international position and relevance. the international agency, which is the international atomic energy agency, must have global credibility, and based its charter, provide fair access to nuclear science, technology and... for all nations equally in a just manner, we expect the same behavior towards iran based on the charter provisions. we shouldn't face double standards. i hope. these pressures, especially those imposed by western countries on international organizations, not only within the atomic agency, be one day removed. we face similar political interventions and pressures in other international organizations, which western countries and particularly the united states impose, preventing these organizations from fulfilling their defined duties. we're witnessing this tragic and sorrowful bloodshed in gaza, where women, children, and defenseless people... being killed, and any resolution proposed at the un security council to end this bloodshit and crime, america vetos it. america is historically responsible and should answer for all this innocent blood being shed and supporting the crimes of zionists. this won't be er

the international energy agency named india as the country with the greatest demand for oil in the comingrs. according to experts. she will account for more than a third of growth by 2030, given the accelerated energy transition in leading economies and the less energy-intensive phase of development in china. against the background of urbanization and industrialization, the total demand for oil in india may increase by 1,200,000 barrels per day, to 6.5 million. the japanese stock market rose to its maximum. if the momentum continues, it could rise above the historical record of 1.989, driven by strong financial results from technology companies, especially chip manufacturing equipment manufacturers and chips. it was economic news, good mood, have a good day today. the morning broadcast on tv channels belarus 1 and belarus 24 continues with the program “zone x”. i'm karina pashkova. hello. tired of debt, you are not appreciated at work. enough, earn from $6.00 per month. such an advertising offer for residents of the capital was made with the help of leaflets by a 24-year-old foreigner, ho

international and that's why next year on the 50th anniversary of the atomic energy organization's establishment, we're organizing the first international nuclear conference in iran, welcoming various countries and the agency. our inaugural conference carries the message of peaceful nuclear technology for everyone and nuclear weapons for no one. in this regard, we're pleased that through an international initiative next year will be the initiators of an active movement to promote nuclear science. one of these nuclear power plants and see what it is actually capable of, so for instance the ber nuclear power plant, what is the capacity of its power production and what can we expect from it in the future? power plant number one in bcher is facility with nominal capacity of 1025 megw. this power plant in the year of 2023 has completed its 10th year of operation. to date, it has injected over 62 billion kilowatt hours of electricity into our national grid, preventing the emission of over 90 million cubic meters of greenhouse gases and saving approximately 90 million barrels of oil. this demonstrates iran commitment to clean energy. we're addressing a lag in the construction of power plants by expediting. the im

international, and that's why next year, on the 50th anniversary of the atomic energy organization's establishment, we're organizing the first international nuclear conference in iran, welcoming various countries and the agency. our inaugural conference carries the message of peaceful nuclear technology for everyone, and nuclear weapons for no one. in this regard, we're pleased that... through an international initiative next year will be the initiators of an active movement to promote nuclear sciences and technologies globally. now let's get a more in-depth look at one of these nuclear power plants and see what it is actually capable of, so for instance the ber nuclear power plant, what is the capacity of its power production and what can we expect from it in the future? the power plant number one in bucher is facility with nominal capacity of 1025 megwts. this power plant in the year of 2023 has completed its 10th year of operation. to date, it has injected over 62 billion kilowatt hours of electricity into our national grid, preventing the emission of over 90 million cubic meters of greenhouse gases and saving approximately 90 million barrels of oil. demonstrates iran commitment to clean energy. we're add

international and that's why next year on the 50th anniversary of the atomic energy organizations establishment. we're organizing the first international nuclear. conference in iran, welcoming various countries and the agencyinaugural conference carries the message of peaceful nuclear technology for everyone and nuclear weapons for no one. in this regard, we're pleased that through an international initiative next year, will be the initiators of an active movement to promote nuclear sciences and technologies globally. now let's get a more in-depth look at one of these. these nuclear power plants and see what it is actually capable of, so for for instance, the bucher nuclear power plant, what is the capacity of its power production and what can we expect from it in the future? power plan number one in boucher is facility with nominal capacity of 1025 megwts. this power plant in the year of 2023 has completed its 10th year of operation, to date it has injected. over 62 billion kilowatt hours of electricity into our national grid, preventing the emission of over 90 million cubic meters of greenhouse gases and saving approximately 90 million barrels of oil. this demonstrates iran commitment to clean energy. we

is not a job for the individual, his job holds an international position and relevance. international agency, which is the international atomic energy agency, must have. political interventions and pressures in other international organizations, which western countries and particularly the united states impose, preventing these organizations from fulfilling their defined duties. we're witnessing this tragic and sorrowful bloodshit in gaza, where women, children, and defenseless people are being killed, and any resolution proposed at the un security council to end this bloodshit and crime, america vetos it. america is historically responsible. should answer for all this innocent blood being shed and supporting the crimes of zionists. this won't be erased from history and will remain its conscience. the same applies to the iranian nuclear issue. we have repeatedly heard from all american intelligence agencies in the news and reports that iran does not have a military nuclear program, and they've observed this in their own inspections. therefore, using these platforms, using these institutions to advance the coersive goals of hegemonic

international position and relevance. the international agency, which is the international atomic energy agency, must have global credibility, and based its charter, provide fair access to nuclear science, technology and... for all nations equally, in a just manner. we expect the same behavior towards iran based on the charter provisions. we shouldn't face double standards. i hope these pressures, especially those imposed by western countries on international organizations, not only within the atomic agency, be one day removed. we face similar political interventions and pressures in other international organizations, which western countries and particularly the united states. impose, preventing these organizations from fulfilling their defined duties. we're witnessing this tragic and sorrowful bloodshed in gaza, where women, children, and defenceless people. are being killed, and any resolution proposed at the un security council to end this bloodshit and crime, america vetos it. america is historically responsible and should answer for all this innocent blood being shed and supporting the crimes of zionists. this won't be

and yet, if you're looking at the international energy agency, they say any new oil and gas fields arenconsistent with the target of 1.5 degrees temperature rise. is he wrong? the day after he said that, you said that you are going to develop rosebank in the north sea. there are big projects in canada. is that because the climate disaster? we have a balanced view on this. we think we need to continue developing oil and gas while we are increasing our investments in renewables. that's exactly what we do here in the uk. we invest in energy decarbonise the energy among others. the world needs oil and gas while we are doing the energy transition. lots of company news for you. unilever is chief executive said it is disappointed by the companies performance. and the market share eroded. it has a diverse portfolio, more than 400 brands around the world, covering more everything from food to household products. what did we learn from those results. let's hear now from danni hewson, head of financial analysis at aj bell. 0n on that collar was really interesting. a lot of stuff that their bus wa

the chief of the international atomic energy agency makes is a 4th visit to your of the largest nuclear power plant. i'm in a year long of russian accusations of ukraine risk in nuclear disaster by showing the area freedom of speech is our birthright. we were born with the right to say what we believe that right cannot be taken away, no matter who is in the white house. that says tucker carlson sits down with the russian president for an exclusive interview, creating a frenzy across the western media. and some outlets criticizing him for doing his job as a journalist and the canadian prime minister invited an s s veteran to the country's parliament where he was treated with applause last september. according to the russian embassy in ottawa, the you are watching archie international. i'm rachel ruble live in moscow. we start with breaking news from western russia. we're a powerful explosion has rock the factory and where to you. the look emergencies ministry says technical work at the facility cause the blast. a video circulating on social media shows a huge column of fire and smoke. th

and yet, if you look at the international energy agency, fatih birol says that any new oil and gas fieldsalf degrees temperature rise. is he wrong? he says there should be no new oil and gas fields. and the day after he said that, you announced you were going to develop rosebank in the north sea. you've got big new projects in canada. is that a collision course with climate disaster? we have a balanced view on this. we think we need to continue developing oil and gas while we are increasing our investments in renewables. and that's exactly what we do here in uk. we invest in rosebank, but also invest in the third largest offshore wind park, and also decarbonised energy. the world will need oil and gas for longer, while we're doing the energy transition. i've heard other companies, and your company has said this also, that you need the financial muscle that oil and gas gives you to be able to finance some of the renewables. what people get annoyed about is in a year like 2022, when everyone made record profits, that money was not ploughed into renewables, it was ploughed into share buyback

this number was announced by the international energy agency. l data shows, if the tourism industry continues in this direction, it will overtake the oil industry. government agencies still do not believe that the tourism industry can really replace oil, despite the activity of more than 19 thousand tourism units in the country, this industry still needs new accommodation centers due to the number of tourist attractions to attract domestic and foreign tourists. invasion tourists in this country need infrastructure . we could not provide the infrastructure at all and we will face a crisis. as a rule, hotels that have been in service for more than 10 to 15 years will be upgraded and developed with the help of the government and the education provided by the government. it is for the government to come and support, and this support , we as the private sector, anyway, we expect to prove this, it is not possible to build a hotel with 30-35% facilities in the document of the transformation of the people's government with the topic of tourism in the sec

this forecast international energy agency is contained in a report published for the ongoing energy forum that china is moving to a less energy-intensive phase; india will account for more than a third of global oil demand growth in the foreseeable future. experts give generally obvious justifications: the positive economic development of the country, dynamic population growth, and high rates of urbanization. russia is doing everything to free the hostages after the escalation of the conflict in the near future in the east, vladimir putin announced this at a meeting with the country's chief rabbi berl lazar and the head of the federation of jewish communities alexander boroda , at least killed during shelling of the southern part of the gas strip. working at the production center yakovlev helps build superjet passenger airliners. during this time, i managed to visit zhukovsky, where they tested the fuselage of an imported version of the aircraft. it seems to me that now is the ideal time for young people to realize themselves and become good specialists. aerodynamics is the basis of aviat

the international energy agency has announced that almost half of the safari cars sold in the world aresuvs, which on average consume 20 % more fuel than other cars. the failure of the freezer ruined decades of work by swedish researchers. blood cancer research samples collected by the swedish medical university over decades freezer failure bolt was lost on vacation. samples in tanks with nitre. the lost samples were vital for cancer research, the value of the samples was announced at 47 million dollars. the secretary general of yemen's ansarullah revealed america's attempt to camouflage its ships in the hard sea with the flag of the marshall islands. seyyed abdul malik badreddin warned the supporters of the zionist regime, emphasizing the continued targeting of american and british ships, if the aggression against the people of gaza is not stopped, sanaa's actions against the zionist regime and its allies will be more extensive. the secretary general of yemen's ansarullah, the united states and england are in arms octopus described the wickedness of oppression and rebellion of the jewi

and the international atomic energy agency took up the task to put out the fire. mister glossy, the head of the i. e. a is here is his phone. that's a visit to the zip irosia nuclear power plants and the expectations. uh well, they are mildly high because he's next like of the journey is most cool. it's been over a year since the 1st visit over i fi in crossing director general of i a, a to the plant in a conversation with me. he admit that he hasn't got much closer to the goals of his mission. well, unfortunately, we have conflict in the world. this is the role of i need the national immunization to provide, in the most difficult circumstances, this bridge that allows even if it's difficult for ideas to be exchanged. and then of course, uh, finding the best uh, solutions in this case. uh, we talked technical, technical solutions because we are not discussing politics here. we're discussing technical issues. this is how i see it. yes, we are concerned that there is no direct dialogue. we hope these weekends. but what is important is that these breach through the e

the chief of the international atomic energy agency makes is a 4th visit to europe largest nuclear power plants and mid year long russian accusations of ukraine rising at nuclear disaster by selling the area the canadian prime minister invited and s as a veteran to the countries parliament where he was rated with applause last september. that's according to the russian embassy in ottawa, the i'm rachel ruble live in moscow. you're watching r t international. we're covering the top news stories from around the world to begin in sweden, where the state prosecutor's office has officially pulled the plug on its investigation into the sabotage of the north stream. it gas pipelines in 2022 stock . com implied it has failed to identify any suspects or leads will openly sign it now lacks any further jurisdiction. for the case, the russian foreign ministry has condemned to the move of the see if see i see this with these prosecutor's office has officially decided to stop the federal investigation site. and the lack of swedish jurisdiction indicates that if we might substitute just before the end

the, the international atomic energy agency delegation headed by director general rafael gross. he has visited visa photos in nuclear plants on the russian military protection. the visit moxley plans, rotation of i a, a representatives of these are going to be a new flip on wednesday has reported the report a positive late on the call with the f as provided to ensure safety and security of the new care facility dispos visits to examples here since 2022 was the case k of deliberately targeting the plot throughout the conflict, potentially provoking to dissolve to it could affect the whole if you are with many thanks for your company this wednesday, that's all from me for today. rachel will, will behave with all the lights. this thing is up face and 15 minutes. thanks for watching the so many people questions. that name was true, provocative collateral or murder instead of collateral damage and the information. but as a former marine company commander, i knew enough of a horrible launch of war to know that that was in fact or there is no video of more market in history in the publ

the director general of the international atomic energy agency announced in a report on the eve of the meeting of the board of governors that the reserves of enriched uranium in iran have decreased in the last 3 months. in a confidential report for the member states of the council of governors, raphael grossi said that the amount of pure uranium in iran is high from november has decreased by 5%. according to this report , iran's 60% uranium reserves have decreased by 6.8 tenths of kg compared to the last 3 months and reached 121 kg. according to this report , iran's enriched uranium reserves have reached 27 times the limit set in the jcpoa. the next round of the meeting of the board of governors of the international atomic energy agency will be held in vienna next week. referring to the killing of nearly 30,000 civilians in gaza, the minister of foreign affairs said in a meeting with the minister of foreign affairs of finland: "unfortunately, with the politicization of human rights, the countries that claim human rights have not allowed to talk about this." terrible killings, the fact-

the international energy agency announced a week ago that america's share of european gas supply hasreased from 6% to 48%. a volcano in southwest iceland near the fishing port of grindavik immediately erupted for the second time this year. this is the sixth eruption in the rikinas peninsula since 2020. last month, volcanic lava caused several houses to catch fire in the same area. residents of the area had evacuated their homes an hour before the incident. dear compatriots, thank you for your attention and support. until the next part of the news. he was one of the few people of that period who came forward cameras. he became famous very soon. even more famous than his bosses. when he left iran , he started a secret life. it had been 45 years that he had not been sunny until last year, when a photo was published in the virtual space, his name came to the fore again. he had participated in the gathering of opponents of the islamic republic with his daughter and wife. tabeti, who sat in front of the camera as a security officer in the 40s and 50s, and looked into the eyes of the audien

the international atomic energy agency— the international atomic energy agency will continue to supportfforts, and we will also keep pushing _ these efforts, and we will also keep pushing for freedom and safety of navigation in the black sea and that badly— navigation in the black sea and that badly needed ukrainian and russian food and _ badly needed ukrainian and russian food and fertilisers reach the global— food and fertilisers reach the global market. the food and fertilisers reach the global market. food and fertilisers reach the ulobal market. ,, . ., , , ., global market. the secretary general s - ellin . global market. the secretary general sellin: out global market. the secretary general spelling out some _ global market. the secretary general spelling out some of— global market. the secretary general spelling out some of the _ global market. the secretary general spelling out some of the impacts of l spelling out some of the impacts of the war in ukraine over the past two years. we will continue to watch that. we expect the british foreign secretary to speak shortly and we wi

this number was announced by the international energy agency. lobal data shows, if the tourism industry continues in this direction , it will overtake the oil industry. government agencies have not yet come to believe that the tourism industry can really replace oil, despite the activity of more than 19,000 tourism units in the country. due to the number of tourist attractions , accommodation centers are still needed to attract domestic and foreign tourists. the influx of tourists to this country needs infrastructure. we could not provide the infrastructure at all. we will face a crisis . as a rule, hotels that have been in service for more than 10 to 15 years will be provided with the help of the government and the education provided by the government. regarding the promotion of these and the growth of tourism, we as the private sector have a lot of help, anyway, we expect the government to come and support and that. in the document on the transformation of the people's government with the topic of tourism, in the section explaining the imbalanc

the director general of the international atomic energy agency announced in a report on the eve of the meeting of the board of governors: "enriched uranium reserves in iran have decreased in the last 3 months." rafael grossi in. a confidential report for the member states of the council of governors said that the amount of high-enriched uranium in iran has decreased by 5% since november. according to this the report of iran's 60% uranium reserves decreased by 6 and 8 tenths of kilograms compared to the last three months and reached 121 half kilograms. according to this report , iran's stockpile of enriched uranium has reached 27 times the ceiling set in the jcpoa. the period. the meeting of the board of governors of the international atomic energy agency will be held in vienna next week. hamas has received a draft proposal for the gaza ceasefire talks and is considering it. this was announced by the reuters news agency, citing a senior source close to the negotiations . mediation was held in paris. earlier , it was announced that based on this plan, a six -week ceasefire will be establ

a week ago, the international energy agency announced that the share of the united states in the supplygas to europe increased from 6% to 48% it is arrived. about four months since the al-aqsa storm operation against the occupying regime of the quds lands. sorry, the occupation of the palestinian land has passed. al-aqsaad storm operation, zionist propaganda about intelligence power and. he broke their military and revealed the inability of the israeli regime against the resistance forces. following this defeat, the occupying regime of quds increased the intensity of its attacks and carried out crimes that are genocide from many points of view. a number of people in england see consequences for this event which, according to them , are not reflected in the western media. my jewish friends in the occupied territories they are selling their houses and properties and telling the palestinians that we are leaving here and will not return. since october 7, 500,000 to 1 million jews have left israel, and 250,000 jews did not return to the occupied territories after the attack by hamas. people'

of global co2 emissions africa is experiencing serious climate problems according to the international energy agency company — infinity power — is hoping to make a difference. i spoke to the chairman mohamed mansour. we currently have 1.3 gigawatts in operation across three countries. egypt, senegal and south africa. we produce a400 gigawatt hours per year. powering almost two million homes. the biggest challenge we see in africa is basically the bankability of projects on the continent and the grid capacity to be able to evacuate the energy into the grids. in senegal, we havejust seen, a significant delay by nine months to their general election. this is a real concern, the impact it will have on democracy there, where it is seen as a bastion of stability. you operate in senegal. your thoughts on that? it's not a good thing in my opinion. government should stick to the dates of elections. but then again, the details behind that, we are not fully aware of, so the reasons behind that i cannot comment. also elections in south africa, another country you say you operate in significantly. in south afric

that the head of the international atomic energy agency has led a delegation on that visit to this upper rosie a nuclear plant under russian. the luxury protection raphael cut off reported positively on combined efforts to ensure the safety and security of the facilitate . moscow has accused of, of deliberately targeting. what is your largest nuclear station for like the conflict with more? here's ortiz, ego, or should of the war in ukraine brought the issue of nuclear safety back into europe, spot life. in the very 1st days of the military operation, russia established control over these upper rogia atomic power plant. since then, the facility became the target of regulate shillings keeps the work out. so the key of regime continues publications in order to create a nuclear disaster at the zip powers you powers on to me on august 28th from ukrainian troops used to trying to attack the territory of the pond to the the drum was shot down while approaching the special building, number one, the load which stores american my nuclear fuel in solid radioactive waste, in the international atomi

energy and climate ministers from around the world are gathering in paris for the international energy agencyit is the 50th anniversary since it was established after the 1973 oil crisis. a short time ago, the us special presidential envoy for climatejohn kerry hit out at china for its continuing coal production. apologies we do not seem to have the sound and not seem to have the sound are not, we will try and get that for you. let's speak to carole nahkle, ceo of crystol energy. she's in frankfurt. tell us about the organisation, it was formed in 73 after the oil crisis so remind us what that wasn't how we have come. the crisis so remind us what that wasn't how we have come.— how we have come. the 73 oil crisis hat-ened how we have come. the 73 oil crisis happened when _ how we have come. the 73 oil crisis happened when members _ how we have come. the 73 oil crisis happened when members of- how we have come. the 73 oil crisis happened when members of opeci happened when members of 0pec decided to reduce production in retaliation to the western powers support to the war between egypt and isra

implementing and reaching that goal that we wanted. look, the objective outline by the international atomic energy agency, ia and the global pursuit, particularly in the recent cop-28 summit in abudabi where countries to triple their nuclear power capacities aims at carbon emission reduction: carbon emission reduction is attainable through increased nuclear power plant capacity. however, not all countries or locations can accommodate large-scale nuclear. nuclear plants, hence research into miniature technology has been underway, this aims to design and build small scale widely distributed nuclear power plants in various countries, facilitating the pursuit of the 2050 net zero carbon emission goal, because nuclear power plants efficiency is often over 93 to 95%, unlike other power plants with significantly lower efficiency. quality and cleanliness of this energy emphasizes accelerating this ia defined goal through scientific and engineering endeavors. now the fourth goal that you mentioned for the atomic energy organization of iran was the usage of irradiation and the tools that we used to protect the ope

and yet, if you look at the international energy agency, fatih birol says that any new oil and gas fields target of one and one half degrees temperature rise. is he wrong? he says there should be no new oil and gas fields. and the day after he said that, you announced you were going to develop rosebank in the north sea. you've got big new projects in canada. is that a collision course with climate disaster? we have a balanced view on this. we think we need to continue developing oil and gas while we are increasing our investments in renewables. and that's exactly what we do here in uk. we invest in rosebank, but also invest in the third largest offshore wind park, and also energy decarbonised and energy. decarbonised energy. the world will need oil and gas for longer while we're doing the energy transition. i've heard other companies, and your company has said this also, that you need the financial muscle that oil and gas gives you to be able to finance some of the renewables. what people get annoyed about is in a year like 2022, when everyone made record profits, that money was not ploug

this forecast was announced by the international energy agency. at the same time, domestic production in india will continue to decline despite efforts to increase investment. in total, by 2030 oil production will be about 540,000 barrels per day. the reduction will be 60,000 barrels. over the next 10 years, the world faces a long period of debt crisis, which for some countries could end fatally, such forecasts are given by experts and analysts. currently , global debt has risen to 300. a slow financial death awaits. this was the economic news. i wish you success in business and good mood. see you. the morning broadcast on tv channels belarus 1 and belarus 24 continues with the program zone x. i am yuri shevchuk. hello. forensic experts helped shed light on the circumstances of the chauss murder. in november. last year, the corpse of a fifty-year-old man with signs violent death was found in an apartment where two brothers, 63 and 52 years old, lived. as it turned out, during the investigation, the aggressive owner did not like the nervousness of

of this breakthrough approach, nuclear energy from the point of view of regulatory supervision in this sense , rostekhnadzor, the international atomic energy agencyha, have a very, i would say, detailed, scrupulous regulatory framework we need about... all stages of the development of this technology demonstrate safety at every stage, efficiency, confirmation of the declared parameters, confirmed characteristics at the critical stand will serve as the basis for passing our supervisory authorities to obtain permission to build this reactor. obninsk scientists assembled a model of the bn 1200m core in less than 2 months , a kind of record, physical... the launch, when they began to load blocks of nuclear fuel into mock-up rods, was in december twenty-third , and this is how the world's largest fuel assembly turned out . now the assembly, as nuclear scientists say, has reached critical mass, which means a balance when there are as many outgoing neutrons as there are being created. to conduct experiments , scientists will change the power of the controlled nuclear reaction, first with one type of promising nuclear fuel, then with another. at the crit

and the international energy agency has told us, if all of you countries, you governments cannot do everythingu have promised to do in glasgow, in sharm el—sheikh, and now in dubai, we could be at 1.5 degrees. so it is reality check time in every respect, for every government in the world, every business in the world. it is incumbent _ business in the world. it is incumbent for _ business in the world. it is incumbent for the - business in the world. it is incumbent for the two - business in the world. it is incumbent for the two biggest superpowers to go at the same pace. you have a very close relationship with your chinese counterpart. is it a coincidence that you have both stepped down at the same time? yes. it is. butl stepped down at the same time? yes. it is- but i got— stepped down at the same time? yes. it is. but | got the — stepped down at the same time? 133 it is. but i got the feeling being at the cop summit that... we talked about it, he — at the cop summit that... we talked about it, he told _ at the cop summit that... we talked about it, he told me _ at the cop summit that... we

non-proliferation of nuclear weapons in 1970, and careful investigations and reports by the international atomic energy agency, have shown the islamic republic's compliance with the treaty over the years even more reassuring than the treaty and the iaea reports, is the clear and strict stance of islam that is the very foundation of the islamic republic. even at the height of saddam's invasion of iran, when the bassis regime in iraq was bombing iranian cities with chemical weapons, the late leader of the revolution imam khameini declared that it's forbidden for the iranian military to respond in kind. he himself prevented the production of chemical weapons on the grounds that islam does not permit using weapons of mass destruction aimed to inflict harm on civilians. then there's the verdict issued by the current leader of the islamic republic (ayatullah khamenei) that reaffirms that the use of wmds using chemical weapons and nuclear weapons is strictly forbidden in islam, and yet the us with well over 500 nuclear warheads and the israeli regime with some 400 nuclear warheads has... have committed countless cri

non-proliferation of nuclear weapons in 1970, and careful investigations and reports by the international atomic energy agency have shown the islamic republic's compliance with the treaty over the years. even more reassuring than the treaty. and the iaea reports is the clear and strict stance of islam that is the very foundation of the islamic republic. even at the height of saddam's invasion of iran, when the bassis regime in iraq was bombing iranian cities with chemical weapons, the late leader of the revolution imam khumeini declared that it's forbidden for the iranian military to respond in kind. he himself prevented the production of chemical weapons on the grounds that islam does not permit. using weapons of mass destruction aimed to inflict harm on civilians. then there's the verdict issued by the current leader of the islamic republic (ayatullah khamenei) that reaffirms that the use of wmds using chemical weapons and nuclear weapons is strictly forbidden in islam, and yet the us with well over 500 nuclear warheads and the israeli regime with some 400 nuclear warheads have committed countless crimes to

like it's announced several times and within 15 reports presented by inspectors of the international atomic energy agency, they have stated that iran's nuclear program has been peaceful on the basis of international laws and regulations and on the basis of the comprehensive safegards agreement. this is a ruling, it's an educt religious f by the leader of iran's islamic revolution that clearly states that there's ban on proliferation of nukes and also we have on the basis of our commitments as per the rights that we have and sipulated for the continuation of our peaceful nuclear activities. uh ia to be a stage for raising political issues. okay, nasa khanani, the iranian government spokes person there with his weekly press conference um addressing uh reporters uh again the focus on this uh uh became the us israely genocide that's happening there in the gaza strip. however, when he began he talked about the how the 45th anniversary of the islamic revolution was commemorated and that uh the mood still is uh prevalence in terms of uh how that is uh the uh uh mode of thought that is uh um in the islamic repub

the russian prickly himself surpassed $180 billion last year card that according to the international energy agency and is only slightly below prewar revenues in 2021, just slightly below now of course that biden would listen to truck, and drill baby drill, and the u.s. is reducing 50 million barrels a day, we should be, and oil prices closer to 40 and 80 then putin would've never had any money to finance his ukraine more but he does have money and he is producing somewhere between ten and 11 million barrels a day is about the same as prewar. meanwhile the biden's have never enforced what is called secondary sanctions, in other words, never saw third-party countries. like in trying our india or turkey where he ran, probably several others and never stopped them from doing business with russia. never pretty and, the biden administration has never fully sanctioned russia's big oil companies or russia's big x who landed to the oil companies. new were carves out all of the place, and finally, the findings a referee to the russian central bank reserve funds that are now part of them in the united states

our foreign ministry called on the international atomic energy agency to pay attention to another provocationn the area of ​​the zaporozhye nuclear power plant. our diplomats. west factions repelled an attempt by ukrainian armed forces attack aircraft to break through the defense line. the movements of the nationalists were detected using drones. the coordinates were transmitted to the crews of the d-30 howitzers, who stopped the advance with accurate fire. in the southern donetsk direction , marine infantry attack aircraft took up new positions. in the area of ​​the village of novomikhailovka , places where nationalists were stationed in abandoned residential buildings were destroyed. marines in this area are advancing with the support of aviation and artillery. grad crews in the same area eliminated fortified strongholds, and equipment hit the infantry location. there are defeats to lightly armored equipment, defeats. armed forces infantry, strongholds, it takes on average 4 to 5 minutes to reach the target, about a minute, a minute and a half, departure, and then 2 minutes to aim. the mili

followed, iran fulfilled its obligations 100%, and and all of this was attested to by the international atomic energy agency, and what happened, the united states goes and rips up its own deal, so you know this shows that that that iran has has really done everything uh to to be a peaceful country, iran has never attacked another country or invaded another country, it only seeks diplomacy and it only seeks empower others and and and even when you sit down with the united states and you try to to to hash things out they they um they uh just rip up agreements and walk away because the their nature of the the nature of american leaders unfortunately is is imperialism and it is to to attack those who resist so you know it's it's no wonder that the access of resistance is vilified um there's a reason that yemen is bombed and syria is bombed and syria sanctioned and iran is also attacked it's it's precisely because of this because they have a common... principle and they have uh they're steadfast, they remain um true to their cause and to their course and they they refuse to you know to to accept the the previous

river, leaving the nuclear power station right on the front line two years on, the international atomic energy agency, which has inspectors at the plant, is sounding the alarm. >> you're responsible for nuclear security all around the world >> yes >> is this the most dangerous nuclear facility on the planet right now? >> it's the most dangerous situation that we have it's my job not to sow panic but at the same time i have to tell the truth of what is happening. >> reporter: nuclear experts point to three main dangers first, a military strike on the plant, either accidental or deliberate second, a power cut. the plant's six uranium reactors require electricity for cooling. but ukrainian officials say three of the four power lines are damaged and the fourth is faulty there have already been eight blackouts as recently as december >> when you have a blackout, the cooling function of the reactors is lost and you could have a meltdown >> reporter: and finally, it's understaffed ukrainians say the russians have been abusing employees. 11,000 people worked at the plant before. only 4,000 work there now. ir

countries agree not to develop or seek nuclear weapons, and they accept safeguards by the international atomic energy agencyar activities are strictly peaceful, that no nuclear facilities or nuclear materials are being used for weapons purposes. it basically provides stability in the international system, in the global nuclear order. the treaty limited the number of countries that developed nuclear weapons. but the �*70s and early �*80s saw a massive arms race between the two major players, america and russia. during the cold war, they ramped up the number of nuclear warheads to over 70,000 between them. the fear was they could set off an all—out nuclear war with devastating consequences. the enemy realises that an attack on the united states would likely mean committing national suicide. nobody wins in nuclear war because both sides are sure to suffer terrible damage. during the cold war years, we were constantly at loggerheads. we had a lot going on to try to get our hands around the threat of nuclear weapons and the threat of nuclear holocaust, because it is an existential threat to humanity. it was some