it has a beautiful feeling, it is indescribable that i want anything begham al-baghdadi was on the spot where he witnessed the first joint meeting of the headquarters of arbaeen in tehran and baghdad, which was attended by the deputy minister of interior, the ambassador of the islamic republic of iran and the officials of the ten arbaeen camps in iraq. mr. faki and other relevant officials, with the agreement of the honorable minister of the islamic republic of iran, should visit all of our borders, the attractive khosravi border of mehran, and fully implement the agreements that were supposed to be made and control measures, so that if the delay is a problem, the necessary orders will be issued there in arabic. city holy karbala and hosted 21,398,640 during the week , more than 3 million of whom were iranian visitors . the ninth work of surah film club, directed by ahmed heydarian, is the son of hosseini children and teenagers to change the true fate of ashura. here in the unfinished lament of hossein, there is a simple story about the encounter of a group of teenagers with the culture

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this is where we called al-baghdadi a number of years ago in western syria where russia controlled thes a complicated situation. we have every right to be there, we have coordinateded this for a number of years now for us to conduct these operations. i think the next move is what i suggest, put the intercepts up there, the f-22s make sure the mission gets accomplished. >> brian: looks like the president's decided much to our chagrin to our native allies to give thousands of cluster bombs to ukraine because they're specific to how russia's against is set up. are you for that. >> very much so. the ukrainians want this, one in the region it's a very effect p weapon systems fired from an artillery shell and in the air as opposed to on the ground it releases a number of bomb lets that explode over a space of hundreds of meters, very effective against ground troops and can immobile eyes vehicles from moving around in that space. the russians are in defensive positions. this is effective use of the missions. the other thing that's happening here behind the scenes is that the normal artillery

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