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al qaeda. what they want is a warrant to search the inbox an outbox of says boll la, al qaeda and the communist chinese party when they're communicating with people in the united states. this is dangerous. it will make us go blind and it will absolutely increase their recruitment of people inside the united states, not even american citizen to do terrorist attacks and harp americans. i reserve. the chair: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from the gentlelady yields back the balance of her time is recognized. mr. biggs: i yield to the co-sponsor of this amendment, mr. nadler, for one min. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. nadler: in 2021, the intelligence community conducted over 278,000 inappropriate searches through american's private comeub keyings. it broke the law more than 278,000 time. mr. biggs and i do not agree on much but we agree that the status quo is unacceptable. without a probable cause warrant requirement, it is clear that the intelligence community

we've had the senior leader of al qaeda, a guest of the taliban . we've had reports of eight al qaeda training camps in afghanistan. we have reports from the u.n. of tens of thousands of fighters, foreign fighters flowing in to afghanistan. plus the ongoing threat of isis. is it the american homeland today safer than it was three years ago? >> well, i would -- respectfully , i'd ask you to ask the intelligence community, ours, to look at the data to the u.n. reports. i wouldn't rely, in other words, on the u.n. report. >> chairman, if i could indulge you before we end here, does al qaeda and isis still have the intent to attack the united states and the west, if given the opportunity to do so? >> well, no doubt. but i also want to point -- >> that is a yes? for the record, that is a yes? >> yes, but i'd also like to say, congressman, the intelligence community -- committee from what i read -- and of course, we can't discuss classified material here, but i believe in the next year or two, al qaeda does not have the ability to attack the united states

we now have reports of eight al qaeda training camps.he reports from the un tens of thousands of fighters foreign fighters flowing into afghanistan. plus, the ongoing threat of isis. isn't the american homeland today safer then it was three years ago? >> i would respectfully ask you to at the intelligence community, hours, to look at the data the un reports. i would not rely, and other words, on the un report. >> out sq chairman if i could indulge you. does al qaeda and isis still have the intent to attack the united states given the west given the opportunity to do so? >> no doubt should. that's a yes for the record that's a yes? >> they have the intent too. that the intelligence community from what i read and i am classified versions we can discuss classified material here. believed that in the next year or two does not have the ability to attack the united states. i am paraphrasing. >> the commander of central command a year ago testified isis will reconstituted their capability to attack the west within six months dozier go from afgh

v in afghanistan, the united states supported and armed the majahet, and al-qaeda was born, and therelisten to what hillary clinton says. we may have created the problem we are now struggling with. when the soviet union entered afghanistan, we had the bright idea to come to pakistan to create a mujahideen force, equip it with stinger missiles and everything else to go after the soviets. and we succeeded. the soviet union left afghanistan. and we said: great. in october 2006, the majahideen. islamic state of iraq. its leader was abu-umar al-baghdadi, whom the americans had recently released from an iraqi prison. in 2016, this is exactly what julia wrote about, who published a little, 530. 1525 documents from 1979, which describe how the cia and the foreign affairs agencies of the united states of america personally participated in the creation of isis. and at the beginning of 2012, another program was created, which was called stimbre sycamore, translated as prevesina sycamore. this is a program for financing, arming and training rebel fighters to participate in the civil war in syria

, al-qaeda, especially this is all a product, naturally, of american policy, the use these terroristle of the cia in the emergence. and against the united states, shiite forces, the shia militias , on which the united states was counting, said that they would only welcome american intervention, this turned out to be not entirely true, the shua militias became active in baghdad, even began to move north, where there was a majority of sunnis, then the united states began to form sunni units . then some of these units became isis, not like that, of course, absolutely like that, because the americans have traditionally always created terrorist squads, organizations that they used in their own interests, you can give the example of al-qaeda, how al-qaeda was created, in exactly the same way, even before isis appeared, and we know what methods the americans used, they, say, let go... said a person for support, whom it seemed could they count, adviser to president zelensky, a bastard? there is no russian opposition, it is not wealthy, it is ineffective, it has no influence on the processes

as they plapped that deadly attack, al qaeda plotters used u.s. communication facilities and american foreign intelligence picked up the chatter but the stove pipe that kept this intel from domestic law enforcement created the situation where domestic law enforcement could not protect us from the threat because they did not know of the plot before it happened. if section 702 had been in place prior to 911, the f.b.i. could have been able to prevent the attack. and allowing section 702 to expire would expose americans to grave danger like the horrific massacre of israeli jews on october 7th, the military style assaults like what happened in russia recently, and other mass cool events, the limits of which are only limited by the depravity of those who would plan them and why i rise in support of this legislation and yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the gentleman from ohio is recognized. >> may i inquire how much time we have remaining? the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from ohio has five minutes remaining. >> i yield t

al qaeda.t that time we made a grave mistake in that we were not spying on al qaeda and we didn't see who they were communicating with in the united states. we changed that and we began to spy on al qaeda and we got to see the extent to which they were recruiting people in the united states to do us harm. if this amendment passes, al qaeda will have full constitutional protections to recruit in the united states, the communist party will have full constitutional protections to recruit in the united states and there will be no increased protection of constitutional protections for americans and their data. the only data that would become protected is data that's located in al qaeda's in-box and the communist chinese in-box. how is it that they become protected? this amendment would require that you have to have a warrant to look into communist chinese party data for the recruitment efforts that they are doing within the united states. you would have to have evidence of a crime that is occurring

thus al-qaeda was born. and we are the witnesses. listen to what hillary clinton says. we may have created the problem we are now struggling with. when the soviet union entered afghanistan, we had a brilliant idea to come to pakistan create mujahideen forces. whom the americans had recently released from an iraqi prison. in 2016 , this is exactly what julian assange wrote about, who published a little, 531,525 documents for 1979, which describe how the cia is the foreign policy department of the united states of america. personally participated in the creation of isis, at the beginning of 2012 another program was created, which was called stimbar sycamore, translated as sycamore wood. this is a program to finance, arm and train rebel fighters to participate in civil war in syria against the government forces of bashar al-assad. it was carried out on the personal orders of president barack obama, which is exactly what trump had in mind when he accused barack obama. the fact that he is the organizer of isis, he is its founder. isis is cheating on president obama. he is th

yes, your statement is absolutely correct , ali al-qaeda, the concept of services is much more than one there is a system. and a software should be used to carry out community activities, one of which is that all companies that operate in the field of sales services should be registered and identified and have birth certificates , which is a very large and community activity, which is one of the work priorities of our association. thank you, mr. najafi. we will say goodbye to you too , mr. mahala. there is a problem. now you said that some product groups came to the service community system after and now it should be followed up if anyone had a complaint about these services as you said with the process that you said that the follow-up will be done, an executive guarantee. what does it mean, a company that provides after -sales services, in fact, how can it be said that you must do this, sir, and if you do n't do it, this will happen to you , see what this executive guarantee is, if you mean the legal guarantee that, as mr. esfanani said that article 4 of the law on consumer protection

the soviet union in afghanistan, the united states supported and armed the majahets, this is how al-qaeda are witnesses to this. listen to what hillary clinton says, we helped create the problem that we are now fighting, how when the soviet union entered afghanistan, we had the brilliant idea to come to pakistan to create a mujahideen force, equip them with stinger missiles and everything else to go after advice in afghanistan. and we succeeded. the soviet union left afghanistan. and we said: great. a lot, 531,525 documents from 1979, which describe how the cia and the foreign affairs agencies of the united states of america personally participated in the creation of aegina. and at the beginning of 2012, another program was created, which was called timber sycamore in translation. "sycamore wood. this is a program to finance, arm and train rebel fighters to participate in the civil war in syria against government forces bashar al-assad. it was carried out on the personal orders of president barack obama. this is exactly what trump meant when he accused barack obama of... he is the organiz

in just a few weeks , al qaeda's in just a few weeks, al qaeda's top terror chief in the uk could beion programme where he'll claim he now doesn't want to murder us all in cold blood. after all, rangzieb ahmed once said to be osama bin laden's top operative in europe, was the first person in the uk to be convicted of directing terrorism. he was jailed for life with a minimum ten year terms in 2008 for plotting the mass slaughter of brits, and was caught with a book of terror contacts written in invisible ink and a rucksack that contained traces of explosives . contained traces of explosives. his scheme was revealed with the discovery of three diaries, which were found to contain details and phone numbers of key al—qaeda operatives. since then, he's received, of course, he has almost £1 million in legal aid, your money to help fund his bid for freedom. and he's not far off rochdale born ahmed was rejected for parole in september 2022 after officials judged he was far too dangerous to be released. however, he's now been approved for a new parole board heanng approved for a new parole b

predators, cyber threats, drug trafficking, gang violence, international terrorism, hezbollah, hamas, al-qaeda isis, al-shabaab. these are men and women that have dedicated their lives to the protection of american citizens. they don't deserve to have threats leveled against them with anti-fbi rhetoric ginning them up. last week a man crashed into the security gate at the fbi's atlanta field building and resisted efforts by fbi agents to bring him into custody. although this investigation is still underway, i am concerned about threats to fbi agents and fbi facilities in the field, particularly in light of anti-fbi rhetoric from far too many public officials and i'd like you to comment on that. to what extent are you seeing an uptick in threats against the fbi and what does that do to morale within the agency? >> well, you have a couple different questions there. let me start with the threats because that's ultimately what matter the most. you know, rhetoric is rhetoric and there's a lot of heated rhetoric in this country across a range of issues. but when it comes to threats and threats of vi

a new terror group emerged, an offshoot of al qaeda known as the islamic state or isis.ive miles out of flushia, the roads were desolate and iraqi security forces warned us it was not safe to continue. by june of that year, isis had captured iraq's second large et cetera city, mosul, in a matter of days, prompting a mass of military-aged iraqi men to head into the fight. >> basically all of these young men will just be heading north to help iraqi security forces. they will be untrained, just loaded into trucks to help with the fight. >> martha: a fight they quickly lost to isis. weeks later, the terror group announcing the establishment of a caliphate governed by strict sharia law, but the united states resisted a military response. >> this is a fight the iraqi security forces have got to make it is their country. there's not going to be a military solution here. it's just not going to happen. >> martha: about a week later when the sweep of brutal isis takeover seemed unstoppable, a change of heart. >> good evening. >> martha: president obama authorizing air strikes less

against america al—qaeda against america or al—qaeda against australia, or boko haram against, knownst, i don't know what that choose country that choose an african country that you isis? of course not. you want or isis? of course not. this war is by a country, by a country where you've got the rule a country that has rule of law. a country that has seven of october savagely seven of october was savagely attacked. as you attacked. i mean, like as if you would the episode of the would go to the episode of the attila the arno barbarians or vandals. and by way, what vandals. and by the way, what are right now? we're are we doing right now? we're making for our making a war also for our friends the west. also for friends in the west. also for the ghazzawi people away the ghazzawi people taking away a and a terrorist entity and especially bringing back our hostages among them young girls and baby. one year and of course, a baby. one year old. and people, i mean, have lost it or forgot it. and i don't feel a lot of compassion from the world. and again, we are we are short on time. october

the 911 perpetrators were in the united states and they were communicating with al qaeda. at that time we made a grave mistake and that we were not spying on al qaeda we did not see who they were communicating within the united states. we change that and begin to spy on al qaeda we got to see the extent to which they were recruiting people in the united states to do us harm. if this amendment passes, al qaeda look full constitutional protection to recruit in the united states the communist party will have full constitutional protection to recruit and united states. there'll be no increase protection of constitutional protections for americans and their data. the only data that would be, protect is that it located in al qaeda's inbox and the communists chinese inbox. how is it that that they become protected? this amendment would require you have to have a warrant to look into commons chinese party data for the recruitment efforts that they are due within the united states. you would have to have evidence of a crime that is occurring in order to get that warranted. which me

is reporting that al qaeda has established eight new training camps in afghanistan and list the specific provinces were all qaeda currently has training camps including a new base with stockpile weaponry in the panjshir. yet the threat assessment said al qaeda is not much of a threat. do you disagree with the u.n. security council's assessment? >> can we approach this in closed session quick. >> i look forward to that. would you say at this point al qaeda's more less of a threat than in 2020? does al qaeda still intend to attack the homeland and the western interest if given the opportunity? >> they continue to have the intent but not the capacity. >> will they grow that capacity if given the opportunity? the mixture. spoon of the u.n. seems to think they are growing that capacity so i look forward to whether you agree or disagree with that's assessment and switching to russia. russia is selling an incredible amount of oil through india through pro curs in china. i think it's safe to say russia benefits when the price of oil is high. does anyone disagree texas is how primarily russia is

the 9/11 perpetrators were in the united states mitigating with al qaeda. we made a grave mistake that we are not signed and we didn't see who they were communicating with in the united states. we changed the last and got to see the extent to which they were recruiting people to do us harm if this amendment passes, this will help will cause additional production to recruit in the united states and the communist party book coproductions and no increased production of constitutional protections for americans in their data. the only data that would be protected data located in al qaeda's inbox communist chinese. how is that they become protected? this would require you have to a warrant to look into communist chinese party data for the recruitment efforts they are doing in the united states. he would have to have evidence of a crime occurring to get that which means we will be wind but at the moment this becomes law, who will be blind and unable to look at what hezbollah is doing in the united states, hamas and the communist party. no additional protections fo

it has led to a rise in al qaeda and isisk.he centcom commander just testified last month that isis-k will have capability within six months to do external operations against the west. we know through reports that president biden and his failed bureaucrats in the state department are funding the taliban and al qaeda through international assistance. but it didn't just impact the middle east. this is also emboldened china, russia, and iran, the three countries that democrats apparently just discovered there's a connection between and their anti-western positions. reports indicate that the withdrawal helped putin justify his invasion of ukraine. it's just another blunder in a long list of biden foreign policy failures. i'd like to yield three minutes to my good friend, four minutes to my good friend and sheriff from the great state of florida, sheriff rutherford. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for four mental. mr. rutherford: i thank the gentleman for yielding. good to be with you on this very important topi

al qaeda issuing its most specific call for an attack against us, against the us in the last five yearseninsula, in the us, isis urging its followers to attack jewish communities that don't typically see i to why but united in one thing which is calling for attacks on us. stuart: especially in the united states with terrorists coming across the southern border. are terrorists already here? >> we need to be more on top of it, not just terrorists but also spies. bad actors take advantage of chaos at the border. people on both sides of the aisle talk about this, there's a lot of talk but not a lot of enforcement and policy. we can deal with it. after world war ii, we correctly took refugees from europe and around the world but also stopped the nazis. we need to do that. china, iran and russia taking advantage of this. stuart: on a scale of 1 to 10 with 10 being a dire threat where do we stand on the likelihood of a terror attack in the united states from migrants? lauren: legitimate migrants, 0. illegitimate actors. stuart: we appreciate your expertise. the prime minister of japan told con

the al-qaeda group claimed responsibility for the attack.november 2016, a group of three suicide bombers drove a bomb-laden truck into the wall of the german consulate. in mazar-e-sharif, afghanistan. six people were killed and more than 120 were injured. the surviving terrorist was captured by afghan security forces. the taliban claimed responsibility for the attack, saying the explosion was a response to an airstrike in kunduz that killed 30 civilians. the consulate in damascus was bombed on the day of the forty-fifth anniversary. proclamation in iran, and italoikhaminia islamic republic. from the very beginning, this unusual state relied heavily on tactics that many years later were called hybrid, the use of indirect and network methods of confrontation. israel is also geographically remote; with israel, it is impossible to play on its field using conventional weapons too far away. and again there is a risk. too large therefore it is easier to solve the strategic foreign policy tasks of the iranian state less risky in proxy mode, having p

there is this determination to not only go after al-qaeda but to make sure that any other potential threatthe united states. >> that's right. i don't think the country had quite yet realized that we were already pivoting, poured iraq >> a >> younger junior analysts received a phone call from the office of the vice president and they wanted to know about this report that was circulating and the intelligence community at that time about this tremendous sale, 500 tons of yellow cake uranium, which is used in the process to make highly enriched uranium from niger to iraq so my boss at the time asked me to go home and ask my husband ambassador joe wilson did come into the cia headquarters we're they could talk with him about this report and see if he might be willing to go to niger to check it out. further. >> wilson had trusted connections with the political elites of niger and obviously if there was any truth to these radioactive allegations, wilson would want two alert the bush administration >> he flies back from new share. what happens? >> there's cia analysts there at the house to debrief

economy, devastation in cities, widespread looting, and the isis group quickly grew from the local al-qaedae backdrop of chaos. massive terrorist attacks in iraq have become commonplace. over 10 years, more than 30,000 terrorist attacks occurred in the country. in total, a military invasion and the civil war has claimed the lives of more than half a million iraqis and a million more. were forced to leave their homes, many of them fled to other countries. in 2010 , us president barack obama addressed the nation, declaring that operation iraqi freedom was over and the united states must now turn to rebuilding its economy and fighting unemployment. in december 2011, the last column of us troops left iraq.

is the first to support the idea that this is isis, they themselves sign for the crime, because al -qaedaited states and great britain, that is in other words, they could say, we did it, because we did isis, because we did alkaida. to go after the soviets in afghanistan and us to equip them with stinger missiles and everything else, we succeeded. soviet union. the islamic state of iraq, its leader was abu-umar al-baghdadi, whom the americans had recently released from an iraqi prison. this is exactly what julia wrote about, who published a little, 531,525 documents for 1979, which describes how the cia foreign policy agencies of the united states states of america, personally participated in the creation of isis in early 2012. another program was created, which was called stimbar sycamore, translated as plane tree wood. this is a program to finance, arm and train rebel fighters to fight in the syrian civil war against the government forces of bashar al-assad. it was carried out on the personal orders of president barack obama. exactly. said the co-founder was the dishonest hillary clinton

it is not the case that we will see a change in the government, ali al-qaeda, the ruling party , mr. madid will vote because of his popularity in the position. things are good in india, the coming of the bjp and mr. modi and the strengthening of hinduism now has an effect in addition to the internal issues, but the increase of this will ultimately make it a barrier against china and the west on this issue. serious account although if others come , it is possible that the process of india's joining the western system is partly linked to the western hegemony that seeks to confront the eurasian powers, especially china and russia , but the problem is that it was in this government that officially joined the kiev coalition. sd or quad which includes india, japan, australia and america and one type he wants china's game to be included. this is a very important issue, that is, to join more with the west in these geopolitical disputes. another issue is to join more with the zionist regime. you know that mr. modi was the first indian prime minister who, contrary to the current situation in t

interest in the region you have al qaeda issuing its most specific call for an attack against us against u.s. in the past five years, you have al qaeda and the arabian peninsula calling for jihad to attack americans and jewish communities in the u.s., you have isis urging its followers repeatedly to attack jewish communities in the u.s. and the irony is that as anyone who has studied terrorism knows these are terrorist organizations that do not typically see i die but they do seem to be united in one thing which is calling for attacks on us. >> sean: herewith reaction is the arizona former attorney general and the host of a podcast, this is the third time that the fbi director has made these dire threats, this is what faces me off about him is that okay i am taking him at his word i believe him i think those threats are real but he sits by and has not lifted a finger to stop this president from allowing older teens and tens of thousands of illegal immigrants to the tune of 10 million on vetted joe biden illegals tens of thousands coming from china and russia iran syria egypt afghanistan

both al qaeda and hamas have supported attacks against israeli and u.s. interests, and we have seen how it is inspiring individuals to conduct acts of anti-semitism and islamophobia worldwide. we have many more we might discuss including haiti and sudan and what is happening in the eastern democratic republic of congo and the list goes on. this finally brings me to 702 of the foreign intelligence surveillance act, which will expire on april 19th without congressional action. the intelligence gathered pursuant was essential in preparing this annual threat assessment, and is absolutely fundamental to every aspect of our work as i know you know. 702 provides unique insights into foreign intelligence targets such as foreign adversaries, organizations, malicious cyber actors, and fentanyl traffickers, and does so at a speed we cannot replace with any other authority. we understand there will be reforms and we support those that bolster the oversite regimes in place while preserving the operational -- thank you for your patience and we look forward to your ques

we helped al-qaeda and osama bin laden enter bosnia and fight on the side of the muslims. conflict in slovenia, then in croatia, then in bosnia and herzegovina. in 2000, there was even a small conflict in north macedonia. a meanwhile, in 1999, serbia came under direct attack from nato. the attack happened because it was different. on the political stage. in the southern regions of yugoslavia, children play on the same playground. belong to different cultures, a little in the distance we see the children of local serbs, in kosovo they belong to a national minority, so they do not feel safe. albanian children play a little closer; albanians make up the bulk of the population of kosovo; as the serbs themselves claim, the albanians are pushing them out. my mother is from kosovo. i have been to kosovo many times and as a child, i understood. what do muslims need from serbs? albanian children drove me out of kosovo, from my land, the land of my ancestors. they threw stones at us and shot at us with pneumatic weapons. nobody had to explain anything to me. then i myself understood

their militant slogans were picked up by al-qaeda, jabhat al-nusra, and isis. political, social, religious national ties on which for centuries... the entire middle east rested. mr. president, the middle east, in my opinion, is feeling the wind, change, movement towards multipolarity, statesmen of the middle east. that is why all countries of the world began to expand their relations with china, including the west and south america. and this is natural, because america neglects the interests of its supposed partners, actively uses the dollar as a weapon and uses it to exercise political pressure. they don't care about the promotion. it’s not for everyone, but apparently this is the real distinguishing feature of a true leader, whom the people follow and trust. bashar-assad, of course, imagined his life in his youth completely differently, but something forced him to make a choice. it so happened that the elder brother. bashar al-assad, whom his father predicted as his successor, died in 1994 in a car accident. this tragic event radically changed the fate of bas

the next issue is that if the book if it wants to last, ali al-qaeda must be owned. the school should be placed or the book should be designed in such a way that the workbook is completely separated from the textbook. this is something that is usually implemented in different countries. if you have seen, usually the workbook or workbook is one book and the textbook is a completely separate book. well, our educational system is not like that at the moment. the fact is that many different components and variables are influential in making the book stable. i hope that in the study we want to do , we will at least know the variables at our disposal very clearly and see how much we can play with this. this is one of our very serious requests , that there should be an environment where at least those who want to be able to do this, and necessarily or at least in a part of the books that remain intact , for example, it can be returned to the cycle. yes, it was educational , god willing, thank you very much. mr. latifi , thank you very much for accepting our invitation, god

ruling party is very likely to win the vote, it is not like we will see a change in the government, al-qaeda will win the ruling party, mr. madid, from the direction. it should be equal to china and the west has taken serious account of this issue. however, if others come, it is possible that the process will continue to some extent. india should be linked to the western system, to the western hegemony that seeks to confront the eurasian powers, especially china and russia, but the problem is that it was in this government that it was officially in the qd or quad coalition, which includes india is japan, australia and america and one kind wants to disrupt china's game in the pacific ocean and the indian ocean. this is a very important issue, which means joining more with the west in these geopolitical disputes is another issue. he has more hand in hand with the zionist regime. you know that mr. modi was the first prime minister of india who, contrary to the stereotype in this country, visited the zionist regime in a historic way . during the history of the last 60-70 years, india usually had

these assassinations, general musavi is another one,uri and all these terrorist attacks by isis and al-qaeda are known to have links to america and israel, it's not a coincidence, right now venessa richard mentioned something and what the israeli regime did is actually violation. of iran, it's it means an attack on iran bause sovereign country's diplomatic premises was targeted and hit, it was also the host countries, so it's a violation of international law and conventions, because it was diplomatic premises, both you now the host country was violated and also iran, so who should hold uh this regime accountable for such action? well, i mean, you know, at at the end of the day, i mean the iranian foreign minister was quite clear that he holds uh washington responsible, washington, the uk and the eu and the allies of israel have continued supplying weapons to israel to conduct and carry out the genocidal campaign in palestine, but they're also supplying the weapons to carry out these kind of assassinations, and it as you've mentioned, it's not the first, particularly on syrian territory, and

pressure of isis-k, they enjoy uncovered space of the same sort of a test -- uncovered space that al qaedanow have you demonstrated external operations capability. to lunch attacks in iran and tÜrkiye and now a mass casualty attack in russia. we are also in their crosshairs and they have every reason to be looking at where we are most vulnerable and that is why i think the concerns about our southern border justified and take the confluence of events right now with israel's counteroffensive in gaza which director ray is also emphasized has proved to be in force multiplier for terrorist to fund raise and disseminate propaganda and disinformation and attack follow! followers so this is a time to be on high alert impairments me of when my former director, cia george tenet used to say the lights are blinking right. the question is what are we going to do about it? >> sandra: considering the threats -- awarding on netflix is almost in sentence with our military community, ucr use government taking this seriously enough? >> well i think we need to do more, i think the question is now that we lef

assassinations, general musavi is another one and all these terrorist attacks by isis and al-qaeda known to have links to america and israel, it's not a coincidence, right? now venessa, richard mentioned something, and what the israel regime did is actually violation of iran, it's it means an attack on iran, buse sovereign country's diplomatic premises was targeted and hit, it was also the host countries, so it's a violation of international law and inventions, because it was diplomatic premises, both, the host country was violated and also iran, so who should hold this regime accountable for such action? well, i mean, at at the end of the day, i mean the iranian foreign minister was quite clear that he holds washington responsible, washington, the uk and the eu and the allies of israel have continued. supplying weapons to israel to conduct and carry out the genocidal campaign in palestine, but they're also supplying the weapons to carry out these kind of assassinations, and it, as you've mentioned, it's not the first, particularly on syrian territory, and this was uh, what made it even

the isis group quickly grew from the local al-qaeda against the backdrop of chaos.errorist attacks in iraq have become commonplace. over 10 years, more than 30,000 terrorist attacks occurred in the country. in total, the military invasion and... at home, many of them fled to other countries. in 2010, us president barack obama addressed the nation, saying that the operation iraqi freedom is over and the us must now turn to rebuilding its economy and fighting unemployment. in december 2011 , the last column of us troops left iraq. the united states promises to eradicate. terrorism and leading the iraqi people to freedom were never achieved. after the americans left, iraq was a country suffering from extremism, economic backwardness and weak state institutions. the americans destroyed and bled an entire state and washed their hands as if nothing had happened. two decades later invasions, those responsible for war crimes and human rights violations have not yet been punished. under the cover of american soldiers, hundreds of leftist fuel tankers are transporting oil fro

to report from the un office on drugs and crimes, the drugs trade is funding arm groups linked to al qaeda and i so active in this how and fueling the conflict in order to process, how can they would need to be effects us on these specs would be what we now see of this i've got so you know, at tech stuff you need to be to be able to go through. extensive parts of the territory, including throughout this whole thing to also leave you on uh, you know, this could represent 2 percent because rivers and 5 percent because we percent 1.5 percent. but it's a huge volume of illegal illegal activity coming to this area. and also to the west africa, the elicit traffic of drugs has a human toll. time in jail has left ahmed, broken. he's in search of his former self. he says, he's just another casualty of what appears to be an unstoppable and blooming trade . nicholas hawk out. is he right? the car pay that's it for now. dying of after the hurricane is the program coming up next. i'll see you later. the i go to goes to the polls on april. the 21st to vote on new plans to come back. criminal gang, and f

in order to reach that plan against al-qaeda , we must issue 1250 units per month in the tissues , whichns that the renovation operation in these tissues should start. very good, from the beginning of bahman to march , we actually issued 22 thousand units , that is, almost twice what we expected, on average , we are now compensating for some past delays , that is, this acceleration. as of june , parwan's statistics have been 155,000 and will reach 157,000 in july, and with the current rate of 9% , it shows that in fact. now, let's talk about the historical context or the discussion of the pen, the development of the public domain, and other discussions, but in this government, we have already said that what is important, john. people, this laziness of larreza should not be a disaster for the lives of our compatriots and our fellow citizens in these contexts, so we put this in the first place, that is, the main thing is to encourage us in the direction of housing renovation so that the lives of our compatriots in these limits are actually freed from danger. also, an additional housing is

of the revolution, as our reference authority , have issued a fatwa that this is prohibited and al-qaeda will not be a weapon in our doctrine, the production of nuclear weapons , but the use of this technology in agriculture, in the industry, in oil and petrochemicals. and in many industries , it will definitely be on our agenda and we will have many uses in this industry. and the countries of the world can not be independent stand on their own feet in a dependent and self-sufficient manner and be effective for their nation and the countries of the region and the world with initiative and creativity. the domination system, with all its domineeringness and with all its mischievous designs, cannot stop determined nations and independent governments from the path to self-sufficiency and independence . military power is very important, but in our opinion, production and export power is not less than military power. what can make a country strong, in addition to the production of military power, is the power of production and economy. and the ability to export bismillah rahman raheem salam us

you see, terrorists are on 3 levels , they are either global like al-qaeda or regional like daesh orerrorists. don't be the same terrorist as yesterday. attacking rask and chabar, these are terrorists. first of all , it has not been fully determined whether they are of iranian origin or not . again, like the terrorist incident in shahraq , they are mercenary and mercenary terrorists, who are most likely mercenary and mercenary terrorists. there are terrorists who are not at all aligned to create a security crisis and a security challenge for the islamic republic of iran. this is borrowed from the zionist regime and this is in line with the puzzle of expanding the war to the regional level. now , the scope of the war should expand to the regional level, not only israel, even the united states, like the americans themselves and nato , are now stuck in the mire of the war of attrition in ukraine. disgraceful defeat in the war ukraine will come to war in the region. the actions have never been done in any country. no terrorist operation has been designed like this. as you have noticed ,