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doctor, i am asking your excellency, with respect to your excellency, on behalf of us, it is desirable that everyone have sleeping bags, good clothes, and good shoes. have safety equipment . we finally reached a place where one of these needs is not there. there is no warm clothes. a group was found from heaven and earth . they are in favor of justice in this way, they say, sir, not everyone should die of cold or don't wear that dress. i say no, justice is not that everyone dies of capital , justice is not that everyone dies of poverty, it is not the distribution of poverty. the government cannot see that i offer the services of non-government schools. what benefits does your service have for the people of the government ? isn't only this article of the constitution not implemented, many other articles are not implemented, it should be implemented, the demand of my people. many people's needs cannot be part of the people's sacrifice, making sacrifices for the woman's belly, hitting their own children, saying mr. government, mr. sovereignty, we can help you here. let's spend money from

, the size of the rice is excellent, the taste is excellent, because josh is excellent , sophia tea,is only in a metal can, which is excellent, looking for the right opportunity to buy carpets, all heavenly carpets at the factory price, now is the time for an unrepeatable discount in the festival great sale. farsh beheshti from 5th of bahman to 5th of march . single macaron single macaron single macaron single macaron single macaron single macaron single macaron single macaron single macaron single macaron single macaron only at the peak of any place you are going to buy iqsafari , it is better to pay attention to these points . what is the remaining cash consumer price? i'm telling you, let's assume that the consumer price of this washing machine is 20 million tomans. now let's calculate the remaining cash . if we pay 20% in advance, it will be 4 million tomans. now we have to subtract this 4 million from the consumer price, that is, 20 minus 4. this is how our debt will be. 16 million tomans, so installments and fees should be calculated on the basis of this amount, at the same tim

hbcus represent the very best of black excellence. we can all draw inspiration from unwavering resilience that underpins these institutions. their steadfast commitment to equality and greatness inspire us all to tear down barriers and build a future where everyone may openly follow their ambition regardless of the color of their skin. in closing, mr. speaker, you have heard from my distinguished colleagues about the evolution of black excellence throughout history, as issues of great importance to the congressional black caucus and all americans tonight. with that, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: does the gentlewoman have a motion? ms. cherfilus-mccormick: i motion to adjourn the house at this time. the speaker pro tempore: the question is to adjourn. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. the motion is adopted. accordingly, the house stands adjourned >> other managers include a manager from new york and maor taylor greene. if the senate holds an impeachment trial, you can follow it on c-span

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thank you, madam president. >> her excellency for her statement, i now give the floor to her excellency, helena carrera, minister of national defense of portugal. >> thank you madam president. i welcome the opportunity to engage the security council on the situation in ukraine. it's russia's illegal and unprovoked full scale invasion enters its third year and as ukrainian territories of crimea area -- crimea and the donbas reach illegal occupation, we cannot and will not fail to reiterate our resolute condemnation of these blatant violations of international law. this war not only jeopardizes the foundations of international security, it has also sent shockwaves around the world, disrupting global food and energy markets and affecting particularly the most vulnerable countries. ukraine can continue to count on portugal's full and unwavering support both bilaterally and collectively within every multilateral framework including here at the united nations. from day one, we have been unequivocal about where we stand, side-by-side with ukraine. the value of our commitment can only be measur

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like i said, we're going to have to say no to excellent companies with excellent proposals. it's so tough. we could easily invest quite a bit more in excellent companies, but i do feel we can do both. we can do both. we can do leading edge, leading edge logic, leading edge memories and current mature and still have some for the supply chain. but that's why i'm not on the christmas list, christmas card list for a lot of the ceo's and these chip companies because we're squeezing every dollar, because every dollar, i don't have to incentivize them, it's a dollar to invest in the rest of the eco system. >> you know, one of the things that sometimes goes under the horizon when we're talking about chips, we mentioned the $52 billion in the direct grants. what is your view on the importance of the package incentives and the tax credit? >> oh, thank you, hugely important and i want to thank congress for that. i was involved in negotiating the bill and there were different views at the time, should we keep the tax credit. should the company be allowed to get the grant and the tax cre

apparatus, an excellent process, excellent legal regulation, it is able to guarantee society the most, it’s people, they ’re out of place at all, so everything is fine, there are parties, the party has its own apparatus, leadership. these supranational associations , which have such excellent gynecologists , transplantologists there, who, who head these organizations, but the population cannot understand their joys, look, for example, with orban, why is he important, i’m not from orban and from erdogan naturally did not expect anything good during this period of time, but why this example is important is orban, for whom do you like him, don’t like him, for him?

apparatus, an excellent process, excellent legal regulation, it is capable of guaranteeing society the most excellent results, but there is one problem, that it is very much hindered by people, they are completely out of place, everything is fine, there are also parties. the party has its own apparatus, leadership, there are these supranational associations, which there are such excellent gynecologists , there are transplantologists, who are the heads of these organizations, but the population cannot understand their joys, look, for example, with orban, why he is important, i, well, i didn’t expect anything good from orban but from erdogan, of course this period of time, but why this example is important, there is orban, for whom you like him, you don’t like him, for him. a huge number of people in his country actually voted, his level of legitimacy is significantly higher than that of most western european leaders, because they are the results, the result of coalition agreements of the minority party, which gained 4-5% in parliament, somehow pushed through a person who did not partici

excellent, certain, confident, are relegated to the domain of whiteness.oca-cola has committed itself to becoming less white. i do not know with this nonsense means. the current ddi initiative has -- the current dei initiative has become a radical ideology that commits itself to illuminating what it calls whiteness from society. i do not know what eliminating whiteness means. i know it trying to eliminate racism means. when you start talking about illuminating whiteness, i think that is a code word. some of the proponents of the dei initiatives, some of the more radical ones have stated in their work they want to -- the black race can only advance through the limitation of white people. affirmative action historically was simply based on overcoming structural racism, which i think no longer exists in this country. there is no laws in our institutions that with malice seek to exclude minorities. dei initiatives go much further and attempt to indoctrinate individuals into a cult of victimology, which affirmative action programs did not do come into seeing th

excellency. mr. dr. ebrahim sarkhiz , the former deputy of the ministry of education and our other dear guest, mr. dr. reza kechoiyan, the former vice president of farhangian university, if you allow us to start the discussion with mr. sarkhiz, mr. sarkhiz, as the first question , what was basically the purpose of establishing farhangian university and do you think this is the goal of the policy maker. in the name of allah, the most merciful , i would like to congratulate you on the anniversary of the victory of the revolution. islamic iran decade of fajr and to all fajr creators of the proud and proud nation of islamic iran, especially the educated and educated colleagues of the teacher and culture of my country, iran. i would like to thank your excellency for the importance of the position of education and a strategic and sovereign university. as farhangian university , you can see what farhangian university shows based on its constitution , its philosophy and why it was established as a university wit

doctor, i am from your excellency i am respectfully asking your excellency, on behalf of the forum and on behalf of the group of friends, sir, that the name of these schools and the naming of these schools are non-elevated. what does it really mean that they are non -elevated? they are not non-governmental . it should only be used for the current expenses and future development of the schools. so far , which of our non-government schools is the tuition that they receive, all of them will be spent on the current expenses and due to the school . one of the sayings of hazrat agha said that as i heard that many are not really high altitude some of them are generally for-profit, so you see, the name itself is a challenge. when we tell people that this is a non-profit school, next comes the tuition fee , which ranges from 5 million tomans in the latest reports to 79 million tomans, which means, for example, 8 times the minimum salary of a worker. they get two or three times as much money as a bachelor's student in non-government universities , why did we call it ghayyahti? and also its amend

, fiel, excellent, excellent, the volleyball players understand each other, the meeting against zenit for the miner was gaining momentum , the opponent for our club must be understood as an unconditional grant, and a week ago , the miners already defeated the lokomotiv super club, but they found the strength to defeat such a serious opponent again, this is no longer an accident, it’s quite a pattern, friends, we just saw something. as before , the cuban legionary miner david rodriguez feal was the soloist on the block, and with his actions he made a significant contribution to the victory. surely, with the acquisition of this volleyball player , the miner’s selection service hit the target. the secret of success is that we have assembled great professional players, all with extensive experience playing and understanding volleyball, plus our good work in the summer under the guidance of an experienced coach. in addition, my personal pre-season training. if i here, then i believe in our path. to minsk, because the miner plays home games there. i really love driving, i can even say that

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. >> these are excellent calls to hear. this will allow them to make decisions to scan the landing site beneath it. make the decision in an area that calculates the terrain to make sure it is landing in a safe landing zone. >> we have to use that hazard relative navigation, a critical tool in order to land on the moon. there are no humanized or elements -- human eyes or elements. this all happens autonomously. this is a great callouts. hearing about the camera system and processing those images. we expect pdi to go until about 5:22. or about 300 seconds. it is very precise. >> after those critical maneuvers, 90% thrust, we will hear those callouts periodically. >> that is a great callout. a couple of things. what we have not mentioned so far in the show is that the delian night pressurizes that liquid methane. it is used for reaction control. those are the small sports -- spurts that control the vehicle's attitude. if you really want to land at the right attitude, your intent is are facing back to the right line of sight to

we are honored to have with us here in the studio his excellency ali jumal ubeidi, the ambassador of libya to iran. it's been a pleasure having you in our program. thank you, mercy. grand's islamic revolution turns 45. major strides like in education and women's advancement. under pressure and sanctions, the economy has advanced. because of being under the sanctions, we became self-sufficient in different kinds of, i mean, technological fields. join us in this edition of economic divide as we explore the economic ups and downs of iran's islamic revolution. imagine something could happen, impressive headlines, israel strikes take more civilian life in gaza, this time in there of allah. total death roll from genocide now stands at almost 27,500. the leader of iran's islamic revolution says elites and the muslim will bear responsibility to pressure their governments to sever all times with israel. and to keep the flames of war burning in gaza, washington is going to offer israel's 14 billion dollars more than another military aid package.

his excellency mr. seyed mohammad mahdi mousavi, silver medalist of the world physics olympiad, mr. mehdi shirinbayan, silver medalist of the world physics olympiad, mr. shayan faiz eskoi, bronze medalist of the world physics olympiad. congratulations and be happy, be proud and successful , mr. parsa pardali behrouz , gold medal of the world computer olympiad, mr. amir hossein vahidi tabar, silver medal of the world computer olympiad . respected and dear families of these elites and these medal winners are also among us . give a special encouragement to the families. they work very hard at work. mrs. fatemeh tamhari, silver medalist of the world computer olympiad, mashallah. dear mr. sohail mohammad khani , the silver medal of the world computer olympiad and the world olympiad of astronomy and astrophysics, please give special encouragement to all dear ones, and mr. amir mahdi esmaili taheri, the gold medal of the world astronomy olympiad. his excellency mr. mahdi, ostad mohammadi, gold medal of the wor

your excellency, mr. mahjoub, we will ask this question to create this excellent map we will go and ask mr. dr. mohtshamian, but before that, i want to ask mr. moradi how much influence there is on the functioning of aristocratic parties in the ministry of interior, and how much this framework is clear for the parties to be able to meet the goals that they have set. on the first day of its establishment , it was decided to move, well, at the beginning of mr. hashmtian's speech , he spoke with a bit of enthusiasm, but fairness must be respected in all circumstances, all the elements of the government of the system in the direction of participation in the direction of promoting an open political space and interpretation the supreme leader of the open field of competition is really trying especially the sed and vasima group that should be thanked for the efforts that the organization group is doing for election-specific tv channels and numerous programs. finally, in this year, we had programs on the front pa

we're going to have to say no to excellent companies with excellent proposals. we could easily invest quite a bit more an excellent companies but i do feel we can do both but that's why i'm not on the christmas card list last year because we are squeezing every dollar when it was a dollar to invest in the rest of the ecosystem. >> one of the things we're talking about chips, prevention 52 billion in the direct grant, what is your view on the importance of the taxpayers? >> usually important and i want to say thank you to congress for that, i was involved in negotiating the bill and there were different views of the time, should a company be allowed to integrate and tax credit for tax credit all said and done, the tax credit shown to have been unbelievably powerful part of the incentive stretch capital and that's why you're able to do so much. >> that is encouraging to hear. we hope and rigid these resources. >> we envision it to be a secure research and development working with industry and university to have also we mentioned so that when one workforce concerns

we are honored to have with us here in this. studio, his excellency ali jumal ubeidi, the ambassador of libya to iran. it's been a pleasure having you in our program. thank you, mercy. the headlines israel continues to target hospitals housing thousands of displaced people in southern gaza as the death tool from the regime's genocide nears 27,600. israel's indiscriminate strikes on southern gaza kill another. journalist, increasing the number of media workers killed in the regime's onslot to 123. at iraq's prime minister once again calls for withdraw of all foreign troops from the iraqi territory, including the northern kurdish region.

sports talent and some may be excellent . what is the world doing now ? is it enriching? is it using summer camps ? i was showing you these articles, which are all new. they are very new articles that have strong scientific arguments and emphasize that the separation of students from tisosh students is to their own detriment as well as to the detriment of the society of normal students, and the good thing is that a he has a general view , he does not look one-sidedly and say that these are less, for example, they may take tests, and later they will be accepted in these fields. be it that they will immigrate less later , they will be recognized less. it doesn't look like this. do we only know success as the success of passing the entrance exam ? we say that a balanced and balanced growth should happen in all its dimensions, it should be from an emotional, social, and responsibility development point of view. social acceptability of all these harms that we are facing right now, the children must, for such an event to happen, these children must, do we have a greenhouse soci

luka, our people were here, our ministers communicated, and i it seems that we had good results and excellent prerequisites for mutual understanding and future cooperation, we want this, your ambassador, a welcome guest in my office, we see each other often, i would also like to share my impressions after two days in minsk, we know that the west imposed sanctions on belarus. i am proud that we did not do this, despite western pressure. i want to say that i see order here. people live in peace, which is very important today. i 'm going west and i'm seeing more and more anxiety. in those countries. more and more chaos, more and more people on the streets. and so you come here, your soul is calm, joyful at how calmly people live. i want to congratulate president lukashenko and his team. with the way they manage to maintain the life of society, we heard that production is increasing , alternative markets have been found, i really want to congratulate you on this, we are serbs, and i think that you have such people, we often think that it’s good to live in the west, but this was true, perhaps 20-3

we may say "excellent" and now we can say "excellent" if we want to. well, usually the excellent people can say that 20% of them are really excellent. they are the ones who you know are always like this in 20% of the parliament. not because of their expertise, because of their innate intelligence, but because of their leadership power, they can push people forward. these usually move forward slowly months go by in the parliament, the others somehow gain trust in them, or in any way , there is a trail in every parliament, that is, we have almost one pusher, we have a group of pushers that is like this, but there are those who really follow the law . first of all, they know what the problems of the country are. to prioritize, and thirdly, to express and justify this to others . for example, in the economic commission, there were those who were looking for the same issue of islamic banking, or that they were not looking for their own personal issues at all. it is very important to find a person who is looking for national issues, for whom national interes

excellent value on today's show. the _ different matter. excellent value on today's show.ent value on today's show. the german view as i today's show. the german view as well, liverpool fans tell us why they want him at anfield and we were joined in copenhagen, talking about the differences betweenjurgen klopp and xabi alonso. join me after sportsday. i reckon 11 minutes, if you can wait that long. you can watch the full episode on the iplayer — "xabi alonso: world's most wanted manager?" i? , —— a question mark seck, i imagine, will suggest there will be a answer coming from the team. scottish rugby have called on the sport's governing body, the world rugby union, to publicly acknowledge that a game—defining mistake was made in the last seconds of scotland's six nations loss to france. scottish rugby say the integrity of the tournament was compromised, when sam skinner's try wasn't given by the officials, which would have put them ahead with minutes left. scotland head coach gregor townsend has written to the head of referees at world rugby as part of the process. both su

doctors treating him here, lavraj has the situation under control, the dynamics of recovery are excellentur nurse, with whom, with nadya, i don’t remember her, samson’s? i have a serious conversation with you. so what's the urgency? i haven’t given injections to all patients yet did. yes, the sick have nothing to do with it. you constantly avoid me. if it's just because you're the head nurse and i'm a simple orderly, then say so. well, what kind of nonsense? so, you are not shy to communicate with me? well, of course not. and you won’t refuse to go to the cinema with me for an evening screening. i bought two tickets. well, where can we get away from you? hm. hm. hello, please tell me, you often visit the office of marya kirillovna, the head nurse, but you’ve been a couple of times, but what should i do there? you need to be friends with such people, but has it ever happened that you go into her office, and she leaves the office, and why would you, and i’m inquisitive, if i’m so inquisitive, go and check it yourself, it doesn’t suit you to be mean, and it doesn’t suit you to fool me, ok, i

i think it is excellent. _ sanctions? ithink it is excellent. early - sanctions?s. excellent. early on, the sanctions? i think it is - excellent. early on, the us made the decision we were in critical unilateral, we are going to work with the eu, especially, in those days before brexit, i have to say, the uk really helped us a lot —— not going to go unilaterally. the british did with their good at, which is guiding the americans through the maze of european politics and now i think the coordination continues to be good. it is solid, but solid coordination is not good enough, we need to be pushing add. ~ ., ., , ., ,, add. we wait to see what the us con . ress add. we wait to see what the us congress does — add. we wait to see what the us congress does on _ add. we wait to see what the us congress does on that _ add. we wait to see what the us congress does on that funding . congress does on that funding bill. it congress does on that funding bill. , ., , ., bill. it is on them, it is on them. bill. it is on them, it is on them- it _ bill. it is on them, it is on t

>> may meet every other week to learn about and celebrate black excellence and to build community.the first order of business on this day -- >> do you want to do the drive? >> they are planning on giving back to the community by collecting and distributing cases of water to those in need. next up, a brief history lesson about two black inventors. >> there is black excellence everywhere you turn and look. >> gladys west helped develop gps and lewis latimer helped make incandescent lightbulbs become more affordable and practical in the late 1800s. >> it is important to know that there are people who look like us who have done amazing things on this planet called earth. >> after the history lesson about electricity and mites, mccree got into a life lesson about the importance of being a light. >> we want to build up powerful relationships by being positive or negative? being positive, right? be exactly what she is. that is a bright light, trying to make change. >> that is what he is on a mission to do. >> i have an opportunity to make a difference in a child's life. so many people hav

they meet every other week to learn about and celebrate black excellence and to build community.he first order of business on this day -- >> what did you want to do the drive? >> reporter: they plan on giving back to the community by collecting and distributing cases of water to those in need. next up, a brief history lesson about two black inventors. >> there is black excellence everywhere that you turn and look. >> reporter: dr. gladys west who helped develop gps and howard latimer help incandescent lightbulbs become more affordable in the late 1800s. >> it is important to know the people look like us who have done amazing things on this planet called earth . >> reporter: after history lesson about electricity and light, el-khalid mccree got into a life lesson about the importance of being a light. >> you want to build a powerful relationship by what ? being positive or negative? being positive , right. be exactly what she is in that is a bright light, holding her light and trying to make change. >> reporter: which is what he is on a mission to do. >> i have an opportunity to m

that excellence must continue _ alongside him too. _ alongside him too. that excellence must continue and the _ alongside him too. that excellence must continue and the job - alongside him too. that excellence must continue and the job is - alongside him too. that excellence must continue and the job is not i must continue and the job is not done yet. so a huge day for england then — and for batsmanjoe root, who answered his critics with a spellbinding unbeaten innings. earlier, i spoke to our chief cricket writer stephan shemilt, who said shaoib bashir�*s performance with the ball, will also be something to remember, given he's just 20 years old. bashir was a bit of a left—field pick for this tourfor an bashir was a bit of a left—field pick for this tour for an england point of view. he played on his first love his neck he was playing club cricket as recently as last summer, came on the tour and made his test debut in the second test, left out for the third, but back for the fourth and bowled a wonderful spell, at 1.31 consecutive ov

to be black. >> an excellent on and off the field. lead artist jonathan carroll told kron 4 about his inspiration for the red, black and green colors inspired by black flag that african american flag. maybe the the guardian present. >> but just like those are colors that we associate with being black, but also maybe a little bit inspired by jerry rice is on the monitor. >> mississippi valley state as well. and how much writes contributed to the forty-niners. the team says the collection is meant to amplify black art in represents the styles and culture. >> of black employees at the forty-niners showing that we can be authentic in our >> culture and celebrate our culture. while that. there is space for all kinds of people in this organization. christina jefferson, senior director of inclusion in culture at the forty-niners worked on the collection with carol. she says they'll most likely be doing another limited edition as the collection was a hit with fans and represents the forty-niners organization. well, we are an organization that

, wonderful, excellent snow, excellent pistes, yes, very good, extremely straight, after a holiday inrything is also according to world standards, the restaurant serves local cuisine, rice, wangsan-style rice in a shell, honey porridge, probably it’s very tasty, before the pandemic , an average of about 100,000 people visited north korea per year, most tourists were from china. as before, now you cannot travel here on your own; you can only enter the country with the help of a travel agency. in the dprk, perhaps, very soon tourists will go on a beach holiday; they will be able to sunbathe on the shores of the japanese, or as they call it here, the eastern sea, on such white quartz sand. along the coast of a tourist area called galma, dozens of hotel complexes. they are planning to launch off-season tours, and are discussing the possibility of russian schoolchildren vacationing in a north korean children's camp. while the ski season has not yet ended, the next two tourist groups of 100 people each are preparing to leave russia for the dprk in march of this year. gennady kosilev, ian sa

, excellent , we got to the right place, from the last thank you, how you received me, received me, receiveded, we continue work, soldiers of the eighty-fifth motorized rifle brigade, who are part of the southern military group, are confronting the enemy in the artyomovsk direction, dismantling dugouts from anti-tank guided systems, the heat has set in and are cutting off reserves enemy on the approaches to the front line, the mortar crew is preparing... the gunner literally begs the loader to act as carefully as possible, if you move the mortar even a millimeter, all his work will go down the drain, please don’t knock it down, beg me, there’s such a precise adjustment, don’t sue, don’t wobble him, i don’t stagger to the line and push him into the brigade and... assault units, here is a shot of one of the daring attacks, the soldiers got almost close to the enemy, we are all in positions, working, smashing everything that perhaps, but now, brotherly, let’s move on. this is how the fighters distract themselves from the enemy’s attention at a time when other assault groups are approaching the

he was a very engaging man, an excellent - a very engaging man, an excellent public speaker. was very funny, he did not his sense of humourand did was very funny, he did not his sense of humour and did not let his trials, literary trials, and tribulations affect him. he was courageous, a brave man. we've heard in tributes paid to him how brave he was and that decision to return to russia in 2021, of course, was an incredibly courageous thing to do. he knew that he would almost certainly be arrested. he was also very good at persuading people. i remember a few years ago when we were on the campaign trail with him, with one of his campaign officers and a group of pro—kremlin grannies started banging on the door and calling him all kinds of names and he actually asked for the door to be open to let the men, to talk to them. he talked to them, calmed them down and even managed to try and convince them. he was very good at people. he was very good at persuading. late people. he was very good at persuading-— people. he was very good at ”ersuadin. ~ ., ., ., people. he was very good

we have really good policies, excellent technically| good policies, excellent technically evidence—baseddelines in this country but the implementation of these policies hasn't been so solid. a key thing is continuity of care. these breakdowns in communication and in passing information on, stop not having the time to understand the possible risks. it not having the time to understand the possible risks.— the possible risks. it must be incredibly _ the possible risks. it must be incredibly stressful _ the possible risks. it must be incredibly stressful for - the possible risks. it must be i incredibly stressful for midwives when there is such a shortage but the key thing is the cqc were talking about, leadership, laughing and communication. these are all fundamental to good care. —— staffing. you heard fiona say that nurses said some babies just died. even the idea of the manner of people that are dealing with maternity services. i people that are dealing with maternity services.- people that are dealing with maternity services. i think one of the issues _ maternity services. i think one

, well, that ’s not possible, your excellency.nd, and where, where is what? your excellency, well, this is a process! what, he’s looking, i don’t like it when under... thief, you’re still here, i told you, cut yourself off. mister general yutan, grigory grigorievich, in order to complete the portrait by the deadline appointed by the empress, we need to meet every day, for at least 3 hours, which is a no-brainer. grigory grigoryevich, you need to immediately report to the empress, vandals, they must be punished, executed, this is a crime, well, what a crime is this, mr. artist, this is just childish pranks, who will execute for this, well, now, and now you take a new canvas you will start all over again and report to no one. you won’t, but for this i will be at your disposal not for three but for 5 hours, but not only today, all week, but prohar, bring the wine, yesterday, when i was re-reading the work of mr. plutarch, i paid attention to then how decisive... in english, the parliament will rule, and it will be headed by a person

we had a special guest today, his excellency ali jumal ubaidi, the ambassador of libya to iran. he's bring it, having you with the show, until next time, it's goodbye from me. احد الشهداء يا الله حسبي الله ونعم الوكيل الشهداء في كل مكان حسبي الله ونعم الوكيل لا حول ولا قوه الا بالله حسبي الله ونعم الاخير اطلع على المجازر هذه يا الله حسبي الله ونعم الوكيل لا حول ولا قوه الا بالله لا حول ولا قوه الا بالله العلي العظيم ثواني يا عم وين عمو وين وين خالك ايش في فوق راسك حجر كبير يلا تعال انت بتقدر تيجي لا تعالي بحملك تعالي استني بس حاجه اصب اصبري اصبري اديني اديني رجليك جسمك استني استني استني ايش بدي انالك اياها طيب تعالي يا عم يعني بس راسك جابس انا مش شايف اشوف سهله سهله امورك طالع انت باذن الله عندك. israel strikes take more civilian lives in gaza this time. indiar abala, total death toll from genocide now stands at almost 27,500. leader iran's islamic revolution says elites in the muslim world bear responsibility to pressure their government to sever all ties with israel. and keep claims of war burning in gaza, washington is going to offer israel some 14 billion more dollars and

in today's debate , we are serving your excellency and our dear people can hear our voice and our image alhamdulillah, our defense power is higher than the world's soft power . increase, which is something unprecedented, this achievement that sardar bagheri mentioned is one of the most important parts of our discussion. alhamdulillah, 852 pieces were made in a circulation of 800,000 pieces. it was made on the wing and today , alhamdulillah, we do not have a grounding wing for the piece. another part was very important for us. the sighting and shooting systems were at night, and we used to fly from sunset to sunrise to sunset, that is, sunrise to sunset, but today i would like to tell you that our survival in the area is possible. percentage means that we can fly during the day and our operational continuity . well, night vision systems are a really special style of technology, which alhamdulillah has been localized in the aviation of the islamic republic of iran, by the employees of asab havaniroz and the knowledge companies of the university foundation. alhamdulillah, participating in

fly baghdad has a contract with the us due to his excellent performance. these accusations are unreal because we are under the supervision." now mr. ambassador, there's been talk about uniting the rival factions, in tobruk and tripoli, can we expect good news in the near future regarding this? yes, we will see positive news in this subject in the near future, the ice of differences between the two sides began to melt, especially after the derna disaster and how the libyan people and politicians in the country came to help, they forgot their differences and pass pains, okay, thank you for that, mr. ambassador, now let's move to the issue of palestine, which you know right now is the... one issue in the world and libya we have seen has voice support to the measures taken by the international court of justice to prevent genocide in gaza stripper through the case presented by south africa. now uh, can you tell us what your country is doing to ensure that the israeli regime complies with this ruling by the icj? i won our country and most arab, islamic and even

we are honored to have with us here in the studio, his excellency ali jumal ubedi, the ambassador of libya to iran. thank you very much, mr. ambassador for your time. thank you. bismillahirrahmanirrahim and the name of god. i would like to thank. for this opportunity that has been provided for me in order to explain the libns regarding the the regional and international issues let's start off with the iran libya relations what is the current status of ties between these two friendly countries? the diplomatic uh relations between iran and and developed enormously and remarkably and i can say there are an excellent position right now because due to some to some reasons because one of them as the the two countries are seeking good relations ambassador uh we nowads countries are more inclined towards trade. now what is the what is the current status of trade ties between iran and libya? are there plans to boost ties in this regard? with regard to that have been different but slowly, this not from the libyan side, because we are opened, our country is open in improving the trade relations

this is san excellent question. it is imperative that we have allowable number of rounds for all of the weapon systems that are commonly used to avoid unnecessary blast exposure in our service members. we believe that this also gives us an opportunity to be able to ensure the usage is correct, the position, crew position, proximity all of those pieces can come together. our policies are moving in that direction to be able to look at the brain. as you mentioned historically it has been through ear and lung. however, we are looking at what the brain effects are and we will follow suit with our policies as such. >> so, again, i want to say i feel a little bit of frustration here. i appreciate that you are working on establishing these limits but we got to get it off of the ground now. we know enough to start moving in the right direction. my office has heard stories of service members having to take their own initiative in setting limitations for their troops, we have training instructors who just say i decided that is

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go through, this is the teachings of the prophets um and the imams that you must remain strong and excel in whatever you do, and therefore it has been producing and manufacturing despite uh the embargos and if i may just ask. you one last question from a personal uh perspective: the revolution, you're a young person, you were born after the revolution, and yet you hold to its values and you have seen the value that it has brought to the world, to iran and elsewhere, i mean, what does that mean to you as young person, because some people say, oh it's old, it's you know it's it's had its time and we need new system, but there are many who don't agree with that, so essentially i would say that the islamic revolution is a stepping stone to... towards the actualization of the imam, to his reappearence, and so in order to hold to this line, you actually holding to the line of the imam, and this means actively waiting, not just to wait. this is essentially what the islamic revolution represents that in the occultation of the imam, it's best that you have someone who is righteous to lead over an