saddam, who had been talking proudly about closing iran's road to basra for 3 months , and with international propaganda had undermined baghdad's security for holding a non-commitment summit in bagh , now he saw iranian forces facing baghdad. he has visited here several times, but fortunately, every time with the courage and reason of the men who are here, he has been unsuccessful every time he has come, and he has not been able to make the slightest progress here . it was concentrated to defend the vast hand of baghdad to make way for the costs of stone. particle for direct object imposed on this regime, the proud flag of the islamic republic of iran was hoisted over the highest point of this region. in this operation, which was carried out for 7 days and in two stages, 150 square kilometers of the territory of the free country and 30 square kilometers of the territory of iraq were captured . the iranian fighting forces fell and all the objectives specified in the operation plan were achieved. yazdan sultan moradi, kermanshah radio and television agency. lipik or hossein means that you shoul

saddam's actions were excellent , he had been talking proudly about blocking the way of iranians to basra 3 months, and with international propaganda, he had threatened the security of baghdad to hold the non-commitment summit. now he saw the iranian forces in front of baghdad. he has been here several times, but luckily every time with courage. and the reason for the men who are here is that every time he came, he was unsuccessful and could not make the slightest progress here. bas regime was forced to send a great talent from his army, which was concentrated in the southern front, to defend the vast plain of baghdad. imposed a burden on this regime. the proud flag of the islamic republic of iran over the highest point of this region. in this operation, which was carried out for 7 days and in two stages, 150 square kilometers of the territory of azad country 30 a square kilometer of iraqi territory fell into the hands of iranian fighting forces, and all the goals specified in the operation plan were achieved . if we want to say that if we want to say that we are happy, we are happy , we

for iraq as a whole to be a platform for investment it should be the whole of the country operate to basra and everyplace in between. >> thank you. we are joined by someone from the iraqi government. everybody sing the kurdistan region has very big potential to impact the iraqi economy and i want to ask you on this you have been trying to ease the relationship and educating for reforms. >> i think of he made a critical point here and of course i relationship with the kurdistan regional government is an important part of our overall relationship and we want to make sure there is a strong and resilient iraqi government and that means also economically prosperous. so it is important that there are not only effective coordination but i think improved coordination and communication. certainly being gauged with their friends and herb you to see how we can help support this goal. >> and the challenges on this can you elaborate is it a governmental problem? since you were engaged on this topic itself the specific topic. >> i think the challenge between herb you and baghdad terms of government are

maybe you can say that you will sign on for project but you don't have the oath enough work to do in basra. seriously if you can look beyond that project, what is next? >> next is to stick to our engagement that we found in a much better space. i much align myself with julian's comments on insuring that our method of responsible operations are i would say widely used something. let's do the job first. >> a fair point. >> is a lot to do i promise you. do we have comments from the audience? [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] >> on energy independence in iran. where do you think the parliaments ability to achieve energy. >> great question and we keep pointing out politics and geopolitics really affects the situation. before returning to our volunteer from the panel i would just add to that development projects and investment so can anyone take that question? that's a big one for the domestic situation. >> i can offer some thoughts. katie thank you for the question. i'm glad you didn't ask it about the united states. i can't say was going to happen in this upcoming election and the up locatio

members of parliament also participated in these gatherings in other provinces, in the provinces of basra, nassia, amare, babel. people's participation rallies and celebrations and the support for the islamic republic of iran and the voice the full support for these retaliatory attacks by the islamic republic of iran and that was an act of the considered this as an act of revenge with respect to what happened to the people of and the people did voice the full support, speaking of the resistance from all resistance groups including the nojaba movement, they all release separate state statements and offer their congratulations and they voiced their readiness to continue operations against designist regime and the emphasis engage an act of response to the attacks and if they target the territory of the islamic republic of iran, in such case the iraqi resistance will stand in the face of these attacks and will hit and target us bases in iraq and the region, that was serious. warning by the iraqi resistance that in case of attack by israel or the us against the islamic republic of iran, the ir

he talked about how he was an army reserve, he got the call and he said, and i being sent to basra orance on the issue of whether they go after reform or the liberal democrats and he said no, let's be the best version of ourselves, win back voters from other parties and crucially win back people who stuck on the sofa. he had a bit of an encounter with george osborne. an interesting conversation! and more developments in labour, keir starmer and the controversy over freebies? ,., ,, ., , freebies? downing street has announced — freebies? downing street has announced that _ freebies? downing street has announced that the _ freebies? downing street has announced that the prime - freebies? downing street has - announced that the prime minister will pay back £6,000 of gifts and hospitality, six taylor swift tickets, four tickets to the races and clothing rentalfor his and clothing rental for his wife victoria. the prime minister has announced that they will tighten the rules around hospitality for ministers. he hopes to draw a line under bits. what does this not cover? all that hospitality

i thought i was going to basra or baghdad and i was sent to luton . was sent to luton. >> and that stillkes me laugh. and it was good. and it was clever because actually self—deprecation in this country still works very, very well. so my view is, whatever the starting positions were, i had little doubt that it was cleverly that made advances today. and i felt jenrick actually was going backwards. thatis actually was going backwards. that is my take on it. but tell me at home, who do you think's going to win? farage @gbnews .com. so jake berry is a former member of parliament and former chairman of the conservative party and lloyd russell—moyle, former labour member of parliament. jake what did you make of today? >> well , it's been make of today? >> well, it's been a very interesting conference. i'm not sure how important it was because actually the only people who are going to have a vote on whittling these four tory titans to down two are the mps and frankly, titans. well frankly, nigel, i didn't see many colleagues at conference. i was there, i went for a day and a half, a couple of d

i thought i was going to basra or baghdad , and i was sent to luton.ade in the publishing industry , but like publishing industry, but like many, i got made redundant . so many, i got made redundant. so i set up a small business and we made some money. never a lot of money. and after the 2008 crash, we made no money at all. so i know what it is like to take risks to run a small business, to work crazy hours, to put food on the table. i know what it's like to stumble and to fall to and get up again and again and again. so when i talk about optimism, it's not just believing that tomorrow can be better than today. it's about doing something to make it happen. my happen. my political hero was ronald reagan, and he knew what optimism was even in the depths of the cold war. he made americans want to vote for a conservative, not reluctantly, but with enthusiasm. and then what did he do? he cut taxes. he cut regulation. he boosted military spending. and he won a landslide. so let's be more like reagan. let's be enthusiastic, relatable , positive, optimistic. r