sanctions are imposed. well it's a very good question it's a very difficult question indeed we have already seen in recent days very harsh prices for your all screwed buying interest was a very strong and made because iranian supplies and potential ban on iranian imports into europe. urals and iranian barrels shares the same qualities that both the medium height sold for crude grades and your rules will be extensively used to substitute iranian barrels eve eve even if they come off the market that's the sentiment in the market it's already pushed and it is difficult to say how it will impact the market it depends when the ban is introduced and if introduced and where they need grace period been granted to refineries which can substitute barrels in good time now could be just specific why is the urals blend that is rising on the all the tensions over iran. yes sure as i mentioned the iranian barrels and euro barrels they have both share some look well this is the grades are high in a very very region high so

followed a vote in around parliament to reduce the diplomatic ties with london in retaliation for imposing further sanctions over its nuclear program middle east expert in journalist of some kind of chandan believes this latest spat with iran is just the start of a bigger western campaign. the west is not engaged in war preparations just against iran which they have been they've invaded an occupied iran's two neighboring countries like afghanistan and on the one side and iraq on the other the west is engaged in a constant project of constant war and domination against all people who resist their domination so iran and syria are different from the cards and a clear conflict racial in goal for the whole middle east that this has the potential for growing but that is the agenda right now very clearly they want change all across africa libya was the start and look at the pacific and asia region the new the new troops new u.s. troops already sent from australia listen to clinton she is saying that the critical places for u.s. domination is not iraq and afghanistan but in asia what's emerging ri

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know as the election mayor well it's it's not a victory for the united states the the goal was to impose in baghdad. a pliable quiet regime in a country that had been pacified so the united states could not only dominate its oil but have a main ally or client in this oil rich region that's clearly not the case most importantly though it's been a great national tragedy for the people of iraq not only have maybe more than a million died hundreds of thousands certainly but five million people were made into refugees almost every family has somebody they lost there's tons of widows and orphans in iraq and the country's been shredded along ethno sectarian lines previously unified country is now fighting itself as a consequence of the u.s. strategy was which was to divide and conquer joseph biden the vice president appointed by bush to be the point man for a rag he himself. the advocate of the partition of iraq the breaking up of the country. and that appears to be what we are seeing today amid. the bombings we're going to talk a little bit more about that in a little bit first i want to play

security council to impose punishments on syria.hat leaves turkey, the number five position, at $2.65 billion. turkey atened itted the arab league meeting as an observer and followed the league's decision with its own sanctions, including suspending all financial dealings with the country and freezing syrian government assets. >>> meanwhile, iran has retaliated for sanctions imposed by the uk by voting to expel the british ambassador and reduce diplomatic relations with the country. following the vote, hundreds of irenian students attacked the embassy, storming the site and burning documents. britain calls the incident utterly unacceptable and warns of serious consequences. >> the united kingdom takes this irresponsible action extremely seriously. it amounts to a grave breach of the vienna convention which requires the protection of diplomats and diplomatic pr iic premises under all circumstances. we hold the iranian government responsible. >> the iraqi government signed a $17 billion contract with royal dutch shell and mitsubishi t

by the planning commission, reject it, and impose a new c.u. with all the conditions of the planning commission plus the additional condition i indicated before, i.e., the independent outside evaluator. that is my motion. president chiu: supervisor weiner has made the motion as he's described to amend the c.u., second to that -- seconded by supervisor farrell. roll call vote. supervisor campos would like to comment on that motion. supervisor campos: thank you, mr. president. given that our effort, my effort to deny the c.u. failed, i want to thank supervisor weiner for the motion and i will be supporting that motion so i would ask colleagues for your support. thank you. president chiu: on supervisor wiener's motion, roll call clerk supervisor elsbernd, aye, supervisor farrell, aye, supervisor kim, aye. supervisor mar, aye. supervisor mirkarimi, aye, supervisor weiner, aye, supervisor avalos, aye, supervisor campos, aye, president chiu, aye. supervisor chu, aye. supervisor cohen, aye. there are 11 aye's. president chiu: the motion passes. i want

imposed last week. -- anger at the sanctions imposed last week. at this paper blamed fundamentalists for the problem startes. the iranian state tv broadcast the speech that said the protestors were not acting on orders but their anger was justified. this only increases iran's isolation and the international committee. germany, france, and several other countries have temporarily withdrawn their ambassadors to iran. >>> our correspondent has been following the dispute from london. it i put it to him that at the moment it looks like the start of a diplomatic warfare. >> well, that is a strong word, but it is serious. interestingly, diplomatic ties are not entirely cut between the two countries. the foreign secretary william hague insisted on that today in parliament, which is important. in diplomatic speak, that means that representatives of the two countries can still speak with each other, either by the u.n. or bilateral negotiations. it is not the end of relations between britain and iran. >> we have to remember that the relations have never been

countries to immediately impose an acid free and asset freeze on the central bank of iran as well as suspend imports of oil from the country however this didn't go down well with some countries such as spain and greece and italy because they significantly rely on rain at all and they have said there will be sanctions on oil in iraq that this is coming at a time when their economies are already battered as it is so divisions among you countries clearly this is coming on the back of course of an angry a u.k. after hardliners had stormed the embassy in tehran in the u.k. had already withdrawn its ambassador to the country and this move was followed by france germany and the netherlands in support of that support of the u.k. smoove in showing their condemnation of that attack on the embassy now all of this again is coming after that report that came out earlier this month in november so this is still part of that big umbrella where they want to introduce fresh sanctions because that report suggests that iran had been pursuing nuclear ambitions which is not peaceful this is something that

imposing the palestinians had to insist on it as well. once the president and that destroyed the negotiations. it made israel the fall guy for an error. that imposed the beginning of the term. there were no negotiations. the most important issue is security. this president did not lift a finger to help the revolution. because he had another delusion if he engaged in the negotiations, he could weak out iran. the policy a failure. he knows it. we're in the threshold of iran becoming a nuclear power. >> chuck, many analysts not just this table but other places talked about a vulnerability when it comes to israel. you saw the congressional district, the ninth congressional district race in new york. which turned on the issue of israel. >> this was a tall claim. i'm perhaps not as hard over about this as charles is. i was trying to think back of what the previous administration had done. my winner of the one who had done the most of any, good old richard nixon in 1973 with henry kissinger secretary of state decided to ship weapons to israel wh

by easing their drive to impose these crippling sanctions or should blink first if you like. well of course all sides should realize that what we are in is a lose lose completely lose lose situation everybody is going to lose from this except for some military industrial complex in the spot if there is a diplomatic solution we have a very good nuclear deal between iran turkey and brazil which based on vision iran . is drawing restrain you for nuclear fuel rods which you all really needs for its tehran research reactor for diagnosis of. complicated diseases like cancer for more than eight hundred thousand patients so that pill could be revived president obama after supported it in two thousand and ten in his letters to leaders of brazil and turkey and then backtracked in the security council impose more sanctions on iran so there should be more confrontation there should be participation and one more thing i want to mention is that there are in the united states has intervened in the region it has always brought this on destruction now maybe is a chance that the united states

es imposible elaborar el plato a los costos que dice el presidente. >> nosotros no podemos. >> quÉ lecados. >> pero estos apuros econÓmicos, se olvida en la noche de navidad cuando alrededor de una mesa compartan con sus seres queridos el sabor de la hayaka. >> vamos a mensajes. en instantes como identificar a tres ciudadanos estadounidenses entre las vÍctimas mortales por ataques contra pasajeros de autobuses en veracruz. >> interrogarÁ al gobernador del estado de guerrero por la muerte de estudiantes durante una protesta. >> por quÉ ver un policÍa en puerto rico en estos dÍas es como encontrar una aguja en un pajar. >> al registrarse dos balaceras, la fiscalÍa dijo que las balaceras dejaron al menos cinco presuntos en cueros muertos y varios heridos. en torno a cÓmo esta tarde se localizaron cuatro cadÁveres. >> ordenaron en ciclistas y motoristas a labor de vigilancia en patrullas y preparar querellas. tambiÉn se contemple o retornos de cuatro horas de trabajo. varios policÍas dicen que el ausentismo tiene raÍces en la inconformidad de los policÍas, los aumentos no recibidos el anu

pakistan is reportedly considering imposing a tax on the u.s. and nato supplies going to afghanistan through its territories was shot down last month cross border a nato airstrike killed twenty four pakistani soldiers will ations between washington and islamabad hit a new low after the incident let's discuss the situation i would prefer the senior bowl to our bureau of best good journalism in london many thanks for joining us here on. the pakistani prime minister has said the country is seeking new rules of engagement with washington is that what the reported tense plan is all about and this so what with these new rules do you think well according to the report from the go and the rules pakistan's thinking of including to impose a tax on all trucks and tankers person through pakistan basically shipping us supplies through pakistan to afghanistan that's about two and a half thousand trucks a year according to the guardian and parks i'm talking about the turks of about one of thousand dollars per truck and that seems to be part of a broader packag

first floor chambers back here earlier today and convinced those leaders to hold off. >> you have imposed pay cut that is are unaffordable outrageous and slapped in face for me and many others employed by contra costa down the i. >> in a show of force before the supervisors workers from five unions said they were already living on the edge. >> i am basically living pay check to pay check. i have $38 in my savings account. there was a time i was much younger and i had to live in my car. i don't want to have to do that again. >> safeway pays the employees better than this and you wanted to keep wal-mart out. that is going to be where my next part time job will have to come from. >> they're among more than 4,000 public employees including librarian, clerks and custodians in the middle of a contract which is trying to close an $18 million gap. but the unions say asking workers to pay 100% of health care cost increases along with a pay cut is too much. >> all i ask is that you guys just open your eye, open your ears and listen to what these hardworking people are trying to tell you. >> after m

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part of a deal with the country's government aimed at tackling bloodshed there that says sanctions imposed on damascus by the organization prove inefficient for the people being the ones to feel the pinch. america's controversial practice of death by lethal injection hits a stumbling block the e.u. has imposed tougher restrictions on the sale of drugs used for deadly shots cutting out already struggling supply lines to the u.s. . as a result faces an uncertain future with its leaders struggling to reach an accord of how to save it would discuss the efforts with a member of the european parliament from the united kingdom that interview is coming up next. well today we're joined by conservative any please mr daniel hannan thank you very much for joining us first question that everyone is asking is where do you see the result headed well we can now see very clearly that the euro is a recessionary instrument it's making people poorer it's causing deflation and emigration in the southern states is causing tax rises in the northern states if we were looking at this completely logically we would

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imposed economic sanctions on iraq and the identified regime change then and later as its primary goal during the period of the sink sions prior to the invasion in march two thousand and three according to the you wanted zone statistics a million people mainly babies in their grandparents the most vulnerable died because the united states government as a matter of policy deprived their country of food and medicine this is a twenty year long war and despite all of that president obama is handling this as a victory he promised to get the troops out before the end of the year he is fulfilling that promise so this really be considered a victory or is it all part of a political. game you know as the elections near well it's not a victory for the united states the the goal was to impose in baghdad. a pliable quiet regime in a country that had been pacified so the united states could not only dominate its oil but have a main client in this oil rich region that's clearly not the case most importantly though it's been a great national tragedy for the people of iraq not only have maybe more than

he opposed tough sanctions. >> imposed. >> and continues to impose any meaningful sanctions on the iranians. he has done nothing to try to stop their nuclear program. i mean we have a nuclear program that is underweight. he's refusing to do anything covertly or militarily to try to stop a weapon that will fundamentally change the national security position of this country and the world by having this purveyor of terror who has -- rick santorum would be funding the pro-democracy movement which president obama has not done. it was a bill that i passed, i was author of back in 2006 that gave money -- was supposed to give money to help the pro-democracy movement in iran. the president has not spent a penny in iran to try to do that. imposing tougher sanctions, which the president has opposed. number three, we would be using all of our assets to use covert activity to disrupt and destroy the capability of them to develop a missile technology, as well as nuclear technology. and fourth, i would be working with the israelis and public stating that iran must abandon this nuclear weapons program, mus

do you think congress should impose a tax on sales made online? you can share your response at wbaltv.com and on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> 36 degrees on tv hill. two planes catch fire after colliding. >> and allow overt drug trafficking scheme. a tunnel found between mexico and the u.s. >> welcome back. 5:10. that is a live shot of 95 at 32. it is rather mild in town. it cools off away from the city. close to freezing up near the pennsylvania line. 31 in taneytown. 37 at the airport. lots of sunshine today. we will make it up to 53 this afternoon. >> a light plane crashed and hit an unoccupied aircraft in seattle. the plane was departing when it veered right and hit another aircraft. both planes caught fire. passengers on board were treated for cuts and scratches. new details about an lobber drug toddle -- you details about an elaborate drug tunnel. even had an elevator. 32 tons of marijuana were seized. aggressive enforcement have left mexican drug cartels desperate. >> a cake, the longest christmas cak

the amendment also takes weeks if not months for the actual sanctions to be imposed. and when you look at international oil markets there's several big themes. number one, the war in libya is over and libyan production is scheduled to double just in the next six months. the war in iraq is largely over and iraq being the number two oil producing nation is also expected to increase. number three, we're expecting a pretty deep recession in europe now so demand is going to go down as europe goes through a debt-driven recession. and number four, oil markets appear to be responding to significantly higher saudi production. probably done exactly to hurt the iranians. and the saudis have reached out for example to the chinese saying we would like you to unhook from iran. we will meet your needs. i think as we see a recession in europe, increased libyan production, increased iraqi production and increased supply, the concerns that the administration have don't look like they're well grounded in market reality. >> we have about five minutes left. have passed sanctions worked on

military presence local authorities imposed an immediate curfew and investigating who was behind the blast terrorist attacks have become more frequent in iraq ahead of the imminent departure of thirteen thousand u.s. troops at the end of the year. belgium is on the cusp of creating a coalition government after an eighteen month political deadlock six parties have agreed on a new administration headed by anybody who puts the french speaking socialist. nation is for the formation of a new government have been hampered by feuding between the country's french and dutch speaking communities a caretaker administration has been in effect since the resignation of the previous government in two thousand and eleven. but all. that was so plain website wiki leaks has begun releasing sensation. the information on the multi-billion dollar global spying industry contains hundreds of documents showing the launch of the methods being used by secret services all over the world will smith has the details but maybe there are two hundred eighty seven of them that have already been released but that's jus

observers are set to arrive in syria as part of a deal and it's tackling bloodshed there while sanctions imposed on damascus by the organization prove inefficient for the people being the ones to feel the pinch. the u.s. allies on the you would get drugs the use of executions and without them they're going to be stopped and lives will be. america's controversial practice of death by lethal injection hits a stumbling block as a drug supply alliance caught by the e.u. . it's a day on the russian capital watching our team with marina joshua welcome to the program now addressing changes in the country dmitry medvedev is expected to announce a plan to reform russia's political system and his fourth and final state of the union address internal political issues are predictably anticipated to be the main focus of his speech following the post-election developments are going off and joins us live now from central moscow for more on this good morning to you you go or so tell us more about this year's address so what can we expect to hear. good morning and this is going to be the fourth and final state of

imposed tax on financial transactions now clearly cameron had a choice he could have either gone with greater integration or he backs the speculative profits of the city of london and seeks to defend the banks in the city against. taxation and that was the decision he had to make what about the implications for the u.k. british opposition leader ed miliband he said that from now on david cameron will have to read about the e.u. summit all the meetings all of this issues they make in the financial times just how much though is this a blow to the u.k. has influence in europe and will it really become marginalized as suggested. well the i mean ordinary people in the in britain ordinary workers and poor people facing the cuts don't have any influence in europe through the use of the e.u. as a club for bankers and bosses and top politicians it's not really got any benefits at all for ordinary people and i think what miliband want to be doing he's supposed to be the leader of the labor party which is supposed to represent the working majority what he should really be doing is attacking not

arab league observers are due in syria to help stop the bloodshed even as sanctions imposed on damascus by the organization leave people and the government feeling the pinch plus. the us will. be used to executions and without them they're going to be stuck. america's a controversial practice of death by lethal injection hits a stumbling block as the drugs of supply lines cut by the e.u. . live from the heart of moscow this is our. welcome to the program russia needs democracy but not the words of president dmitri medvedev and you will address to parliament he said he has heard the voices calling for change and presented a concrete plan for reforming the political system in russia now let's get more on this. joining us live now from inside the kremlin give us more detail about what exactly what were the reforms the dmitri medvedev was proposing in his address that we just heard people's voices will become louder promised thanks to sweeping reforms the country's political system and political establishment was act. listening very carefully to the president on go we reform plans and missi

well the european union's impose tough new restrictions on the sale of drugs used to execute people in the u.s. a move that's likely to worsen our ready short supply across the atlantic as aimed at fighting capital punishment and some of its controversial methods but there are fears that intrepid states may find a way around the controls as it is either ban it now reports. they've tried hanging electrocution and most recently a drug used to euthanize animals but now american jails will find it much harder to kill prisoners on death row the main supply line for its lethal injections has been cut off after the e.u. slips new restrictions on drug exports i really think this will make a difference and we will see the effects of this this control order in the coming months that the the u.s. relies on european drugs for use of executions and without them they're going to be stuck and lives will be saved specifically execution drugs are made in the e.u. but several american states have been importing sedatives instead drugs designed to help being used to hurt. exports of drugs like sodium thi

are set to arrive in syria as part of a deal and the town playing bloodshed there while sanctions imposed on damascus by the organization prove inefficient by the people being the ones to feel the pinch. the u.s. relies on the drugs for use the next week and without them they're going to be stuck. america's controversial practice of death by lethal injection hits a stumbling block as a drug supply lines caused by the e.u. . every business desk russian equity markets advance in early trading along with the price of oil with energy major lifting the indices join me for a full business bulletin in twenty minutes time. what you are going to live from moscow have a name here on marina josh welcome to the program well addressing changes in the country dmitry medvedev is expected to announce a plan to reform russia's political system in his fourth and final state of the union address that's about to begin any minute now and internal political issues are predictably anticipated to be the main focus off the speech following the post-election development so i disagree with her child is holding this

day after turkey suspended all financial credit dealings with damascus it's the latest country to impose sanctions on syria the u.n. estimates more than thirty five hundred people have died since the protests started in march. the first stage of egyptians are the men three elections has and an official results are now set for thursday after a larger voter turnout delayed the counting of ballots by one day its laws were muslim brotherhood which was banned under the government of president mubarak claims it's leading the way the election will be spread across six weeks while results will be announced early next year. u.s. authorities have discovered a six hundred meter long smuggling tunnel crossing under the border with mexico the passage was used to connect the drug warehouses in tijuana and san diego officials say the tunnel complete with elevator and transport carts is the most sophisticated they ever had to come across thirty two tons of marijuana worth sixty five million dollars were also confiscated in the operation. in a move to escape its past history is making people speak the na

seventeenth a un security council resolution one thousand nine hundred seventy three was passed imposing a no fly zone over libya. accusations were that gadhafi bombed his own people from air and land use foreign mercenaries ordered the use of rape as a weapon and killed by the thousands. come prove that there was no bombing you know is that there is no evidence of warming and so i can tell you was a man went to the united nations human rights council always assume and was freer seaman which again was a former secretary general of the libyan league for human rights now the libyan ambassador to burn in switzerland on february twenty five he went to the un human rights council to present his organization's allegations of crimes against gadhafi is government in that session a decision was taken to freeze libya's membership in the council he underlined the number of deaths six thousand including three thousand in tripoli alone when julia asked which she gear how these claims can be verified he pointed to the former rebels now libya's government as his source here where i got that information

has imposed tough restrictions on the sale of drugs used for a deadly shot. gottingen already struggling supply line to the u.s. . so we have lines here that deal with ak at the top of the hour let's you know what's happening over the sports anders here. this is what is coming out. of his name. using another player. to go and the euro really greggy the season in style with ten wins from. the first chelsea in england captain john terry has to fight tooth and nail to prove his innocence after being charged with racially abusing another player he'll appear in court in february claims he made offensive remarks to q.p.r. defend anton ferdinand when the sides met. police press charges after receiving a complaint from a member of the public if found guilty terry could face a fine of up to four thousand dollars chelsea manager. says the club will continue to support him and terry will play tonight. as my full support you know the club's full support. represents this club to a maximum level and. you know what it represents the history and achievements you know within

has imposed tougher restrictions on the sale of drugs used for deadly shots coming in already struggling supply line to us. as a eurozone faces an uncertain future with struggling to reach an accord on how to solve the economic problems we discussed the efforts with an m.e.p. from the united kingdom that interview is coming right up. well today we're joined by conservative any please mr daniel hannan thank you very much for joining us first question that everyone is asking is where do you see the eurozone headed well we can now see very clearly that the euro is a recessionary instrument i mean it's making people poorer it's causing deflation and emigration in the southern states is causing tax rises in the northern states if we were looking at this completely logically we would immediately move towards an orderly unbundling of the single currency but of course the european union is not looking at it logically they come at this with so much political capital and actual capital invested that they can't bring themselves to admit that it was a mistake and so i'm afraid we risk the very thing

observers are set to arrive in syria as part of a deal aimed at tackling bloodshed there while sanctions imposed on damascus by the organization prove inefficient but the people being the ones to feel the pain plus . the u.s. will. get drugs for use with executions and without them they're going to be stuck i'm not. america's controversial practice of death by lethal injection hits a stumbling block as a drug supply lines caused by the e.u. . what you are taking to live from moscow ten am here on marina joshie addressing changes in the country is expected to announce a plan to reform russia's political system in his fourth and final state of the union address internal political issues are predictably anticipated to be the main focus off his speech following the post-election developments our days of work is going off as the details from central moscow. let's is going to be the need to do this fourth and final state of the union address since we do know he's not planning to run for a second term in office and day he is expected to focus on a set of political reforms in the country following the r

observers are set to arrive in serious part of the deal and that tackling bloodshed there while sanctions imposed on damascus by the organization proved inefficient with people being the ones to feel the pinch but it's. the u.s. relies on you would be a drugs for you for the future and without them they are going to be stuck on the lives will be set. america's controversial practice of death by lethal injection hits a stumbling block as the drug supply lines caused by the e.u. . and in business to solve the russian government says it's ready to help national companies grow and extend the broad what the firm shouldn't do is hide money offshore to avoid paying taxes joining me for that and more in our business bulletin. ninety am in the russian capital you're watching r.t.m. arena joshie well addressing changes in the country's major advantage is expected to announce a plan to reform russia's political system and his fourth and final state of the union address internal political issues are predictably anticipated to be the main focus of his speech following the post-election developments also cross

and we had the best we had various bailout agreements now we've got this very cosy agreement that imposes austerity the problem is these austerity movements are going to make matters worse look at the unemployment rate in spain twenty two point eight percent you've got an unemployment rate in greece of eighteen point three percent we've got unemployment rate high and rising in italy and we're going to impose austerity measures you know we need work rule changes we need structural changes within the e.u. the tariff policies the agricultural policies the tax policies everything is horrendous but the solution is to turn everything into your own of the zone which is a socialist state with with funding and germany's essentially said no to that and they keep having to come back and say no no no i'm they thought i was there they have to say no to euro bonds before these european ministers give up on it you know i think i think a lot of times met i think we're going to see them keep saying it but my question because you mentioned the austerity and of course we see protests on the streets of italy

also imposed fresh sanctions yesterday and agreed on a coordinated withdrawal of u.s. ambassadors from the arab nation given iran's position as a primary oil exporter many worry the sanctions could backfire on western economies . in the yemeni city of tire its officials say at least twelve people have been killed in violent clashes between forces loyal to the president dissident tribesmen . erupted early thursday morning loyalist troops stormed the tribesmen stronghold in the city center the opposition want an end to president saleh thirty three year reign clashes have killed hundreds in the country since the un backed how a transfer deal was signed by the president failed to halt the violence. the mexican military has reportedly dismantled a huge telecommunications network used by drug cartels in the country's northern provinces the operation uncovered thousands of what it's called devices that gangs used to communicate and monitor ability movements this comes after six men were found gunned down in monterey on wednesday suspected victims of cartel attacks drug relate

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those stories still to come but first foreign ministers from europe of agreed to impose fresh sanctions against iran over its controversial nuclear program ahead of the talks in brussels british foreign secretary william hague called for increased economic pressure and isolation on iran's financial sector of course but it's a silly as mine. well coming out of the e.u. foreign affairs council today fresh sanctions indeed have been put on iran specifically on thirty nine individuals and one hundred forty one organizations they've been put on a sanctions list of asset freezes as well as visa bans this is a rather watered down version of what some countries in the e.u. would have wanted to begin with for example the u.k. and germany had been calling for definitely stronger sanctions and earlier this week france had been urging e.u. countries to immediately impose a acid free and asset freeze on the central bank of iran as well as suspend imports of oil from the country however this didn't go down well with some countries such as spain and greece and italy because they significantly rely on