the middle east health workers and vulnerable groups are 1st in line to receive the says dosage of bari has more on the roll out this aircraft brought the 1st sign of good news for millions of iranians since the start of the pandemic nearly a year ago the russian sputnik vaccines are the 1st batch to arrive and there are 2 more shipments coming later this month these jobs will be given to 430000 health care workers before anyone else and iran has so far purchased 2000000 doses of the russian vaccine work said was written about the number of russia sputnik these advocacies 91 to 93 percent considering that the sputnik is designed well and its 2nd dose is a stronger than the 1st doses we expect 91 to 92 percent efficacy in our country and more importantly the sputnik v. prevents deaths in very serious cases of the disease 100 percent. iran is the worst affected country in the middle east with nearly 60000 covert 1000 deaths a more than 1400000 people infected the shipment comes at a critical time when the country is trying to avoid another wave ahead of the ring in new year in mid march t

that sort of dosage of bari about this in tehran it's interesting though so that the united states has been making overtures and noises about rejoining the deal and yet the iranians there through their foreign minister very clearly saying look we don't differentiate between you and the last guy it's just the u.s. . certainly come all the sense here is that unless the iranians see some kind of concrete action from the u.s. government they're not satisfied they're not going to sit down with the biden administration to talk about how they could possibly return to the nuclear deal what the foreign minister highlighted was the amount of money iran has lost as a result of u.s. sanctions imposed on them since the americans left the deal in $20.00 teen mom divide serif said that iran has lost a trillion dollars in revenues because of u.s. sanctions and the most severe of which is the ascension on the rein in oil the purchase of any noise on the international community for them it's very clear when you lift these sanctions were ready to discuss how you could come back to the steel but until tha

come too late for many iranians who are desperate for any sense of normality in their lives dorset to bari al-jazeera to iran. well in all the development 16 countries expressed interest in an african union coronavirus vaccine plan the block is hoping to start rolling out 114000000 doses in the next 2 to 3 weeks very few countries in africa have started giving out jobs though there has been a surge in cases the a.u. wants countries to vaccinate 3 percent of their populations in the 1st half of this year starting with frontline workers in the vulnerable they plan to vaccinate 60 percent of the population in years to come down other stories of following ugandan child soldier 10 rebel commander dominic all one has been found guilty of 61 counts of war crimes and crimes against humanity by the international criminal court in the netherlands despite being a victim himself judges ruled he was still fully responsible for his crimes he was abducted by the lord's resistance army in northern uganda when he was just 9 years old step boston reports on this now from the hague never before has the inter

but rafael grossi confirm they will have less access and no short notice and spec sions dosage of bari has more from tehran. it's an important visit at a critical time rafael grossi the director general of the international atomic energy agency arrived in town on saturday the head of iran's plan to partly suspend his agency's inspections of its nuclear facilities early on sunday grossi sat down with the head of iran's atomic energy organization to discuss what happens next to his inspectors. the director general also met foreign ministers of odd serif before heading back to vienna. and the outcome of those meetings is that the i.a.e.a. reached a temporary bilateral technical understanding with iranian officials which will allow the agency to continue its monitoring of to iran's nuclear program i hope. has been to be able to. a situation which was based on state. and i think the technique of understanding does it. so that other political bullshit patients at other levels country planes and most importantly we kind of owe it to the situation in which we would have been in practical terms

european powers to save the nuclear deal iran says it's studying those proposals well dorsetshire bari is in teheran with more on the meeting that took place there with details of the meetings that were held this morning and this afternoon in the capital are yet to be released there is a press conference that will be held in vienna later on this evening where the director general of the i.a.e.a. will lay out the details of what actually took place during those meetings but as far as we understand it he met with the head of iran's atomic energy organization or sell here early this morning in the is also met with iran's foreign minister mohammad javad zarif they are discussing the issue at their meetings has been about the details of what will happen to those i spect or as in the coming months after tuesday's deadline we have heard from the u.s. secretary of state anthony blinken who said the path to diplomacy still very much open for the rain ians it's a very cut and dry matter they want the united states to lift those sanctions that imposed on iran since leaving the nuclear deal in 20

are not interested in having any discussions with the americans thank you very much the dosage of bari and tehran so my counter is in washington and of course we know like that the americans want to revive the iran nuclear deal problem is that the longer they leave it the harder it's going to get. yes there is an acute awareness in washington that there will be an election in iran in the middle of this year but at the moment it seems to be immovable force an irresistible object the u.s. is insisting that negotiations can only be resume when iran returns to the context of the 2015 deal iran as you heard absolutely adamant that it will not change until the u.s. lift sanctions have been negotiations can begin the u.s. administration approaching this very cautiously making clear though and in the course of the day we heard from the national security adviser reiterating the u.s. position that firstly it will not allow iran to develop a weaponized nuclear program but secondly the way to prevent this according to the u.s. is via negotiation process we also heard on thursday from president bid

vaccine let's go straight to dorsetshire bari she's live for us in tehran so this vaccine rollout underway door so how's it occurring how's it coming out. well we just saw the 1st person in the country to receive the 1st shot of the russian made back scene and it is noteworthy to say that this person is not a health care worker but the son of the health minister they decided to start this rollout by showing that it is safe the health minister son volunteered to take the 1st job we also heard from president hassan rouhani who was joining the ceremonies wire video conference who thanked the health officials and also the son of the health minister for volunteering to take the 1st vaccine there is a 1000 of these vaccines that came into the country last thursday the rest of them will go to the workers front line workers at khomeini hospital this morning and we expect another 2 shipments of the russian made vaccine to enter the country by the end of february in total iran has purchased 2000000 of the russian vaccines and another 16000000 of other kinds of vaccines ok good news for many people t

come too late for many iranians who are desperate for any sense of normality in their lives or so to bari al jazeera to iraq. still ahead on the program a child soldier who rose to rebel commander now found guilty of war crimes by the international criminal court. and they were murdered in their thousands by ice so in iraq years later the government holds funeral ceremonies easy to victims. however we got plenty of rain in the forecast for australia over the next couple of days 2 areas of cloud and rain at the moment one just around the way a tropical low that's going to run its way down towards perth as we go through the next day or so that will have an impact on the bushfires of the currently causing problems here with the strong winds may not be all good news it will at least bring some rain the next one will last making its way through the bite and that's going to bring some very heavy rainfall in across that toria flooding rains because the river flooding we could see coastal flooding as a result of that very wet weather which will push its way further eastwards damaging winds as wel

sanctions and that's where we find ourselves now at the moment ok talk to you again later then dosage of bari into. on to other news on a day after the worst violence since me and miles military coups began earlier this month protesters have returned to the streets in their thousands soldiers fired tear gas and live rounds killing 2 people and injuring dozens more on saturday. and if this is the response the scenes from yangon 1st of all where people are defiant in their opposition to make it through and continue to call for a return to democracy for deposed leader on sun city to be released she has been detained for nearly 3 weeks now. people also miles and the 2nd largest city mandalay where the protesters were killed on saturday dozens of people have been injured there in the palm street. this is nato the capital a funeral being held there for the 1st protester who was killed in police violence 20 year old kang who died on friday after she was shot in the head earlier in the week she has become a symbol of the opposition to military rule an update from tony chang who's in bangkok for us th

bari. i believe. she knew of. the allegations rigged ours the serves our will require as the will not there in the consideration we are here for this very. very is our europe is there a group that. really over to your. defense. by the president's orders. as to them. it was winston churchill that said that a lie gets half way around the world is all the truth can get its hands on we hope the drug of violence by the end of today at least we have a chance on this case does not withstand scrutiny the case represented nothing less than of assassination attempt against other human based. nonsense no money no gripe and your honest fake completely fake as a mess of your lives have done absolutely the right thing in your ruling a few days ago a student. i don't know as i am astonished we expect this court this prosecutor to come to this country inventor and monitor and seek to apply the best time to us not to view it as some kind of this republic waste paper basket where any kind of nonsense goes unchecked and scrutinized.

morny touring and when he shook up questions our desires dosage of bari protests the latest reactionfrom town ron. according to the director of terror and will continue to implement this law that was passed in parliament the director general said that he wants to be very clear this law exists and that it's going to be applied and that is the reason for his visit he said that he has now been able to have a agreements with the iranian officials a technical agreement which will bridge this gap between now and the next 3 months where he hopes the political will and diplomacy will do the job that they want that to do the main objective of his trip was to hammer out details the and he has done just that he said he believed it was necessary for the eye to come to tehran to hammer out the details where they will be able to carry out their work he said that they've agreed to 3 points that they will continue iranians will continue to implement the way that's the nuclear remains of 2015 and that in light of the law that the iranians passed in parliament in december they've reached now a bilater

well we've got correspondents in the united states and iran to break the story dorsetshire bari is standing by for us in teheran but 1st let's head see mike hanna joins us now from washington d c mike let's start with jake sullivan had to say there. give us more about the reaction that's coming out of washington as this as this reaches a crunch point. well the biden administration has been making very clear in recent days that had once to follow a process of negotiation we heard from the national security advisor jake sullivan in the course of the day that firstly the u.s. policy now is that iran will not be allowed to get any form of weaponized nuclear program however the president joe biden believes says his national security adviser that the way to avoid this is through the path of negotiation now we've also heard in recent days from president biden that he's keen on getting a negotiation process resumed under the ambit of the european union together with partners to that 2015 deal like russia and germany and france so he's looking at a multilateral process of resuming negotiation rather

for the hasn't said her from her goals despite the many obstacles she faces from to her until such a bari has this report. a paralympic gold winner in 2012 the only iranian woman who has ever brought home a gold medal. match he is now part of the national paralympic and olympic archery team the 35 year old was paralyzed after a car accident in 2003 prior to that she competed in taekwondo. competing in the olympics has been a lifelong goal to recount i meant courage as i always dreamt of the olympics to take part in the games at some point but i never thought that dream may come true especially an archery and the paralympics as well. her mental health plays a huge part in her sport but also in her teammates performance. has been with mit for 4 years. especially as i call her the engine of the team when she's training and is satisfied with her work it has a positive impact on a teammates who try to improve and reach her level their expectations from themselves raise when they see her setting of the record. she was the flag bearer for iran in the opening ceremonies of the 2016 olympics a day

special envoy for yemen has called on who came rebels to stop their offensive on little the city of bari about addressing a virtual beating of the un security council not a griffiths said the group's quest for territorial gain threatens prospects for peace the un's humanitarian chief mako call previously warned of an attack on the city would endanger 2000000 civilians and force hundreds of thousands of people to flee let's go back to snowy new york assignats top diplomatic at a james pace who's at the united nations popular cocozza saying that something like $4000000000.00 is needed to fund humanitarian operations in yemen. yeah age and we get these briefings every single month from the u.n. on the situation in yemen and listening to the briefing today i have to say it is the most depressing situation that i've heard possibly ever but certainly for a very very long time and certainly the special envoy martin griffiths to start describe the military situation as the most tense since he took over his job and he's been in the job now for 3 years he's very concerned about the situation in ma