, dozens of his supporters were killed, now in bangladesh they are trying to create an interim government, alexey prokin, more details: the interim government in bangladesh has agreed to be headed by nobel peace prize laureate dr. muhammad yunus, a banker for the poor, as the press nicknamed him , eighty-four-year-old yunus, under the now previous government, was persecuted for violating labor laws and was accused of illegal enrichment. the charges contained 200 points. in january of this year, he was convicted, but after the appeal, released on bail. everyone is trying to understand the reason why sheikh hasi

of ismail haniyeh, which happened just a day after the inauguration of the new president masoud pezeshkian. that's still very much looms here and parliamentarians, we've been speaking to here and they fully say they fully expect that strike is going to happen. a political analysts that i spoke to also said he believes a strike will happen and he laid out some of the things he believes that the iranians are currently considered as a snake i think the response, although it will be harsh, i think it will be calculated in a way so that countries across the global south don't conclude that iran is putting them at risk so the court, the ball really is in the court of americans after the iranian strike and i think it will be hurtful significantly. >> they will cause significant pain to the israeli regime let's the view here on the ground that there will probably still be a strike by the iranians. >> and that sets strike will be quite hurtful to the israelis. nevertheless, the iranians have also pointed out that they don't want all of us to descend into a wider conflict in the region. in fact, the

document. for the new leadership of iran in july , masoud took office as president of the country pezeshkianehalf of president vladimir putin , state duma chairman vyacheslav volodin represented russia at the inauguration ceremony in tehran. global security issues are a topic that russia is always ready to discuss with any state, but on an equal footing. but is the west ready for such a dialogue? obviously not, they say. during the spring session, the state duma made a firm decision to suspend the participation of the russian delegation in the osce parliamentary assembly. the organization has long since taken a course toward russophobia and is less and less reminiscent of parliamentary structure. we stand for dialogue, for a multipolar world, for a fair world order. this is how we differ from those who are trying to impose their world order, at the expense of other countries to increase well-being. we will not finance. this sabbath, which has nothing to do with parliamentary structures, and beaching to the tune of the united states of america. russia is the largest country in europe, it is s

security indicated that moscow is ready for all-encompassing cooperation with tehran, while masoud pezeshkian assured the development of contacts with russia is one of the priorities of iranian foreign policy. monday was a black day on world stock exchanges. trading on the first working day of the week on the new york stock exchange ended with a collapse, the likes of which have not been seen for 2 years. all major american indices fell. the s&p-500 lost more than 3% in a day, the worst result since the fall of 22. the dow jones industrial index, the same failure, technological nazdak -3.5. japan scared the world capital the most, its index fell by 13% at once, something that had not happened for almost 40 years. the stock exchange even stopped trading several times, trying to avoid panic sales. other asian markets, taiwan, south korea, india, turkey also fell. europe fell after them, but not so dramatically, scared the world markets, a possible american recession. the latest data on the labor market came out very bad. geopolitical tensions are putting pressure on quotes. in the middle east,

tehran on the issue of multipolarity will lead to a global stability, iranian president masoud pezeshkianaid. meeting with the secretary of the security council of russia. sergey shaigu is on a working visit to this middle eastern country. world stock exchanges are recovering losses after the largest collapse. the day before, the japanese nike fell to a thirty-seven-year low. then the markets of europe and the usa collapsed. this is a reaction to the american report on the labor market situation in the middle east. the russian embassy in bangladesh recommended that citizens of our country return to their homeland. there are mass riots in the republic. over the past day. almost 60 people died. the remainder of the maternity capital can be received as a one-time payment if it does not exceed 10,000 rubles. such changes have been made to the law on additional measures of state support for families with children. what maternity capital can be spent on, we will tell you in the program instructions after the advertisement. still thinking about the ideal home? it's time to switch to domclick to

i was inside iranian parliament we're right now the new cabinet newly elected president masoud pezeshkian is going through a confirmation process, which is a pretty tough process actually here in iran, and we were actually able to speak to a lot of members of parliament who are we're in that session and none of them really expressed optimism that a ceasefire deal is going to happen. there were some we were speaking to who say that they don't believe that specifically israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is serious about a ceasefire agreement. they believe that the israelis have consistently moved the goalpost on a possible agreement of course, a lot of them also don't trust the united states as a mediator at all. they believe that the u.s. is firmly in israel's corner on the most of the issues regarding the ceasefire. and so therefore as far as iranian parliamentarians are concerned, it appears as though very few of them believed that a ceasefire is something that could be on the horizon. but one of the things that we did hear from parliamentarians, including some very prominent ones

, in which pezeshkian basically said if you if the us and the west wants to stop an attack or wants to decrease instability in the region than they need to push for a ceasefire in gaza. again, that's a slight shift in the rhetoric that we've seen from iran before, which was a harsh punishment is imminent and potentially lead some to believe that there could be the possibility if somehow ceasefire negotiations can get closer to the finish line of averting this italian has been warning now for several days that they're going to strike israel and hit israel hard. it would be pretty embarrassing to the iranian leadership, especially after the ayatollah warrant of a major retaliatory strike for them to back away. >> i think it would be embarrassing and also listen to what a sayyid hassan it's what i love the leader of hezbollah said yesterday. he said the waiting is part of the punishment, but the punishment will come and you have to take into account as well the fact that hamas has just announced that the new replacement leader of its political faction is yahya sinwar, right? one of the or

the new president masoud pezeshkian's cabinet appointees going through confirmation hearings in iranshe modulus once masoud pezeshkian's cabinet has approved by iran's parliament the new government will have its work cut out for it. the middle east, of course, is in severe terminal as the region awaits iran a10s possible harsh retaliation for the assassination of ismail haniyeh while iran's response appears delayed, parliamentarians here say, make no mistake, revenge is coming and will be harsher than tehran's last strikes against israel after iran's consulate in damascus, syria was bombed and in april the hook, yes. this time they attacked our mainland. the world will witness a serious reaction by us. the time, the place, and the type of reaction is to be decided. he says and then ads, you saw the first example. you can multiply that as much as you'd like. >> that she'd been we will teach our enemies a lesson, so they will not attack us anymore. >> this parliamentarian says, we are seeking peace and calm the region and are not warmongers at all. >> the u.s. says, it's seeking a cease

british prime minister sir keir starmer spoke on the phone to iran's new president masoud pezeshkianing him to refrain from attacking israel, saying the war was not in anyone�*s interest. it comes as white house national security spokesperson john kirby warned that iran or its proxies could launch a �*significant�* attack as early as this week. in preparation, the us has beefed up its regionalforces over the past few days. sending a guided missile submarine to the middle east on sunday to support israel as it braces for a potential attack. our middle east correspondent, wyre davies sent this update in jerusalem. there have been increasingly credible intelligence reports in western governments and in the region and perhaps an increasing expectation that sooner rather rather than later iran will follow through with its vow to respond against israel, either directly or indirectly through hezbollah, for those attacks believed to have been carried out by israel in iran and in southern lebanon against seniorfigures in hamas and hezbollah. how and when those iranian responses will take plac

french president emmanuel macron, in a telephone conversation with iranian president massoud pezeshkian , convinced him to abandon the logic of revenge and not to strike israel. that's all. not to cause an even greater escalation in the middle east, the press service of the elysée palace reported. i remind you the conversation took place against the background of an expected attack by iran and its proxy forces in lebanon against israel, after a rocket attack killed one of the leaders of hamas. army assistance during blackouts. kremenchuk volunteers do not stop their activities despite the lights being turned off and the lack of free hands. they sew kikimers and camouflage awnings, as well as a mattress. our colleagues know how it was organized and will tell you. camouflage awnings are a modern alternative to nets, which can tear even when tried. to disguise a dugout or equipment. military personnel experience such tents every day local volunteers. for a sample, i will tell you, here is an 8x10 mesh, of this size, it will be woven by our team for about three days, well, two is a little m

telegraph, which cites unnamed aides to the iranian president, the current president of iran, masoud pezeshkianess radical options in contrast to the islamic revolutionary guard corps. that is, there are certain different interpretations of those events that will develop in the near future, if they will, of course, develop. queer is traditionally in favor of more drastic actions, but the president has a more restrained view. about this and not only, we will talk now with vadym polishchuk, historian, political commentator from israel. congratulations, mr. vadim, glory to ukraine. glory, good evening. yes, actually, on me, in what form? now the situation is directly in israel, when we talk about , on the one hand, hamas being beheaded in a certain way, on the other hand, we already understand that there are new contenders for leadership of both a military nature and a political nature, on the other hand, hezbollah and the lebanese side, everything this is in the context of the threat from iran. i ask you to speak. well, the country of israel is now waiting for something will iran and its proxy hi

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without american help, that is, in other words , now a lot of factors have coincided and obviously pezeshkian, his team. perhaps even ali menei, as the supreme leader, decided to wait, and in this sense, as i said, it is not being done in vain, but it is being done with the hint that negotiations between iran and the united states of america may begin later on a settlement and mitigation of sanctions. so, i think that the iranians, well, at least that's what they're waiting for, if we talk about these negotiations that are taking place in qatar, the president of the united states, joseph biden, is warning all parties against the breakdown of these negotiations, what is the current situation are the contacts based on, and what is each party insisting on now? well , it is not known for sure, because the israeli position is not fully understood either, because... as far as i know, there are differences between the hamas position and the israeli position, and israel is now trying to push a more violent position, instead hamas demands that the parties base its agreement on the previous agreements

security official and ex-minister of defense serhiy shuigu visited iran and met with president massoud pezeshkian general mohammad bagheri, who is in charge of planning military strikes against israel, and the secretary of iran's supreme national security council. after this meeting, shaigu stated that the russian federation is ready for full cooperation with iran on regional issues. despite that. that russia also has economic and cultural ties to israel, a large number of russian jews live in israel, analysts say russia cannot afford to turn down iran's request for help because it relies heavily on iranian drones in ukraine. according to the bbc, biden said he had been briefed on preparations to support israel in the event of an attack, and secretary of state anthony blinken added that the us is working around the clock to prevent escalation, the expert on international politics of the analytical center ukrainian institute of the future ilya kus noted for unian that destabilization in the middle east is not beneficial for ukraine, on the other hand, such chaos is beneficial for russia, so they w

tensions — with the uk prime minister sir keir starmer talking to iran's new president, masoud pezeshkian half an hour — and while details haven't been made public, the uk hasjoined with the us, france, germany and italy in calling for iran to "stand down" its ongoing threats of a military attack against israel, which it said would have serious consequences for regional security. let's put all of that into context now — here's our correspondent injerusalem, wyre davies. there have been increasingly credible intelligence reports and perhaps an increasing expectation here that sooner rather than later iran will follow through with its bow to respond against israel either directly or indirectly through hezbollah for those attacks believed to be carried out by israel and iran and in lebanon against senior figures in hezbollah. how and when those will take place we simply don't know but the israeli government says they are prepared for an attack. all of this comes against increasing international pressure for iran to pull back from the spring. americans have increased their naval presence in t

iran without american help, i.e. another.. . a lot of factors have coincided now, and obviously, pezeshkian, his team, maybe even alikh menei, as the supreme leader, decided to wait, and in this sense, as i said, it is not done in vain, but it is done with a hint that that between iran and the united states of america may then begin settlement negotiations. and the easing of sanctions, so i think the iranians are, well, at least hinting at that. if we talk about the negotiations that are taking place in qatar, then the president of the united states, joseph biden , warns all parties against the disruption of these negotiations. what are the contacts based on now and what are each of the parties insisting on now? well? is not fully known, because the israeli position is not fully understood either, since, as far as i know, there are differences between hamas's position and israel's position, and israel is now trying to advance a more hawkish position, instead , hamas is demanding that the parties base their agreement on previous agreements that took place earlier in the summer, so. it turns

stayed during a visit to inaugura. tion of the chosen one president of the islamic republic masoud pezeshkian. further attacks in the middle east raise the risk of unintended consequences. united states secretary of state anthony blinken said this during a joint press conference with his australian counterpart penny wonh in the american city of annapolis. according to him, this can lead to consequences that no one... can predict, and at the same time, mr. blinken emphasized that the obligations of the united states to protect israel are not broken, we will continue to protect israel from attacks terrorist groups or their sponsors, we will continue to protect our military. this is the statement of the secretary of state of the united states of america, but in addition to this statement , his official representative, matthew miller, also spoke to the uderzhdepi. the us will defend israel if it is attacked. at the same time, washington is taking steps to reduce tensions in the region. such a statement was made by the head of the press service of the state department, matthew miller. on the air o

his comments — in a phone call with the new iranian president, masoud pezeshkian — and are part of aevent any escalation of the violence in the region. the white house has warned that iran could launch what it describes as a "significant attack" on israel as soon as this week. it's rushing an aircraft carrier strike group and a guided missile submarine to the region in a show of support for israel. iran and the group it backs in lebanon — hezbollah — have both vowed to avenge last month's killings of the hamas political leader, ismail haniyeh, and a top hezbollah commander. as the military and diplomatic pressure increases, the top us diplomat antony blinken is scheduled to travel to the middle east on tuesday. and in the last half hour the palestinian health ministry says that at least 39,929 palestinians have been killed since october 7. let's cross live now to beirut and speak to our correspondent hugo bachega. how realistic that you might see some kind of deal this week? this is the main hope to de—escalate tensions across the region. ceasefire and hostage release deal in gaza. t

iranta met with president massoud pezeshkian, general mohammad bagheri, who is in charge of planningstrikes against israel, and the secretary of iran's supreme national security council. after this meeting, sheigu stated that rev is ready for full cooperation with iran on regional issues. despite the fact that russia also has economic and cultural ties with israel. a large number of russian jews live in israel. analysts say russia ... cannot afford to turn down iran's request about aid, because it relies heavily on iranian drones in ukraine. according to the bbc, biden said he had been briefed on preparations to support israel in the event of an attack, and secretary of state anthony blinken added that the us was working around the clock to prevent an escalation. international policy expert of the analytical center of the ukrainian future ily institute.

state within a state, which practically claims almost all of the power, and in this case... for pezeshkianoblem, on the contrary, he has already said that it must be dealt with, including who is to blame, and this is also another an argument in favor of the fact that before starting a war, it is worth at least figure out who is here next to you, and is there not such a thing as the same person who is ready to plant explosives, so... it is quite logical to pause and conduct a cleaning and a thorough inspection of the structures that are directly responsible. given for the safety of chania and not only that, but more, i think heads will still fly here and a lot of heads will fly, so well yes, of course it will weaken the structure to some extent, but if you take into account that they are there a little everyone is relaxed, maybe on the contrary it is tense, but the recent successes of this fuad shukra are known like said mu-muhsiin, this is already one of the leaders... hezbollah also hit and killed him in lebanon, so to speak, so it shows that israeli intelligence is very cool, it knows wh

said that he discussed the disturbing events with the president of the islamic republic, masoud pezeshkianthe border of lebanon and israel. and shoigu's visit was one of several avenues moscow used to convey the necessary restraint to iran, while at the same time condemning the assassination of haniya as highly dangerous. well, if the journalists of the reuters agency are talking about this, then they definitely had information from these reliable sources, and they also assume that... so that putin could ask the ayatollahs for this from several points and not because he advocates peace in to the whole world, or as they say there, the measure is in the whole world, no, they say that an escalation in the middle east is simply unprofitable for the kremlin elder, as it will firstly divert the attention of iran itself from helping russia, which is now so actively ongoing, and also somehow distract china from helping russia in... the war in ukraine, well, besides, it will sow panic in the world markets, which is also very unnecessary for the weak russian economy, no matter what they say about it

from zatelegraf. citing unnamed aides to the iranian president, iran's current president, masoud pezeshkian less radical options than the corps guardians of the islamic revolution, that is, there are certain differences in the interpretation of the events that will develop in the near future, if they will, of course, develop. queer is traditionally in favor of more drastic actions, but the president has a more restrained view. about this and not only that, we will talk now with vadym polishchuk, a historian, political commentator from israel, we welcome you, mr. vadym, glory to ukraine, glory, good evening, yes, in fact, what is the current state of the situation directly in israel, when we are talking about, on the one hand, hamas, in a certain way decapitated, on the other hand we already understand that they appear there. contenders for leadership of both a military nature and a political nature, on the other hand, and the side of lebanon. all this in the context of the threat from iran. i ask you to speak. well, the country, israel is now waiting to see what iran and its proxy hizballah

after masoud khanya took part in the inauguration ceremony of the new president of iran, masoud pezeshkian. sorry, not masud khanminya, but ismail khaniya. well, it is also interesting to know that everything is very much twisted in iran, for example, at one of the mosques in the capital of the country, baghdad. hung the color red, these are, as they say, people who understand all those eastern affairs, in particular iranian ones, means revenge, well , they are going to take revenge with... israel itself, despite the fact that, as i have already emphasized, israel does not recognize your involvement in this, well, that's why somehow everything gets very twisted, and so that there is no serious trouble there. in iran, the new president, massoud pazeshkian, was sworn in the day before. the solemn ceremony took place in the country's parliament. during it, during his inauguration, mr. pazishkiyan stated that iran will strive to become the first... economy in the middle east. he also said that the country's authorities will continue to actively fight against the sanctions imposed on the islami

british prime minister sir keir starmer spoke on the phone to iran's new president masoud pezeshkianing him to refrain from attacking israel, saying the war was not in anyone's interest. it comes as white house national security spokesperson john kirby warned that iran or its proxies could launch a �*significant�* attack as early as this week. in preparation, the us has beefed up its regionalforces over the past few days. sending a guided missile submarine to the middle east on sunday to support israel as it braces for a potential attack. here's the state department's principal deputy spokesman vedant patel — addressing the planned ceasefire talks. the prime minister of israel immediately welcomed this initiation and confirmed the israeli team will be there and will be prepared to finalise the details of implementing the deal. we are also in co—ordination, we believe our partners in egypt and qatar are emphasising to hamas that the onusis emphasising to hamas that the onus is on them to agree to a ceasefire. we believe that there has been headway made but we need to finalise this agr

he called on iran to refrain from attacking israel, telling president pezeshkian that now was a timeured behaviour. he said war was not in any one's interests. we are told it was a 30 minute conversation. the first time that the uk prime minister and the iranian president have spoken in almost three and a half years. so this is rare. it is very unusual. it is not clear from the iranian response at this stage that it has necessarily have any effect but there is a lot of work going in in downing street and i think a clear sign that downing street is concerned about the rising tensions in the middle east.— in the middle east. hannah, thank ou ve in the middle east. hannah, thank you very much _ in the middle east. hannah, thank you very much for _ in the middle east. hannah, thank you very much for that. _ it's a tragedy that continues to fascinate after more than a century. the titanic hit an iceberg and sank in april 1912. the wreckage was only discovered in 1985. since then, more than 5,000 artefacts have been retrieved from the bottom of the atlantic ocean. many of them are kept in

in turn, masoud pezeshkian assured that the development of contacts with russia is one of the prioritiesf iranian foreign policy, and the common position of moscow and tehran on a multipolar world leads to strengthening global stability. at this moment, secretary savbe for russia is already in baku, he is being received by the president of azerbaijan ilham aliyev. on this day, 79 years ago, the world climbed another step. on the ladder of escalation saw what would actually happen on the ground in the event of the use of nuclear weapons. the american booing b-52 , touchingly named enola gay after the pilot's mother, dropped the first atomic bomb on the japanese city of hiroshima, making it a symbol of destruction and the terrible loss of civilian life. debates continue to this day about how necessary this act of intimidation was and how it affected the end of world war ii in asia. the united states has never seen fit to apologize for the suffering it brought to the japanese, although in recent years the japanese themselves have tried to forget who it was that did it. in fact destroyed hir

islamic revolution guards corps for more. radical approach, the newly-minted president masud pezeshkianly more restrained, but less with what shuigu forgot there, and eh, considering the information that russia is sending some samples of its weapons there, what could this mean? well, i think that russia perfectly understands that iran is its ally, and he is helps in this war, there are not many allies who can openly supply russia with weapons, the kremlin. and from this point of view, of course, he couldn't help but come there. on the other hand, there is different information about what he advises iran, which was conveyed to yotali khamenenia by vladimir putin. there is information that russia generally advised iran to refrain from a serious attack on israel. i don't think it's because the russians are somehow very sympathetic to israel. and because they may fear that a retaliatory blow will destroy all their efforts in iran. let's say. which can be used for the production of nuclear weapons and that it must be prevented, because if iran gets rid of the main scapegoat in its war with t

the iranian state news agency reported that the iranian president, masoud pezeshkian, told the primen iran as the solution to stopping crime and aggression, and he also said that the support of some western countries for israel is irresponsible. so some strong words there from the iranian president in that phone call that happened yesterday with the british prime minister. again, part of this huge coordinated diplomatic effort from western countries to try to de—escalate tensions with iran. iran has promised to retaliate following the killing of ismail haniyeh, the hamas political leader, in tehran two weeks ago. both iran and hamas blame israel for this assassination. as you said, there are concerns here in lebanon that hezbollah, the powerful militia backed by iran, could also be planning a wide—scale attack on israel in response to the assassination of a senior hezbollah commander here in beirut. so, real concerns that an escalation of hostilities could lead to a wider regional conflict. now, the americans, again, say that they're going to do everything to protect israel. they're

refers to the unnamed assistants of the iranian president. the current president of iran, masoud pezeshkian, offers less radical options in contrast to the islamic revolution guards corps, that is, there are certain differences in the events that will develop in the near future, if they will, of course, develop. queer is traditionally for more drastic actions, but the president has more restrained look about this and not only, we will talk now with vadym polishchuk, a historian. a political observer from israel, we congratulate you, mr. vadim, glory to ukraine, glory to the good, yes, actually, to me, in what form, the situation is now, directly, in israel, when we talk about on the one hand, hamas, in a certain way decapitated, and on the other hand, we already understand that there are new contenders for leadership of both a military nature and a political nature. on the other side of hezbollah and the side of lebanon, all this in in the context of the threat from iran. i ask you to speak. well, the country, israel is now waiting to see what iran and its proxy hizballah will do in this si

there after early presidential elections, after the death of the previous president raisi masoud pezeshkianhere in the context of these events, these... events happened unexpectedly, although, for whom, israel actually reached out, reached out and quite effectively to one of the political leaders of the terrorist hamas, hamas, whose network is now and still based in the gaza sector , and that is why the operation of the israel defense forces in this sector continues.

ismail haniyeh was in tehran for the inauguration of the newly elected iranian president, masoud pezeshkian the presidential palace complex at a vip guesthouse hosted by the islamic revolutionary guards corps. in the early hours of wednesday morning, there was an explosion in the guesthouse, killing mr haniyeh. the new york times, citing sources within the irgc, reports that the explosion wasn't from a missile, but rather from a bomb that was hidden in the guesthouse, weeks or even months before it was detonated. it's not clear how or precisely when the bomb was planted. hamas and iran blame israeli for the attack, while israel has not commented on mr haniyeh�*s death. thousands of people turned up for his funeral procession in tehran's adazi sqaure. iran has vowed to retaliate against israel. mr haniyeh�*s coffin is now in the qatari capital doha, before his burial on friday. and there's been more reaction to the killing of one of hezbollah�*s most senior commanders, in beirut which also happened this week. hassan nasrallah who is the head of the lebanese militant group has said israel cro

in a call lasting more than half an hour with masoud pezeshkian, the prime minister warned any actiona senior member of hamas, risked pushing the region closer to all out war. wyre davis is live injerusalem. it has been a frantic day of diplomacy. it has been a frantic day of diplomacy-— it has been a frantic day of diloma . , , diplomacy. yes, there has been increasingly _ diplomacy. yes, there has been increasingly credible _ diplomacy. yes, there has been| increasingly credible intelligence reports and perhaps an increasing expectation in the region that iran is about to follow through with its vow to retaliate against israel, either directly or through a proxy like hezbollah for what are perceived to be israeli attacks in iran and southern lebanon against senior hezbollah and hamas figures. how those iranian attacks will take place, we don't know, nor when. but there is increasing diplomatic and military pressure on iran not to follow through. the americans have stepped up their naval presence in the region. european governments have urged iran not to proceed with the attacks. kei

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without american help, that is, in other words , now a lot of factors have coincided, and obviously, pezeshkianhis team, maybe even alikhmenei, as the supreme leader, decided to wait, and in this sense. as i said, it is not done gratuitously, but it is done with a hint that negotiations between iran and the united states of america may begin later on the settlement and easing of sanctions, so i think that the iranians, well, at least hint about it. if we talk about these negotiations that are taking place in qatar, then the president of the united states john'. biden warns all parties against disruption of these negotiations, what are the contacts based on now and what is each side insisting on now? well, it is not known for sure, because the israeli position is not fully understood either, since, as far as i know, there are differences in the position hamas and israel's position, and israel is now trying to... push a tougher position, instead, hamas demands that the parties base their agreement on the previous agreements that took place at the beginning of the summer, so it turns out that this

the chairman of the house of representatives, igor sergienko, and the president of irada, masoud pezeshkianture , the roadmap for comprehensive cooperation signed following the visit of the president of belarus will serve to strengthen interaction for the benefit of the two peoples. during the meeting, special emphasis was placed on trade, science, education and healthcare. igor sergienko conveyed congratulations to alexander lukashenko and an invitation to visit our country. let me remind you that igor sergeenko, on behalf of the president of belarus, took part in the ceremony inauguration of the iranian leader. warsaw continues to whip up military hysteria around mythical threats, concentrating forces on the border with our country. starting today , poland has launched two military operations at once . soldiers who will provide effective protection against illegal migration, that is, their previous creation of buffer zones turned out to be an insufficient measure, it is worth recalling that the polish military was already allowed to shoot to kill, for example, at refugees. the air dawn is

assistance, so in other words there are now a lot of... factors have come together and obviously pezeshkian, his team, maybe even alikh mmni, as the supreme leader, have decided to wait, and in that sense, as i said, it it is not done in vain, but it is done with a hint that between iran and the united states of america , negotiations on the settlement and softening of the sanctions may begin later. so, i think the iranians are, well, at least hinting at it. if we talk about the negotiations taking place in qatar. and that president joseph biden of the united states warns all parties against the breakdown of these negotiations, what are the contacts now based on and what are each of the parties insisting on now? well, it is not known for sure, because the israeli position is not fully understood either, since, as far as i know, there are differences between the position of hamas and the position of israel. israel is now trying to push for a tougher position, but instead hamas is demanding that the parties base their agreement on previous agreements that took place at the beginning of the su

his comments in a phone call with the new iranian president, masoud pezeshkian are part of a wider diplomaticy blinken is also travelling to the region. the white house has warned that iran could launch what it describes as a �*significant attack�* on israel as soon as this week. it's rushing an aircraft carrier strike group and a guided missile submarine to the middle east in a show of support for israel. iran and the group it backs in lebanon, hezbollah, have both vowed to avenge last month's killings of the hamas political leader, ismail haniyeh, and a top hezbollah commander. the reuters news agency says that iranian officials have told it that only a gaza ceasefire deal, at talks which it's hoped will take place this week, would hold it back from direct retaliation against israel. let's have more from gaza now, and following an israeli strike on a school building in gaza city at the weekend, the bbc verify team have been analysing videos from the incident to investigate claims around the attack. bbc verify�*s reporter merlyn thomas has more. here is bbc rare fire, we have been managing s

islamic revolution guards corps for a more radical approach, the newly elected president masoud pezeshkianlegedly for a more restrained one, but less with what shoigu forgot there, and considering the information that russia is sending some samples of its weapons there, what could this mean? well, i think that russia perfectly understands that iran is its ally, it is helping in this war, there are not so many allies who can supply russia with weapons, the kremlin, and from this point of view, of course, he could not go there come, on the other hand there is i don't think there is any information that he advises iran that he is advising iran, which was passed on to yotali khamenei by vladimir putin, that russia generally advised iran to refrain from a serious attack on israel. that it's not because the russians are somehow very sympathetic to israel, but because they might fear that a retaliatory strike would destroy all their efforts in iran, say, destroy the iranian nuclear facility, say, that nato nuclear facility that can be used to produce nuclear weapons, that it must be prevented bec