israel's military advisers left iran, but their trainees are still in iran. hossein manouchehri is one of the imperial officers and the military leader of the zionists in iran. he, who is known by the nickname bahram ariana, is the commander of the second pahlavi ground force was. his effective role in the august 28 coup and the bloody suppression of the qashqahi and boyer ahmadi tribes had made ariana a favorite for the shah. ariana bahaizadeh was hated by the army because of her out-of-the-box ideas, but the zionists loved her. the nut that opens. the royal tour to iran made a lot of effort. after the revolution, ariana went to turkey. he gathered about 300 desert military forces and supporters of the monarchy in a group called ara or iran's liberation army . ara was settled in the city of van, turkey, next to the iranian border. during the time that ariana is responsible for this group was responsible for tens of millions of dollars from the opponents of the islamic republic. it was given to him. this amount was given to him for armed vandalism. ariana was

iran used the f and military maneuver as well, iran unveiled two vessels that were rare in west asia.ocess to design and make a large multi-purpose vessel, even for countries that own large ship building industries and also for countries that work in collaboration takes several years. even in case of using an already exist. design, the process of manufacturing will take at least two to thre years. therefore using an existing vessel and turning it into a different vessel will save lot of time and this is the top priority. فاز اول کار ماست و حاصل ابتکار تغیر کاربری یه ناو هست و برای اولین بار اتفاق میفته در کشور که ۵ فروند بالگرد. capability is not supposed to see us vessels in the persian gulf's international waters, but it's the other way around. that is, us submarines will see the sahand floating. in the atlantic ocean near the us, this is what happened. a blood thirsty cult, a terrorist group by nature, the mek. it was formed in 1965 with the aim of taking power in iran after the auster of muhammad reza shah. having failed to win the hearts of the iranian people, the group fled to s

who entered iran.mpossible for the iranian military forces to use the weapons. the american companies would not allow iran to produce spare parts and training the personnel was only within the framework of operating the equipment. after signing the contracts and the expansion of iran-us ties over the military advisors, the relations between. alam's memoirs, it's noted that on october 27th, 1972, the us ambassador made a phone call and announced that he received a message from nixon who wants iranian f5 fighter jets to be deployed to vietnam. he immediately called the shaw and gave him the report and he agreed. the agreement was made in less than 20 minutes. iran's presence in vietnam was made public when the royal army revealed its presence to the public after four years of military presence in oman. غیر از انجام ماموریت خودش در داخل کشور حفظ حدود و صغور کشور امروز در عرصه بین المللی. هم مأموریت هایی به عهده می گیرد از لحاظ اطمینان و احترامی که به شعونش هست و به شایستگیش هست همین چند وقت پیش در ماموریت

isenhower's dream to bog down iran was coming. true if iran failed to make vessel its own, it would havean release eight naval mines. it can also trace other submarines. and conduct operations. khadir is nightmare of the persian gulf. he can land on the seabed and by taking advantage of the properties of the persian gulf remain completely silent. when the prey gets close to the trap, the kadir starts firing its torpedoes. gadir departs from the pier in half a minute and moves towards the open sea. it can also carry few naval commandos. it is a significant and strategic achievement for. iran, a country that wouldn't leave any stone unturned in order to have a submarine when muhammad reza pahlavi was in power, but no one would sell it to him, is now manufacturing submarines that is appropriate for asymmetric war and terrain. on one occasion, the gadier submarine passed from under a us aircraft carrier, but the vessel, with all its ultra advanced equipment did not. even noticed that it had passed. in a real battle, the incident would end in firing two heavy torpedos in the sensitive parts o

iran reiterates its absolute right.

can israel withstand iran's attack. israel will have one loser, the zionist regime. given that the occupied territories is a small area geographically, the israeli regime is inherently lacking in strategic depth, making it relatively easy to target. entire region. in contrast, iran is vast country, the 16th largest in the world by area, and the regime would struggle to target the whole nation. our critical centers are dispersed throughout the country, unlike those of israel, which are concentrated in a few cities. this makes them particularly vulnerable. furthermore, the israeli prime minister is facing increasing pressure both domestically and internationally. even within israel, many are now holding netanyahu accountable for their current. situation. in iran, however, the circumstances are quite different. when iran launched operation true promise, nearly 10 million people volunteered to fight against israel. similarly, israel's international standing is deteriorating due to its genocidal campaign in gaza, while iran

iran, it would lose whatever remains of it.tary bases in the region are within range. the americans are well-aware of this, which is why they are so hesitant to engage with iran directly. the iranians have issued a chilling declaration for israel, this time their operation will be far stronger than operation true promise. the stakes have never been higher and the world watches with baited breath as the drums of war grow louder. miscalculation and insolence have emerged as key terms used by iranian officials and commanders to characterize the actions of the zinus in the assassination of murder ismail hanye in tehran. tehran says that the unchecked recklessness of israel's leaders has compromised their decision making abilities, resulting in a series of acts of terror against nations in the region. israel's miscalculations are worth noting. when the israelis are so despised globally for their actions in gaza, they have already activated several fronts in lebanon, iraq, and yemen. provoking iran is a significant miscalculation on

who entered iran. their number exceeded over 50,000 until february 1980, because it was impossible for the iranian military forces to use the weapons. "the american companies would not allow iran to produce spare parts, and training the personnel was only within the framework of operating the equipment. after signing the contracts and the expansion of iran us ties over the military advisors, the relations between iran and the us moved beyond normal ties and made iran dependent on the us as an american prodoje. the relations moved so far that muhammad pahlavi sent..." two, the us ambassador made a phone call and announced that he received a message from nixon who wants iranian f5 fighter just to be deployed to vietnam. he immediately called the shaw and gave him the report and he agreed. the agreement was made in less than 20 minutes. iran's presence in vietnam was made public when the royal army revealed its presence to the public after four years of covert military presence in oman. امروز غیر از انجام

or leban. resistance and iran as if they are proxy to iran, because they don't understand the meaning of allies. also, we see that the west is so ignorant about even understanding the history of and the relationship between iran and the resistance front in the region, they also westerns are ignorant about killing hania in tahran and... the implications of this on popular level, on historical level, on what it means for muslims to have their guest killed in their homes, they don't understand any of these things, they think that by just killing a leader in the resistance that they can uh, you know show some kind of a photo of victory or or a... you know victorious act that netanyahu could sell to his fascist society and his fascist government and that is not going to happen because as said hasan nasaralah the general secretary of hizballah said yesterday that you can laugh a little because you will cry uh you know lot and that everyone knows that the response is coming and it's going to be a unit. response from lebanon, yemen, from iran, from everyone. mr. gegic, the us had constantly c

the government of iran declares that we are neutral and reza shah tries to prevent iran from entering the war because he knew that he had seen the first war . what a beautiful movie, don't hurt your hands, now we are watching adolf hitler, watch it here and this way. nazi germany is taking over the whole world, so the government of iran was trying not to enter the war with all the embassies of the houses, for example, when they celebrate the constitutional day, for example, the germans come here and there, the leaders who did not enter the war at that time, that is, the leaders to have a state of being hitler's ally. being united in 1318. in august let's say that foreign minister von rieb is going to moscow to take a picture with stalin , to take a picture with molo toyaches la molotov, and they are going to divide your lists. are you paying attention the iranian government was worried. we have the correspondence of the ministry of foreign affairs we are saying that, sir, in this conference, moscow did not make a decision about iran. because stanin had an opinion on iran. based on the

, because it is no longer iran, it is hezbullah, it is yemen, it is irak. it is many, and i mean these talks for the withdraw of us trips that have been drying on for four years because the parliament voted after the assassination of casum sulaymani to get us troops out, all foreign troops, all all foreign troops like the the international coalition as they like to be called, but i think this is the perfect point to stop for this week. the headlines, more palestinian civilians fall victim to israel strikes across gaza. as thousands are displaced following the regime's recent evacuation orders. another aggression on yemen, the western british aircraft carry out a fresh air strike against the yemeny island of kamaran in hodeda province and a ukrainian drone strike causes fire of the zaporagia nuclear power plants country southeast as russia says it is

, the world holds its breath, when will iran act?oin the war, and if the americans join the war, what will russia and china do about that? in other words, dear viewers, are we on the brink of not just a regional war, but world war iii. have it out with gallowe, why don't you? the headlines, another palestinian child dies of malnutrition in gaza as the death toll from israel's genocidal war approaches 40,000. hamas says it will not take part in the new... round of gaza ceasefire talks in doha and sticks to the agreement that was agreed upon early july, and iran says the measures taken by israel against palestinian civilians and territories constitute bladent examples of terrorism.

it was that the government of iran announced that i read all these telegrams sent by iran and accepted them, the government of iran announced that we are neutral. and reza shah tries to prevent iran from entering the war, because he knew that he had seen the first war, and if you know this, the first ottoman war would not have come. i know that the british are coming behind him , the leaders are coming behind him, what a beautiful movie, don't hurt your hands, now we have adolf hitler, we are seeing here and this is how nazi germany is taking over the whole world , so it is said that the iranian government was trying to enter the war. don't with all the embassies, for example, when they celebrate the constitution festival, for example, the germans come here and the leaders come, that they did not enter the war at that time, that means the leaders have a state that they were hitler's allies in 1318, that they were united in the month of august. foreign minister reib goes to moscow to take pictures with stalin melotov vyachest la melotov, they are taking pictures and they are going to di

who entered iran.ry forces to use the weapons. the american companies would not allow iran to produce spare parts and training the personnel was only within the framework of operating the equipment. after signing the contracts and the expansion of iran-us ties over the military advisors, the relations between iran and the us move beyond october 27th, 1972, the us ambassador made a phone call and announced that he received a message from nixon who wants iranian f5 fighter jets to be deployed to vietnam. he immediately called the shaw and gave him the report and he agreed. the agreement was made in less than 20 minutes. iran's presence in vietnam. اطمینان و احترامی که به شعونش هست و به شایستگیش هست همین چند وقت پیش در ماموریت ویتنام جنوبی برای حفظ خط آتش بس هم اکنون در تپه های جولان بین نیروهای اسرائیل. the crazy to purchase weapons without any regulation got the iranian royals obsessed, military commanders had no role in purchasing the weapons. based on comments by fridun jam, the head of the iranian im

iran is seathing like never before. the blood of its beloved guest has been spilled its sacred soil. igniting a fury that cannot be ignored, tehran has made it crystal clear, it will exact vengeance for the assassination of murder ismail haniye. in the awake of hanieh's assassination, ayatullah sayid ali khamenei, the leader of the islamic revolution, issued a stark warning, a harsh response would be forthcoming against israel. he articulated a resolute stance declaring that avenging hannah's death is not merely an option, but national law to launch a retaliatory attack on israel, speaking from experience, if we exercise self-restraint, the regime might misinterpret that as a sign of weakness, making them even more embolden to continue their acts of terror. therefore, inaction is not an option for the islamic republic at all. earlier this year, israel pushed the region closer to the brink of war when it targeted iran's embassy in damascus and april provoking a swift retaliation from tehran. on april 13th, iran unleashed

is rich country." " 'iran has very rich culture, iran has very rich history, iran could have done much better even with the sanctions and as um the president said uh in one of his speeches that we very much have ourselves to blame and that basically what he believes and what a lot of iranians believe actually is that we cannot have a system where we have, i mean not like the us were like there's always you know there are the the main two parties that every party is trying to basically um downgrade the other party and they're not, they're not cooperating, and of course they have the deep state and that's a whole other story, but what the president has been talking about is that we can actually solve the issues inside the country, regardless of what the us might might do, if we only have unity, if we have national consensus, and he's very right in that, i think a lot of iranians heard that and they felt that and they they said that this is what we have to do, and i think that i mean that this... this powerful speech was also part of the reason that because as as i told you we already had

themselves and so the um the access of resistance is completely led by iran, but also it is iran as a sovereign state that brought the palestinian issue back onto the list of priorities when it comes to international relations and international politics, but also iran is the the state that made um palestine the main cause of the muslim umma so natural. the israeli occupation entity would hate iran for that, but i think what's more important is to examine um the the israeli obsession with iran and particularly netanyahu's obsession, i think his medical team around him should assess him for mental health issues because his obsession with iran seems you know very strange and during his speech in a congress he had mentioned iran over 20 times despite him actually being you know at war with hamas not with iran so it did seem actually quite strange to hear him mention iran over 20 times um "and then when we examine that a little bit more, it it's obvious that iran is clearly the only the only threat to the israely occupation entity, so it's understandable why he would focus so much on ira

sovereignty and iran's the fact that iran is is is a country with borders and that it it violates them at will uh without any regard and i think that this is slowly coming to ahead that iran cannot tolerate this anymore, so what the response will be, i wish i knew, but i think that there will be a response and the response to a greater or lesser extent will help to rein'. force and to reaffirm deterrents in the region, but also the fact that this comes on the heels of of bombing that killed hezbollah's top commander in beirut, right? it comes as the zinanis regime is bombing lebanon, syria, iraq, iran and also working with its allies in the west to bomb yemen, so i think that we're seeing a regional conflagration here that is only increasing and intensifying and all of this talk about ceasefires is null and void, the zionist regime is not committed to any sort of ceasefires, nor does it care about its population or the hostages, which of course we now know they they killed their civilians and the hostages by invoking this hannibal doctrine, this hannibal directive, so what i think we'r

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, but especially the western iran and southern iran uh that can reach into the missiles can can reach into the arabian sea, gulf of oman, red sea and eastern mediterranean, and they have different types of missiles for different purposes, for ships for longer ranges, shorter ranges, for land attacks, so it's kind of like two box of missiles, each tool has a purpose, it took them 20 plus years develop it, and that is why they switched very quickly from strategic patients, strategic deterrance in april after the israel is attack, the iranian diplomatic facility in damascus, the israelis were not expecting a response, in fact the chief of intelligence for the military intelligence, his name is halav, i think major general was fired of retirement two weeks or three weeks after iran responded with true promises because he had failed to uh estimate what iran would do and uh were quite shocked at iran's response and i think the next response might be just as shocking or more so uh it will certainly according to all reports and the beliefs of all intelligence agencies last for much longer and

southern iran when he was just 24 years old. the movement faced significant challenges with the rises of muhammad ali shah qajar, a dictator who had no belief. democracy. at the request of religious scholars who opposed the tyrany of muhammad ali shah khajar, rais ali took up arms in 1908 and liberated busher in the south of iran from the shah's agents and maintained control of the city for approximately nine months. jawad mansuri, a prominent iranian historian, based in tehran known for his extensive research and contributions to the field of iran. early 19th centuries, a significant movement emerged in southern iran that extended into the 20th century, characterized by the shia clergy stepping into leadership roles in the resistance against british hegem. during this period, shia scholars took on responsibilities that the central government had neglected, spear heading nationwide effort to counter the advance. in contrast remained largely passive as the nation rallied under the guidance of the shia clergy to confront the domin

instead, putting the focus on iran and trying to get iran to deescalate despite its sovereignty being violated. yet, critics say these politicians have been hypocritical, to put it mildly, when it comes to criticizing political violence. when attempt was made on the life of donald trump, borell took to social media to condemn it and said, "we are witnessing unacceptable acts of violence against political representatives. while blinkin..." described it as horrific and attack on democracy, and yet, despite their attempts to tie iran's hands and to blunt its response, these western officials continue to run cover for the zionist regime and refuse even acknowledge that it is the israeli killing of a politician and key negotiators trying to end the genocide in ghazza, which brings the region and the world closer to war and not iran and its choice. of response. dr. ali, if we could come to you and just to pick up on some of the themes there, we've seen, uh, what is a clear violation of the so-called rules-based order or conventions of killing a politician uh, and negotiator in these talks o

in the capital of iran is the maximum offense that could be made against the sovereignty of iran, and i think that we should be understanding in the way that iran has been holding back its response in order to make measured and fair response. to the violation of its sovereignty. iran has been the butt of a great deal of negative propaganda from the west and a great deal of negative propaganda from the israel lobby in america in particular. and by measuring its response to be equal and at the same level, iran is fulfilling its responsibilities under international law, and this appears to be a critical consideration for the iranian government. gentlemen, i would like to thank you very much uh for uh participating in this edition of news review, john bosnic and uh mr. khatibi from uh press tv's west asia desk. thank you very much, and with that we've come to the end of this edition of news review. we're going to be continuing to the rest of the world news in just second, خیلی. and now millions of muslims from throughout the world are converging on the holy iraqi city. of karbala to comme

iran's oil. iran would load barrels of oil onto ships, but there were no buyers. musadik planned to sell the oil to italy. the rosemary ship was filled with oil barrels, but as soon as it departed from the port, it was confiscated by the british royal vessel. musadik needed strong naval forces, major force that could stand against powerful british royal forces and escort iran's oil ships up. to their destination, but there were no forces among the shaw's royal forces that could make such a great achievement. so musadq asked truman for help. truman gave him a clear answer: the us stance was the same as britain's and as a result, the first democraticly elected government in iran's history was toppled by the us orchestrated coup of 19. the cu was perpetrated by the army, the army was being controlled and guided by the us military advisors, according to an idea proposed by roosevelt and practiced by truman. they used to call the us military personnel advisers. they had come to iran to train and manage iranian forces. many years later, the us secretary department made

to iran's oil resources. the anglo iranian oil company and the us saudi aramco were jointly involved in the plan. the plan was divised and harry. then prime minister asadullah alam has written that from the beginning of his ascending the throne, the shah had one constant obsession and that was to reinforce and expand the army. as much as possible and the only way from him was to use the oil revenues. the shaw was following two steps: one, to increase oil revenues as much as possible, and to spend those revenues on purchasing military equipment and expanding the army. further away and a historical event was in the making. mister and military advisors had left and claimed the revolution army would never be able even fly helicopter. it means army's air force will be bogged down. after the army personnel heard the insult, they went to visit imam komeini. it seems the air forces were scheduled to stage a military parade in front of the show before the revolution. although none of the helicopters were armed and the

, and... friendly with iran, okay? they just rebuilt thais to recently, yes, yes, but so so you would think, oh, iran's not going to strike a a friendly country because it could worsen things, but don't forget, just in january of this year, iran um, launched military strikes a friendly, important border state, pakistan, because for years, um, saudi supported groups um have been launching terror attacks across that border in which thousands of iranian border guards have died over the years and iran is imported pakistan over and over again, let's talk, let's settle this, pakistanis have no responded, so iran decided to strike those bases in pakistani territories in banuchistan, um, which which then and then it allowed pakistan to minimally hit back iran and then the... became best friends overnight and the pakistanis like amped up their efforts to control the border after that, sometimes it's necessary, this is when military um power is important when all diplomatic attempts have failed, so do not think that iran will no

iran is seathing like never before. the blood of its beloved guest has been spilled its sacred soil igniting a fury that cannot be ignored. tehran has made it crystal clear, it will exact vengeance for the assassination of murder ismail hanye. in the awake of hanya's assassination, ayatollah sayid ali khamenei, the leader of the islamic revolution, issued a stark warning, a harsh response would be forthcoming against israel. he articulated a resolute stance declaring that avenging hannia's death is not merely an option, but solem duty for the islamic republic. the criminal and terrorist signist regime has mordered our esteemed guests on our soil and caused this grief, but it also... has paved the way for severe retribution, declared, what should be iran's reaction in your opinion? in terron. we are, by the way, entitled on the international law to launch a retaliatory attack on israel. speaking from experience, if we exercise self-restraint, the regime might. earlier this year, israel pushed the region closer to the bri

iran is on the defensive. if we look at the position of israel, the issue there is not only in the gaza strip. the issue is not only in the attack that took place on october 7, yes, of course, this topic now overshadows all the others, but i think everyone remembers that 2 years ago, for example, there were mass protests in israel due to the unsuccessful judicial reform, yes, that is , the domestic political positions of benjamin netanyahu, they are extremely, extremely shaky, that is why he is going for escalation at any cost, and i will note that the president of belarus alexander lukashenko fears that the united states will use the conflict in the middle east to unleash a new world war, about this... the russian leader said at a meeting with participants of the session of the council of ministers of internal affairs of the member states of the commonwealth of independent states. it seems that the policy of the united states of america has been built. in the world over the past 4 years under the current pres

therefore, americans came to iran. it is very disorderly in iran.l , the world where the tsars are very brutal kazakhs pretend to be regular, they even say that dr. sajjadi is the road minister. they took him and his wife, his jewels and his money, took his clothes, and the next day, when the iranian government complained, five soldiers shot at the soviet soldier and announced that we , these soldiers, were disorderly and we were the soviet army. we want to be friends with iran . american soldiers have become popular. they commit a lot of crimes. you know farhad nikokhwa . he was the deputy of the ministry of information and jahan gardi, then he became the deputy press officer of hoyda , the same as the famous name of ahmad rashidi mutlaq below. according to him, he translated an article , newspaper article, newspaper article, information from the court, and then this gentleman translated an article from newsweek, newsweek reporter in 1324, interviewed shafter shafter, who is the head of the american hospital ? they say that he said, "wow , wow, fro

iran front page.ord of president pesishian's picks for cabinet posts. president pesishian himself attended the parliament session on saturday to defend his proposed ministers and plans in address to law makers, the president stressed the importance of maintaining unity and cohesion among the three branches of government in order to resolve iran's problems. pesishkian threw his full support behind the ministerial picks and called for efforts to address the national and international challenges iran is facing. he also noted that honesty and transparency on part of the government will strengthen bonds with the people. if people's voice. is not hurt in time, there will be growing frustration, which will result in the loss of hope and the destruction of the nation's assets, peziskion said. number of mps spoke at the parliament session in support of and an opposition to the president's pics for ministerial posts. m news, putin invites peziskion to attend brick summit in russia. iran's ambassador to moscow k

iran.made a mistake in saying that the information newspaper wrote this , we deny isha arajif , the azad afp news agency, who was in the hands of two goals, said soon. iran is going to be occupied , the question of occupying iran has been discussed in the european media before the 3rd of shahrivar 1320. india was run by saalar saif azad, the leader of india newspaper. i found the berlin newspapers, all the italian newspapers wrote that iran is going to be occupied , here the information newspapers wrote again , afp news agency reported on august 10, afp news agency column 5 organization. and germany has been established in iran and afghanistan, so that franz mayer and roman gamotta are substitutes, these two agents are stedi, that is, the german security organization is different from abuhar. abuhar means espionage and counterintelligence of the army. you write these unfortunates in the list on the day of the year 22, dr. mateen daftari, mr. ali hayet, took all of them. they are not german

iran wants iran's response to be at the level of crime. it is under investigation and depends on the decision-making of political leaders and iran's military capabilities, and we cannot predict what will happen, and the palestinian people cannot force iran to do what it wants. do it because this decision is a decision that iran will take . it didn't work in the past and it will be the same in the future. therefore, some people wanted to create differences between the palestinian nation and iranian leaders in the sense that iran does not support the palestinian nation and the assassination of the most important palestinian leader on iranian soil and in the capital of iran is not the answer. it was a test. i imagine that in the present time , if iran answers from the palestinian resistance will have great support. and if you don't answer it will cause the disappointment of palestine. in any case , iran's response and the quality of iran's response will affect the israelis, and only if we witness a strong response and israel feels that it can

this is a fateful and historic moment for iran and iran's power . we need a complete and comprehensive foreign policy strategy, and i believe that at this moment, the government we are starting to work, two issues should be on the agenda and the priority of this strategy , internal consolidation and external agreement within the framework of a grand strategy to manage the set of conditions required by iran's new power in the region and on the international scene, mr. dr. jaberi ansari, thank you very much. thank you for your presence and explanations from the broadcast of the news network time gave us a few more seconds . i say goodbye to you. i am begging for a special prayer for good night and god.

iran's commercial ships. damaband one encountered a problem in the northern iranian. waters, but the damavan 2 rose from its ashes. it has the capability to launch missiles vertically. iran quickly started manufacturing a sophisticated vessel. it is the most advanced warship in west asia, name the sahand. the designation of the name conveyed an important message for the us. in 1987, they confiscated two kurosh frigates that were purchased. by muhammad riza in order to humiliate iran and change their names and send them back to the persian gulf under the new name kid to put iran under pressure. at the same time, the conflict in 1988 broke out and iran lost the sahand frigate. now the new sahand with this completely iranian design and equipment rose from the ashes of those days to be a sign for the us. the san has a length of 94 m and a width of 11 m with a diesel engine, it moves a speed of 56 km. the sand is more advanced than other iranian vessels. it can easily navigate insaleen waters, it has a 20 mm compl

with iran.they supported them or they said something, they used it to support them, they are fooling, they are fooling everyone, during this time the zionists used their usual strategy. they do. delivering weapons and equipment and military training. in addition to all this, the protection of oil pipes iraq was a new role that the zionist regime assumed. the presence of zionists in iraq was not official, but this regime had an embassy. one of the duties of this unofficial embassy was to train saddam's intelligence staff. 15 years after the end of the war, saddam fell, but the group of hypocrites was still present in iraq. in the following years, the hypocrites became a tool for targeted assassinations by the zionists. logistical support and educational financial support for this group. he turned the hypocrites into a full-fledged terrorist group. the terrible explosion in mazdiki shahriari scientists of the assassination of iran's nuclear scientists was the way that the regime zionist had chosen

iran. only if we witness a strong response and israel feels that it cannot show its firmness in the face of these responses, and america will be forced and all of israel's allies will be forced to respond to the responses of the palestinian people in accordance with the wishes of the people. otherwise, palestine will feel bullied and defiant by israel, which is supported by america and some arab regimes who think that israel is strong and can support these regimes. very well, thank you, mr. alif sabaq , for being with us from al-jalil in occupied palestine as an analyst of west asian issues. but iran's natural right is to respond to the assassination of martyr haniyeh. this the focus of the statements of the people of the countries in the area of ​​resistance to the assassination of the secretary general of the hamas political movement in tehran. this attack is a violation of the sovereign right of an independent country and the assassination of a political figure who is a guest of the isla

now, not only iran's railways and roads were under stalin's control, iran's wheat was also sent to the but he expected more from the west . stalin wanted to open a new front against hitler in western europe as soon as possible. the soviet leader would do anything to achieve his wishes, sometimes softly and sometimes violently. even with very junior people like myself. and he was very polite, he would look down at your feet, at your toes, but he wouldn't like, he never liked to look immediately straight into your eyes. i don't remember anything sort of unpleasant being said on either side, until it came to some very crucial point, and then starlin could be very rude. and but there had been communication between the two leaders in "konfransın gıldıyi yer amerika embassadorlyğa üçük üçük üçün rozveltin there was an intention on the way to the conference, so stalin suggested to roosevelt that he should stay in the soviet embassy. a second front should be opened in western europe against hitler. however, churchill was not happy with the conference, because president roosevelt and stalin's p

he said that if these bases are used to attack iran, then iran will definitely attack the bases that are in qatar, bahrain and saudi arabia, so we have seen that politically, some sunni countries are starting to say that we have a view and approach. israel america we don't agree, some of those countries kept silent for the time being, and now, well, we see some of them come to announce publicly that if a conflict breaks out, they will not participate in it. they said that if there is an attack against israel, we will not defend them with missiles. we will not track them. now we see that the debate between shia and sunni has disappeared, in fact, the same sunnis also came and said that they are not ready to do anything against iran because the things that israel has done, well, maybe it has actually upset them too. and impossible for them too it is accepted and according to them it should be stopped and now that thing. if the conflicts escalate, then on the other hand, we can say that there is no more diplomatic solution, then the chance to solve the problems will decrease. we saw tha

has very different culture, iran is a muslim majority country, iran is a shia majority country. "you know even in iran even, i mean people come and they're amazed by, i mean the the variety of of people on their opinions, but so so in all their different walks of life, iranians are anti anti-imperialism right, so but what the imperialists have been trying to do, they've been trying to say that, oh, in the beginning they say, oh, the reformist candidate is not going to win presidency, then he does, because i mean, and as you know, most of our governments have been reform." government, then they say they're not going to let him pick his ministers, then he does, then they say the principles are not going to vote in the ministers and then he does, and then they're like, well, they were all picked by the leader anyways, well you know what, "our leader is running the access of resistance and the american president cannot run up two stairs, so obviously people have respect for our leader as, you know, as others don't have for theirs, so okay, we'll say it mois, i mean, looking at of co

the world bank predicts 2.4% economic growth in iran. it has been realized that reporting 4 means again from the forecast of the world bank and the forecast of the fund among the higher money achieved compared to other countries, this year's world bank report predicts that turkey's economy will grow by four and a half percent , russia will grow by 36 percent, and saudi arabia will grow by 36 percent.

is rich country, iran has very rich culture, iran has a... very rich history, iran could have done much better even with the sanctions and as um the president said in one of his speeches that we very much have ourselves to blame and that basically what he believes and what a lot of iranians believe actually is that we cannot have a system where we have, i mean not like the us where like there's always you know there are the the main two parties that every party is trying to basically um downgrade the other party and they're not the... not cooperating and of course they have the deep state and that's a whole other story, but what the president has been talking about is that we can actually solve the issues inside the country, regardless of what the us might might do, if we only have unity, if we have national consensus, and he's very right in that, i think a lot of iranians heard that and they felt that and they they said that this is what we have to do, and i think that i mean that this this powerful speech was also part of the reason... that because as as i told you we already had that

iran's future response has caused the entire israeli regime to wait for iran's response .re is a huge psychological war in israel, and one of the israeli experts said the same thing, that the war of attrition led by iran and the party allah guides it, the most dangerous war against israel is any war, which means that the war of attrition is going on now, and there is no other option for netanyahu but to stop the war, because the supporting fronts are supporting seyed hassan nasrallah, he said to stop killing children. and the killing of the war and if you do this , a ceasefire will be established on the northern front. seyed al-houssi also said the same thing, stop the war in the gaza strip , we will stop targeting ships in the red sea, now in the red sea and indian ocean and arabian sea. the palestinian nation is a war of attrition from you hezbollah's drones and missiles are fired every day at the occupied north of palestine against it in shamaneh al-mutlah and jalil ala, if this persian war continues , and more importantly, iran is also a deterrent weapon. fear and terr

between iran and designist entity that's taking place since years, because the moment iran decided tostrength over the years. mr. ali, in the previous report, it said that israel cannot rely on the west in case of military confrontation with iran, and it must rely on itself, and now as we saw here, we just heard that israel needs american protection. uh, the the latest uh commentary from this uh zionist uh analyst uh says it. because uh they know they can protect the theirselves by themselves. this era has gone um years ago. it's it was finished by the you know the uh uh the way the resistance movement confronted the zionist entity. actually now we are witnessing the the symptoms of the israeli weakness because this war uh... "the alaksa flood war have shown us and to the whole world that the zionists cannot uh protect themselves by themselves. this is what an ex-israely ambassador has said, the ex israeli ambassador to the united states, his name is michael orren, he said it plain back in last november, yes, so now when you know the the situation reached to a possibility that we reac

in iran's previous response to israel's assassination, i.e. the same operation, iran used its capabilitiesa limited way, i.e. only 162 drones , 30 cruise missiles and 100 ballistic missiles fired from iran. it happened, but the other side, on the contrary , had brought all his defensive power to the stage at that time . what effect do you think this experience will have? have future operations will the israeli regime's defense capabilities stand a chance this time against resistance operations that may be carried out on a wider scale? it also depends on what quantity and quality of weapons iran wants to use. no matter what level it is. israel should use its strongest weapons and have a defense against them, and this time it will be vulnerable. the current level has entered a new stage, i want your evaluation i know about this new stage, some experts also say killing. iran's foreign guest in tehran has been the biggest mistake of the israeli regime since its establishment. do you think the events that have happened in these few days will change the nature of the conflicts in west asia and h