east. thank you very much for joining us- _ east. thank you very much for joining us- so _ east. joining us. so many issues on the agenda, relations with china, will ukraine get the support it needs? including from all of its partners as well as the war in gaza. we will keep bringing you updates from here, but back to you in london. labour had to buy election wins with massive swings from the tories, there have been more accusations of anti—semitism as they were forced to draw support from the rochdale by—election candidate. for the government, bad news is that ukip was dragged into a recession. let's go live to our correspondent in the newsroom. a difficult week for the government. newsroom. a difficult week for the government-— newsroom. a difficult week for the government. those two by-election losses, government. those two by-election losses. using _ government. those two by-election losses, using that _ government. those two by-election losses, using that map _ government. those two by-election losses, using that map losing - government. those two by-election losses, using t

not accepted us exactly as he did should have received us, and this is the east, after all, not only the east, china, the east a goodwill. everyone feels themselves when they come to china or dubai, everyone really likes to visit there, but when we start working, negotiating, to conduct some serious discussions, we understand that everything is not so simple, and there is a rather interesting trend, on the one hand, there is official data from the russian central bank that our exports and imports now range from 34 to 35% in yuan, then there we export imports. previously it was 0.2%, these are the official data that nabiulina gives now, my dad and i went here as children, we also lay like this, silent, figure skater, but i’m not skating, just skate, focus on training, you dreamed of this cup, you you can jump, but why don’t you believe it yourself, i’ll cook it myself. the thirst for victory is in her blood, go ahead, why take such risks, don’t you understand this, i want to be like my mother. three years, soon! investment rating, economics, through specific stories, we can reach people. we often talk about mo

that we will own in the south and south-west of ukraine, well, and correspondingly in the east, east, south-eastldova , well, firstly, you have to be ready for any development of events, and secondly, well, it is obvious that the numbers that are called... there is also information that preceded this about the possibility of an invitation, a call, and so on, like alya yanukovych , as he used to address putin and so on, as you can see. this is not happened, but it must be understood that this fact and this event, it is clearly tampered with the message, in order to create an additional informational excuse, and i am convinced that this fact will sound in the message, will sound and it will be very densely advertised, scattered all over the world by the information powers of führer moskovsky, this is also an obvious thing. at the same time, ah, it is clear that what is happening now in transnistria, the activation of, ah, chauvinist russian forces, transnistrian separatists, it primarily related to aaa widespread information and psychological attack on ukraine. now. please note that the situation

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east. so having heard all about the buildin: , east. so having heard all about the buildina, i east. e building, i think _ east. so having heard all about the building, i think it _ east. so having heard all about the building, i think it is _ east. so having heard all about the building, i think it is time - east. so having heard all about the building, i think it is time to - building, i think it is time to acquaint myself with the collection. i thought i would pop into the gift shop and pick up the official guide, which is here. the only thing is, it is quite big, i think it is nearly 600 pages. but it does give you a real sense of the scope of this collection that spans moo years collection that spans m00 years worth of history and contains all sorts of objects that were produced everywhere from spain in the west, all the way through to southeast asia. with such a vast timeframe and artefacts from so many different cultures, i want to understand how we can even define islamic art. i want to begin here with one of its classic forms. frankly, i think it would be remiss while making

east? . , a wider conflict in the middle east? ., , ., , ., a wider conflict in the middle east? st? that is of course a risk. the history of iran _ east? that is of course a risk. the history of iran tells - east? that is of course a risk. the history of iran tells us - the history of iran tells us since the revolution in 1979 that if you run is threatened with an accidental threat, if there is real pain felt any run like when we sang cover then navy in the 1980s, if there is a real strike that inflicts pain, they backed down. when you think about the supreme leader, his primary impulse is survival. he was the president and stayed in power as the ayatollah. he has been there for almost a0 years. he has done it in the most volatile country, in the most volatile region in the world by being a pragmatist. he wants a survival and that is why he has the forces him keeping him in power. fist forces him keeping him in ower. �* forces him keeping him in ower. ~ , ., power. at the same time it is a particularly _ power. at the same time it is a particularly volatile _ power. at the same ti

she's in the east in the east, what kind of sky without the moon, in the east, in the east, what kinda, tea, khan, khan, tea, tea, hona-khada tea. so in the east, in the east, what kind of sky is there without a moon, in in the east, in the east, what a life without a teahouse, what a life without a teahouse, what a sky without the moon, in the east, in the east, what a life without a tea pan, faith! thank you, the microphone works, and andrey, we eastern people are very hospitable, and of course, in the east it’s customary for us to drink tea, delicious tea, strong tea, there is tea with thyme, there is tea with cinnamon, with cloves, with bergamot, and what kind do you like tea, i like it with bergamot, i want to treat you today to amazing sweets, if i may ask, did you bring all this? that's it, i brought it for you, oh-oh-oh, now all the administrators of the program will be needed, first, please, sweets, in the east, in the east, in azerbaijan it is customary to drink tea as a snack, you see, there are four types of brew, what kind the smell is worth it, and for you too. my husban

east. he understand he has links to the north-east— north-east. he has links to newcastle. _ north-east. to newcastle, which - north-east. he has links to newcastle, which is - north-east. he has links to newcastle, which is why i north-east. he has links to _ newcastle, which is why northumbria police are joining newcastle, which is why northumbria police arejoining in newcastle, which is why northumbria police are joining in with this investigation. it is a huge investigation. it is a huge investigation involving three police forces. police are desperately trying to trackjohn abdul ezedi. they don't know where he is. there is no information yet. it is quite possible that the metropolitan police may give us more information, see more details about where the suspect might be this afternoon. there is a huge investigation, a lot of resources and officers are being assigned to this investigation to try and track down abdul ezedi. he is described as dangerous and anyone who sees him, police say, should not approach him, but instead get in touch with the police with any information, any sight

east east. this would change the entire balance of power, primarily iran’s calculations and china’s plans. the main loser would be iran, and iran has ways to influence. we had information about meetings in beirut, for example, with the participation of representatives of iran, hamas, hezbollah, and so on. this, of course, is what they do. it sounds so-so, especially if you call it palestine. what is the problem? they are a backdrop of enormous casualties and destruction. but if without sentimentality, as the jordanian interlocutor calls on us, then we will have to admit that in the middle eastl actions can diverge far, passion and genuine emotions are often combined with calculating pragmatism on the verge of cynicism, such specificity, however, is it only there, i flew to russia, and i was near the mausalee. cheerful people, soldiers, soldiers there, i thought, needed a good laugh, so since i can’t speak their language, so i made lyani before for them. jim carrey, the famous comedian and brilliant parodist, makes fun of leonid ilyich brezhnev, i remembered, who didn’t laugh at the soviet gerantocrats, in states, yes here, but... now americans are not laughing. not only will biden, who will be 82 immediately after the election, and trump, who turns 78 in june, apparently be fighting for the white house . in the midst of the campaign, the current president is demonstrating such rapid senility that discussions about whether he will be able to handle it have turned into practical plane. american commentators are speculating who will replace biden and how this could be done. th

that we will own in the south and southwest of ukraine. well, and correspondingly to the east-east and south-eastova? well, first of all, you need to be ready for any development of events. and the second, well , it is obvious that the zephyrs, which are called there, and the information that preceded this, about the possibility of an invitation, a call, and so on, like al yanukovych, how he once addressed putin and so on, as you can see, this did not happen, but you must... understand that this the fact and this event, it is clearly tampered with the message, in order to create an additional informational excuse, and i am convinced that this fact will be heard in the message, will be heard, and it will be very densely advertised and spread around the world by information ... by the powers of the führer moskovskyi, this is also an obvious thing, at the same time, it is clear that what is currently happening in transnistria, the activation of chauvinist russian forces, transnistrian separatists, is primarily connected with a widespread informational and psychological attack on ukraine, now pay att

scotland, but the bulk of the cloud on monday will be stocked over east anglia and the south—east, with the potential for some over eastthe south—east, with the potentialfor some rain over east anglia and the south—east, with the potential for some rain to continue in places. not only that, it will be windy, with strong to gale force north—easterly winds, making it mutually, and again, those temperatures around 8—9 degrees. thanks, darren. and that's bbc news at one. hello and welcome to sportsday. joe root the record england had made a strong start to the fourth test with his tenth century against india. it isa india. it is a counter offer liverpool in the europa league. they have sparta prague in the last 16. on the eve of the calcutta cup clash, we will hear from the scotland and england caps. —— campus. hello, welcome along. joe root was at the heart of england's fight back on the first day of their fourth test against india in ranchi. he reached his 31st test century and his tenth against india, which is a record. what a valuable one it could prove to be, with england batting first after winning the toss and reach

east east, this is the ukrainian-romanian border, in the area of ​​​​responsibility of the chernovidsky border detachment, command officials. terrorist groups use smugglers to move it across the contact line, they move it, use it and sell it on the black market. in one of the seized complexes, the syrians, when it was seized. they found instructions in ukrainian, there were instructions under the battery, nothing surprising, in principle, many people do this, and i’m very it would be interesting if, let’s say, some western journalists were able to look into these numbers and see what party they were in, where they came from, the same dzhevelin or nlau, or the german grenade launchers, where they came from, for example, anlo. we had an interview with a former isis militant, this is a real, real-life banned organization, again a banned organization, and the only thing is that he abandoned criminal activities, went over to the side of the assad government, for which he received an amnesty, but this person who was directly responsible for one of the plots smuggling route from turkey to the border with lebanon, a former militant of the banned terrorist group isis, kuseifa said that they used to smuggle soviet-style weapons, but then everything changed, 2 years ago all the weapons were russian or ukrainian, we know them as russian , but then the weapons changed, new types of weapons began to arrive to us, it was something new on the battlefield, from countries such as america and france. great britain. according to prosero, his respondent said that coordination orders and transfer of weapons from ukraine to radical groups in the region , carried out in the syrian province of idlip, which is currently not... i receive it and transport it to warehouses, where it is distributed among military commanders in accordance with their requests, they send orders to muhammad julani. after the cargo arrives in turkey, it is transferred to idlib. from idlib we take him to government syrian territory. on government land we cannot, of course, use the main roads. shortly before i ceased its activities. about 4 months ago i learned that some weapons were supplied to our brothers in hamas. the sale of weapons on a self-promotion basis is also booming through telegram channels, which regularly change their names, but who exactly in ukraine is interested in selling western weapons to the middle eastes there there are entire units that are subjugated. some kind of islamic faith, this is, for example, the same battalion named after sheikh mansur, one of the fellows who, since has been fighting for fourteen years, it regularly includes militants, again banned by isis, there jephat nusra, they come to ukraine to gain combat experience, to purchase weapons and so on, this former militant of isis by a banned organization, for example, he told us how ...weapons are being ordered on the territory of syria by this particular syrian armed opposition, relatively speaking, leaders, commanders of combat units, field commanders, once a week gather with the leader there of jephatan nosra and give applications for how much they need, say, weapons for the next week, for example, there is one javelin, there are three nlaus, one stinger and there are 10 grenades. applications are collected by one of the deputy heads of jephat annusra and sent directly to their counterparties in ukraine. such a sche

east east. when. 725 days ago, the war began in our country, you were one of the heads of the israeli government, you made principled decisions in the situation that developed in the world at that time. you imagined the globalization of this conflict and the fact that the events could spread to the middle east. actually. everyone understood that it was, it was the beginning of such a new era, for a long time people thought that when , after all, states would again use weapons to change the world order, and thought that it would only be terrorists and criminals do this, and when the war happened. when russia attacked ukraine, we understood that it would lead to changes in the world, and we experienced a shock after that, and if you look today at geopolitically, at this issue, it is such a struggle between authoritarian countries and democracies, and the history of ukraine, it it was only the beginning, i hope that we will not enter dark times, but there is... the possibility that the tragedy of the ukrainian people is only the beginning of something bigger. that's exactly what i wanted to talk to you about. you and i are almost the same age. one of your grandfathers died in the budapest ghetto during world war ii. one of my grandfathers died on the fronts of world war ii somewhere in russia.

east east with kamchatka, and chukotka and alaska, and the russian colonies were in the west of modern canada and part of california, and their border ran 72 km north of san francisco, and this was the case until 1825. the mind is inextricable. grigory ivanovich rests on the territory of the znamensky convent. shelikhov, who in those days was called the russian columbus. he was the founder of the russian-american trading company, which for almost 70 years managed all russian affairs in the northeast of america, serving as its trade and political representation. for merit before the fatherland, shelikhov was awarded a gold medal and a silver sword personally from empress catherine ii. the common people don't say much about his last name. you and i know more about the name of count ryazanov, his son-in-law and successor. shelikhov's case. we know, thanks to the poet andrei voznesensky and composer alexei rybnikov, that they sang the love story of grafanov and the spanish conchita, the heroes of the famous rock opera juno and ovos. and in the cemetery of the znamensky monastery many famous decembrists and their wives are buried, who ended their lives here. princess trubetskoy was the first to follow her husband into distant siberian exile. directly opposite the entrance is the grave of valentin rasputin, a native of irkutsk. who lived most of his life in this city and region. and here’s an interesting fact: irkutsk divides the distance between the extreme points of russia, kaliningrad and vladivostok in half. mark sergeev wrote the following lines about this: they are running, they are running, the baikal expanses, the sayan mountains are turning blue in the distance, we will be met by the capital of taiga siberia, beloved irkutsk, the middle of the earth, there are no other cities... look to the eastst, through thousands of miles we will notice our city, beloved irkutsk, the middle of the earth, let there be cities that are more beautiful and higher, but where are you... the paths of the irkutsk people did not follow, they see you, they hear you, beloved irkutsk, the middle of the earth . another notable irkutsk attraction is the moscow triumphal gate. of course, there are similar structures in moscow, st. petersburg, and in some other cities of russia, as eyewitnesses say, they appeared thanks to four french engineers who were exiled to siberia forever, because of your nationality. this happened at the beginning of the 19th century, here and the canon of the decades of the reign of alexander ii. the people of irkutsk, who had always disliked platitudes, were wondering what kind of monument to erect for this significant date. they asked the french, to which they hesitantly replied: “well, of course , they started building a triumphal arch in paris, but it took 30 years to build it

east anglia and south—east england, with the rain even hanging around into the early stages of the afternoon. further northwards, though, there'll be some sunshine and a few showers dotted around, but mostly a dry weather picture. eventually we should see some brighter spells getting into easta and the south—east, albeit very late in the day. top temperatures, 15 degrees — very, very mild for february. now, we start the new working week on monday with another weather front moving eastwards. this one is going to be quite weak, just a few patches of rain crossing england. a ridge then moves in behind that. so sunny spells, just a few isolated showers coming into western scotland, but a lot of dry weather and a fair amount of sunshine to come through. on monday, top temperatures range from around 10—13 degrees celsius, which is still very mild for february. middle part of the week, it then turns wet and windy, with several weather fronts moving from west to east across the uk. now, on tuesday, this weather front starts off with some quite heavy rain for scotland and northern ireland. as the front moves its way southwards and eastwards, it weakens, so the rain won't amount to too much as it works in across england and wales. it'll be quite a windy kind of day. temperatures stil

east and that is what is heading our way. that is the forecast for the next few days. for this evening and overnight, rather a lot of cloud, clear spells for a time across the south—east and east and pieces of rain, really mild in the morning, 10 degrees in the north, about 7 degrees and east anglia and the south—east. friday overall, i think quite an overcast day for many of us. a blustery day as well with rain at times in the north—west but wins really strong in the coming days with bumping and flowing across the uk, gusts in the pennine. a0 celsius. if you look at the pressure chart, these isobars, high pressure to the south, low pressure to the north. that big pressure gradients and we get those wins rushing across the uk. -- and we get those wins rushing across the uk. —— across the bulk of england and wales temperatures pushing the mid—teens. spot the difference as we head through saturday and into sunday. again, high to the south, low to the north, big pressure gradient. weather fronts sneaking in the middle bringing a lot of cloud and also some outbreaks of rain. again, very strong winds. really mild conditions, 1a in the south. about 12 in liverpool, a bit colder than

east. really briefly, keir starmer has worked _ middle east. really briefly, keir starmer has worked hard - middle eastr. starmer has worked hard to purge middle east. really briefly, keir- starmer has worked hard to purge the party of anti—semitism. how much of a setback do you think this is? like we sa , a setback do you think this is? like we say. we — a setback do you think this is? l age: we say, we expect zero a setback do you think this is? l 12 we say, we expect zero tolerance a setback do you think this is? l «12 we say, we expect zero tolerance on anti—semitism. we have to give credit to keir starmer for the way he has engaged with thejewish community, this is not the labour party that was found to be institutionally anti—semitic under jeremy corbyn. good progress has been made and credit has to be given. been made and credit has to be liven. ~ 1, been made and credit has to be liven. ~ ., ., ., given. we have to leave it there, thank you _ given. we have to leave it there, thank you so _ given. we have to leave it there, thank you so much _ given. we have to leave it there, thank you so much

not only in the east, north -east and south-east of herat did they forgive maro baluchistan and not only in the north-west did they forgive tafris. naqshjovan and in bandara, they destroyed the cultural and civilizational heritage of thousands of years of their ancestors. this situation did not change much during the pahlavi period. we had a law during the time of reza shah that when foreigners came to dig 49 what was theirs 51 what was ours means we took the things that were obtained 49 51. the 50s and the years leading to the victory of the islamic revolution. the historical sites of iran were the paradise of foreign archaeologists, all excavations were licensed in their name, the archeology of graves since the revolution, well , it was mostly a connection between iran and foreigners , for example, dr. hof and dr. sarfraz and they were, well, a little bit more foreigners, for example , they made us as observers and helpers, and we were with them after the revolution, well, it's mostly their own hands. we fell ourselves, that is, the archeology experts themselves started to work. in tho

east. the heaviest of the rain is likely to be now through the midlands and down towards south—east england, and that's going to take its time to clear. so during the early hours of sunday morning, expect a spell of wet weather. that'll probably still be there across eastto ease away through the middle part of the morning. a few scattered showers tucking in behind, and then sunday generally will be a case of sunny spells, a few isolated showers and still relatively mild for this stage in february, 10—14 degrees the high. now, as we move out of sunday into the new working week, once again we will see spells of wet weather at times. brief drier interludes to follow, but by the middle part of the week, we'll see a spell of particularly wet and windy weather right across the country. and that will have an impact on the feel of the weather. we'll lose that mild south—westerly flow, a north—westerly returns, cooler story for all from midweek onwards. so planning ahead, might be a mild, relatively sunny start, but it'll be wet and windy through the middle part of the week and then colder air to follow behind. live from washington. this is bbc news. there continues to be international outcry over the death of alexei navalny. his wife has called forjustice for

east east. cars are brought here from japan, korea, china and the united states. it is always crowded here and not always everything is legal. we will tell you more about the deadly traps of the local schemers, but for now about one of the largest automobile scams in primorye. the price that was sold at auction in japan does not correspond to the one that was quoted to me in the payment document. vladivostok resident alexey chuvashov, one of the victims of the scammers, says he was deceived out of a million rubles. introduced ourselves major car dealers were promised to buy an suv from a japanese auction at a bargain price. but after making an advance payment. the cost of the car suddenly began to rise, the client risked being left without money without a car. olga pavlenko has a similar story. everything was paid for, we were told to pay an additional 600,000 then they would give it to us. there are more than 300 victims in this case, all of them overpaid for their cars. the damage exceeds 100 million rubles. the scammers operated in several regions of the country at once. until they were revealed by employees of the ministry of internal affairs for primorsky edge. after the money was transferred, 2 months passed. naturally, the car was not delivered, or it was delivered, but in a completely different configuration. fraudsters were detained throughout the region. this is how, for example, they took the alleged author of this criminal scheme, a businessman from victor’s find. moloshenko, i don’t understand at all what he ’s talking about, i don’t understand, the probable fraudster has thought through everything carefully, his name is not listed in the contracts or payment documents. the police believe that all companies were specially registered for dummies. in the contracts that indicated the data, the personal data of the managers who participated in the transactions were registered to third parties. one of the companies is called tokio trade. according to open sources, its director is listed as a certain alexey kaigorodov. we found the man in the find. the owner of an automobile company with a multimillion-dollar turnover appeared before journalists in dirty overalls and orange rubber boots. it turned out that kaigorodov has a very peculiar attitude towards the auto business, works part-time as a parking lot watchman. i understand that it’s illegal, but a friend of mine asked me to help, just, well , initially, well, he said that everything would be fine, did they at least pay some money? no, i didn’t receive anything, it was all just trust. as follows from the materials of the criminal case, the actual owner of the company was the detained viktor moloshenko. in the offices of the companies where the operatives visited, they found more than 30 million rubles in cash. apparently, this is part of the illegal profits. company office in nakhodka tokio trade, according to our information, was located on the first floor of this residential building. after the searches took place, the sign was removed, and the employees hastily left their offices. now viktor maloshenko is in pre-trial detention; the defrauded clients of his companies no longer hope to get their money back. after japan banned the export of hybrid cars and cars with engine capacity to russia. for 1.9 liters, residents of the far eastars have soared and along with them the number of unscrupulous suppliers has increased. our program talked about the fire on the angara ship, which occurred in the summer of 2022. as a result of the emergency , hundreds of people lost their cars. and my two cars burned down. the ship fire could have started during the cutting of one of the foreign cars. for the first time on television , our colleagues from eduard petrov’s investigative program spoke about this gray business. the journalists explained how during... at a makeshift workshop, fenced with a green metal fence on the territory of an auto junk warehouse, these are the so-called auto constructors, as we can see, here, in all likelihood, there was a seam, because the car was sawn apart, we can clearly see it, dozens of sawn bodies, side doors, rear-view mirrors and even steering cars, from these parts, in all likelihood , the designers assembled, welded the spare parts and at the end received a finished product car, we work for

cover from all the major media outlets, the bbc, the guardian, uh, telegraph, independent, middle east east monitor, um, i think times is probably the only one that's not covered it as far as i can see at the moment, press, but not surprising there. um, but as i said, saying few moments ago, it is the first ever time that any court, i believe anywhere in the world has actually made this finding that anti-zianism is a belief that's worthy of protection, such that if a person expresses or manifests those beliefs about anti-zianism, about israel in the workplace, and then they're targeted because of that, that they have the right not to be discriminated, just as any other person who has any... belief or religion, someone who expresses their beliefs, be it judaism or christianity, islam or any other belief they they they they manifest those beliefs in the workplace and then they're discriminated because of that in the same way that they afforded protection, so to now is anyone who expresses antisanist views in the workplace, so that that that is certainly landmark, well we're just going to paus

in the middle east , on the one hand, great britain, qatar, turkey, hamas, on the other hand, china, saudi arabia, iran, that’s why the anglo-saxons need a big war in the middle east eastworld into a huge ghetto, which... will be well beyond development, it is enough, by the way, to remember that recently almost all secular regimes have been defeated in the arab world, in the arab world there are now significantly more secular regimes than 30 years ago, two questions arise here at once, the first of which is that stands or who stands behind the integrity of the houthis, in this case i am not trying to somehow direct the conversation to the obvious to iran, especially not. iran is definitely worth it, it's the same proxy of iran as hezbollah, let 's say, at this stage within a year, let's say to the same americans. it is not beneficial for the war to go beyond - large limits, and iran is in no hurry to do this, i think that different countries will fight so that some will bring the conflict closer, others will push it further, but for now the houthis will inflict these blows on world trade, to take the breath away from iran’s opponents, and to provoke them, varan himsel

east isn't exactly there all reactions to american imperial interest in the middle east supported by israel. that is the facts here never presented in mainstream media. all right, i have to jump in here folks, we have to go to a short break. and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion on palestine state with our team, the new video of a ledge abuse by an officer. today for sheriff's deputy and columbia, south carolina forcibly removed a student from a classroom at spring valley high school. i saw him just talking to her this plan her and initially, you know, i didn't think is a problem because i knew that she was just this quiet student in the class. someone looked at the police officer and says, here is law enforcement that is worse. clearly attacking, abusing power and then there are others besides, this is what's wrong with the poorly behaved on discipline black children. he was there enforcing a lot to meet the crime, to quote, disturb schools in any way. that means any disturbance that any kids causes in school is huge and forces never predict but necessary. a tops people were never gonna change your mind, so people will never change their minds about video. they think i was wrong, and that's it. the the welcome back across software. all things are considered. i'm funeral about your mind. you were discussing palestine. the okay, let's go back to the in room. another plays in this element in that the main stream media in governments are, are, are peddling all the time is be the day after i find it. so insulting. why don't we deal with what's going on today and worry about that later. and of course, the day after never includes any kind of an active role on the part of the palestinians are just objectified like they've been for the last 75 years. so i mean it, for as far as i'm concerned, this is just another a distraction against what's going on in gaza, which is a genocide. go ahead in rome. seduce me on the one hand. it has a lot to do with the, the new version. i have that we were speaking about a while ago. yes. because of course there is this idea that there is no right of self determination. this, these people are suited to humanize that we do not have to agree on the right of self determination. so we can completely, as a clear on your power and intuitive power decide on the fate of millions of people . but the problem here is go to so that each log is, you know, trying to speak about the day after, but not only east east or the west in general. the united states, the european countries, speaking about a 2 state solution and a d minutes arrived speed, but they have no idea even on how to end these work. these are the 2 now. so we are speaking about something that is completely, you know, out of the wheel of priorities of the actual priority of here is what it does not know how to end the work because of insurance pressures because, and when it's ready, defense administered, you are good access these is an existential threat. in this case, i think it's the truth. you tell me that is why they're not simply stop the war award that gets rosie and the day after saying, i'm leaving in this region and i am, you know, the midst of invincibility. even from the ministry point of view, coordinate to cut points of view has completely east company the integers now. so if the does not know how to put it on its own existence in the region, and you know, speaking about the future of cause of a, in this moment wit

east isn't exactly there. all reactions to american imperial interest in the middle east supported by israel. that is the facts here. never presented in mainstream media, or i have to jump in here folks, we have to go to a short break. and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion on palestine state with our team, the the, the, the welcome, ect, across software, all things are considered. i'm here a little to remind you were discussing palestine the okay, let's go back to the in room on another place. and this element in that the main stream media in governments are, are, are peddling all the time is be the day after i find it. so insulting, what do we deal with? what's going on today and worry about that later. and of course, the day after never includes any kind of a active role on the part of the palestinians are just objectified, like they've been for the last 75 years. so i mean it, for as far as i'm concerned, this is just another a distraction against what's going on in gaza, which is a genocide. go ahead in room. seduce me on the one hand, it has a lot to do with the, the new version. i have that we were speaking about a while ago. yes. because of course there is this idea that there is no right of self determination. this, these people are so the human eye is that we do not have to agree on the right of self determination. so we can completely, as a clear on your power and intuitive power decide on the fate of millions of people . but the problem here is go to. so that is look, if you know, trying to speak about the day after, but not only east east, around the west, in general, the united states, the, your po, country, if uh, speaking about a 2 state solution and a d minutes arise speed. but they have no idea even on how to end these were these of the 2 now. so we are speaking about something that is completely, you know, out of the wheel of priorities of the actual priority of here is what it does not know how to end the work because of insurance pressures. because and when you throw the defense minister, you of the law says, these is an existential threat. in this case, i think it's the truth, each other. that is why they're not simply stop the war award. that gets rosie and the officer say, i'm leaving in this region and i am, you know, the midst of invincibility, even from the ministry point of view, coordinating a point of view has completely east come into the integers now. so if the does not know how to put it on its own existence in the region, and you know, speaking about the future of cause of a, in this moment wi

be the boot that we will have in the south and southwest of ukraine, and, accordingly , in the east, east, southeast of moldova. well , firstly, one must be ready for any development of events, and secondly, well, it is obvious that both the numbers mentioned there and the information that preceded it about the possibility there an invitation, a call and so on, like al yanukovych, how he once addressed putin and so on, as you can see, this did not happen, but you must understand that this fact and this... event, it is clearly fabricated under the message, in order to create an additional informational pretext, and i am convinced that this fact will be heard in the message, will be heard, and it will be very densely advertised, scattered all over the world by the information powers of fuhrer moskovsky, this is also obvious . thing at the same time it is clear that what is happening now in transnistria, the activation of chauvinist russian forces, transnistrian separatists, it is primarily connected with a widespread informational and psychological attack on ukraine, now please note that th

east. however, there have been a number of attacks on us basis, according to the u. s. military, there have been at this point, 106 attacks against us facilities and bases in the middle east sense. october 7, 67 of those attacks took place in iraq. 98 have taken place in syria, and one took place in jordan. as always is great to have your company here with us when odyssey. i'm next to the valid on buffalo to be part of the, the the hello and welcome to cross talk where all things are considered on peter level. as many predicted israel's onslaught on gods is triggering a much larger middle east complex. it appears the united states is willing to fight israel's regional enemies for israel. this is what joe biden's, blank check underwriting. israel actually means the cross talking palestine and joined by my guess, london new new york. he is a legal in media analyst in toronto. we have who knows, i se, is a professor of sociology at mount royal university in calgary and in rome. we crossed to romano roberto. she is an author and managing editor of the palestine chronicle. right. press stop, rules that affect, that means you can jump any time you want, and i always appreciate it. let's go to the good professor. first in toronto, i'm calling this program biden's board a blank check. and that's essentially what we see coming from the administration. we have these hemming and hawing, you know, negotiations with friends can disagree with each other in private. all of this nonsense is verbal, nonsense actions speak louder than words and i see nothing coming out of the by the administ

did not accept us exactly as it should have accepted us, and this is the east after all... not only the east of china, the easta or dubai, everyone really likes to be there, but when we start working, negotiating, holding some serious discussions, we understand that everything is not so simple, and there is a rather interesting trend, on the one hand, there are official data from the russian central bank, that our exports and imports now... consist of 34 to 35% in yuan, that is, we export, import before, it was 0.2%, these are the official data that nabiulina gives now, other official data that we have 95% of russian-chinese payments take place in national currencies, in fact in yuan, of course, but china does not accept the ruble, and this lends itself as a general achievement that we abandoned the dollar and switched to chinese uni, but i would not do that to say, in fact, we must understand that... this is a temporary thing, we regulate our relations, our economy, but we cannot get stuck on this, because our task is to strengthen the ruble, and it is not strengthened by negotiations with china, it is streng

east isn't exactly there all reactions to american imperial interest in the middle east supported by israel. that is the facts here never presented in mainstream media or they have to jump in here folks. we have to go to a short break, and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion. i'm house, i'm stay with our team, the hi. i'm rick sanchez and i'm here to plan with you whatever you do. do not watch my new show. seriously. why watch something that's so different little opinions that he won't get anywhere else. welcome to please or do you have the state department to see i a weapons bankers, multi 1000000000 dollar corporations. choose your fax for you. go ahead. i changed or whatever. you don't want my shell stay main straight because i'm probably going to make you comfortable. my show is called stretching time. but again, you probably don't wanna watch it because it might just change the way you the in the 1870s. the colonial expansion of the british empire in the nile valley in greece, the british decided to get complete control over sudan. however, the deeply religious people of that country did not want to obey 4 laws. the unceremonious intervention of british officials lives of people's discontent. it's spokesmen was the theologians mohammed of thought. the drug blamed himself the mahdi the design. he began to gather an army against the invaders. by 1884, most of the sudanese cities were in the hands of the modern great britain decided to intervene directly. but the troops of ahmad gave the invaders at drubbing in $1885.00. the rebels. the capital car to the feet of britain was totaled only by the very end of the 19th century. after the death of ahmad, the british were able to regain their control of sudan. unable to defeat the living body, the british took revenge on the dead one. these remains were drawn out of the mazda liam, and thrown away into the nile. odds had was brought to england as a trophy. however, the victory of the modest revolt became the 1st successful action of the peoples of africa against the colonial afresh. and remained at dark stain on the reputation of the british empire. the welcome act across software. all things are considered. i'm peter lavelle. true mind you were discussing palestine the the ok, let's go back to the in room on another place. and this element in that the main stream media in governments are, are, are peddling all the time is the, the day after i find it. so insulting. what do we deal with? what's going on today? and worry about that later. and of course, the day after never includes any kind of a active role on the part of the palestinians are just objectified like they've been for the last 75 years. so i mean it, for as far as i'm concerned, this is just another a distraction against what's going on in gaza, which is a genocide. go ahead in room. seduce me on the one hand, it has a lot to do with the, the new version. i have had, we were speaking of all it's a while ago. yes. because of course there is this idea that there is no right of self determination. this, this people are so the human eye is that we do not have to agree on the right of self determination. so we can completely as a colonial power and intuitive power decide on the fate of millions of people. but the problem here is go to, so that is look, if you know, trying to speak about the day after, but not only east east, around the west, in general, the united states, the european countries, speaking about a 2 state solution and a d minutes arrived speed but they have no idea even on how to end these work the the true now. so we are speaking about something that is completely, you know, out of the, or we'll of priorities of the actual priority of here. and you told us not to know how to end the work because of insurance pressures because and when you throw the defense minister, you can access these as an extra potential threat. in this case, i think it's the truth, each other. that is why they're not simply stop the war award. that gets rosie and the officer say, i'm leaving in this region. and i am, you know, the midst of invincibility, even from the ministry point of view, coordinate points of view has completely east call me the integers now. so if the does not know how to put it on its own existence in the region. and, you know, speaking about the future of cause of a, in this moment without

east. this and power to bad actors across the middle east-— middle east. is an election year and it is — middle east. this is an election year and it is a _ middle east. this is an election year and it is a political- middle east. this is an election| year and it is a political climate. so it is likely that whatever the united states did or whatever the current ministration did, there were criticism. that has been true of all administrations in recent history. i suspect there will be some backlash will stop remember, there are a lot of considerations that go into a massive attack like this. you have to be prepared to commit to be targeted, have to keep up the intelligence on the ground and that is a tough task.— is a tough task. good to get your thou . hts is a tough task. good to get your thoughts on _ is a tough task. good to get your thoughts on the _ is a tough task. good to get your thoughts on the story. _ is a tough task. good to get your thoughts on the story. thank - is a tough task. good to get yourj thoughts on the story. thank you so much. aair

east. that'd be as an exec, they've, they're all reactions to american imperial interest in the middle east, supported by israel. that is the facts here never presented in mainstream media. all right, i have to jump in here folks, we have to go to a short break. and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion on power assign, stay with our team, the 6 off, or what go that you got to get better. you go to the hospital. yes. what you need to do to help you, hey, say, i mean what, what do you need to walk up the people that are drug addicts because going cold turkey is like going through withdrawals and a lot of these 12 school to withdrawal, giving them money will kill them so you just gotta give him to the government. i don't want go as no one. not very good, but surely getting worse and worse every year. it has to be done. the the, the beauty of a story maybe over a go on the board. that's where i can use vows. originally, new spots, and i see you blue menu on the show right here. it's a general facility based screen. yes. would you like me to ski photos that anybody's industry to look at the building and grab it? of steel, bundle ski at the at the site. the gold at the smith looked at the new. yeah, that is, that said it was a mis leveled and everything is as see, it says ready this form with year of experience of but that will say in nearest the blue books and you for the 90 percent of the news happens or somebody sees that you would say, because you have to just catch the senior the welcome ex, across software, all things are considered. i'm peter lavelle to remind you were discussing palestine the okay, let's go back to the in room and another plays in this element in that the main stream media and governments are, are, are peddling all the time is the, the day after i find it. so insulting, what do we deal with? what's going on today and worry about that later. and of course, the day after never includes any kind of a active role on the part of the palestinians are just objectified, like they've been for the last 75 years. so i mean it, for as far as i'm concerned, this is just another a distraction against what's going on in gaza, which is a genocide. go ahead in room. seduce me on the one hand, it has a lot to do with the, the new version. i have that we were speaking about awhile ago. yes. because of course there is this idea that there is no right of self determination. that these people are suited to humanize that we do not have to agree on the right of self determination. so we can completely, as a colonial power and intuitive power decide on the fate of millions of people. but the problem here is go to. so that is look, if you know, trying to speak about the day after, but not only east east, around the west, in general, the united states, the european countries, speaking about a 2 state solution and a d minutes arrived speed. but they have no idea even on how to end these work. these are the 2 now. so we are speaking about something that is completely, you know, out of the real priorities of the actual priority of here is what it does not to know how to end the work because of insurance pressures. because and when it's ready, defense minister, you often access these is an essential threat. in this case, i think it's secure each other that is whether or not simply stop the war award that gives you, rosie and the officers say i'm leaving in this region. and i am, you know, the middle of invincibility, even from the ministry point of view, political point of view has completely east come into the integers now. so is that it does not know how to put it on its own existence in the region. and, you know, speaking about the future of cause of a, in this moment without you

east. said pentagon during this very serious crisis in the middle east.- crisis in the middle east. _ crisis in the middle east. said he did not handle it right and - crisis in the middle east. said he did not handle it right and he - did not handle it right and he apologised. tom bateman at the state department, thank you. to brussels now — where european leaders have agreed a 50 billion euro funding dealfor ukraine. the money is locked in for four years and gives kyiv some stability in its war with russia. the deal was announced as ukraine said, it had destroyed a russian warship in the black sea, just off the crimean peninsula. the bbc is still trying to verify this footage — released by the ukrainian ministry of defence. it's said to show, the moment the russian vessel came under attack. it shows a small vessel approaching the russian ship. a large explosion follows, and at the end of the two—minute video, the warhip appears to start rolling over and sinking. live now to ukrainian mp oleksandra ustinova in washington dc. she is taking part in efforts to unblock the aid package t

transformation from an era in which nato was thinking about the middle east and thinking about the middle east and thinking about the middle easto going back to its basics of protecting territory and signalling a significant deterrence to adversaries like russia, but increasing also to iran, north korea and to china. we increasing also to iran, north korea and to china-— and to china. we heard then in my interview there _ and to china. we heard then in my interview there with _ and to china. we heard then in my interview there with the _ interview there with the spokesperson for ukrainian forces, saying, interestingly, they do have a plan b, which is ramping up their own supplies. have any idea, in any kind of context, how significant thatis kind of context, how significant that is or is the reliance still really on the us, eu for support? it depends on kind of operations talking about. the first path of that previous segment was about the successful naval operations and the drones used there. ukraine has very significant drone manufacturing capability ends on the forefront of how drones can be used modern warfare. this is to u

east _ economically. that was the south-east asian _ economically. that was the - south-eastan correspondent samira hussain speaking to us earlier. iraq's army has said an american drone strike on an iranian—backed militia in the iraqi capital, baghdad has threatened security and stability in the region. three people were killed in the attack, including a commander of the group that us officials say was behind recent attacks on us bases in iraq and syria. this was the scene in baghdad earlier. you can see there angry crowds surrounding the burnt out vehicle hit in the attack — chanting, "america is the biggest devil". 0ur middle east correspondent hugo bachega is in baghdad — and told us more about the significance of the attack. it is a significant escalation because this american retaliation has now come to the country's capital. so this attack happened last night at around 9.30 in the evening when streets and cafes are busy. i was actually here in the bureau and i heard a loud explosion not really far from here. now, this precision strike hit this car carrying a senior com

not only in the east, north-east and south-east of herat, mero baluchistan was given. and not only did they forgive tafris in the northwest and the role of youth and darbandra, but also the cultural and civilizational heritage of thousands of years of their ancestors . this situation did not change much during the pahlavi period. we had a law during reza shah's time that foreigners who came to dig 49 what was theirs? 51 ours means the objects that were obtained 49 51 we take them. the 50s and the years leading to the victory of the islamic revolution , the historical sites of iran were an archaeological paradise. all excavations were licensed in their name, and archeology before the revolution. well, more. there was a connection between iran and foreigners, for example, dr. hof and others, dr. sarfaraz and others, and some more foreigners , for example, we were with him as observers and helpers, after the revolution, well, most of them fell to us, that is, the ancient experts themselves. introspection started working that year. ancient iranian scientists were working i

east and that is what is heading our way for the next few days. and this evening and overnight, rather a lot of cloud. could be some clear spells for a time across the south—east and east in the morning, 10 degrees in the north, about seven in east anglia and the south—east and then i think friday overall quite an overcast day for many of us. i really blustery day as well with the rain at times in the north—west but those winds really will be quite strong in the coming days, bumping, flowing and blowing across the uk. gusts to leave the pennines and 50 miles an hour, 13—14 c. high pressure to the south and low pressure to the north. big temperature or pressure gradient and we get those winds rushing across the uk. in the north, little bit colder here were some showers, 7 degrees on stornoway, but across the bulk of england and wales temperature is actually pushing the mid—teens. spot the difference we had three saturday and into sunday. again, height of the south, low to the north, pressure gradient, whether from sneaking the north, pressure gradient, whetherfrom sneaking in the north, pressure gradient, whether from sneaking in the the north, pressure gradient, whethe

in parts of the east and south-east of our country, we have an increase in the wind speed, in the east south-east areas , it can be accompanied by the rise of dust and dust. in the central areas and the southern slopes of elbors , there will be strong wind speed tonight, especially in the capital as well as in the provinces located in the northeast of our country. good time and god bless tomorrow , wednesday, 18 bahman, 26 rajab and 7th of february. sharia midnight tonight at 23:35. morning call to prayer tomorrow in tehran at 5:35, sunrise at 7:00. tomorrow's noon call to prayer in tehran at 12 o'clock. and 18 minutes and maghrib azan tomorrow will be at 17.56 minutes. we will join with my colleague mr. kiaei and special news talk tonight. here you are. thank you very much , mrs. hosseinzadeh. in the name of god. greetings to the dear viewers of his talk. as you have seen in the news , a strategic plan in the nuclear field was unveiled today, which was internalized by experts in the nuclear industry. it was a typesetting device called iranium it was unveiled. of course, in the past da

east, south-east asia, because events are happening there, no less dangerous, no less serious, which largely confirm all these talk that the united states , due to various circumstances, can prepare and actually start a war, well , firstly, what is happening there now, endless military maneuvers are taking place there now, from the second to the eighth there were military headquarters... maneuvers australia, japan, the united states participated, now from the fifth to the 23rd air force maneuvers began, and south korea, japan, australia, the united states, the philippines are already participating there, so they deployed 452, which are fully armed regularly fly over the south china sea over , in fact, over the taiwan strait , that is, these dozens of aircraft, and - according to many military analysts, the meaning of these exercises is, so to speak, to prepare for the practice of air strikes on china, on the coastal regions of china, more moreover, not only to work out attacks on china, but also to work out a system of protection against a possible contour attack from china, that is , the scenario itself already suggests that, so to speak, some serious events, they they are preparing for this, they are bringing it closer , even more interesting is that in parallel... also very interesting things, they write that china must show its red lines, we will show our red lines, but this will be a long, long conventional war, we we must prepare for it and we must go to the eastescribed to win this war, because this will be a decisive test for all, as they call democratic nations, you see, this article itself is the preparations that are underway and are happening in this region, i wanted to say even in... the region, they say that in fact we may not even really understand how close a certain milestone is, because in fact it talks about a milestone, that this is a long war , that it can be unleashed and this war will correspond to the interests of the united states of their allies, it seems to me that there are , of course, a lot of flaws, because this is a classic version of what we again talked about from this western view, here they are this is how they see it and that means this is how it should be. these are not facts, very often we have seen how they were wrong, but what is striking in this article is this confidence that all this will happen according to the rules that they have established, that china will communicate its own red lines, that this ther

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east. the heaviest of the rain is likely to be now through the midlands and down towards south—east england, and that's going to take its time to clear. so during the early hours of sunday morning, expect a spell of wet weather. that'll probably still be there across east ease away through the middle part of the morning. a few scattered showers tucking in behind, and then sunday generally will be a case of sunny spells, a few isolated showers and still relatively mild for this stage in february, io—i4 degrees the high. now, as we move out of sunday into the new working week, once again we will see spells of wet weather at times. brief drier interludes to follow, but by the middle part of the week, we'll see a spell of particularly wet and windy weather right across the country. and that will have an impact on the feel of the weather. we'll lose that mild south—westerly flow, a north—westerly returns, cooler story for all from midweek onwards. so planning ahead, might be a mild, relatively sunny start, but it'll be wet and windy through the middle part of the week and then colder air to follow behind. live from washington... this is bbc news. alexei navalny, the jailed russian opposition figure, has reportedly died in prison. his family holds vladimir p

east. the heaviest of the rain is likely to be now through the midlands and down towards south—east england, and that's going to take its time to clear, so during the early hours of sunday morning, expect a spell of wet weather. that'll probably still be there across eastt will start to ease away through the middle part of the morning. a few scattered showers tucking in behind and then, sunday generally will be a case of sunny spells, a few isolated showers and still relatively mild for this stage in february — 10—14 degrees the high. now, as we move out of sunday into the new working week, once again, we will see spells of wet weather at times. brief drier interludes to follow. but by the middle part of the week, we'll see a spell of particularly wet and windy weather right across the country, and that will have an impact on the feel of the weather. we'll lose that mild south—westerly flow. a north—westerly returns. cooler story for all from midweek onwards. so, planning ahead — might be a mild, relatively sunny start, but it'll be wet and windy through the middle part of the week, and then colder air to follow behind. good morning. welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. 0ur headlines today: international outrage follows the annou

east. the heaviest of the rain is likely to be now through the midlands and down towards south east england, and that's going to take its time to clear so during the early hours of sunday morning, expect a spell of wet weather. that'll probably still be there across eastds on sunday but it will start to ease away through the middle part of the morning. a few scattered showers tucking in behind and then, sunday generally will be a case of sunny spells, a few isolated showers and still relatively mild for this stage in february — 10—14 degrees the high. now, as we move out of sunday into the new working week, once again, we will see spells of wet weather at times. brief drier interludes to follow. by the middle part of the week, we'll see a spell of particularly wet and windy weather right across the country and that will have an impact on the feel of the weather. we'll lose that mild southwesterly flow, a northwesterly returns. cooler story for all from midweek onwards. so, planning ahead — might be a mild, relatively sunny start but it'll be wet and windy through the middle part of the week and then, colder air to follow behind. live from washington, this is bbc news. alexei navalny, the jailed russian opposition figure, has reportedly died in prison.

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clear away to link it to east anglia and east england, a scattering of showers following on behind and turning increasingly wintry. that's because, as that front cleared south and easte with sunny spells. there is a risk of further snow showers for higher ground overnight mode, chiefly in scotland, but we might see if you across the pennines later, some shout out to the west. clear skies elsewhere, which allows temperatures to pull away to low single figures, something we haven't seen for some time, so that could be a shock to the system first thing tomorrow. hopefully it will be accompanied by some sunshine. we will still continue to see some showers, a blustery friday, showers most frequent to the west but some of us will dodge them and stay dry. a fresher, cooler field of us will dodge them and stay dry. a fresher, coolerfield but, if we lose that relentless rain, we will be happy with that. a further risk of some showers in the south and then, the second half of the weekend, this error of low pressure moves in for the position of that could be a bit further north so, in southern england, you might need to keep watching the forecast for sunday. on the whole, the

east and east anglia, staying dry for a good part of the day. but a return to a few more showers from the north—west. temperatures, though, between about 9—13, so certainly milder than they have been. now, through wednesday evening and overnight, then, this next pulse of fairly heavy rain at times pushes its way eastwards. could be quite squally. thunderstorms possible on that line of rain as it crosses its way south—eastwards across many parts of the uk. clearer skies following on by thursday morning to northern ireland, scotland and the far north of england, where we could see some wintry showers over the higher ground of scotland. so wednesday's mild air will clear away towards the eastr mass following on behind. some heavy rain where those air masses meet that'll linger through parts of central and south—eastern england, i think, through thursday morning, only gradually easing away. but towards northern england, scotland, northern ireland, some clearer spells, a rash of heavy, blustery showers, though, moving in from the north—west. and i think north of the central belt, they could be a little bit wintry, above around about 200 metres or so. so we're back into single figures towards the nort—hwest of the uk on thursday. and then into friday, we've got low pressure very much in charge, moving in across that colder air mass. so we could see a little bit of snow on friday, mainly over the high ground north wales, perhaps the pennines, into the southern uplands as well. down at low levels, i think it's going to be falling as rain and we'll see brisk winds rotating around this area of low pressure, so blustery, particularly around the peripheries of the uk, less windy fo

down on sanctions of asians around many countries around the world in europe, in the east, in east asia, in the middle east and in central asia. and no, of course has package of sanctions cons after the e announce their own package of sanctions as well as the u. k. and the hope really is that this call or the new is that this coordinated efforts will help slow russia down at a time where ukraine is all running out of ammunition. and we've reached a stage of the war where both sides really up here don't. and, and how effective have previous sanctions been in terms of deterring russia as well as the point of sanctions, is to trigger a behavioral change or really degrade russia's ability to wage war? well then the evidence suggests that those sanctions haven't been that effective at all. if there is something that russian knows how to do it's, it's how to deal with sanctions. there's been some sanctions regime in place since 2014. it's also worth noting that the russian economy has proved a lot more resilient despite the sanctions. the international monetary fund has said that russia is expected to grow faste

east. just inflammation of the situation in the middle east-— middle east. ttacks against the - see these attacks against the houthis in yemen from a military perspective and political perspective and political perspective as a separate, a separate thing from the attacks elsewhere in syria, in iraq? yes. elsewhere in syria, in iraq? yes, the are elsewhere in syria, in iraq? yes, they are separate, _ elsewhere in syria, in iraq? yes, they are separate, although - elsewhere in syria, in iraq? yes they are separate, although the common denominator is that what the us is doing is striking iranian—backed groups. all of these groups, the houthis in yemen and the various militias here are backed by iran and the us and the uk would say they are armed, trained and in some cases, they are directed by iran. so there are two separate areas of operation, if you like, but the common denominator as far as britain and the us are concerned is the involvement of tehran in this region. and what the us and the uk are trying to do is to curb that iranian influence. now, that is a