nor did president bush expect hussein to say to saddam hussein to say yes. but they acknowledged to one another and their national security advisers talked to one another about this, that if saddam hussein actually did say, yes, if he did cooperate with the new resolution, if he did disclose and or relinquish his alleged weapons of mass destruction, then we would have to live with this regime. but we would never get to know this unless we unless he was threatened with force. whether he would agree or not was up to saddam hussein. and so he could have agreed. he could have been more forthcoming at an earlier moment. hans blix wants. it to be more and ultimately he couldn't give up what he didn't have. ultimately, he couldn't give up what he what he couldn't have. but he could have been much more forthcoming in terms of the bluff cooperation. well, yes. i mean, and that's one of the interesting aspects of this whole episode is that saddam hussein ultimately did not have at this moment in time for weapon the weapons of mass destruction, but almost everyone beli

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ok. turnover granted political asylum to general hussein kamel hussein hides hussein from hussein hownot get confused? is it being treated as real? an alternative? we'll change the gardens of one hussein for another slow down. okay. everything can turn out as you like. first you need to talk with iraqi emigrants to understand what kind of support the general can count on for so many years he was the right hand. as a young man. that's why he's in the oval office? the next president of iraq think it's none of your business. we just inform the guys from above and wait for further instructions. well , i don't know about you, but i'm hungry to bring something no. where is the kitchen? what fellow said a whole million dollars in suitcase? what do you dislike? oleg it's just a ring, that's how all women react. i was accepted. master's degree said i think so too. look. are you proud of your husband? soon he will make you the first lady of iraq i will be prime minister imagine how his father curses. but the whole world supports him. where did you get the whole world from? here you will see. so

in general, they just wanted to destroy saddam hussein, maybe there was a personal motive. bush jr. read that saddam was trying to assassinate his father, or whatever religious ideas that souls were overwhelmed, if now we conduct an honest sociological study and ask the russians when they were better when creating or now i think they will choose 60 percent, then the time is now the united states is reducing its presence in the middle east is gradually leaving. can this improve the situation before no one had an external influence on iraq to intervene in internal affairs was almost impossible now we have global interventions, united states united kingdom france many countries deeply involved in iraqi affairs of which only there are no types of presence from intelligence and so on, but not only that, but also the regional powers of iran control the armed groups. and a significant part of the economy turkey saudi arabia other arab countries are all seriously involved in iraqi politics, not a single prime minister. it is impossible to appoint without the approval of both sides

. >> saddam hussein and his regime will stop at nothing until something stops him.eporter: the war plunged the country into sectarian violence and toppled saddam hussein. the weapons of mass destruction were never found. >> major combat operations in iraq have ended. in the battle of iraq, the united states and our allies have prevailed. [gunfire] reporter: george bush's declaration of victory was made before the worst violence in iraq was yet to come. the legacy of both invasions brought disastrous consequences for people in the region, but the so-called war on terror was never declared over, and wounds it inflicted had not healed. [shouting] [explosion] reporter: a new study by the costs of war project at brown university estimates the post -9/11 wars and their ongoing impact have led to more than 4.5 million deaths. the scope of the report includes conflicts in places like pakistan, syria, somalia and yemen. there are no official statistics for the numbers who died in the so-called war on terror, but the report says there are more indirect deaths than combat fata

our help to iraqis was not actually helping saddam hussein, but our goal was to stop iran .september 2nd, 1945, american war usdz, the day that world war second, with the decision of the japanese forces officially to the war ended with 70 to 80 million dead, and a new era is about to begin, the era of progress , the colorful achievements of technology and the era of consumption. they needed all raw materials, in the meantime, the chemicals that we procured in the west were used for military or aerial war purposes, the first and best option, a desirable product that could be used with a little change in industrial production, samsung g7 very soon. chemicals opened to people's lives as time went on, natural raw materials were replaced by chemicals, this made cheaper products reach consumers faster and in larger numbers. it should also be said that there are 80,000 different types of chemicals in the daily products we use. invisibly, despite touching and watching their daily life, we don't know much about them. they are in water, food , and even the air we breathe, plastic item

the more plunged the country into sectarian violence and toppled saddam hussein. the weapons of mass destruction were never found. major combat operations any rack of ended in the battle of a rack. the united states and our allies have prevailed. george bush's declaration of victory was made before the worst of violence in a rock was yet to come. the legacy of both invasions brought disastrous consequences for people in the region. but the so called war on terror was never declared over, and it inflicted not healed. a new study by the cost of your project at brown university estimates the post 911 wars and their ongoing impact have led to more than 4500000. and the scope of the report includes conflicts in places like pockets on syria, somalia, and the, i mean, there are no official statistics for the numbers who died in the so called war on terror. but the report says, there are more indirect dest then come back. fatalities in direct depths, are blamed on things like the breakdown of economic, environmental and psychological conditions. more than 20 years since t

i mean, security guarantees from hussein's creation. they solved them in such a strange way.including the execution of the result is clear the result is known. uh, iraq became the forerunner. uh, actually and to a large extent the source. uh, today we call true or wrong the arab spring, the iraqi fiasco forced a rethink of the situation and the americans of the elite in the region. so after all, it began to be done back in the early nineties, when this regime of two external guarantors of the security of the middle east , for obvious reasons, the united states found itself alone to mount its own the responsibility of this very guarantor of security and turned out to be an interesting situation. that is, the political elites of the middle east, which for the last 75 years, roughly speaking, lived there in a well-known paradigm, when they had two sponsors, external which could be one the united states, uh, excite the withdrawal towards the soviet union the soviet union excite such a migration towards the united states and suddenly it was all gone. reinvent anew, because it was

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hussein spent the creations on military needs, including the atomic bomb program. the scandal turned out to be high-ranking officials of the deputy secretary of the igloo burger mini. trade mosbacher, former secretary of state, baker and even the president himself, bush, who could not help but know where american money is going, investigation dragged on first under the pretext of the war in kuwait, then without any pretexts, and in 1992, when it became clear that clinton was winning the election, many documents related to this story were simply destroyed. notice again the american themis was blind, moreover, george w. bush in later interviews heroically said that it was he who finished off the soviet union operation desert storm in the persian gulf, the best military company of all time, let me remind you, was opposite saddam hussein, who two years earlier her husband gave money for weapons those wars that america has unleashed around the world in recent decades. they, if you look closely, are business projects and arenas. again, either on a. extracting monetary pr

our allies prevailed, thanks to you 20 years ago may 1, 2003 president us george bush jr. was dame husseinq has become for the americans a quagmire, first blazing then smoldering and most importantly. what was the mission anyway? why operation iraqi freedom began in march 2003 already in may of the same year, george w. bush hurried to declare victory in the war against saddam hussein, it took another 8 years only in september 2010 barack obama officially announced the end of the us mission in iraq but peace has not yet come by the time the main contingent of us troops was withdrawn in 2011, the losses of the country of the coalition members amounted to almost 5,000 military personnel, most of the americans are a patient of the pentagon, iraqi military and police were killed more than 19,000 , to figures that cause heated debate according to various sources from 100 to 300,000, while the lancet magazine stepped over the figure of 600,000. but it is both civilians and combatants of the american invasion that has become a catalyst between the ethnic conflict between sunnis and shiites. bass t

abu hussein al-qurashi was named leader of the islamist militant group late last year.on, mr erdogan said his forces will now continue the fight against terrorist organisations without any exceptions. translation: there has been development that i shows a determined fight against terrorist organisations. our national intelligence organisation has been following the so—called islamic state leader named as abu hussein al-qurashi for a long time. this is the first time announcing that this individual was neutralised as part of an operation in syria. 0ur senior international correspondent 0rla guerin is in turkey and told us more about abu hussein al-qurashi. the name that has been given by is is of course not his real name. he is the second is leader to be killed in the past 12 months or so, and he hadn't actually managed to issue any messages in his own name since he was announced as the leader back in november. now, the is strategy has changed in recent years from the time when al—baghdadi was a known figure, and in recent times they have had little or no information rel

it was not to hussein, but our goal was to stop iran karmi, the heart of moscow and its most important symbol, was the target of the drone attack , which was said to be critical. circles inside russia and outside of it believe that this attack has a military aspect. the spiritual aspect of the attack on moscow, which is said to be one of the most protected areas there is a military in russia, he confused this incident as a terrorist operation and an attempt to assassinate vladimir putin , a media and propaganda psychological war whose purpose is to make the russian armed forces appear ineffective in confronting israel's attacks , it won military victories in the field and even the media west also expressed they began to doubt this fact. according to the observers, this incident is a new and dangerous tension in the ukrainian case. kerami threatened to respond at the appropriate time and place. the russian authorities considered what happened to be a direct attack against the president of this country, which requires the removal of this incident coincided with the increase of ukrainian

or hussein, if it is called the way of al- quds, will win. but if all the assets of the islamic republic fail on the battlefield, including on the ground and the enemy's military forces, the lack of trust in the commander of the forces is another issue that is occupying sayad's mind. and information quickly to the party investigates whether this operation will be beneficial to the society. the verses of al-quds way in the punishment of chazaba are attractive and strategic. grandfather of the same age and more experience will be in the series, and the place of the word service is the photos of the martyrs of the people, the one who was in the al-quds operation , after the guard student brother, who after seven days in the grave of the commander of the 58th division, a handkerchief, absolutely the last, the least, the most recent position. haircut the smallest round and aggression and initiative in the authority of the fighting forces of islam and the continuity of operations and the speed of action are the principles of war that we were dealin

samira hussein, bbc news, new york. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news.ful today, and we have to be 100% sure before we do anything that could damage this beautiful environment. a canadian company called planetary plans to capture and store carbon in these waters by pumping in an alkaline mineral called magnesium hydroxide. it's got the community concerned, with the question remaining, why here? well, planetary says after extension research on potential sites, the cornish coasts provide the ideal conditions because the water is shallow and turbulent and the currents keep water near the surface for a long time. a very small trial took place last autumn, and the environment agency has asked for more information on the potential impact on this marine habitat. in the climate credentials are under scrutiny. as more questions are being asked, the company's hopes for a may orjune second trial are looking uncertain. you're live with bbc news... the host of masterchef australia — jock zonfrillo — has died suddenly in melbourne a day before a new season of the tv s

but we need to be a great power, so we cling to all sorts of outcasts, like hussein , one in five lives less than the subsistence level, but for some reason we send it almost free of charge, if only to pour a bomb on the americans, we will help, maybe they will drop on washington. what a bomb, what are you talking about? for everything we do? dmitry andreevich, you will agree . unlike ours, they at least care about the safety of their own citizens. there's just one thing i don't understand. what do you care about their safety? and what you think they can't do without you. i do that. what i think is right. what did you decide? what is right? have you thoroughly studied the situation in iraq? do you know what is happening in america in russia on the basis of? why are you making these conclusions? well, of course, no one has complete information, only the first persons. that's it. seryozha that's it, only among the first persons, so you shouldn't indulge yourself with the illusion that you are saving the world from a nuclear threat. you seryoga price traitor. who knocks for his own in the

have you seen them say, uh, hussein even had a hotel.e at the entrance was a portrait of e boucher on this legend or not, so that all this is not a legend, andrey but is it really like that? uh, well, cynicism. uh, the regime of hussein because this is the only decent hotel that was in baghdad and everyone who came under the oil program. in exchange for food. including europeans french, germans, italians, calling to the hotel, uh, were forced to walk on a carpet, and which it was impossible to get around, based on the architectural features of the entrance to the hotel, uh, which had a portrait of george w. bush senior. but what is the story with the fortuneteller and zhirinovsky, uh, and her forecast, you know, uh, now it may seem implausible, but i, uh, answer for my words. uh, in my time, uh, in the nineties. uh one. uh from uh women who possessed, and perhaps still possesses. uh over, uh abilities predicted zhirinovsky that the next after yeltsin, the leader of the country will be a man with the initials vv and vladimir volfovich sin

have been very close for the last 4 decades for over 4 decades of syria refuse to side with saddam hussein. when he carried out aggression against iran, syria was one of the few countries to stand up against saddam hussein's aggression . one western country and others were supporting on the other hand, when the dirty war was engaged or initiated by may tell, with its allies against syria, iran stood with syria and now the 2 sides being a allies and so closely linked with one another. and due to the fact that they trust one another, the ability for the 2 sides to expand that cooperation to the economic field is a, is a, is quite easy because of that trust of the both sides have neglected in the past. the economic aspect of the relationship, there were economic relations, but not to the degree that would have brought about major changes in the economic prospects of syria. and that would have also enhance the economy of iran significantly. but now the 2 leaders are working to rectify that aspect of the buy that old relationship. and those are the week and hours latest story is for breaking ne

hussein spent the creations on the military, including the atomic bomb program. high-ranking officials were involved in the scandal. deputy secretary of state's eagle burger mini. mosbacher, the former secretary of state, baker, and even the president himself, bush, who could not help but know what american money was used for, the investigation dragged on first under the pretext of a war in kuwait, then without any pretexts, and in 1992, when it became clear that on clinton wins the election , many documents related to this story were simply destroyed. notice again the american themis was blind, moreover, george bourge sr. in later interviews heroically told what exactly he had achieved the soviet union operation desert storm in the persian gulf, the best military campaign of all time, i remind you, was opposite saddam hussein, who two years earlier had been given money by his husband for weapons of the wars that america has been unleashing around the world for the past decades. they if you look closely are business projects, and about the purpose on again on a.

is the 200 million passer of god , another important role that grew was that it prevented saddam hussein, who wanted iran to be in the waters of the arab world.

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had a fate in the war and after the war in the war in one of the operations to bring down saddam hussein came to the point where he was almost arrested by the irgc's children. indeed, if the children had arrived half an hour earlier, saddam would have been arrested. the valley of the new system that sayad and rezai designed for the joint battle between the irgc and the army with iraq. camps designed for a corps and an army it is commanded by the camps named after quds fatah and fajr, the commander of fatah camp and gholam ali rashid, and the colonel of the 77th army takes the decisions of the victorious khorasan army, which was able to design and execute the saman al-aimah operation and take abadan out of the siege 35 the army battalion from 100 irgc battalions participated in this operation and the iraqis with 7 armored and artillery brigades have come against the iranian forces . iran's fighters have become, that is, iranian forces from by digging canals and tunnels in these areas, they surrounded the enemy and encircled the armored and mechanized armies of iraq . see that the imam put

now we will, people of iraq are grateful for the removal of saddam hussein. but we do feel great disappointment in what happened after that. how the rocky population paid the price for the american failure. in their social experiment in iraq. the americans have no skill in nation building or liberating countries. they only know how to destroy. now the war as a steve outline was predicated on what turned out to be a hollow promise of liberation just resulted in decades of turmoil. you can delve into our special project war of terror at r t dot com and all across our various social media. ah ah, ah, i'm action or it's antsy and welcome to going underground, broadcasting all around the world, from dubai in the u. a. in today's very special episode were joined by the democratically elected 22nd prime minister of pakistan. imran khan, overthrown one year ago as sensibly by the country's national assembly. since he was overthrown, he has been shot as well as charged with dozens of crimes from corruption to terrorism, with attempt made to arrest and assassinate him.

today the moment of truth has come when everyone can prove who hussein dzhambetov really is returnedhomeland. recently fought on the other side, he was one of the commanders of sabotage intelligence of the armed forces , the head of the analytical department of a separate international special- purpose battalion for the information that he promised he was helped to organize an escape, and the head of the chechen republic gave security guarantees and allowed hussein to come home. now, at the russian university , spetsnaz shares with volunteers their knowledge about the enemy of the hyster, you triumphed. to not speak. we or later realize that our home. the conditions of the contract have changed. now it is signed not for 3 months, but for four , newcomers learned about it already in the training center. nobody changed their minds. the guys remained. all of us are patriots. we'll all go for fight homeland. uh, save civilians. well, in fact, we will stand up to victory not to death, but tightly, i myself am the father of my children. god forbid, my children would have such a thing, and

abu hussein al-qurashi was named leader of the islamist militant group late last year.sion, against terrorist organisations without any exceptions�* our organising has been following the so—called islamic state leader, abu hussein al-qurashi. this is the first time one has been neutralised in an operation in syria. i should stress at in an operation in syria. i should stres ., , in an operation in syria. i should stres . , , ., ., in an operation in syria. i should stres ., , , ., ., ., in an operation in syria. i should stres . ., ., ., stress at this stage we do not have any specific — stress at this stage we do not have any specific information _ stress at this stage we do not have any specific information but - stress at this stage we do not have any specific information but do i stress at this stage we do not have any specific information but do not| any specific information but do not ourselves have it independently verified. let's get some of the day's other news here in the uk. a man's been arrested on suspicion of murder after another man was stabbed to death n

a one says a bu hussein are correct. she was killed in an operation in neighboring syria. gosh, and says they did it. our national intelligence organization had been following the so called leader of iso, apple. hussein alco ratio for a long time. this person was eliminated during the operation conducted by the mit in syria. yesterday, we will continue our fight with terrorist organizations making no distinctions between them. and the countries around the world have been observing international work his day a day is dedicated to the working class commemorating their struggles and their gains. allen, rocca is one of them. we met the st vendor who sells toys now popular shrine, new dummy. oh man. and i'm a lot of car. my name is i'm going to be making a living by st. attending for the last 15 years. i was talking about like golf lot, upcoming problem. there is a lot of difference between now and how things used to be in the past. earlier things were cheaper than we used to earn more. now, inflation is high and earnings have gone down our company overland america. now surviva

[000:00:00;00] hafez assad kurd was the one who prevented saddam hussein, who was willing to try, that in fact , iran has become a passenger in the arab world. iran's internal and international as well as the development of the military power of the iraqi army will quickly and easily bring this country to the goals of war power . follow the formula 2020 along with attractive educational videos . iran's strategic greeting is to cut ties with the dollar in foreign exchange and commercial transactions, the head of the central bank. emphasizing this matter, tejarat said that we are ready to remove the dollar from trade international monetary clearing house and multilateral and bilateral monetary agreement , mr. farrokh also announced the possibility of talking with the central bank to activate common bank cards of the two countries . iran, the full preparation of the factory for the 40th edition of the tehran short film festival has been published. this edition of the festival is scheduled to be held on october 27 this year with an emphasis on localism in film production. the iranian youth

horses, camels, ponies, llama hussein, live near the center of minsk on the right, tired of looking atezalezhnosti avenue, skinny day, that it’s not easy and the trained i live at the concert numbers of the belarusian circus power. the circus orchestras got out instead of the saxophonist program was the new year's performance of the shark began to improvise at the performances. he used to be like this listened watched we still have. i didn't even expect him to play like that. well done let's go 1 2 in the seventies, the circus orchestra of minsk was a raft of jazz by the bssr at the vocal saxophone wind instrument conquered any musician with its snotty character , crushing the praises of tires with a timbre of strength, a hook for terrifying and not one and a half vibrations to this instrument of 150 years, but young walking its relevance , is seriously set to improve the new part with his editing, playing in different genres, improvising today at once with the orchestra, and he we are rehearsing a new program african rhythms program africa here we mean music they come with their own p

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abu hussein al-qurashi was named leader of the islamist militant group late last year.ht against terrorist organisations without any exceptions. translation: there has been a development that| shows a determined fight against terrorist organisations. our national intelligence organisation has been following the so—called islamic state leader codenamed abu hussein al-qurashi for a long time. this is the first time announcing that this individual was neutralised as part of an operation in syria. colin clark focuses on terrorism and international security. thanks for joining us. what is the significance of this and what impact it might have on the grid? the of this and what impact it might have on the grid?— of this and what impact it might have on the grid? the islamic state, this is their — have on the grid? the islamic state, this is their third _ have on the grid? the islamic state, this is their third leader _ have on the grid? the islamic state, this is their third leader they - have on the grid? the islamic state, this is their third leader they have i this is their

the entire west bank of jerusalem and the mosque were in the hands of the israeli soldiers, king husseinjordan. al-aqsa lost one of the most valuable centers of islam until the evening of the third day of israel's war with jordan , they accepted the united nations ceasefire. that is comfortable and supportive a powerful air had crossed the sinai desert to the eastern bank of kar

king hussein of jordan lost the entire west bank of jerusalem, one of the most valuable centers of islam . khawam hormozgan taj mobile benz control on the fourth day of the war, the first persian golf course, the soldiers who had crossed the sinai desert with a relaxed mind and powerful air support, reached the eastern bank of the suez canal, the entire sinai desert, and the gaza strip, which was under the control of egypt a few days ago. the israeli army fell while the world on the front of egypt and jordan had reached the desired result of the leaders of the zionist regime. moshe dayan decided to move his forces to the north, the destination was to occupy the golan heights in syria, which from the beginning of the war with mortar attacks, calmed the leaders. israel got cold on the morning of the 9th day of zawal, that is on the fifth day of the attack on the golan heights in the northern borders of the occupied palestine, much more ammunition than we had spilled on the syrian fruits in the judo olympics, otherwise, the israeli forces could have threatened damascus, the capital of syria

. >> [playing music and singing] >> i founded a small ensemble called ghazal, with shujaat hussein khan and swapan chaudhuri. [music] you know, i--i have been trying to do different kinds of music, so, um, because i think the music has to be, uh, fresh for myself first to--to be attractive for others as well. [music] the brooklyn rider is a string quartet. they're brilliant musicians, they understand music in a superb way, and i have always enjoyed to play with them. and they're active, uh, as, uh, a part of the silk road ensemble as well, so we tour together, and we're trying to develop more new music to play together. [string music playing] i think the best place for me to live at the moment, and have my base is iran, because i always felt that i missed something when i was outside all these years, and then suddenly you're 37, and--[laughs] "oh!" you know, "where am i?" you know, "i'm a musician, but i don't have anything else in my life." >> [laughing] [speaking in farsi] >> i live in a suburb called, uh, karaj, 30 kilometers from tehran. i live there with my wife. >> [speaking in fa

. >> [playing music and singing] >> i founded a small ensemble called ghazal, with shujaat hussein khan and swapan chaudhuri. [music] you know, i--i have been trying to do different kinds of music, so, um, because i think the music has to be, uh, fresh for myself first to--to be attractive for others as well. [music] the brooklyn rider is a string quartet. they're brilliant musicians, they understand music in a superb way, and i have always enjoyed to play with them. and they're active, uh, as, uh, a part of the silk road ensemble as well, so we tour together, and we're trying to develop more new music to play together. [string music playing] i think the best place for me to live at the moment, and have my base is iran, because i always felt that i missed something when i was outside all these years, and then suddenly you're 37, and--[laughs] "oh!" you know, "where am i?" you know, "i'm a musician, but i don't have anything else in my life." >> [laughing] [speaking in farsi] >> i live in a suburb called, uh, karaj, 30 kilometers from tehran. i live there with my wife. >> [speaking in fa