impact across eastern india, you know, because the people of eastern india weren't allowed to trade in opium was a completely it was a completely monopolistic trade managed first by the east india company. then after the abolition of the east india company, the british raj, now the opium trade in india developed in a completely different direction. this is what you were talking about earlier. malwa when when it moved to the west and there was resistance. that's right. now, because they invested in there, unlike eastern india, there were some very powerful indigenous states and they resisted and the british never completely succeeded conquering them. so they did was that they created indigenous networks of opium production and these worked in a complete different way. much of the of the revenue much of the income that came from opium actually trickled down to, you know, to the peasants or the peasant in western india

and as it rang continues across the north, east of india and eastern areas of the region, we will see another west suite to step in and start to work its way across afghanistan, bringing more wet weather here and eventually on was to focus on as we head towards the weekend of the bus all the heavy rain on friday across as a south of india and into sri lanka. now there's good news, the southern pots of china as we moved to east asia. it took me a lot. why is that owns the as day? the when, when the weather moving from the korean peninsula towards japan, we could see some damaging winds across a condo, as well as horseshoe, the west to where the pushing east, behind that much. why and how to places like beijing and shanghai with more weather coming into the south on friday. the unique perspective, why is it the doctors didn't get to have a say and any of the medical workforce has been so undervalued by the british government? from time on hub voices, tick tock had been a place for organizing politically for getting people to vote for getting people to protest, connect with our community

east of go got a very heavy right still move, very heavy, right for a good part of bunk. but there's still some stiff twins rolling through at eastern side of bangladesh into the fondles east of india. still ringing at a fair bit of rain as we go on through the next couple of days and before it gradually peters away. so how about the weather to just around the chiral up pushing up was kind of dry across the northern plains. of course, the payments assume hate really ramping up into the fault is for new daily of us out of the boat, of the whole getting up to $44.00 degrees celsius. i'm looking at tablets into the forces to cause a good part of the arabian peninsula step out from mild living down the golf for the full celsius here. and how warm enough to just around the live and to should stay dry. but we got some lot of the showers just coming in the caustic. yay! driving the way by the east, over the next couple of days. south of that generally drive a strike was a good part of north africa. whether that good crap or showers right across the west, africa, into the gulf of guinea, not as many houses we'd like to see across central parts of africa. it's hot down towards the south and

south asia, stretching up into caroline, moving into southern parts of bangladesh and the north east of india. they will continue to push for the north over the next few days into con nashika. tell them not do as well, but it's a story of exceptional record breaking heat for large areas of south asia in particular. for india, the heat to move from the west to the east and much of production had its hottest day ever. on friday, with temperatures are still sitting very high. we've got amber looks out across the northeast and the and the north west. the whole at 46 on saturday. june 1967, 6 days the re drew the map of the middle east to dark colored aircraft appeared from a distance just as we were focusing on. they dropped the bombs on the run out as they were exposed the events leading to the will and its consequences, which it still felt today. and it was such as the start of his land. the war in june on which is era hazy, has a new prime minister, gary condo is chosen to turn the country around. of games control, most of the capital and violence is killed and then just thousands. so con cond

psycho and reaching wind speeds of up to a 120 kilometers per hour sent to make land full and hit east of india in bangladesh and just deployed its disaster relief force in the east and the state of westbank goal and flight. so being suspended in these states capital cover, bangladesh is whether office raised its stores and things just signal to its highest level, and it started to evacuate residents from coastal areas as far as president emanuel mac, kronos describe, his country's relations with germany as indispensable. an important field by crone is on a 3 day visit to germany where he's meeting the country's leaders, including president frank was assigned by a crime has been speaking about the rise of far right policies across us. as the 1st french presidential state visit to germany in 24 years. all right, you're up to date. that's it for me and these bucket ever got a website. i'll just 0. don't com much more. and was i top stories including the latest ready strike in rough, and then inside story will explode. the family is and accomplishments of south africa's governing african national

so down in the south and across the north, east of india and bangladesh, that's thanks to a fly code that's expected to make land full between india or bangladesh. we need some very heavy rain and strong winds. we have got some red warnings out for the west bengal whether continuing to move its way north, bringing a chance of flooding across most eastern areas of india on monday. the heavy rain continues across the south as well. we've seen flooding across the southern parts of the land is the threat of that is a heavy rain continues to pull into southern areas. places like carola in india on monday when someone about the heat across the north. we've seen temperatures pushing right top across, in provenance impacts down towards 50 degrees celsius. and north western parts of india will continue to swelter as we go into the new week. that's also being a story of heat across the north and central parts of china. you can see temperature is continuing to pick up across the move in china as weatherford pushes its way for the east taking the west of the wet weather across the korean peninsul

rain picking up as well across most central areas . own sack today with heavy falls to the north east of india. so that rain, touching in to bundle with dish as well because of much of a north of india, the heat is going to continue to build places like rock just on, but also new delhi with the temperature lingering in the early to mid fourties. there's lots of heats coming in for pockets done as well. morning wave. why settled weather in the days ahead. we'll see some way to weather. however, starting to touch in to come in bangladesh, bringing the temperature down to closer to the average found to be showers that on monday. and the rain is set to pick up the southern parts of japan and southern china once again. but on saturday, it is looking largely settled with bright to sky's temperature is sitting well above the average across the korean peninsula and into northern parts of china. it is gonna turn much west to however, across most central and southern areas with some of those thunder storms in hong kong on sunday. the unique perspective, why is it the doctors didn't get to say in any of

pretty wet weather as well as also some weather to wind to west for lanka, found professionals, east of india, some big and live. the showers coming through here shows a little more widespread across the end. there was a go through the next couple of days, and that will make it a little less hot. the calling attention to any quality pollution meant extra dismissal. claims in kenya is low income communities site. one brother was killed by police. they don't fit the voices, but the one past one day. an organizer on the rep or tell all these people from the begun supplementing buffer, then it has someone not to be put on the bus that able gorbinko who brought in generation change. can you change? he's coming is no doubt about it on a busy you are welcome back and watching l 0. let's remind you about top stories that fell through united nations general assembly has overwhelmingly versa to approve a resolution con st. additional rights to palestine. a 143 countries voted in favor 9 against 25 in states. it also calls on the security council to reconsider and support how signs phone membership into

we've had some pretty violent storms in the far north, east of india. this is in binary port state looking more like snow on the ground, but this is actually a hail storm here and you have these thunderstorms have been packing a punch in terms of hail, wind, and constant lightning from cox's bizarre doc, a right into cold cut out during the blue and yellow with the more intense that rain is falling, these storms are punching into a dish and entrepreneurs stage, but they have given us some relief from the heat and humidity in places like we'll cut a. so let's go 34 degrees for you on tuesday. also watching this line of storage. it's pretty much right across thailand, stretching over the gulf of thailand into southern thailand. so that's lower temperatures. input kat still keeping that heat though for the philippines, manila, $36.00. and devout also coming in at 36 degrees on tuesday, still rain and storm locked into southern china here. it's been like this for the past several weeks, so more flooding to go. more hail storm is very nice. the weather there

and then there was intense rain start to peter out across the far north, east of india butts. were now funneling in humidity for bunker dash on wednesday. the, the so we news of eunice goes world press freedom prize, were announced a collective award honoring the palestinian journalist covering the war on gaza. one of the recipients out his ears, guys a bureau chief, why i sent a message of appreciation. he says palestinian journalist and guys i need justice and protection. his wife, children, and other relatives were killed by his really bones before he himself was nearly killed. at least 143 media workers and journalist have been killed in gaza in nearly 7 months of war. this use wordpress freedom conference also focused specifically on the dangers faced by journalist covering the environment. the number of attacks against the journal this to are specifically covering the environment has risen 42 percent in the last 5 years. the best and to build experts say is for those who attack facts and silence journalists to be held accountable.

on the east coast of india. now we'll see heavy rain continue for places like carola in the south of india with bus of heavy rain as well in sri lanka. as we go through the we can not very hot picture. i'm drawing to the north of this. we go to dividing line across central parts of india. wet temperatures will continue to touch into the mid forties. as we go through the we can, you can see 46 degrees celsius in the whole new delhi that will continue through to monday with excessive heat. and heat has been the story of course, parts of east asia for places like japan with temperatures have been sitting well above the average. they'll come down slight of the next few days with a change in the wind here. and also come down across the moving parts of china. that's thanks to a front brick, gonna bring some way to whether to beijing on saturday. but for the south of this, it's west across the very south. but the heat continues to build in shanghai on saturday. the brutal mode is to take 90 to come to you and k o l g

and so one of the east india merchants with handling the east india companies affairs in boston, we call them the consignees one of the consignees got on his horse and rode out to the cape and sorted this out. he found some men to salvage the tea and he paid them in tea from. the williams consignment too, for labor, which was no small feat and potentially quite a dangerous job to be salvaging this off of the rocks the ship had wrecked. and of course, rocks and waves in a storm are dangerous places. so we paid them in tea and after several days, he finally found another ship captain dumb enough. take the tea on board and bring it into town and. then he brought it to castle william, which is fort independence here, and which was then a free on a free standing island in the harbor. and so he didn't bring it into boston town itself. he didn't bring up to griffins wharf. he knew better than that. and the result was he got it lodged in the castle, safely under lock and key again of the customs officials. they it, they impounded it. they had the key it. but then their room was now a castle that

of the trade. so who meet? so who i mean is warranted for international trafficking? afraid said that would. and attempted murder on public officials in india, 101 east investigator indian send a warrant campaign. and the fight to capture came of the this is in to pull headquarters easily on from for the 1st time, interpol has a load of camera crews into their environmental crime, unix. and that's got straight down to business. let's have an updates on suspect number tree salvador. have you any updates? as always, on this case, the media national, which is linked to their website, there are some, are some double the timber trafficking, diesel circular stuff of them to mark. there are some of the coffee shows in the country to see a civil rights regarding this guy and we verified several of them and it was, it was negative so far. salvatore ortega is an operational code and nature that the into polls unit a sound, a little flushed when i last spoke to somebody or whatnot. and i'm going to go there. i would assume that it was meant to cause a but i would assume that i guess the, the when i told her that i don't know what i mean, not even the worst time

of the trade. so who meet? so who, who meet is warranted for international trafficking? afraid sandlewood and attempted murder on public officials in india. 101 east investigator indian sandlewood to campaign and the fight to capture came in the this is into pull headquarters easily on from for the 1st time, interpol has a load of camera crews into their environmental crime, unix. and that's got straight down to business. that's to have an updates on suspect number tree, salvador view, any updates. so we finance case the media national, which is linked to the read some. there are some are some double the timber frustrating. he saw circular stuff. i've been to market or some of the shows in the country to see a civil rights regarding this guy. and then we were fired several of them and it was, it was negative so far. salvatore ortega is an operational code and nature at the interpol unit. but some of the 1st, when i last time i go to my daughter and i'm going to go there. but i left already assumed that it was meant to course a, but i would assume that i guess the, the not the do you know what i mean? not even in america, then i remember sitting by

you see it as the most important one of the most important economic elements in the history of the east indiapany. the history of the world succeeds in taking big steps for england. this company was founded by the first person of that country in 1600. it organized people for the benefit of the national economy. 30 seconds. my final point and conclusion is that we actually i think that in general , the political issue in iran should be read again. it is sometimes thought of as a cost management. that the government is a big department, the president is the head of that department , this is not the case, the president must be a political personality, and we, the islamic republic of iran, are different from the iranian nation, which is one of the founders of the political affairs in history, and its difference is that its political men, its managers , actually have a political personality. very well, thank you very much, sir, be clear, thank you for your cooperation, viewers. dear, we are getting close to the news section at 14:00 . we have a few minutes. you were with us on the 12th, after the

with proper there was some pretty big funds to orgs that happened recently. deka and then the east side of india. this keeps the temperatures done because most of the rest are cool, saw suffering from the pre monitoring heat, which temperature is they're not shown here. been in the high forty's or the history is for golf. that's all peril yet in spain state imposed on these you was enshrined in law diminishing the plight of countless victims of frank codes. 3060 i did take the shape with a group of survivor. it says launched an international law suit hoping to bring those accountable to justice and force the country to acknowledge its fascist bost . the silence of others, witness all now to sierra l just their a band is right and the government's move contains 5 and it work as a criminal act against international and humanitarian lewis. elders era has shown the realities of what is happening in jobs and what's behind this band and how effective will it be? this is inside story, the .

of producing opium left very deep impact. it had a very deepeastern indiae the people of ern opium was a completely it was a comp■-ly monopolistic trade managed first by the east then after the abolition of the east india company, the british raj, now the opium trade in india developed in a completely different direction. this is what you were talking about earlier. malwaen it moved to the west and there was resistance.wn there, unlike eastern india, there were some very powerfuindy resisted and the british nev completely succeeded conquering them. so they did was that tmcreated f opium production and these worked in a complete different way. much of the of the revenue much of the income that came from opium actually trickled down to, you know, to the peasants or the peasant in wesrnproducing, opiun three or four times as much as the peasant eastern india, including. so all the sort of trade and networks of western india profited hugely from opium. in fact, in one way or another, you can trace any old indian businessct really back to the opium trade in one way or another. what had happened is that it created a lot of capital, you know, in western. and i think

representatives in the provinces and coasts of iran, and order to stop land and sea trade with the british. to issue also , call iranian diplomats from england and the east india company. the king of iran undertakes to allow the campaign. france should be exported to india and iran's troops should also help france. iran and france pledge to provide maximum support and help to each other and to confront them if russia and england want to take military action against these two countries. we sign the agreement in the name of this camp. finkenstein, with the conclusion of the treaty of finkenstein, a military delegation headed by general gardin, the commander of the french royal guard. to implement the provisions of the treaty to iran they left the wonderful soldiers, believe me, when i was reading their specialty, kamil amfors trisel , a geography engineer, an infantry officer. there was an officer from baghdad named captain fabouye , he is wonderful, he is going to isfahan, making cannons , captain verdieh, an officer of the 65th infantry regiment of the french army , the head of the infantry, and the qajar court also expelled the british from this hour, cutting

obtaining all communications and naturally moving caucasian oil further to the countries of the east. further to indiaay into their hands to gain world domination, they needed to do this as quickly as possible, because strategic raw materials were needed here now, they did not they thought that sevastopol would delay them for 250 days, it was only the fifth month of the war and hitler’s command was too self-confident, and the ambitious lenstein wanted to capture sevastopol, destroy russian troops on the kerch peninsula in order to be able to cross to the caucasus, but he did not receive neither one nor the other. the order to hold crimea at any cost was dictated. also the future plans of the nazis for the peninsula. doctor of historical sciences, oleg romanko has been researching the topic of germanization of crimea for more than 30 years. he he worked a lot in german archives, where he studied the originals of the most important documents. first, in july of '41, here is the famous meeting of hitler's intervention, where he said that crimea should be cleared of all non-germans. then in december the 41

representatives in the provinces and coasts of iran, and issue an order to stop land and sea trade with the british. also , call iranian diplomats from england and the east indiacompany. the king of iran undertakes to allow the campaign france should export to india and iranian troops should also help france. iran and france pledge to provide maximum support and help to each other and to confront them if russia and england want to take military action against these two countries. we sign the agreement in the name of this camp. finkenstein, with the conclusion of the finkenstein treaty, a military delegation headed by general gardan, the commander of the guard. the geography of the infantry officer came from baghdad . there was an officer named captain fabuier . he is wonderful. he goes to isfahan and builds cannons . the infantry and the qajar court also expelled the british. from this hour , we announce the termination of communication between the governments of iran and england, all contracts, demands and obligations will be canceled, but we determine that this is against the provisions of the law. upon entering iran, the french went to meet abbas mirza and

there is low cloud in the north sea that is going to move into the coastal areas of lincolnshire and india part of east even see an odd spit of drizzle from that. otherwise, it is dry with clear spells, temperatures holding on for many of us into double figures. low cloud to start the day, mist patches will burn back to the coast pretty quickly. then we are looking at another fine day with lots and lots of sunshine. the wind staying light, the temperatures getting a little bit higher. through the afternoon, we should see highs reaching around 21—23 degrees for scotland and northern ireland. the hottest spots across england probably reaching about 27 celsius. then we see something of a change as we get into sunday. we are going to see some showers and thunderstorms breaking out on sunday, they will begin to move in from the south—west. so, fairly heavy downpours are possible here during the course of sunday. with more cloud pushing in as well, those temperatures are going to be lower across western areas. however, for eastern areas of england and eastern areas of scotland, there will still be some pocke

all communications and, naturally, moving towards caucasian oil further to the countries of the east, further to indiaplay into their hands to conquer the worlds , to capture sevastopol and destroy the russians , i am sure, and the ambitious einstein wanted troops on the kerch peninsula in order to be able to cross to the caucasus. but he received neither one nor the other. the order to hold crimea at any cost was also dictated by the nazis’ future plans for the peninsula. doctor of historical sciences. oleg ramanko has been researching the topic of germanization of crimea for more than 30 years; he has worked a lot in german archives, where he studied the originals of the most important documents. first, in july of forty-one, here is the famous meeting of hitler, where he said that crimea must be cleared of all non-germans, then in december of forty-one, rosenberg’s meeting with hitler, where hitler again repeated that crimea must be cleared of all strangers . they wanted to turn the german riviera, crimea into a german resort where party members, war veterans, and so on would relax after the war. fu

i had trips to the persian gulf countries, east asia, especially india . dozens of personal conversations and interviews. yes, now there are different aspects of his personality. having our air especially with actually. in fact , paying attention to the needs of the national media in the fields, and based on this, whenever, especially during the period when cooperation was less , we needed to provide content as soon as we requested them, they refused to answer us. during missions trips abroad, whenever we encountered a problem, which was mainly caused by well-known protocols in the field of ceremonies, i reached out to them. easy to communicate with and never leave our hands not returning empty-handed. a clear example of this is during the trip to italy, when we had problems sending editing and news reports because we had to take pictures, and they frequently covered their tight schedules. i complained to them very easily. that our philosophy in these missions is that we can golsha and eshon very interesting and very strange and far from expected for us that they as

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one of the most important things to console the species is to maintain that habitat on east reveals the bottle to save. india is endangered, red ponders the fed. sanders are almost impossible to study the way they found in try to spots of the eastern humanity is in india, the find me in my boot on in china, that's why my do i need to document their lives begins and then into the shadow of the mind the conscience and come out as i walk through this wind, she leaves. i need eyes for the 1st time on the endangered science thoughts. i spotted its amazing a brighter edge and a bushy evening deal. a little bigger than a house. she stared at me for a 2nd before repeatedly timing up her favorite chair. i watched the shy creatures spend most of the day's lounging in the trees, much like amazing one of the slots of the himalayas. red fond of sleep for 80 percent of their day. the location any waking up to munch on their favorite food bamboo. it's no wonder the name fund comes from the in the party, but fun. yeah. meaning gamble each mondays or the less that got a new order because it's basically by just the system is

last year, you booked more than half your orders from outside india, 54% of your orders were from outside india. most of them from the middle eastble amount from u.s. and europe. talk us through the sustainability of that for this next year? >> good morning. i'm good morning, viewers. i think we operate on large orders per ticket. there is a very likelihood of the percentages going to misleading directions in terms of 51% or 43%, whatever it is. the fact of the matter is, during the first nine months of the year,, talking about december 23, -- so it did. consequently, the trajectory of orders we got in quarter four of the year was pointing more towards international, and less towards domestic. consequently, as the year as a whole, we have had big orders in the middle east. both in the space of renewable energy, as well as in hydrocarbon. the development and the middle east is concerned, it used to be almost a single pony trick in terms of hydrocarbon orders. over the last few years, there has been considerable broad basing of investments that has happened. downstream industries are getting invested into industries that consume a

it is represented in some parts of india but indian state politics is very split, with a number of other parties in the south and the eastin this fourth phase, a number of states are voting, with the election results finely due at the beginning ofjune but these pictures from varanasi in india with clearly a huge bjp turnout there. our correspondent in delhi explain a bit more about why the votes were taking place in this phase of the election and the key issues in each region. we are looking at about ten different states that are currently voting, some in the south and then of course there is a territory that are also voting. by the time this fourth phase is over, about 70% of the entire country will have finally voted. we have been looking at the issues right across the country and according to recent polling, and interview that we have done, on the minds of voters in terms of the most pressing issues, bar none, it has to be the economy. most importantly, it is unemployment, there is a real struggle of unemployment, particularly among young educated men. that is a real problem and also a real difficulty which is somethi

the moca coach royce spends his own us out on the streets of gold, but the, the capital of india is east and state of less than go as late as gig. often jobs and private companies, the graduate from the university of calcutta makes it on $6.00 a day to support his family. so that vehicle, similar to that is a lot of corruption in the old government jobs. you have to pay a huge amount is abroad to get a position in private companies or exploding the situation. millions of young people in india including those will formerly educated or struggling to find stable employment. the full should take up in former jobs that, that temporary and offer no social security benefits. but you under pulled says young people make up nearly 80 percent of the unemployed work force in india. the problem this to move these governing parties says that it's not that's fault. the government does not face the government is $56.00, the case of wrong focus, a dinner to be done in one decade. india has one of the fastest growing economies in the world. s and p global rating says its own close to become the total larg

superstructure , which reflects the collapsing basis of the economy, that is, everything is leaving the west again to the east, in those glorious times when china and india of the world economy, and the countries around them also enjoyed this prosperity, thank god we came out quietly. we are also a country that has relations with india, with china, that is, in this regard, there is no doubt that a wonderful future awaits us, well, before moving on to the context of the discussion, the global and detailed visit of vladimir putin, without a doubt so historic, because this is a unique practice when leaders exchange visits after being appointed to a new term, it seems to me that this has never happened before there wasn’t, i’ll just comment on a few words about the government, well, i catch myself thinking that a governor who becomes a minister or... this is generally a chinese practice, well, it feels like really, that’s what i’m observing, but really in fact, this is not a chinese practice, this is a soviet practice, which the chinese adopted, modernized, and in general, in many respects in economics, in politics, we must not forget that the current chines

iran has used its proxies at this moment of turmoil to try to push the americans out and extend its own power across the middle east. and while china and indiavery satisfied at the growth of their economic and military power during these past decades, the united states is beset by its internal divisions, all the more so as this election year proceeds. many people in these border states believe they want him back in office precisely to finish that job. the rhetoric might be about "making america great again", but the reality of a heavily indebted federal government, a public tired of foreign adventures, and deep social schisms is that the world's most powerful nation is turning inwards, and the contest to fill the vacuum it's left around the world keeps on intensifying. a flavour of some of mark's brilliant reporting. that's all from us tonight. i'll be back tomorrow. goodbye. breaking news from around the world 2a hours a day. this is bbc news. donald trump's former lawyer and fixer, michael cohen, has completed his fourth and final day of testimony at the ex—president�*s criminal trial in new york. the prosecution has now rested its case. i

and has kind of, or the demographic complection in india's east, so that there's that dynamic code. that's what the final point that's is this. and this goes also what events regard to china. india and china have been really for much of their histories by foreign dentist is the people who came from abroad and the india then society. and just a perfectly well, this was the, they told the foreigners, you know, we, we have our society, you will be the rules of society. you hope also psyche flourish. you can be up at the top of our society. and you can lead us. and we have had african kings rule in india. now you think about it, if there was a majority of african americans and latinos, would the white people total the keys of the kingdom through them? would that be the case? so what you're saying, question plus. that's what you're saying is that not only based on the economic premises that we just created a moment ago that we just went through, but just as a people, the indians are no more zena phobic than the rest of a sudden we're all a little z to phobic, we all tend to stick with our

are published — until the names of candidates are published next week but leicester east will— published next week but leicester east will certainly be one to watch. indiaar, standing in the leicester east constituency. the bbc news website will have a complete list once they're all confirmed. and there's a lot to keep up with in the election campaign, so to make things a little easier for you, we've just launched this — election 2024: the headlines on iplayer. every evening you'll be able to watch a short but perfectly formed summary of the day's key election news. germany has nowjoined america in giving ukraine permission to use western supplied weapons to strike some military targets inside russia. it comes amid growing alarm over russian gains around the northern ukrainian city of kharkiv. the kremlin is now accusing nato and america of "provoking a new level of tension". jean mackenzie has the latest from kyiv. this is what ukraine has been so desperate to stop — an onslaught along its north—eastern border. russia has been able to bombard the city of vovchans'k with impunity, launching attacks from russian soil then seizing ground. overnight, it st

the moment of the arrival of the vice president of india, and of course, he paid his respects to the bodies of the martyrs of the helicopter accident in east azerbaijan, the body of the martyred president and other martyrs of this incident. after the glorious farewell of the people of the capital to their martyred president hemmink , we are witnessing the holding of a tribute ceremony by the heads of various countries in the years of the summit of islamic countries. it will be hosted by mr. mokhbar. make him foreign minister. heads and officials of different countries traveled to tehran to pay their respects to the body of the martyred president of our country and their accompanying delegation. the emir of qatar arrived in tehran a few minutes ago, the national leader of turkmenistan. among them are the leaders and senior officials who arrived in tehran to attend this ceremony. you can see the pictures of the tunisian foreign minister paying respects to the body of the martyred president of the country and his companions in the years of the summit of islamic countries and expressing regret and condolence to mr. mokhbar and other officials.