your love is like this he knows this, follower of the persian gulf, alborz, persian gulf net, persian gulff god 's flag, what is the moaning, how are you, captain, the star of the persian gulf, alborz, good morning, and thank you very much for choosing the reporter to watch. you told us that i am one of the security martyrs javad karimi is going to be buried today, march 8th, from pirouzi crossroad to golzar shahada of baft kerman city . i am in the name of allah, the most merciful, with greetings and good morning to you, dear viewers, dear and respected countrymen, the news of 7:00 a.m., the incident of my colleagues in the morning news group, we present to you , the plane ticket seller's portal was blocked.

gulf gulf off has been waiting today. also opening your box. we are in a circle in the movie, but also russian for us, deputy in the minister joined wild video conferencing. and as others need on stage, they walk around the $100.00 delegates from several countries, invitees of countries as well, international agencies delivery coming off with the bob sold to seek out for sustainable energy. now it's very important of the contacts and the backdrop where we are seeing extreme, where the bathroom in the world. we've also seen us a huge we saw of that are in fact um and making them many, many countries in the world softball and interesting d. now goes down energy, minnesota, solomon the stairs are dated, racing on a road map, saw as indian solomon this stuff audio to be set. that affordability also should be a factor which should be a sense of build for developing countries for the global solve. when we talk about a sustainable and clean analogy, that'll also be an important factor of for india. and now all of this joints communicate respect data on the outcomes that you've been put into seeing the i love you. point out that taking points could be used between again, as the heavy positive one off to the mean, the u. s. allies to tone down in a full for russia and the forwarding down into one off to that big lead assignment, which was a fascinating stuff. i'll see correspond, shawna. we're looking for 2 updates from that meeting as it unfolds. thanks very much. within 40 countries have now expressed an interest in joining the breaks group of fast emerging economies. according to current members, south africa, which is hosting the box annual summit. next month, the country's representative to breaks. i know so close, isn't surprised the economic airlines is proving increasingly attractive. the brakes is good. this, bruce is not it. close a lot of countries brakes has always been changed. relationship with the lot. the global community says 2013, but it says i had an outreach program whenever we've at summit we've had the brakes outreach and says 2016. the brakes for us. well, we invite you to is from the global sol as well as the eastern leaders to interact with bricks leaders. and we are going to be the same at the 15 birdsong that will be hosted by south africa in the august in john, this book, uh, president trump a full size invited on efforts and leaders as well as at least full leaders that currently uh, it's the major uh, visual bodies like the g $77.00, audion caddick. com, the gulf corporation console, and other such regional bodies to would be something. so i think brooks has always been a closer. we have been open to talking before my keys in the world. we do not distinguish between the north and south. we will talk to any entity model. let me put a silver on it. well, we do not much to lice lots, lots of the conflict, 85 percent of the decision making that has been no reform of the united nation system. no reform of the security cancer. no reform of the bretton woods. it's a fusion. and that is one breaks is chopping and you find a new block to find alternative to the unjust and unfair, an ok, global governance. institutions that exist today which do not seek to break 6 to do is become a major influence in an increase. so we have looked through the, the, the, the government nation, we have, we don't, we don't have one that was where we have one or 2 global engine once. we don't, we don't want to buy for the luxury. so if you reject that, because the divisions

me a look in the eyes of the persian gulf net alborz , the background, the flower, the question, the place, the place, the place, the persian gulf, the persian gulf, sattar khan , and thank you very much for watching today from 6:30 in the morning, proudly on monday, 26 meters 1402, at your service, dear viewers. and it was honorable to see some of the events that are going to be held in tehran it is happening in other parts of the country, and he shared his information with you. the most important events that are going to happen today in the country are safra, the president of kohgiluyeh and boyar ahmad province, who is in the profession of these big infrastructure projects that are going to be put into operation. first of all, the government board has 217 resolutions for kohgiluyeh and boyer ahmad provinces, more than 67% of which have been implemented according to the provincial officials, and the rest of them are scheduled to be reviewed during this visit. the president who arrived at the airport about 50 minutes ago yasouj should first attend the ghayor nomads of kohgiluyeh and boyer ahmad provinces and meet them face to face, then return an

gulf. the persian gulf has many wounds in its throat. the persian gulfth its secrets and kisses, is a blue painting of america's black crimes. it has shown that it accepts human rights to the extent that in contrast with amin hosni, radio news agency, the recent cases of jenin are a clear example of the new scene of palestine and the harbinger of a bright future with complete victory. ayatollah khamenei's words in the meeting with mr. ismail haniyeh, the head of hamas's political bureau, were the words of the last time fighter helicopters. about 20 years ago , it was seen in the sky of jenin . it was supposed to be a regular routine program for the zionists, the attack, the arrest of two palestinians and the return to work. it was suppose to in the end, it took two or three hours to gather, but it turned into a conflict . for about 10 hours, helicopters rushed from the sky so that the column in gol mande sohail could survive . they were involved in this in the north of the occupied territories with lebanon, in the south with hamas and jihad with the zion

gulf of oman. musordan peninsula, located on the northeastern tip of the arabian peninsula in the north is washed by a strait connecting the persian gulf in the west with the samara bay in the east, rocks similar to stone fingers go deep into the strait due to water exchange between the shallow persian gulfp gulf of omand . coral reefs occupy more than half of the seascape. this is one of the most coral-rich places on earth , tiny creatures hide between the coral branches from predators. and polychaete worms demonstratively brandish their multi-colored tentacles parapodia, they filter water with plankton particles, absorb oxygen and release carbon dioxide. at the slightest sign of danger, they are drawn into the body of the worm. some reef dwellers have formed effective partnerships. they increase their chances of survival. the gun shrimp is accompanied by a goby fish, its eyesight is much faster, so it warns the shrimp of potential danger. there is no need to fight for them. parrot fish will not share in any way, the yellow-mouthed moray reef that they love protects its territory from uninvited guest. ralov i ne monov through the water column above the reef, a flock of fish rises to the surface of the water. the underwater world of the musandam peninsula is incredibly beautiful and inha

gulf . the persian gulf has many wounds in its throat. the persian gulf, with its secrets and grudges , is a blue sign of america's black crimes . it has shown human rights. it is acceptable to the extent that it does not conflict with interests. amin hosni of the organization of islamic cooperation (soic) radio and television news agency called for collective measures against the desecration of the holy qur'an and the insulting of the holy place of the prophet of islam, may god bless him and grant him peace. grand bostan, which follows mohsen, an extremist person, desecrated the holy quran and burned a copy of this book in front of the main mosque in sweden, by issuing a statement emphasizing the need to implement international laws and laws to prevent the desecration of islamic holy places and spreading religious and religious hatred. kurds of the organization announced that this desecration of the holy quran and the sacred space of the prophet is not considered a simple and ordinary incident of islamophobia . in a new step, in addition to increasing ai

gulf could collapse. gulf stream could collapse. could the gulf pattern of winds that comes across the atlantic could collapse as early as 2025? studies suggests. however, this whole story is undermined in its first paragraph when it says a collapse would bring catastrophic climate impacts. but scientists disagree over the new analysis. so first of all, this is this is quite clearly climate for guardian readers. this is what this is who this is aimed at. and they absolutely gobble this stuff up. >> but what's their longest what's case scenario? what's the worst case scenario? well, is well, the worst case scenario is what that what they're saying here is that essentially the jet stream is going change, but it could going to change, but it could change anytime between 2025 and 2095. >> gulf stream, the gulf stream, sorry, stream and the sorry, the gulf stream and the gulf is quite important gulf stream is quite important to we to britain because it's why we are unusually warm for our latitude , isn't it? latitude, isn't it? >> exactly, because for

gulf could collapse. gulf stream could collapse. could the gulf pattern of winds that comes across the atlantic could collapse as early as 2025? studies suggests. however, this whole story is undermined in its first paragraph when it says a collapse would bring catastrophic climate impacts. but scientists disagree over the new analysis. so first of all, this is this is quite clearly climate for guardian readers. this is what this is who this is aimed at. and they absolutely gobble this stuff up. >> but what's their longest what's case scenario? what's the worst case scenario? well, is well, the worst case scenario is what that what they're saying here is that essentially the jet stream is going change, but it could going to change, but it could change anytime between 2025 and 2095. >> gulf stream, the gulf stream, sorry, stream and the sorry, the gulf stream and the gulf is quite important gulf stream is quite important to we to britain because it's why we are unusually warm for our latitude , isn't it? latitude, isn't it? >> exactly, because for

gulf . the persian gulf has many days in its throat . america has shown that it accepts human rights to the extent that it does not conflict with interests . the tunnel in a space of 22 km has not been built, the design of the existing bridges it's really a masterpiece, in my opinion, we should implement it. malair ardalan, a boy from sanandaj, shushtar, sulaiman mosque, is serving the country. almost 70% of the project is tunnel and bridge. in less than 2 hours, you will reach the north . i can't make this a creator for our country. it's too far back, people's access will be better, the danger of driving will be reduced, the moment it's in a hole, we'll feel like it's a really bad job. we have opened the route of zone 2 of north tehran azadrah to serve people with laundry liquid , it removes the smell of northern clothes

gulf . the persian gulf has many days in its throat. accepts to some extent which does not conflict with interests, amin hosni, ardibehesht sed and broadcasting news agency, in the new years, families were formed to pay cash subsidies and distribute them fairly. there were protests that led to protests . i meant to cover welfare. i am ashamed of the subsidy, my dear, you have done something about getting subsidies from this plan in order to remove the children, and the second phase of it is being implemented to support the deprived classes with a further increase in the form of electronic catalogs for the first three decades. it is fair to reach we are far from pure justice, but it is very good and wise. we know that this work will be sent to you as soon as it is installed and it worked very well . the credit that will be added if there are serious changes will create a lot of regulations and on what basis will the policies be determined. according to officials of the ministry of welfare, tithes are analyzed based on the amount of household income and monthly expenses, and the most important indic

gulf war, and three weeks _ civilians. in the gulf war, and three weeks the _ civilians. in the gulfd three weeks the us and uk i civilians. in the gulf war, and i three weeks the us and uk fired about 30 thousands of the shells which equates to about 1.8—2,000,000 submunitions the real problem with them is that they are hard to disarm apart from detonating them. obviously that is slightly different from a normal mind where you can remove the fuse and that renders a taste of these are actually very difficult to defuse. probably will just have to set the ball. i think it is a fair point, where russian minds go, even if i there were areas around where the russians were in the 80s and to the state there are areas that you just do not go to because they are so heavily minds. on top of that topsoil tends to shift and bosnia has this problem, yesterday made maps back in the day on work maps were relayed but topsoil shifts in there for the minds. so the mining is an incredibly challenging and difficult thing and there are potentially arguably using cluster munitions will make thatjob even h

supplier persian gulf steel, persian gulf, hormozgan, is the steel industry in khuzestan province, which is actually a good oxin steel between the two gates of the capacity created for the complex for oxin steel, two plans, in fact , we went to plan this year and scored a goal to restore and complete the chain. we should find this insurance industry, in addition to this, in fact, a sector for the provision of food, to participate with a group to invest and discuss mining, which will actually complete the steel chain, the sector of khuzestan province and aksin steel, and in fact, hormozgan province. do me makool about planning and mr the doctor is that we enter this field of economic activity on demarcation in the energy sector , make a good investment, do development , make stable health compared to what we have now, and with an increase without provision, he says that we agree that with government management, there is a very structure in the sector. in fact, the pension fund is also sensitive about the name of the private sector . we talked with 45 real private sector companies , we are

gulf stream is t in: hot again. is shifting gulf stream is trying hot air— again. is shifting gulffting gulf stream is trying hot air from north - again. is shifting gulf stream is trying hot air from north africa| again. is shifting gulf stream is - trying hot air from north africa and athens is been closed to protect tourists from the extreme heat. turkey, italy france, germany are expecting more extreme conditions. wildfires are forced to thousand people from their homes. the smoke can be seen from space. red alerts in 16 italian cities and in the next few days, so the communicated 48 degrees, just shy of the hottest temperature ever recorded in europe. staying with the flooding in south korea, our reporterjay sung lee has more on efforts to rescue those feared trapped in a tunnel near the city of cheongiu. around 80% of the water that was in that underground tunnel has not been pumped _ that underground tunnel has not been pumped out and that the authorities have said _ pumped out and that the authorities have said they want to ramp up this risky operation by tonight. we will h

unfortunately gave the name of the persian gulf, we settled that the name here is the persian gulf of the island it was located in the center of hormuz island and the persian gulf, and google earth was written on the scale of the image that the world definitely wanted because of the indian norm. supporting the terrorist attacks of war, in fact, this image has been created by the government in iran, that the persian gulf will remain as it is. which we tasted , we have foreign iran imposed on us, side by side mahm, you spoke to me, they support us in english, we had benjamin, who was there during the festival, and the construction of flight 655, and he also worked in the previous meeting, and the flower was big, and i had hymns condemning the war, poetry in two languages in the bottles that were placed as garbage on the beach , maybe one day it will be read by someone. from banning to the ear- splitting sound on the fire, a hacker's video was shown the warplanes left the disabled glass note 8 at the bottom and the carpet with blue flowers was staring at the big bank. he took refuge in a grove. here are the trees of possibility or until he sleeps . it happens and

gulf is unusable for us. if the persian gulf is useful for us, we will make the persian gulf unusable for others . baath regime of iraq is hit with chemical weapons in halabja granted, about five thousand civilians were killed in a heinous way. the security vote of 77 is silent in front of this crime, and after that, it takes all the middle terms and blames iraq on immigrants. the iraqi regime, which, despite the obvious use of chemical weapons, has made sure that its supporters will continue to provide unreserved aid, attacks the fav by strengthening a powerful organization. may god have mercy on the martyr. they asked us to bomb, we started bombing, and now ardestani is a martyr ardestani spoke to me about the bombardment and said, "faf is talking to me. i will drop the call with mr. hashemi. at the same time as the attacks by iraq intensify, the united states also targets an iranian passenger plane with the vincennes in the waters of the persian gulf, and 290 passengers are martyred. the great devil is showing me his brutal face more clearly. the amirs of rasht, iraq's attacks will cause the fal

gulf. what do the superpowers want in this region? the interests of the superpowers are for themselves in their own countries. this region belongs to the nations of the region. second-hand powers in the persian gulf and the middle east are considered a kind of attack on the independence and national dignity of the nations of the region, and we know hostility and rule reciprocally. iran's oil export is also possible it is acceptable, but the day when there is a general disturbance in our oil export business, and it will be called closing the strait of hormuz, no matter how it is done, we always close the strait of hormuz when the persian gulf is not usable for us. if the persian gulf is not useful for us, we will make the persian gulf unusable for others as well. the fighters will organize several operations, including wal-fajr 10, to liberate halabja, which will be welcomed by the people of these areas against the iranian forces, and will be a strong blow to the baath regime. iraq gives saddam the order to chemically bomb halabja it gives that about five thousand civilians are killed in a heinous manner, the security vote of 77 is silent in front of this crime, and after that it takes all the terms in the middle and blames iraq for an incident, the iraqi regime , which, despite the obvious use of chemical weapons, refuses to continue aid without hesitation, his supporters have made sure that by strengthening the zani organization , he will attack fav. may god have mercy on him. he was a martyr of sattari. it was early in the morning. he called me at 6:00 in the morning. he said, "we know about fars , not from you. how cou

we will always close the strait of hormuz when the persian gulf is not usable for us, if the persian gulf is for us. don't use the persian gulf for others we make it unusable, the fighters organize several operations, including wal-fajr 10, to liberate halabja, which is welcomed by the people of these areas against the iranian forces, and gives a strong blow to the baathist regime in iraq. the chemical attack in halabja kills about 5 thousand civilians the security vote of 77 is silent in front of this crime, and after that they blame all the terms in the middle and iraq on immigrants. the iraqi regime, despite the obvious use of chemical weapons , has made sure of the continued help of its supporters by strengthening the combat organization to attack fak. may god have mercy on the martyr it was a star, it was early in the morning, a muslim clock called 6 in the morning, he said, "we know about fars , not you, how could we be bombed?" he said that the irgc asked us to bomb, we started bombing, and now ardestani, the martyr of ardestani, came back from the bombing and talked to me , saying that faf is talking. i will call mr.

gulf of mexico. in 2010-- i certainly remember, i'm sure a lot of folks do--this was ongoing every day, oil spilling into the gulf, the havoc it was wreaking on wetlands and other critical ecosystems of the gulf coast, you know, from texas all the way to florida. and the sort or feeling of helplessness. >> the spill was the size of hawaii. it was literally an oil tsunami in the gulf of mexico. thousands and thousands of gallons of crude oil spilling into the water every minute, every day. this was a manmade catastrophe. and it just struck me that this is--this is the scariest thing i've ever seen. this is a serious threat when oil spills, not just to marine life. obviously that's bad, and obviously the beaches. we're still getting tar washing up on those beaches now. but also to the livelihoods of the people in these regions. in the gulf, 8 out of 10 people have a livelihood connected either to the oil and gas drilling industry or to hospitality and tourism. and all of those things were devastated by this spill. >> the spill has brought life, uh, to a lot of the issues in the gulf and all of the ancillary businesses. family fisheries, docks, the marina, the icehouses, the transportation compa

gulf, i was wrong about the fake use of the persian gulf in yesterday's statement. ambassador shawn presented us with a document. it is a russian document. you can see that we used the exact word persian gulfrussian language document at the same time as persian gulf , in this regard, but i assure you that the controversy that was started is not like this at all. we will definitely continue our important relations with a number of countries, including russia and china, but the red line of our sovereignty , our independence, our political independence is an example of territorial integrity. we don't have to face that here, i would like if in the section we are at the end, to the next point, if it is too short, it is over, i want to say that people may ask you that i didn't ask you about iran's relations with europe, then they asked you about the agreement, what are you doing to cancel the sanctions, the mother of the two-track government. in order to create openness and to deal with the unilateral sanctions of the united states, we are following at the same time. my first path is to try to neutralize the sanctions. today, more than 90 billion dollars is the volume of our trade relations with

gulf . ensuring the security of the persian gulf region by using the capacity of the neighboring countries, he emphasized that we will find ghadir khum on eid , that we present a supreme leader and supreme commander of the forces to the fighters of islam in naz islands, what should we do on the day of eid akbar and eid velayat on the side we are warriors. second, we bring the gift of the viceroy of the imam of the time and it was presented to the warriors of islam . today, it is a lesson for all the shiites and all the muslims of the world. i thank you for this gift that you gave us today. and give them health. iranian specialists in the shazand petrochemical complex succeeded in localizing one of the most special catalysts in the petrochemical industry. state zanu is one of the most special units the country's petrochemical is in iran in shazand petrochemical, that is, i don't have any of the petrochemical units, diethylhexanol, butane, we produce normal butanol , our production capacity is 45,000 tons per year. the production circuit is mature and we have 5,000 downstream companies, we pr

today we announced the first ever offshore wind sail t the gulf of mexico. going to the gulf. you think i'm kidding. ain't seen nothing yet. across the delaware river in new jersey, workers are welding the steel foundation on a large scale wind project. that's going to create more tha 3,000 good-paying jobs. projec off the test of new york, using vessels built in shipyards in louisiana, mississippi and florida. rely on electrical substations engineered in kansas, made in texas. the inflation reduction act offers tax credits for projects using american-made iron, steel, manufactured products. so our clean energy will be made in america. [applause] i mean it. and all this investment, you know better than any group of people i cub talking about, all this investment means good-paying jobs here at home. here at home. we're making sur these new jobs come free and fair and the ability to join a union if you're not already in one. [applause] i made a commitment that i'd be the most pro-union president in american history. i'm keeping that promise. the business round table, leading bus

the uk has used them in the past, in the gulf war, and it— them in the past, in the gulf war, and it is_ them in the past, in the gulfpast, in the gulf war, and it is only fairly recently that they— and it is only fairly recently that they have — and it is only fairly recently that they have been banned by these 123 countries _ they have been banned by these 123 countries but the issue is notjust that they— countries but the issue is notjust that they leave the dud rate, the ones _ that they leave the dud rate, the ones that— that they leave the dud rate, the ones that do not explode, but they also disperse over a wide area and they are _ also disperse over a wide area and they are regarded, their use in total— they are regarded, their use in total is— they are regarded, their use in total is regarded by many human rights _ total is regarded by many human rights organisations as a war cry because — rights organisations as a war cry because are so indiscriminate and they are _ because are so indiscriminate and they are not a precision weapon like some _ they are not a precision weapon like some are _ they are not a pr

persian gulf, it did not mean russia's supportive approach to the uae's claim, but it is a diplomatic statement that there is no legitimacy to the uae's claim because both russia and the persian gulf countries know that the historical ownership of those three islands belongs to iran. in general, i must say that russia's policy on the issue of iran is one of strategic oppression and strategic cooperation . they say that what was stated in the final statement of the meeting does not mean russia's support for the uae's claim , but as the foreign minister of our country emphasized, the islamic republic of iran has no quarrel with any country on the issue of its territorial integrity. continent africa, we are having a conversation with mr. mohammad alipour deljo, mr. pourdeljo, hello, hello, good night, good night, thank you for being with us. i am your first year . what is the importance of beauty for iran? and there is a country that has no way, it is forced to import or export its own products, its own formulas, and the minutes of our country through south africa, and considering that according to customs statistics, the countries that the honorable president eats most of the import

statement between russia and the countries on the southern shores of the persian gulf, the three islands of the persian gulf historically and badly belong to iran. it was not and is not, the minister of foreign affairs of russia also emphasized

our region and geography has suffered so much from many conflicts, whether it's from the 1st gulf war, 2nd gulf war are off the spring as through your conflict and the ukrainian, the conflict as well. so the region became solve all the tiles. so the people and the citizens went to see peace. dave on a c stability, they want to see prosperity. so that's what our a and our mindset is like to be in a peaceful world in a peaceful region. i see all right, uh, parliamentary or terry and bleach. you thank you very much for speaking with us. again, it's great to be with you. thank you. thank you. so uh, concern uh, in the region, rob uh, from uh, not only russia and ukraine, but also extending across the black sea to turkey. this is a rapidly developing situation, so we shall have to keep an eye on it and we'll be talking to people here at the asking the ideas and security conference, what they think as well as the day goes on. back to you rob, thank you very much. it is rob reynolds talking to is from aspen as well. the commons as president person is going to participate in a brick summit next month v

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attacks on maritime shipping in and around the strait of hormuz, whether it's outside the gulf or inside the gulfthis is activity that we've seen spike from the iranians before, certainly spiking now, and we're sending a strong message not just to iran, but to our allies and partners that we take this seriously because so much, particularly oil, so much o'that have -- of that flows through the strait of hormuz. that's a choke point that has global trade implication. we've got to make sure we can defend our interests and the interests of our allies is and partners. that's what this is all about. >> before i let you go, john, secretary blinken today said senator rand paul's block on state department nominees undermines u.s. national security. this of course mirrors senator tuberville's block on pentagon nominees. would president biden consider meeting with these senators to try to find a way forward? >> i think as the president said when he was asked about this with respect to senator tuberville, if he thought that a meeting and a conversation would have a positive impact and would lift these holds

gulf stream collapse as gulf stream could collapse as early as 2025, but it was soon debunked by world leading climate scientist jonathan foley , who explained the publication had confused the entire gulfhe much smaller current. the atlantic meridional overturning circulation. he said, quote , it's like comparing said, quote, it's like comparing a superhighway with a side street. this is there is zero chance the gulf stream will collapse, unquote . the collapse, unquote. the intergovernmental panel on climate change, the ipcc, is considered the most rigorous authority on climate change, and its annual reports publish all sorts of scenarios over the next 100 years or so based on forecasts. the point is these are forecasts and there are a range of them. the climate fanatics like just stop oil, focus on the worst case scenarios and then treat them as if they were fact. the fear mongers also fail to mention that a global study showed about half a million people die annually from heat, but 4.5 million people die from cold. this means as temperatures have increased over 20 years, this has caused an extra 116,000 heat deaths each year. but the fanatics don't mention that this now sees 283,000

gulf stream collapse as gulf stream could collapse as early as 2025, but it was soon debunked by world leading climate scientist jonathan foley , who explained the publication had confused the entire gulfhe much smaller current. the atlantic meridional overturning circulation. he said, quote , it's like comparing said, quote, it's like comparing a superhighway with a side street. this is there is zero chance the gulf stream will collapse, unquote . the collapse, unquote. the intergovernmental panel on climate change, the ipcc, is considered the most rigorous authority on climate change, and its annual reports publish all sorts of scenarios over the next 100 years or so based on forecasts. the point is these are forecasts and there are a range of them. the climate fanatics like just stop oil, focus on the worst case scenarios and then treat them as if they were fact. the fear mongers also fail to mention that a global study showed about half a million people die annually from heat, but 4.5 million people die from cold. this means as temperatures have increased over 20 years, this has caused an extra 116,000 heat deaths each year. but the fanatics don't mention that this now sees 283,000

gulf. the americans have always documented the movement of these ships. america used to have two aircraft carriers in the persian gulf until 2015, but the situation in 2013 will be a different era and the irgc navy will target a full-scale example of an aircraft carrier in an operation and at least 20 missiles will be fired. america's military option it is on the table, but since last year, the military option is no longer available, and it has become their last option . during his trip to saudi arabia last year, the current president of the united states said that in a situation where the united states has no aircraft carrier stationed in the persian gulf and indian ocean for two years, it should be replaced. we must speak farsi in the persian gulf, which speaks for you and your path , mr. shadlo of the islamic republic of iran. baath regime military personnel legal war crimes iraq was investigated in the chemical bombing of sardasht. according to the statistics, more than 25 thousand people of the compatriots were martyred due to the chemical agents caused by the imposed war. a very small shoe that ms. esmaili , a war aid worker, is wearing. pictures of a skin lesion caused by the chemical bombing in the war. he showed me heartbreaking images that he does not want the audience to see. there were so many types of chemicals that we didn't understand what had happened. we had to equip the takhti stadium in ahvaz for the loved ones of the veterans and mrs. maleki, who is a chemical veteran and the wife of martyr manouchehr madagh. that he was martyred due to the side effects of chemical weapons, but we are still dealing with the side effe

introduces the increase of radio and television reached the persian gulf, and after these events, halabja took place. in the persian gulfe goods of the tanker ship were sold to the kit. this made a lot of noise in the world and the skeleton that was done, that is, the americans launched the largest tanker , which was a piston, with scorpion on both sides. for five days, there was no smell of un flowers in iran and iraq there is no heat in the region, but regarding the chemical, a german journalist called the intermediary, when he came to majnoon island, he witnessed the chemical bombing and saw the chemical cat. the husband had gone to the residences and the hospital. hadi prepared a report, and this report contains very important letters from germany, which means the chemical bombing of the iraqis. it was only germany that gave all its equipment and made a lot of noise. it means that almost all countries used chemical weapons against us in iraq. it is very difficult to condemn this fact. it was very important. in what month will iran and iraq start, and the peaceful demand from karbala until iran does not strike is ine

gulf cooperation council, although the important and constructive role of iran in securing the security of the persian gulf and the development of economic relations between russia and the countries on the southern shores of the persian gulf was mentioned many times, the repetition of the uae's claim about the three iranian islands prompted our country's decisive response in he realized that the russian ambassador in tehran brought ready rice to the ministry of foreign affairs that if any sensitive point of the countries in the persian gulf is present, they can solve their own problems through negotiations and if the negotiations are done through international courts. settle this the point that russia's position has changed or it has a dispute with russia, which should be done, was brought up at the end of the meeting between russia and the arab countries of the persian gulf . it did not mean russia's supportive approach to the uae's claim, but it is a diplomatic statement that does not legitimize the uae's claim in any way. it is not because both russia and the persian gulf countries know that the historical ownership of that island belongs to iran. in general, i must say that russia's policy on iran is strategic at the

gulf, at 10:20 in the morning , americans violate the territorial waters of the islamic republic of iran . other countries in the gulf fars is present, the largest ship of this group is the uss ship, from bandar abbas to dubai, iran air passenger plane flight number 655 took off after a few minutes delay, but it is still taking off seven minutes later in the strait of hormuz and while the iranian blue border is still the american marines who were on the deck of the vincennes remember that day very well. the people were ready to be attacked . he followed the rocket until the moment after it took off and went away after the authorities the white house and the american media broadcast the news to the world that a few minutes ago, the vincennes had an iranian f-14 aircraft with the intention of attacking the american bases in the persian gulf but the reality is 180 degrees different from what the americans say. this morning in the waters of the persian gulf, do not attack the target, which was placed in the place of the united states and 90 passengers were in the cloudy sky, near gensi , along with the target of the pure american vincennes missiles , call the passenger plane a war name . bandar abbas's nerves were calling regarding the bandar abbas airport itself, the personal health of the news of iran's temporary subsidy at the united nations calls america's crime hostile and strongly protests against it . it is clear that the security council meeting will be held at the united nations, but the first vice president of the united states is trying to turn the reality upside down. an american report about the defense of a passenger plane against a passenger plane is a story that has no ass in the world, because the thoughts of 290 victims document the reality of the story . of course, with their usual arrogance, they are no

it may be strange that the persian gulf is in one of the persian gulf states, taking into account thentration of large capital in this region , and the fourth point is the creation of new tools for attracting capital. today this. basically a eurobond. again, the entire infrastructure is built on western euro-leader with the russian singer platers agents. we propose to create new instruments that would also take into account national regulations. and the financial markets, and yet would allow precisely to keep records of the possibility of cross-border settlements between investors and issuers in different countries. uh, hmm we already have and huge resources honed uh, the so-called global south and a huge company one npc frame or from others. what else should we allocate and what capital to attract, i am sure that by creating and building such an entire system of, er, world capital markets for international settlements, and sooner or later it is a parallel system. uh, other than the dollar will come and western companies and western investors. and, you know, not only we feel it, yes,

gulf. this is the arabian gulf, and they are sending a signal to the international community that they have the opportunity to control. >> they're attempting this. so far, at least in these two incidents, it has not been successful. for them to take the escalating stance of firing on a ship. what does that indicate to you? >> it indicates extreme displeasure on the part of the ayatollahs, and couples with the ongoing unrest in iran. protesters led largely by women and girls. there's a lot of instability inside iran. typically an authoritarian regime will lash out. >> if they shut down the strait , what does that mean for the rest of the world? >> 35% of the world's oil passes through the strait. it wouldn't be the first time they attempted it. 35 years ago, they mined the strait, which caused the u.s. navy to react, sinking warships. let's not get to that point. >> is there anything diplomacy can be. we're not at the greatest footing with iran. that's putting it mildly. is there an open channel there, ways to calm this down? >> i think they are. as we know, the trump administration walked a

he announced the expansion of the gulf wind farms in the gulf of mexico.now they're not buying bidenomics. the white house believes that once they drill down the specifics, they can change minds. this was his 6th visit to philadelphia this year. the most stops he's had outside of his beach home in rehoboth, delaware. >> martha: thanks, bryan. an important state. thanks. so before we leave you today, take a look at this. they tell me it's a pink dolphin. that is a pink dolphin spotted off of the coast of louisiana. a fisherman said he thought he saw big foot. there's a species of pink dolphins in south american. but this one is likely an albino bottle-nosed dolphin that can be white or pink. i guess everything is barbie pink these days, right? that's "the story" of thursday, july 20th. thanks for joining us in washington d.c. today. the story goes on. we'll see you back here tomorrow at 3:00. "your world" starts right now. have a great afternoon, everybody. ♪ >> it was describing an nih funded study by cleveland -- >> reclaiming my time. >> -- published in

triple digits no surprise here we've got heat alerts currently in place all the across the gulf coast from the texas gulf coast around the florida big event in the entire state of florida and then running up the mississippi up into oklahoma city towards wichita, all areas under some sort of heat advisory today because he temperatures are going to persist and persist and processes the forecast for today what it's going to get up to your feels like temperature that is, 107 degrees indoor of the florida panhandle big band going to be incredibly hot would love to say this little bit of a break around the corner but there isn't. forecast for tomorrow back up to 110 degrees in new orleans, 108 degrees for folks over in houston. this rinses and repeats for the next several days. you're looking at tuesday incredible heat there across this entire region. wednesday unfortunately something similar may be breaking a little bit on the southeast so arthel those folks down across the southern portion of the country th the habit fora while. steve i do think you're looking forward to 90s, unbelievable. >> and water tempe

gulf stream, shall we? apparently it could collapse. >> the gulf stream . >> yeah. the gulf stream. >> yeah. , so it's somewhere between 2025 and 2095. but the. so the median is about 2050. but if the gulf stream collapses , if the gulf stream collapses, what we're seeing now in terms of environmental disasters with wildfires, droughts , extreme wildfires, droughts, extreme weather conditions will be as to nothing . it will have a very, nothing. it will have a very, very serious deleterious effect. the gulf stream regulates the climate of our oceans and as such, and that makes the difference of all the tides are run through that we will see vastly increased water levels on the east coast of america . we the east coast of america. we will see huge droughts. it basically helps the rainfalls that feed huge parts of africa and asia. so if the if the gulf stream collapses , we are in stream collapses, we are in serious trouble. are we responsible for the gulf stream collapsing? >> do we know why it's collapsed? >> it's global warming. it's because of the polar ice caps and the norwegian ice caps a

should not the west should help to establish proof in the persian gulf region, and while iran is looking for literacy in the persian gulf and neutralizing the dangerous plans of the west in this sensitive region , it should be on the agenda after the representatives, and the first agenda of the representatives is to deal with there is a bill for the establishment of the ministry of commerce, which requires two urgent reviews of this bill mr. most of the meeting of the open floor of the parliament has been approved and today i am reviewing the single article of the euro for what reasons the ministry of commerce should be formed , which is to focus on policies and supervision of the organization and commercial affairs and distribution and regulation of the market. this ministry of commerce is supposed to be formed , and the representatives are now opposing it. i am talking about what you said. it is that the formation of the ministry of commerce and the government's goals are aimed at downsizing . there is some discrepancy and this is a point of disagreement , but currently it has representatives. with the consent of the

gulf. in the issue of using the fake name of the persian gulf in the statement, ambassador shun presented us with a document, a document whose language is from the age of lessons. writing persian golf weight, we used the word minutes in this i want to assure you that the controversy that some have started is not like that at all. we will definitely continue our important relations with each country, including russia and china, but the red line is our sovereignty , our independence, our political independence, an example of our territorial integrity. if we are in the final part, i mentioned the second point. if it is short, when the program is over, i want to say that people may see that i did not ask you about iran's relations with europe, and they did not ask you about the agreement. what are you doing in order to cancel the sanctions, the mother government is following two paths to create openness and to deal with the unilateral sanctions of the united states at the same time . and even within europe, we were able to increase our trade exchange despite some political tensions that we have

the gulf coast, the gulf of mexico, the water is really record setting hot we're talking about heat inrth atlantic and the mediterranean ocean as well. so it is worldwide right now for us 108 million people are under heat advisories, warnings, watches. northeast to the i-95 down to florida, texas all the way down into the southwest here is the deal we are going to see a bit of a change, but depending on where you live, the jet stream and that heat dome is going to start moving to the south, and we will get a bit of a break by early next week for the great lakes and northeast. down to the south, you see that heat dome is not going anywhere. we are looking at heat indexes today triple digits for st. louis, albuquerque, phoenix. and then we move into tomorrow, and that heat moves to the east. heat index is 105 in new york. st. louis, 110 wichita 104. by the weekend, temperatures by sunday, boston 78, new york down to 83. chicago, you will be down into the low 80s. again, into next weekend, we're looking at upper 90s to 100s from charlotte, new orleans and houston, guys. so right now for t

it probably feels like that if you are taking a tip in the gulf of mexico. we know the gulff mexico is at record temperatures right now and that's why the morning keep in mind this is the cool of the morning temperatures, 94 degrees lake charles, 94 in mobile. these are really hot temperatures at the coolest point of the day. it's only going up from there and it's only going to go up the next couple of days. feels-like temperatures 105 every day. phoenix set a record yet at 118. they are probably going to get there again today, may go a touch warmer. kingman, arizona, set an all-time record, 114. that's the actual air temperature in your car, your car reading would be much higher than that. reno also set a record. we see over 80 million under heat impacts today under these heat alerts, and again the temperatures just going up. not really abating much and the other thing i wanted to mention before i toss back to you, another rain threat today in the northeast. exactly what they don't want to see. sunday morning thunderstorms and we have got flood alerts for over 50 million pe

somewhere w-where he went, it was originally born, uh, they strive to join the same gulfs, the monarchs of the persian gulfxample, well, what does it have to do with uh showsu, this emphasizes its effectiveness, but on the other hand, uh, it came with the same shortcomings that almost everything has, uh, without exceptions of an international organization, because with rare exceptions , international organizations are one big one , they told me, and specific decisions are made for a long time, and in this respect, the big seven with their own decisions. true, they do not have absolutely binding characters. she today is faster. they make decisions on certain issues more quickly, but everything can change in the future georgy vasilievich you say that today in the sco, china is in fact only the first among equals, but if we look at the same big seven, the united states of america plays a key role in the cis, russia, but, if we talk about the sco and brix, is it possible in the future to merge these organizations, taking into account membership in one organization and in the second and the russian federation o

russia and the countries on the southern shores of the persian gulf and the historical and eternal belonging of the three islands of the persian gulfiran. emphasizing the importance of maintaining the relationship between tehran and moscow, he said that iran's independence, sovereignty and territorial integrity were not and cannot be negotiated under any circumstances . the russian foreign minister also emphasized that russia does not allow any doubts about iran's sovereignty and territorial integrity and fully respects him. put and will put the foreign ministers of iran and russia in a telephone conversation also talked about the final stages of preparing a strategic agreement between iran and russia, holding a consultation about holding the second meeting of the foreign ministers of 4 countries, iran, russia, turkey and syria, and emphasizing the framework of the 3 plus 3 negotiations in the caucasus developments, among other topics of the telephone conversation. the foreign ministers of iran and russia condemned the political arrests of resistance fighters by the security forces of the palestinian authority last night. melli is

gulf of mexico. we're going to the gulf. you think i'm kidding, ain't seen nothing yet. we'll get it done. that was him addressing union workers in philadelphia serving up word salad as he was trying to sell his bidenomics pitch ahead of the election. he got facts wrong. listen to this about wages going up. >> president biden: pay for low wage workers has gone up at a faster pace that means a lot of working folks are beginning to have breathing room. >> >> harris: real wages, adjusted for inflation, are actually down 3% since biden took office. polls on the economy are not good for him. quinnipiac finding the economy is voters' number one concern. only 37% of americans approve of his handling of it. 58% say no to how biden is handling this. and in "focus" now freedom works chief economist and former economic advisor for former president trump, steve moore, is here. steve, are you surprised that these facts are maybe -- i don't know, massaged a little bit? maybe he gets it wrong because he doesn't understand it, i don't know. >> massaging is putting it mildly and chair itably. look, he talk

gulf to the northern indian ocean . ships of saddam's baath regime they used to go to the persian gulf, how much time has passed since thend the distance of the conflict has reached 1000 km. the addition of the martyr abu mahdi's high-altitude naval strategic group weapon system to the naval units of the army and the irgc is the latest achievement of the aerospace industry specialists of the ministry of defense. the range of this system is 1000 km . it will increase the range of our naval defense several times compared to the past . also, among other features of this system, we can point out very high destruction power and the ability to deal with the enemy's electronic warfare. it is stealthy and uses artificial intelligence in the flight path design software. it can be taken at a height of a few flights, it can easily cross obstacles and with great speed and at full height in the shortest time, by passing through the enemy's defense systems, even when night falls, the target will be reached . it has a powerful engine with the ability to fire from all kinds of mobile and fixed systems, preparation in the shortest time an