would better its relations with iran.do you agree with this? we must calculate the cost and benefits of supporting resistance groups. which one is to our own interest supporting? them or abandoning them. the fact is, israel and the united states have been striving over the past few decades to disintegrate the region into tiny countries. they are reportedly after dividing iran into seven small countries, and syria and iraq each into three countries. they want to do so to other big countries in the region. this is the so-called goliver's strategy. israel wants to be like golliver by turning other. support for the palestinian cause, on the one hand, some believe that supporting the palestinian cause is at the expense of the country's national interests, while others maintain that standing up for palestine does not endanger iran's national interest and actually they're both in the same line. what is your opinion and where do you stand regarding these two rather opposing views? basically there is no conflict between. in suppor

meanwile, iran and pakistan have bow to jointly fight terrorism. announcement signals efforts to rebuild ties following missile attacks on each other's border regions. gisummedi, how's your story? brother. vowing. to fight the common threat of terrorism and reiterating their commitment to improving bilateral relations. iran and pakistan are back on the right track to boost ties following titftat missile attacks on each other's border regions, where terrorist separatist groups have been active. we are saying this loud and clear for the terrorists to listen carefully. iran and pakistan will not allow terrorists to create insecurity in the... make no mistake, we are one nation in two different geographical areas and both sides strongly respect each other's territorial integrity. in islam abad in response to his pakistani counterparts official invitation, hossain amir abdul discussed ways to fight against the terrorists based along the iran-pakistan border areas that are in his words supported by hostile third countries. many iranian and pakistani. hav

would better its relations with iran.alculate the cost and benefits of supporting resistance groups, which one is to our own interest, supporting them or abandoning them. the fact is, israel and the united states have been striving over the past few decades to disintegrate the region into tiny countries. they are reportedly after dividing iran into seven small countries, and syria and iraq each into three countries. they want to do so to other big countries in the region. this is the so-called golivers strategy. israel wants to be like gollivar by turning other countries in the region. iran's support of the palestinian cause is moral, religious and ideological and at the same time based on real politique. there seems to be to opposing views regarding iran's national interests and its support for the palestinian. cause on the one hand, some believe that supporting the palestinian cause is at the expense of the country's national interest, while others maintain that standing up for palestine does not endanger iran's nationa

it's very much in the interest of the people of iran as well as all of iran's neighbors and us for usormation was it sourced by the nko itself, or was the mka used as a vehicle to to uh to provide this information uh to the to the public? there is reason to believe that in the case of the natan's information that this information was actually a product of a third agency, an outside party uh israel uh which developed this intelligence. and then israel used the mko as the vehicle to to spread this information because of the mco's past record of having intelligence information relevant to the um to the uh islamic republic. do you believe that the israelis are working with the people's mujahadian of iran? right? do you believe israel is working with with iranian dissidents? i would say this, iran is is um highly alert to the possibility of israels infiltrating it with false identities trying to kill people, sabotage the iranian nuclear project, and therefore it is very hard for israelis to work in iran, and it might that is that unlike the history of most of the history of israeli intelli

you know what iran has learned many years ago is that when there is attack on iran, there should be atacks will increase, and there is historically there has been sometimes months before iran responds to attack so... "the timing of it is chosen by iran in this case it just took a couple of weeks, but sometimes it takes longer, so that's not, it's not certain what..." time iran would respond and and would fight back, what is not in doubt is the fact that whoever harms iran is going to see a response from iran that's going to be proportionate and it's going to be severe in terms of making sure that this type of activities are not continued and this is how iran has been dealing with the israelis and this is how iran has been de with isis, this is how iran has been dealing with the united states, and i hope this is a lesson they take, because continuation of these activities against iran will cost them dearly. okay, appreciate that. universal lecturer and policy analy. now iran says that the irgc is strikes on targets in syria and iraq are in line with the country's efforts to combat terr

all right, now iran is adamant, it has announced it that iran wants to keep fighting terrorism and it's announced it's prepared to cooperate at the regional and international level to that end, like it did in iraq and syria, you remember in the course of which... is anti-terror icon general sulaimani, so let's talk about such efforts and what it takes to tackle the issue of terrorism once and for all in this part of world, where we have. us and is really uh intervention interferences and destabilizing moves? it's enough to look at the let's let's say the last decade and the wars that we had in the region. what you can see is that iran is supporting the countries in the region believing that if the countries themselves work for the security the security would be in place. unlike iran, americans want the countries for the sake of the american interests, iran wants the countries for the sake of their own interests, so iran is helping iraq for security of iraq and for the sake of the people of iraq. iran is helping syria for the sake of people of syria and what's for the sake of security of

iran was forced to produce them.hus, thanks to this situation, iran has become stronger in many ways despite the difficulties. and now the united states has acted recklessly, they have imposed sanctions on different countries, and now these countries are acting together. other states are afraid of sanctions, therefore. by using them as weapons, he abused the us dollar. as a result, in the long term this state of affairs will force countries to move away from these financial institutions and the dollar. i believe that in the end this will greatly harm the us and europe. i invite you, your viewers, to visit. to purchase masks and test systems, but the us blocked this. they not only prevented iran from purchasing them, but also confiscated the country's foreign financial assets. thus, on the one hand, they confiscated iranian money, on the other, iran had funds within the country, but the americans blocked the opportunity to use them to purchase masks and test systems for identifying covid. when iran tried to purchase v

iran's space agency was established. that was year 2004 and uh 19 years ago, within five years iran became an orbital launch capable nation in 2009. this meant iran belongs to the club of dozen countries that... have this capability such as russia, north korea and india. omeet was iran's first satellite which went into orbit in february 2009 using a domestic launcher, the safir. omid, which means hope in persian, was data processing satellite for research and telecommunications. keep in mind that there is a difference between the satellite itself and the launcher as seen in this picture. now, in recent years, has made great strides in the field of science and technology, especially when it comes to space space program. iran is now among the top 10 nations uh in the world that are capable of producing and launching satellites into space. here are some of the other major satellites that iran has developed and launched successfully over the years, like the seamore, safir, and surush. in all, 21 satellites have been launched

"according to international law, iran has the right to respond to such attacks, so iran is not just targeting out of nowhere, it is the respond to something, it is retaliation, and this retaliatory measure is something allowed by the international law, because it is for the security, national security of the country, so it is because of that, and there is no illegitimate point about that, and it iran is is actually very serious." did that because he wants to deter further attacks, if iran is not serious in in responding to such attacks, there would be further once because there are a lot of enemies out there and they want to actually weaken iran by any means, so it needs to do that, and it is responsible actually to defend itself, and as a regional power, iran is responsible to defend the security and stability of the region as well, so it's not just about iran, region and people, it is responsibility. the islamic republic to protect the stability, the security and everything in this region, because this region needs that and the economy, oil prices, i don't security, everything is depending

iran launched khayam, a high resolution imaging satellite. although parallels can be drawn between uh iran satellite production and the military's missile production, iran's space activity and the ministry of defense is non-military. iran has become one of the leading countries in the world when it comes to missile production like short-range missiles and intermediate and long-range ones. some can have distances of up to 2,500. 100 km which includes missiles like shahab, fatih and zulfaqar as well as simore, launch vehicle capable of placing a 350 kilogram payload 500 km into earth's orbit. all of iran's satellite launches have been newsmakers, but always been frown up upon by the west, in particular the us who has accused iran of going after nuclear weaponization of its peaceful satellite program. program: take the two recent launches, so satellite, a research satellite, it was launched with a qaem 100 space launch vehicle, a three-stage slv with solid fuel. it went 750 km above earth in around between 7 to 11 minutes. germany, france and br

these and more on this episode of iran today. by many credible accounts, the israeli regime is trying to weave a web of spies and terrorists inside and around iran. you can see the fingerprints of tel aviv insporadic attacks and acts of sabotage against the islamic republic. a regime as weak as israel cannot fight iran face to face, hence it seeks to take revenge for its strategic failures indirectly and through its proxies such as daesh. to know more, we sat with dr. an iranian expert on the west. asia region, he told us that the operation was precise with no collateral damage. what do you make of the recent irgc, در ماجرای اخیر ما دیدیم که متأسفانه what happened on the fourth maridam anniversary oftenant general? the islamic republic of iran wanted to show that it's able to beat the enemies on their own turf, so three. weeks after the kerman terrorist attack, the irgc fired missiles from different locations at their bases in iraq and syria. the missiles hit the spots, leaving no collateral damage behind. in our bill, some promi

, the... were shocked, what they show them in terms of picture of iran and what was the reality of iran. before daesh claim responsibility, the finger of suspicion fell on the united states and the israeli regime, the arch fows of the islamic republic of iran. some may argue the bombings in kermon do not fit the israeli pattern as the regime's attacks on iran have been in the forms of acts of sabotage or targeted assassinations, often on nuclear scientists. out the attacks, it looks more like groups upperandi, according to what iran's ministry of intelligence has said, the attack was suicidal, the point is israel is reluctant to. carry out such attacks itself because it would cost the regime lot. the israel is usually do not act this way, and they usually don't claim responsibility for attacks to carry out. they haven't officially claim responsibility for the assassination of the isbullah military leader, despite the fact that israel writers and analysts have openly acknowledged it in their books and analysis. so, as for the kermon terrorist attack, israel is unlikely to claim responsib

iran's islamic revolution guard course carried out missile attacks on targets belonging to anti-iran anti-terror operation. tead strikes on targets in syria were in response to recent deadly terror attacks that took place in the iranian cities of kermon and rusk. according to the irgc, four missiles hit daesh terrorist bases in syria's idlib. nine missiles also struck positions of other terrorist groups in syria's oc occupied territories, irgc said missiles hit terrorist commanders and key elements linked to anti-iran terror networks or terror attacks, that is, according to the irgc, 11 ballistic missiles also struck and destroyed one of the headquarters of israel's musad spy agency in new york's northern kurdistan region. that operation was in response to recent israeli assassination of commanders of the irgc and resistance movements in west asia. "iran's islamic revolution guard course says it used the hiber shecan ballistic missiles in its recent operation against anti-iran terror groups in syria. irgc said that long-range missiles are fired from iran's southern province of huzist

it's very much in the interest of the people of iran as well as all of iran's neighbors and us, for usshion and it happened because somebody told on. there was a an iranian group that brought forth the information. a former united nations weapons inspector in iraq says israel and the mco are collaboring. "the question is, did that information was it sourced by the nko itself or was the mka used as a vehicle to to uh to provide this information to the to the public? there's reason to believe that in the case of the naton's information that this information was actually a product of a third agency, an outside party, israel, which developed this intelligence, and then israel used the mko as the vehicle to to spread this information because of the..." ko's passed record of having intelligence information relevant to the um to the islamic republic. do you believe that the israelis are working with the peop of iran? do you believe israel is working with with iranian dicidence? i would say this, iran is is highly... to the possibility of israel infiltrating it with false identities trying to

iran really worried about iran having nuclear power or is the problem something else?ts working on the nuclear program in iran turn up dead, i think that's a wonderful thing, i think we should send very clear message that if you are scientist from russia or from north korea or from iran and you're going to work on the nuclear program to develop nuclear bond from. iran, you are not safe, and if people say, well, you can't go out and assassinate people, we'll tell that thataki. okay, we've done it, we got it for an american citizen. i want to categorically deny any united states involvement in any kind of act of violence inside iran. زوره و آمریکاهم بالاخره همه جا هیمنه خودش رو داره ولی علی رغم این ما با قوت و قدرت این مسائل رو پی خواهیم گرفت و یقیناً گوش های شنوا و وجدان های بیداری هست که بالاخره یه روزی بیدار بشن و جواب مثبتی به اون دادخواست های ما بدن. various entities are feeding of the political narrative surrounding iran's nuclear program, from the media to weapons companies. it's a topic that has influenced global prices is being. used as a tool in elections and e

iranian cities of kirman and r. especially in iran. the irgc also assured the irani nation that it will find terrorist groups wherever they are and punish them for the shameful deeds. let's get the iranian side of things. abbastian is our reporter who joins us here in the studios. we also have from baghdad muslim salim who joins us to give us the rocky side of things. welcome to you both, so matthew, i'll start with you first. tell us what uh has... happened, the reasons behind the irgc strikes, where it targeted, and of course any other details you have behind what has occurred. well, cover early hours of today, the irgc um published a statement stating that it has targeted centers that belong to espinage centers and the terrorist centers across the region. after that two other um statements followed giving the details of these attacks. as we mentioned uh the attacks targeted uh areas in iraq's kurdistan regions uh erbil uh iran said the uh centers of um spn centers belonging to israel's mosad agency uh intelligence agency mossad uh w

when iran tried. purchase vaccines, they didn't let him do it either, when iran decided to develop itswn vaccines, the americans imposed sanctions on all the companies in iran that tried to create a vaccine, that is, the us tried to kill as many iranians as possible and cause them as much suffering as possible. it's not just that i or anyone else has had difficulty booking a hotel abroad; iranians have had it for many years. the us attitude towards iran has always been very undignified. people died, lost their jobs, and this is what the united states has always achieved, but as i already said, the fact remains that the impact of sanctions has diminished due to iran's ability to live under the conditions. column, their country is smaller than ours, they are weaker, their economy does not produce anything that anyone would want to buy, with the exception of oil, gas, weapons, they have no innovation, annoyed that we have ceased to be one, now we are fighting for our independence , for our technological, political, cultural independence, we are trying to preserve our traditions, so what h

iran has already denied its involvement calling. us accusation baseless, iran says resistance forces in the region are not under its control and therefore is not responsible for their actions. earlier we spoke to syd mabus journalist and political commentator from london, he told us that us claims that iran is sponsoring attacks its bases are nonsense, as most people in the region are against the us military presence. "iran doesn't usually mince its words, if it wants to do something, it'll it'll do it, and it'll make it very, very clear, they've they've hit bases for instance of various terrorist groups all across even syria, in even in iraq, um, not only recently, but they've done it sort of several times before, when when they've been attacked or terrorism has been implemented in iran itself, and the source of that terrorism, we we mustn't forget - ultimately is the anglo-ziist empire is the americans, and the americans uh are responsible for the bulk of the conflict in that region along with their partner in crime, israel. the i

İran İslam cumhuriyeti adına içişleri bakanı ahmet vahidi.mhuriyeti, enerji ve tabii kaynaklar bakanlığı ile İran İslam cumhuriyeti petrol bakanlığı arasında enerji sektöründe işbirliğine ilişkin mutabakat saptı. türkiye cumhuriyeti adına enerji ve tabii kaynaklar bakanı alparslan bayraktar. respected minister of energy and natural resources. anlaşmaların. imza töreni sona ermiştir. ortak basın açıklaması için sözü sayın cumhurbaşkanlarına bırakıyorum. arz ederim. bismillahirrahmanirrahim. sayın cumhurbaşkanı, aziz kardeşim. saygıdeğer bakan. pleasure to announce this and once again i would like to to welcome president ray and his delegation. the terrorist operation that happened on january 3rd city of kierman uh caused the delay in the official visit present racy to our country once again i would like to announce that turkey "when it comes to the battle against terrorism, turkey stands by the side of iran, so we want deepen to the relations with our neighbor iran on the basis of mutual confidence and trust and shared interests. in our meetin

plotting, formulating and commanding anti-iran activities, the area has turned into a center for anti-iran they are present there and have conducted several acts against iran from this point. for example, the assassination of morter fakhrizade was orchestrated from erbil. some quadcopter operations against iran have been carried out from this area, add to them foil operations against our country. the irgc missile. attacks on locations in syria and iraqi kurdistan demonstrate iran's capacity for carrying out retaliatory operations on simultaneous fronts. the surgical strikes are also indicative of iran's intelligence superiority over the bases and operations of both daesh and its paymasters in the region. but which missiles did the irgc use for these attacks? the irgc fired four haibar shekan missiles from the southern province of khuzestan at the daesh headquarters in the edlib region of syria traversing 1,230 kilometers before striking the target. in addition, nine more missiles of different types pounded locations of other terrorist groups in other occupied territories inside syria. what

iran. residence that is 20 years old. and before jaish al-atal , it was a place for training and hiding terrorists of other groups. they were working in this headquarters for two decades and pakistan has never taken any action to clean this headquarters. but on the day when nearly 60 new terrorists entered this headquarters to organize a major terrorist operation in iran . iran's main operation began. this is a picture of the meeting place of this group in the first stage of the goal it placed. after that, and with the sunset , the other points of this mughal and other targets were destroyed, and it was after that that the mossom group confirmed the attack on their headquarters. and pakistan also announced that there was no aristocracy in that region. seyyed mohsen hosseini, sed and broadcasting news agency. now to further examine the issue of the host, mr. alireza taghbinia, an expert on issues. today's action by pakistan was surprising and unexpected, now pakistan is considered our enemy,

"iran strikes in iraq, syria and pakistan have been conducted while iran has stated that it does respectty, yet it will not hesitate to act militarily if its own national security is threatened. has iran acted within the rules of international law, deterrance and defense of its own security? iran has been a victim of terrorism though since the early days after the victory of the islamic revolution. the most recent terrorist attack hit karman almost two weeks ago, claiming..." than 90 lives, many iranians, beat ordinary people, officials and nuclear scientists, have fallen victim to foreign-back terrorist attacks. in this edition of the spotlight, we will look at those who have acted against iran, now and in the past, like israel and the us, we have back terrorist groups committing terrorist acts against iran. first let me introduce our guest for this edition of the program. yusuf azizi is an international affairs expert who joins us from washington dc. also joining us is shabir rizy who's a political commentator joining us from chicago. gentlemen, welcome to you both. i'll start with you

why did iran come to the aid of states such as iraq? it is the countries to help them. their moral duty. if iran fails and falls into the hands of the united states, or if russia falls and falls under the control of the united states, then of course this will have a disastrous effect on both the main reason why iran went to syria and fought isis and al-qaeda. is that iran knew that if syria fell, the americans would move on to a new country, trying to destroy as many states as possible. unfortunately, in our region, in western asia, us policy is based on preserving the interests of the israeli regime. this is why the us has sacrificed many countries. they want to weaken the region so that the israelis can be strong. i believe that there are similarities here with american policy in eastern europe. europe. in our country there is a group of people with very pro-western views, it is extremely interesting that despite the fact that the west imposed sanctions against our country and made their life difficult, they will blame everyone for th

is a nonsense, because of course the islamic republic of iran is also a target of the americans, iran's defense. ministry says the country's space program is completely scientific to develop technology for civil and peaceful purposes, spokesman for the space department of iran's defense ministry, ahmad houseini munes reiterated tehran's legitimate right to make the scientific advancement in the aerospace field. hoseini also censured negative reactions to iran's breakthroughs in this field and the recent successful launch of multiple satellites into space, he said such reactions are due to some countries concerns about iran breaking up their monopolies in this field. he also revealed that iran will launch more satellites in the near future on sunday. for the first time iran managed to place three indigenous satellites into orbit simultaneously using the seamor carrier rocket. earlier on explainer program, mattia bosin elaborated on iran's recent satellite launches and the course of progress of its space program. iran has successfully launched not one, two, but three satellites into orbit

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likewise the irakis are present here in iran.likewise both the iranians and the irakis are present in syria. perhaps it's difficult for the uk secretary of state to understand this point. or otherwise he is just trying to distort the reality. the term violation is applicable if our action has destabilized iraq. that's why the iraqis have been harmed by terrorist groups and some movements and elements associated with the israeli regime. the presence of elements associated with the israeli regime without the knowledge and permission of baghdad is an example of the violation of iraq's sovereignty. or likewise, us bases on iraqy soil is against the country's laws. if they themselves were out of iraq and then fired missiles. out of the blue, that could be called the violation of iraq's national sovereignty, but you see that, it is them that have violated it in the first place. while critics say such actions from tehran might escalate regional tensions, the fact is the region is already suffering from mounting and unresolved tensions d

according to international law, iran has the right to respond to such attacks, so iran is not just targeting out of nowhere, it is the respond to something, it is retaliation, and this retaliatory measure is something allowed by the international law, because it is for the security, national security of the country, so it is of that and there is no illegitimate point about that and iran is is actually very serious is that because the wants to deter further attacks, if iran is not serious in in responding to such attacks there would be further once because there are a lot of enemies out there and they want to actually weaken iran by enemies so it needs to do that and it is responsible actually to defend itself and as a regional power iran is responsible to to defend the security and stability of the region as well, so it's not just about iran, region and people, it is responsibility of the islamic republic to protect the stability, the security and everything in this region, because this region needs that, and the economy, oil prices, i don't sil security, everything is depending on the secur

iran. now iran has a bird in the sky. farsi-speaking users also say that iran is one of the 10 countries that have the ability to launch satellites into space with the hashtag strong iran, and the statements of western countries against iran are because they do not want a strong iran. fatemeh sharifi of sada and c. news agency. during mr. raisi's recent visit to türkiye, we the presidents of iran and turkey once again emphasized on the goal of raising the level of trade and economic relations to 30 billion dollars . following the steps we have taken so far, we are determined to develop the level of commercial and economic relations . in the first step, we have set a goal of 30 billion dollars, which was achieved with the efforts of my colleagues in the islamic republic of iran and all economic and commercial activists and our loved ones in our neighboring country, turkey. the level of iran's commercial and economic relations should be developed and this work has been completely done. with t

them in terms of picture of iran and what was the reality of iran? before daesh claim responsibility, the finger of suspicion fell on the united states and the israeli regime, the arch foes of the islamic republic of iran. some may argue the bombings in kermon do not fit the israeli pattern as the regime's attacks on iran have been in the forms of acts of sabotage or targeted assassinations, often on nuclear scientists. mehdi baxti name news agency has more to say, despite the fact that the recent terrorist attack is quite different from those that are usually carried out by the zinis regime. some believe that israel is still involved, what do you think, what are your thoughts on this issue? شکل عملیات رو که میبینیم was carried out, it doesn't feel the way the israelies usually carry out the attacks, it looks smaller. prandi, according to what iran's ministry of intelligence has said, the attack was suicidal. the point is, israel is reluctant to carry out such attacks itself because it would cause. regime lot, the israelis usually do not act this way

against anti- iran terrorist groups in syria. irgc said that long-range missiles were fired from iran's southern province of huzistan and successfully hit terrorist bases in idlib syria some 1300 kilometers away. kaiber shekan, which is high precision guided missile has range of nearly 1500 kilometers. it's optimal design and warhead ensures high maneuverability allowing it to penetrate missile shields and counter anti-missile systems. it's a third generation of iran's ballistic missile. unveiled back in 2022. iran's made considerable progress in its missile program in recent years. it however has repeatedly stressed that it's purely for defensive purposes and only meant for deterrance. press tv correspondent in a damascus abrahamy earlier joined us with more details on iran's latest attacks on terrorist bases in syria. the target headquarters in idlib used to be a training centers according to local sources because terrorists were concealing these information, the they are not allowing anyone near these targets these near these

, they are, the israelis have admitted they are at war with iran. netanyahu said so explicitly, they even working against iraq itself, absolutely, unfortunately arabil is not really fully under the authority of baghdad, so baghdad did condemn the attack, but i think it's quite clear that behind closed doors, the feelings in baghdad are very different from what they're saying officially, they are very angry that arabil is... uh conducting uh business and has such close trades ties with israeli regime, but look after after the counterattacks by the islamic republic, we had new assassination last week against five of the islamic revolutionary guard core consultants in damascus in maz, uh now ziness israel seems to be provoking the islamic republic of iran, but it has an open front in gaza, it's now having, it does have an upperformable lebanon, but now it's risking to expand it and provoking the zionist, the zionist israel is are provoking. the islamic republic as well, i mean, aren't they risking lot of of their own security by these assassinations? w

iran its military action, does iran have any power to stop that?ave any power to stop that? iran has its rox in any power to stop that? iran has its proxy in the — any power to stop that? iran has its proxy in the region. _ any power to stop that? iran has its proxy in the region. they _ any power to stop that? iran has its proxy in the region. they worry - any power to stop that? iran has itsj proxy in the region. they worry that if hamas is demolished by the israelis and americans, it will be hezbollah next. and then the iraqi militias. the islamic republic has invested in lots of militias over the past a0 years. these attacks show their missile capabilities. it all comes as a warning also to america and the israelis in case the domination of this regional war is extended to get closer to iran, that they are ready with these missiles. i suppose the question is, can iran actually control what the houthis and what hezbollah does? we spoke to and what hezbollah does? we spoke to an analyst earlier who said actually, iran can say these things, but it

these and more on this episode of iran today. it's been more than four decades that the iranian ruling system has been at the forefront of supporting the palestinian cause. it... has gone to many lens to help the holy city of palestine get rid of the occupied regime and for this cause the islamic republic has been steadfast in spite of any problems or difficulties. palestine holds a special status in the muslim world given that its land contains muslim's first qible or direction of prayer, that is the holy mosk of alaqa. back in december 1978, the founder of the islam republic grand ayatollah khameini said, our intention has always been to stand by our palestinian brothers and whenever we gain power, we will join them in defending their rights, like brothers standing as equals in the same line of battle as them. to know more, we said with mr. muhammad qaderi, an iranian political expert. to mr. qadiri, the islamic republic's problem with israel is totally legitimate and in accordance with international. this is totally in line wi

these and more on this episode of iran today. it's been more than four decades that the iranian ruling system has been at the forefront of supporting the palestinian cause. it has gone to... many lens to help the holy city of palestine get rid of the occupied regime and for this cause the islamic republic has been stead fast in spite of any problems or difficulties. palestine holds a special status in the muslim world given that its land contains muslim's first qible or direction of prayer, that is the holy mosk of alaqsa. back in december 1978, the founder of the islamic republic. grand ayatollah komeini said, our intention has always been to stand by our palestinian brothers and whenever we gain power, we will join them in defending their rights, like brothers standing as equals in the same line of battle as them. to know more, we said with mr. muhammad qadiri, an iranian political expert. to mr. qadiri, the islamic republic's problem with israel is totally legitimate and in accordance with international law. according to the u

iran's ambassador to the un, amir saidbani said the operations were in line with iran's right to self-defense as well as its international obligations, especially under international humanitarian law. he made the comments in identical letters addressed to the un chief and the presidents of the security council. irvani said the operations were a response to the recent daesh claimed terrorist attack in the city of carman, which left more than 90 civilians dead. in press tv's explained a program, mahti abbasan takes a closer look at the irgc's recent anti-terror operations, both in syria and in iraq. let's take a listen. islamic revolutionary guard core has targeted espinage headquarters and terrorist gatherings in both syria and iraqi kurdistan. let's look at the incident and also the reasons why the irgc decided to conduct these strikes at this time and what the motives were? so in syria, as you can see in this uh picture, the islamic revolution guard court targeted the headquarters of daesh terrorist group in itlip. as you can see, the rockets were launched from husistan toward. itlib, this i

it's a third generation of iran's ballistic missiles and failed back in 2022, iran's made considerable progress in its missile program in recent years, however, it stress that it's purely for defensive purposes and only meant for deterrents. press tv correspondent in damascus, ibrahim wahti, earlier joined us with more details on iran's latest attacks on terrorist basis in syria. the target headquarters in idlib used to be training centers according to local sources because terrorists were concealing these information, the they are not allowing anyone near these uh targets, near these headquarters to conceal confirmation uh the according according to local sources these headquarters used to be training centers for uh the so-called isis khurasan terrorist who used to be trained there to be sent later to the afghanistan to afghanistan to the iranian borders to carry out uh terrorist attacks inside the iran. the irgc uh fired high precision uh ballistic missiles uh that reach their targets, destroyed these headquarters. the headquarters are affiliated with the turkistan uh uh party which

all right, now iran is adamant, it has announced it that iran wants to keep fighting terrorism and it's announced it's prepared to cooperate at the regional and international level to that end, like it did in iraq in syria, you remember in the course of which it loss its anti-terror icon, general sulaimani, so let's talk about. but such efforts and what it takes to tackle the issue of terrorism once and for all in this part of world, where we have us and israely intervention interferences and stabilizing moves, just enough to look at the let's let's say the last decade and the wars that we had in the region. what you can see is that iran is supporting the countries in the region believing that if the countries themselves work for the security, the security would be in place. unlike iran, americans want the countries for the sake of the american interests, iran wants the countries for the sake of... their own interests, so iran is helping iraq for security of iraq and for the sake of the people of iraq. iran is helping syria for the sake of people of syria and what's for the sake of secu