imran khan's government's fascism.. and i still believe that imran khan has not understood that it's not about one man, it's about institutional mentality. and so even today, i have a major problem with the fact that mr imran khan says that i'm willing to talk to the military, but i'm not willing to talk to politicians, because that is what politics is. all political parties have to sit together and form a new charter of democracy, or chart a new way forward, without the interference of the military. so, i'm a critic of imran khan. i'm a critic of the current government, as well. i don't support any political party in pakistan. my only affiliation, if ever, has been with civil rights movements like the pashtun tahafuz movement, like baloch yakjehti committee, so, i don't have any political ambitions or aspirations. do you regard him as wrongfully imprisoned? would you ever defend him? a un panel has said he's arbitrarily detained. he's been in prison now for more than a year with continuing cases brought against him. i

press to be correspondent in islamabad has more release imran khan was the chant of thousands of. supporters of pakistan's imprison former prime minister imran khan who gathered in country's largest punjab province on saturday to demand his release. imran khan has been in custody for over year and is facing more than 150 legal cases, including allegations of corruption. he was out state from office in 2022 following no confidence vote in parliament. imran khan is the only leader who speaks for the people, his arrest. is unjust and politically motivated, he has been fighting for the two democracy in pakistan and this is the price he is paying 47. the current government is scared of imran khan's popularity because they know he will win in a free election. that's why they are keeping him behind bars. we won't stop protesting until he is released. the rally held in lahore was followed by a police crackdown on khan's key allies and party workers. resulting in over 100 arrests across the country. khan, key opponent of current prime minister shabaz sharif continues to maintain wide sprea

imran khan is now facing the consequences of his own actions during his tenure as prime minister. his government's disregard for law and order, blatant misuse of power and oppressive tactics against his political. rivals are now coming back toward him while refusing to negotiate with his political rivals, imran khan has expressed his party's willingness to engage with the powerful military for what he calls the betterment of the country. naser gazmi, press tv, islamabad and there you have those with the top stories on press tv. thank you for being with us, take care and bye-bye. the sun shown to announce the beginning of new day. it was the 13th day of the war on the gaza's rap. look at the missile. what did we do to deserve? being hit by this, the army bombed the children on the beach and destroyed our houses, they killed children, men, women and old men, i have other place to go, so now my children and i are homeless. it is the israelis habit from ages, they say the children fire rockets. the hall of africa region is on edge, a controversal agreement between ethiopia and somalia

thousands of supporters of pakistan's imprisoned, former prime minister imran khan have rallied in the country's largest province punjab to demand his release. his supporters. this detention as politically motivated. press tv correspondent in islam about nasa kasmi has more release imran khan was the chat of thousands of supporters of pakistan's impresion former prime minister imran khan who gathered in country's largest punjab province on saturday to demand his release. imran khan has been in custody for over year and is facing more than 150 legal cases. including allegations of corruption. he was outstate from office in 2022, following no confidence vote in parliament. imran khan is the only leader who speaks for the people, his arrest is unjust and politically motivated. he has been fighting for the true democracy in pakistan and this is the price he is paying. the current government is scared of imran khan's popularity because they know he will win in a free election. that's why they are keeping him behind bars, we won't stop protesting until he is released. the rally held in lahor

imran khan is now facing the consequences of his own actions during his tenure as prime minister. his government's disregard for law and order, blatant misuse of power and oppressive tactics against his political rivals are now coming back toward him. while refusing to negotiate with his political rivals, imran khan has expressed his party's willingness to engage with the powerful military for what he calls the betterment of the country. nasik azme press tv islamabad and that is for world news. thanks for being with us. this bye-bye for now. the story of a brave pilot ready. to bestow his life for iran, warrior who spent 10 tough years in captivity during the iran-iraq war, tail of disloyalty and shame, sorrows and miseries. get ready to be moved, inspired. and forever changed by the extraordinary story of muhammad riza salavati. the cries of the small tiny voices wisping through the darkness the cold. where is the world in its grandure and might? what goes his children tremble in fright? no food on the table, no medicine in sight, bombs raining down, turning day into night. a mot

khan in supporters of pakistans of political party which is led by imprison former prime minister imran khan gathered near the capital islamabad on sunday to demand his release. since his arrest khan supporters have encountered increasing restrictions and ges in organizing large rallies. the event in islamabad conducted under strict security measures drew thousands of participants you chatted against the government and vowed to persist in their campaign until khan is free. it is internationally recognized that he has been is under arrest illegally. it has in whole world they have recognize that he has done nothing. he is a honest and loyal to pakistan man and "he is just behind b just due to loyalty, i've seen him speaking to world leaders, i've seen him speaking to religious leaders around the world, educational leaders, you see incredible individual, someone who should be somewhere in the public you know giving what he has to give, i mean that's one thing, so a crime that he's locked up for over year now, i believe, khan has been jailed since may last year on charges of corruption, tr

imran khan's political opponents have accused the jailed expremier of damaging the country's reputation, saying the former prime minister could only be released from jail via courts after facing cases against him. nasik azmi, press tv. it's all about and that does with this additional world news, thanks for being with us, it's bye-bye for now, the... gorbacev was preparing himself for better days, days when the soviet people, like the americans could live well. people had pinned their hoops on gorbachev, and gorbachev had pined his hopes on reagan. gorbachev knew if the united states collaborated with the soviet union, the europeans would follow suit. neither gorbachev's economic policies nor his attempts to trade with the west. nor expecting international loans worked, the russians decided to stop the gamble they had started 15 years ago with gorbachev.

imran khan's political opponents have accused the jailed expremair of damaging the country's reputation, saying the former prime minister could only be released from jail via courts after facing cases against him. nasik az me, press tv, islamabad. that brings us to the end of this edition of world news on press tv. thank you for watching. levi left us letter, my mother had found it, here is to all the ones i love, i'm sorry i could not... take it anymore, so it is time for me to go, to go where the sun is always sunny and the grass is always green, and the flowers smell like honey. the happy sun that i had known that loved life so much and loved children and animals, now we just seem like this shell of a... person, i think he could still be here today, had he been given the proper treatment. "if i stop, you must live to tell my story, to sell my face, to buy a piece of clot and some strings." make it white with a long tale so that a child somewhere in gaza looking heaven in the eye awaiting his dad who left in a blaze and bid no one fail well not even to his flesh not even to himself se

america, whether it's asia, this government is implementing united state state department agenda, imran khan's political opponents have accused the jailed x premaer of damaging the country's reputation saying the former prime minister could only be released from jail via courts after facing cases against him press tv islam now live and listen to the weekly press conference with ministry spokes person.

imran khan's political opponents have accused the jailed expremair of damaging the country's reputation, saying the former prime minister could only be released from jail via courts after facing cases against him. nasek kazmi press tv islamabad. that does with this additional world news. thanks for being with us. it's bye-bye for now. کبوتر اصلاً اینقدر هواپیما آمد من هواپیمای عراقی دیدم که دو سه تا بودن طرف مغرب ما حمله کردن و شروع کردن به شلیک راکت وقتی می خورد زمین یه دود سفید از اینا خارج میشد اصلاً انتظار نداشتیم که این شیمیایی باشه بیش از ۱۰۰ هزار شیمیایی تو ایران هست نگاه کردم دیدم بدنش سوخته گفتیمو این مأمور کنید بره خارج. i didn't know if he could have survive or not. you may not have noticed, but numbers are sometimes more meaningful than words in your daily life. some numbers like 2,974, or 91,00, or 47,245, remind afghans of some bitter realities.

since his removal following no confidence vote in april 2022, imran khan has become highly controversial claiming his auster was a part of a military led conspiracy by political rivals and backed by the us. pakistan's military and washington. deny these claims, but his supporters have maintained the foreign conspiracy narrative. as i see the role of united states, rest of the world, fitna, fitna that creates misery for innocent people all over the world, whether it's africa, whether it's latin america, whether it's asia, this government is implementing united state state department. agenda imran khan's political opponents have accused the jailed ex-premaer of damaging the country's reputation saying the former prime minister could only be released from jail via courts. after facing cases against him, nasik kazmi, press tv, islamabad. and with that report from asamabad, it brings us to the end of this world news bulletin, right here, press tv. thanks so much for staying with us. the siege of gaza must end. we're coming back and we'll keep coming back until palestine is free! mr. speaker,

come here to munch on pies , to investigate our dad's case, i got it, i got it, they hushed up with imran, i'm off, then, if anything, i 'll yell at you, smart guy, come on, come on, come on, come on, when we finish, we'll call you, we'll be nearby, put on your lipstick, hello company, i bow to you from the plague, i thank you for the bow, and he is reciprocated, and what is your name, starostin, nikita, mardvin, zubarik, and is it for us, yours or the plague, mine? hello, excuse me, are you by any chance marina nikolaevna? yes, i am, and you? i am starostin from moscow, they should have called you about me, starostin, starostin, no, you know, no one called, i knew it, as always they forgot. i listen to you, konstantin nikolaevich, the thing is that i don’t have an official document, i’m here on vacation with my mother, but i urgently need an archive. i am indebted to you i'll stay, you can ask for anything, even the moon. okay, okay, i understand you, and what do you want? well, to begin with, i want to invite you to a cafe. no, you shouldn't do that. i don't like the local establishment

i'm sure that he with imran will definitely make a scandal, i won't let them, i'll try them on, onceyou 'll come to work drunk, you'll go to work on the highway, got it, pussy, go, go back here. the tip-off, buy something for your son, go, work! what's strange? well, you said something strange there, then shut up, the death is strange, it seems like someone realized that they were interested in the father's case, removed the witness , covered their tracks. well, yeah, there's just one thing i can't understand, why the hell did you make an official request? official? what did you do, and how else can you get the information? oh, lord, what am i trying to say, kostya? we need to get to rostov to make some dust, and then figure out on the spot what's what, this is it, mom's birthday is coming soon, she needs a present, of course, but what about it, give me some money? what a dog, what do you have there, please grant me an unscheduled vacation, what vacation, kostya, you were just on vacation, at your own expense, it's just mom's birthday, if my memory serves me right, you were there rec

this painting is a gift from the famous pakistani artist imran khan, who came to belarus this year to part in the exhibition of his paintings in the national library of belarus. here you can see that the painting is best shows the traditions, national costumes, and also the sights of pakistan. the center we are in now was opened in january of the twenty-third year, and here you can see the most popular products that pakistan is famous for, and which pakistan also exports to other countries, these are leather swords that are used for international championships, these are fabrics, these are textile products, these are surgical instruments, leather goods, salt lamps and many other different items. i can to say that the work of a diplomat, or a diplomatic mission never ends, it only has a starting point, and of course, the potential for developing relations between both countries is very large, we have created a good base over the past 3 years, i would also like to mention all the memorandums of understanding that all agreements have been signed, we use this as a platform for developing

this painting is a gift from the famous pakistani artist imran khan, who came to belarus this year to take part in an exhibition of his paintings in the national library of belarus. here you you can see that the picture shows the traditions, national costumes, and also the sights of pakistan in the best way. the center where we are now was opened in january of the twenty-third year. and here you can see the most popular products that pakistan is famous for and which pakistan also exports to other countries. these are leather swords that are used for international fifa championships, these are fabrics, these are textile products, these are surgical instruments, leather goods, salt lamps and many other different subjects. i can say that the work of a diplomat is either. a diplomatic mission never ends, it only has a starting point, and of course, the potential for developing relations between both countries is very large. we have created a good base over the past 3 years. i would also like to mention all the memorandums of understanding that all the agreements have been signed. we use t

this ceremony was held in different cities of yemen, including sana'a, saada, hodeidah, ma'rab and imran. secretary general of yemen's ansarullah movement in this ceremony, referring to the operation. he said: the operation was carried out with a missile that has high technologies. according to al-housi, this missile managed to hit the target by traveling a distance of more than 2,000 kilometers and passing through the enemy's systems. tabir general of yemen's ansarullah movement considered this operation in line with the fifth stage of intensifying measures and emphasized: yemen's operation will continue as long as the war and siege against gaza continues. continues the head of the privatization organization said that last year, 6 thousand billion tomans of income from the production site was deposited into the treasury. according to mr. bazian , 213 properties were sold last year, or those who were cleared do not accompany them, they do not have a culture of selling . which caused a law to remain on the ground for 10 years, the plan to generate government assets is not just about regis

hello, dear viewers , welcome to news section 24, shiraz on the reid of imran and abadani, with the presence of the minister of interior, 66 construction projects were inaugurated in shiraz or their implementation began , mr. momeni. in the opening ceremony of these projects, he emphasized the approach of the ministry of interior to prioritize. in and determining their duties is based on economic and employment creation. today in shiraz, mr. momeni both inaugurated the project and ordered the construction of the project. the projects that were opened were 14 artificial grass fields with a credit of 32 billion tomans by shiraz municipality. focusing on actually less privileged schools and actually more disadvantaged areas. in fact, these collections were created to be available to dear students in the mornings and to be available to local people in the evenings and nights. a total of 66 projects with a credit of 12 thousand billion tomans were opened or their construction started today with the presence of the minister of interior. the executive operation of phase d of shahid ayatollah raisi

demonstrating like we're doing here in europe but nothing is happening and there is our prime minister imran khan just for the clock because i have. to wrap up now, i'm intervening in the most important issue that you raised, which is very close to my heart. i have the two highest civil awards in pakistan, the halali kham, the halali pakistan, the latter was for my work on kashmir. i have spoken many times about kashmir, the speeches are available on the internet, but it's entirely correct that you bring up the fact. that the people of held kashmir are under the jackboot of military occupation in exactly the same way that the palestinian people are, and for almost exactly the same amount of time, imagine, and there was a common denominator between both kashmir and palestine, both are blunders and crimes of the british empire, it was britain that in its cack-handed handling of awarding independence to india and the subsequent partition of the country and allowing maharajas to declare where their territory that they owned would be placed as between india and pakistan, and it was britain throug

we present you shiraz on the rail of imran abadani. today, in the presence of the minister of interior, 66 construction projects were inaugurated in shiraz or their implementation. the artificial grass field with a credit of 32 billion tomans was contributed by shiraz municipality. focusing on in fact , underprivileged schools and areas are actually more deprived . in fact, these collections were made available to dear students in the morning and in the evenings and nights to the people of the area. a total of 66 buildings with a credit of 12,000 billion tomans were inaugurated today with the presence of the minister of interior . the executive operation of phase d of shahid ayatollah raisi highway was also launched today , there are several intersections, there is a tunnel in the middle of the route, and there are several waterway bridges. the project is worth 790 billion tomans. it will be fully operational, the minister of the interior said at the ceremony to start the construction of the second phase of this big project, any projec

demonstrating like we're doing here in europe, but nothing is happening and there is our prime minister imran khan as just for uh the clock because i have to wrap up now and intervening in the most important issue that you raised, which is very close to my heart. i have the two highest civil awards in pakistan, the halali kham, the halali pakistan, the latter was for my work on kashmir. i have spoken many times about kashmir, the speeches are available on the internet, but it's entirely correct that you bring up the fact that the people of... kashmir are under the jackboot of military occupation exactly the same way that the palestinian people are, and for almost. exactly the same amount of time, imagine, and there was a common denominator between both kashmir and palestine, both are blunders and crimes of the british empire, it was britain that in its cack-handed handling of awarding independence to india and the subsequent partition of... the country and allowing maharajas to declare where their territory that they owned would be placed as between india and pakistan, and it was britain thro

on pakistan to normalize relations of israel and that was a small part but part of the removal of imran khan from the from from the pakistani premiership now what was interesting about the documentary is i interviewed the information minister who's also the transition government spokesman and he gave the most honest and frank interview - to my surprise actually i was like you sure you want me to keep this stuff in, but he basically said in the lead up to the 2020 elections the trump administration put immense pressure on sudan to normalize relations with israel, yeah before that it was going slowly, but but what trump wanted it as an election kind of this is one of the things. that i've achieved, yeah, um, so they said to them, if you want sudan to be lifted of the state sponsor of terror, you have to normalize relations with israel, yeah, before that, the conditions were different, it was distance yourself from iran, which until until the war in yemen, 2013, 2014, it had pretty good relations with iran, they wanted to completely distance themselves from eran was one of the conditions,

alexandra imran, in short, questions to sensei, this is to you, why sensei?sei in japanese is a teacher, a trainer, what types of martial arts, combat sports, what is the correct name, what do you teach? uh, i myself started teaching exactly skiya kushinka and karate, having been involved in this sport since i was 4 years old, i am a master of sports, my mother put me in this sport, and then i also started teaching kikushenko karate, but in my life i was involved in wrestling in different ways at the same time types and it turns out that now at the moment i teach not only... karate at the same time i give the guys exactly wrestling technique, so that they were not only able to hit with their hands and feet, but were able to fight and fall correctly, and fall correctly, by the way, in karate the style of kakushenkai is the ninth qyu, you are like that, yes, we came, we came from the khabarovsk federation and we were evaluated and we had certain competitions there, that is, it was 2 days, then we were issued certificates , i have the ninth qyu, the tenth is the