blockage in iran's northwest borders, these are the main reasons that iran opposes and of course. in addition to all this , there is actually an illusion about the plans, such as the plan that is being discussed today in the republic of azerbaijan, armenia is actually identified as west azerbaijan , or the plans that have been published in the last week. it has been published again, showing that the south of armenia, that is, sivnik province of armenia , belongs to the republic of azerbaijan, and the republic in fact, azerbaijan is planning to destroy this region in the future, so we will see a report in no way. let's go back to the studio and discuss the program in the last minutes. in recent days, talks about a transit route on the northern borders of iran with the republic of armenia have been repeated once again. one of the objectives of the military action of the republic of azerbaijan against armenia four years ago was to separate the land route of iran and armenia for direct access to nakhel javan from the south sionik area or the alleged zangzor corridor, a border corridor

oppressed people of gazs and is an obligation for all muslims, this is according to the leader of iran's islamic revolution, ayatollah ali khamenei, and talked about unity, not only that the leader discussed unity, but also it was a theme that was used in the president's first press conference, president massu pasesan talked about the importance of the relations between muslim countries, neighboring countries, and of course that it's going to try to play a very... big part in his future foreign policy, we're going to be taking a look at all of this on the spotlight, so stay with us. i like to welcome my guests to the program, masud shajar, chairman of islamic human rights commission out of tehran, and sayid mosan abbas, journalist and political commentator out of london, thank you so much for being with us, i start this off. with masoud, i mean it made statements and talked about the importance of unity and said it's oblic obligatory, obligatory really for muslims to support palestinians, um, during this meeting of course we had with the iranian sunni scholars today, i want to talk about

government put iran in a position of weakness in the islamic republic of iran and then enter the negotiationce, this is our experience , at least in the negotiations that led to the saad abad agreement , in the negotiations that led to the jcpoa, and in the negotiations that are currently in the fourteenth government , as we as the minister of foreign affairs, we have heard that there is a possibility of a serious negotiation atmosphere to start the negotiation process again. i feel that it is an amalgamation of all these goals to bring them into this atmosphere to first try to lie about the claim made by mr. putin during his trip. he has announced to baku that this corridor requires a lot of attention it should be implemented and it should be implemented. well , unfortunately, this matter is in the media space. sometimes, i think that the mistranslation of european and american persian-language media entered this space, and... this wave, unfortunately, increased in the country with the creation of space. it was found to such an extent that no matter how much we tried to make this space clea

i have the islamic republic of iran, mr.sinim what do you think about this meeting and finally , what achievements did this meeting have for the islamic republic of iran? to mr. khosravi , dear guests and viewers, hello and good night. i would like to say, well, it seems that this trip started in a situation where there was an effort in the regional media and some international media with a fever to the margins that had been made in connection with the zangzor crossing of the strategic communications of the islamic republic of iran and russia. question the federation. it seems that the meetings, conversations and the contents of the topics that were expressed can draw a line of invalidity on this issue. this is a point. another important point was that when mr. putin met with mr. dr. ahmadian, the representative. the supreme leader and the secretary of the supreme national security council are waiting and expressing this point that i am waiting for the president of the islamic republic of iran so that we can discuss comprehe

viva iran.2024 olympics was commendable, analysts indicated need for diversification in the sports from which medals are one. i believe our country truly has much to offer in terms of talent across all fields. many of our athletes managed to qualify for the olympics and paralympics under challenging conditions with limited facilities compared to their competitors. my intention is not to suggest that there is lack of planning. our sports or that proper measures have not been implemented. rather, i mean to highlight that competing countries have invested significantly more in their sports. for instance, the investment made by persian gulf countries may be unparalleled globally, and despite this, our athletes have proven to be more successful than theirs, which may be attributed solely to the exceptional talent of iranian athletes. as the dust settles on this monumental event, the iranian delegation. stands tall, their achievements a testament to their hard work, dedication, and the indomitable spi

the territorial integrity of the islamic republic of iran. are fully ready and prepared to defend the country against any form of aggression by the enemies and definitely they will, they are ready sacrifice there even last drop of their blood for the cause and for the security of the homeland uh iran the... republic of iran, so we expect what you see right behind me are uh uh the units and the military forces, we expect also different types of military equipment to come and pass by uh the podium here and of course as we get update here as we see more missiles and new military equipments definitely will be another round of um

the us, will hit back iran much harder than iran can hit israel, and iran will suffer the most. number one, i think, for iran to avoid. looking down the line at this, if iran feels that it may be perceived as being weakerjust by the fact that hezbollah has been dented in this way, where does it go next? and does it make the regime, for example, look towards its nuclear capabilities and think about that being important in terms of a deterrent on the world stage? of a deterrent on the world state? ., �*, ., , stage? so that's an extremely important _ stage? so that's an extremely important question. _ stage? so that's an extremely important question. there's . important question. there's been a fair bit of talk that has intensified a lot in the past 21t hours, but that was already intensifying in the past few weeks given iran's mounting losses. could this be the final shove that would push iran towards taking that last step with its nuclear weapons programme? and actually getting a nuclear weapon, which it doesn't at this point, even though it is getting close. 0n the one hand, wi

, iran, this, iran, that, and iran, the other thing, and iran, and iran, and iran, how many? times does benjamin netanyahu isabella have to say the word iran before he successfully deflects responsibility for regional instability from himself and his cabinet, including the escalation in lebanon, including the genocide in gaza. um, sir, if if we go back in time, i would, i just want to go to the background of this, when the palestinian cause was getting the support of the people in the arab region, of course, and still, uh, the... israeli regime was playing on the cord which is called the civilization and barbarianism with the arabs and try always the depict us and the hollywood the hollywood machine help them to depict the arab world as barbarian people and when the palest of course internationally the palestinians cause is cause of justice to be served it's supported by all the people uh community, civil communities around the world, however, however, when it start to get, when it got the support of countries like iran after the islamic revolution, other other countries in a

from press tv's iran desk.more about the eminese pro palestine demonstrations and this protest the demonstrators, they basically called for jihad, jihad against the state of israel, and they want other arab nations, other islamic nations to... join this jihad against the state of israel, the one obstacle that yemen is facing is the fact that most of the regimes in the region, they stand uh according to the protesters, they are siting with israel in the sense of enabling the genocide, allowing it to continue, and also in the sense of preventing yemen, the yemani army from marching into the palestinian occupied territories to confront the... regime, most of the protests here in the capital, it raised and directed a condemnation against the arab states and against the arab leaders and this is because they feel that these arab leaders are under the control of the israeli regime, under the control of the western governments and this is the status quo that the protesters and the ansar allah movement want to change so

viva iran.ualify for the olympics and paralympics under challenging conditions with limited facilities compared to their competitors. my intention is not to suggest that there is lack of planning in our sports or that proper measures have not been implemented, rather i mean to highlight that competing countries have invested significantly more in their sports. for instance, the investment made by persian golf countries may be unparalleled globally, and despite this, our athletes have proven to be more. successful than theirs, which may be attributed solely to the exceptional talent of iranian athletes. as the dust settles on this monumental event, the iranian delegation stands tall, their achievements a testament to their hard work, dedication, and the indomitable spirit of nation united in pride and passion for sports. the legacy of their triumphs and parents will undoubtedly inspire future generations to dream big and strive for greatness. one is when the heads of the countries meet, and the o

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the problem here is iran. it's not u.s. activity, it's not others. it's iran. and it begins and ends with them. however, if we're going to begin to examine, i would argue that once you accept the fact they're revolutionary, they see themselves as revolutionary people, then they face the challenge and they are smart and they know history. they recognize it as revolutions. the revolutionary generation exits stage. it's always hard to keep the revolution on track. you have the example of the russian revolution. you have the example of the french revolution and others where those revolutions ended up in very different places than the revolutionaries themselves envisioned when it actually happened. so given that, that's why the beginning and end of iranian policy, i would argue, is preservation of the regime and preservation in particular of the theocratic regime that sits on top with all of the with all of the problems that that poses for the region. but that nonetheless their highest priority. now, i would argue iran also pursues two other priorities. one prioriti

because iran is a great trade partner for the iraq government and also iran has many projects in in iraq's several regions including basra. basra railway to shalamche at town in western iran will connect the two countries and will facilitate the trade between two countries. iran exports electricity to iraq and it has very important role in iraqi government. the electricity, i mean also, there are so many other issues, including the sanctions against iran, and iran has some frozen assets because of the us sanctions in iraq, which i think in this trip by pesishian was discussed during his meetings with iraqi top officials, about the second part of your question, i should say that, iraq is iraq's kurdistan region is very important. because of so many issues, including the border security, there were several anti-iran terror groups in that region, which time and again... attacked iranian territory from positions in iraq's kurdistan region, but just about two years ago, i think, iran and iraq signed the document, security document to move those groups from bordering regions to other part

how do you evaluate iran's education of? if we were to examine the general course of the system in recent decades, do you think that things have improved or the opposizet? since the victory of the islamic revolution, we have made significant tries in achieving quantitative justice in education compared to the pre-revolution era, by quantitative justice i mean the increased access to higher education for a browder segment of the population. than ever before, before the revolution, many students did not complete high school and often dropped out after primary school, with this issue, particularly affecting girls. following the revolution, which prioritized social justice, we focused on establishing the necessary infrastructure for free and universal education, ensuring that no student would have to drop out due to lack of resources. the results of these efforts are reflected in the impressive statistics of university. enrollment, graduation rates and literacy levels. currently over 98% of iranian school age children are enroll

barazani actually pointed out that the islamic republic of iran is a neighbor of iran and is actually a neighbor of iraq and also has a common border with the kurdistan region. they are looking to increase security in this area. dealing with terrorist and separatist groups that iran intends to pursue seriously. sultan farrukh, now the question that arises is whether the kurdistan region acts independently from the republic of iraq in the field of security and political relations with our country or not, these communications and coordination with the central government. is there and this incident that happened , in fact, the transfer of the group and their moving away from the border was coordinated by the iraqi government , it happened and that in fact stability, peace and security in iraq will increase stability and peace and security in iran, so we are looking for we want to expand the communication between the countries, even we have seen that mr. president mentioned the discussion of the union of islamic states in this trip, as in fact , the experience of the european union and to

blockage in iran's north-west borders, these are the main reasons that iran opposes it does, and of course besides all this both the actually illusory plans that exist, such as the plan that is being discussed today in the republic of azerbaijan, armenia is actually identified as west azerbaijan, or the plans that have been published and published again in the last week. it is showing that the south of armenia, i.e. the sionik province of armenia, belongs to the republic of azerbaijan, and the republic of azerbaijan is actually planning to annex this region to its own territory in the future , which will not be accepted by iran in any way. we will continue this conversation. definitely about its other editions. a border with the purpose of connecting two parts of the republic azerbaijan to each other, for which the transition and economic goals have also been defined, is a corridor that the republic of azerbaijan named zang zor and connects this country to turkey and from there to europe. the land of armenia on this road violates the international space and thus completely blinds an

, it doesn't want iran "it wants iran sanctioned and pushed into corner as much as possible. um, but having said that, there is a real shift in the world, and we see it, in many different countries, and even in europe, in public opinion, and in some voicing of some of the opinions, to say, we're going to do what's best for our countries, and what's best for our continent, and what's best for humanity, and not what's best for and what what israel wants or what the united states wants. now, that's it hasn't reached that point, but there is a shift." and i think this will be, it'll be interesting to see what happens when the uh uh international atomic energy authority admit meets on wednesday to discuss iran. comes out of that and what other what specific governments have to say about that? thank you both for joining us to the program stay safe to both of you, mr. mark webber, the director at the institute for historical review joining us from newport beach, california, and mr. john bosnich, journalist and political consultant joining us out of fredricton, canada. viewers, this brings u

in iran. the economic profile of our commercial exchanges with iran is about 12 billion dollars annually, but most of them are consumer goods that have many competitors. i believe that iran's industrial cycle should grow in iraq, either independently or in partnership, because this action increases the sustainability of the companies' presence in our country. removing the obstacles and strengthening the commercial interests of the two countries and holding an economic commission is one of the plans of the 14th government to expand the commercial relations between the two countries. the joint economic commission of iran and iraq will be held, god willing. i think the potential is high. we are working in iraq let's drastically increase the exchange rates , fix the platform for faster, more accurate and win-win communication on both sides, because the move to correct this process will result in both iraq and iran benefiting, and this is what others they don't read and we should try to make this h

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iran's facilities in these fields.ld's second tallest man spiked iran to paralympics gold. super spike, the pa announcer bellows inside the electric party atmosphere of the north arena on the outskirts of paris. arms out stretch wide, mortazad sitting on the floor in his red top and black trousers, lets out roar to celebrate yet another punishing blow which immediately ends the rally. it is just one of the... 27 points, the most accumulated by any one player that helped iran win a record extending eighth sitting volleyball paralympic title after beating bosnia and herzegovina in the final by three sets to one, standing at 8 ft 1 in 2 me 46 centimeters larger than most doors, longer than most beds, the 36-year-old is the second tallest man in the world, born with gigantism, his impairment has bosed some problems. mersod has been sleeping on the floor in the paralympic with the iran team requested an extended bed before the games, but the two extensions provided to a standard athletes bed was insufficient, a third extens

as the gateway to india, iran was always considered by the british, and the domination of iran led to the continuation of the domination over far india keeping russia from british territories was a continuation. with russia leaving the circle of international relations for a short period due to the october revolution, the main player in the region in the middle east. here , the british empire became, and basically, they no longer have any partner and share in their game and in fact , they do not consider the fate of the people of the region. the british, who now realized its extraordinary position with the emergence of oil in iran, attacked the south of iran several times with the aim of separating afghanistan , and since iran was facing the problem of not having a powerful government inside, in august 12994, with people's resistance was faced under the command of ali delwari. we are not fighting to get anything. we fight not to lose anything. with the start of the first world war, between 1917 and 1919 , despite declaring neutrality, iran suffered the most damage from this war, and a

iran never gets nuclear weapons. [applause] >> for decades i've been warning the world against iran's nuclear program. our actions delayed this program by perhaps a decade, but we haven't stopped it. we've delayed it. but we haven't stopped it. iran now seeks to weaponize its nuclear program for the sake of the peace and security of all your countrymen. for the sake of the peace and security of the entire world, we must not let that happen. and i assure you, israel will do everything in its power to make sure it doesn't happen. [applause] >> so, ladies and gentlemen, the question before us is simple. which of these two maps that i showed you will shape our future? will it be the blessings of peace and prosperity for israel, our arab partners and the rest of the world, or will it be the curse in which iran and its proxies spread carnage and chaos everywhere? israel has already made its choice. we've decided to advance the blessing. we're building a partnership for peace with our arab neighbors while fighting the force

and this shows the security tie between iran and iraq so regarding economic ties also iran" has uh trade ties with kurdistan as well, so in all aspects and dimensions, this trip is important, historic and uh consequential and effective. it was supposed that former president, late president marty raisi to uh have this trip to make this trip, but because of that uh helicopter crash and losing their former president is now showing that he's continuing. the path of raisy and uh regional cooperation is important for him. right, thanks lot, navid berus press tv's bagdad bureau chief joining us from the iraqi capital. we're going to go back to political commentator muhammad obaid who's with us from uh the lebanese capital beirot. mr. obaid if you're with us uh we are listening to um navi beat who's giving us uh the the highlights of this trip and um and the importance of this first visit of the iranian president masud. pesishion, um, i want to get your thoughts on, uh, mr. oraid, are you with us? yes, yes. okay, so mr. reid, i want to get your thoughts on what the uh, what this bond uh, and the

, iran and iraq... relations are in a way that as mr.raq iran's primer minister mentioned, the relations between these two neighbors are far beyond just two neighbors, they are of strategic importance. mr. butishkian after his visit to the iraqi prime minister, will sit down with iraq's president and the iraqi parliament speaker, afterwards he will have a visit to iraq's judiciary chief. and then in the afternoon mr. president will have a visit and will have a meeting with iranian nationals in iraq, then he will head to iraq to karbala, najaf and basra, iraq's economic capital, and then after basra he will uh have a trip to kurdistan, iraq's kurdistan, the iranian president's trip to kurdistan will be the first iranian president's trip to kurdistan. after the victory of the islamic revolution, which signifies its importance, definitely this trip will uh further boost iran's relations with kurdistan's region, especially by the fact that kurdistan's region has announced that it will uh vibe out terrorist groups residing in that. region and

it is not iran that prevents you from accessing medicine. this it is not iran that has prevented you from accessing the banking and monetary system of the world. we are not the ones who have assassinated your army chiefs, but america is the one who assassinated iran's dearest military commander at the baghdad airport . my message to all governments that have adopted a non-constructive strategy towards iran is to learn from history. we can go beyond these limitations and start a new era. this new era with the recognition of iran's security concerns as well. this joint work starts on common issues. sanctions are a destructive and inhumane weapon that the aim is to paralyze the country's economy. deprivation of access to vital medicines is one of the most painful consequences of the embargo, which endangers the lives of thousands of innocent people. this action is not only a clear violation of human rights but also a crime against humanity. our nation over the past years, by enduring many hardships caused by sanctions , it has shown that it stands up against oppression. although the wou

fuelled by iran, palestinian terrorists in judaea fuelled by iran, palestinian terrorists injudaea andaria perpetrated scores of attacks there and throughout israel. last april, for the first time ever, iran directly attacked israel from its own territory, firing few hundred drones, cruise missiles and ballistic missiles at us. i have a message for the tyrants of iran. if you strike us, we will strike you. applause there is no place in iran that the long arm of israel cannot reach, and that is true of the entire middle east. farfrom the lands led to the slaughter, israel's soldiers have thought back with incredible courage and with heroic sacrifice stop and with heroic sacrifice stop and i have another message for this assembly and for the world outside us all. we are winning! ladies and gentlemen, as israel defends itself against iran in the seventh front war, the line separating the blessing and the curse could not be more clear. this is the map i presented here last year. it is the map of a blessing. it shows a real and as arab partners forming the land bridge connecting asia and eu

iran to do. considering that iraq has a very good potential in the fields of bachelors, specializations and even subspecialties, we have always considered maintaining this market . 70 thousand iraqi students are studying in iran. that we have the preparation and capacity to increase this number to about 100,000, god willing, and our planning. and our request from the universities to attend these international events in iraq is for the same reason. the book fair is one of the most important cultural events in iraq. every day we invite some of our students to the exhibition so that they can learn more about book culture and make optimal use of the most important achievements of other participating countries. arrival of newly exhumed martyrs' bodies to the homeland border residents of doulato village welcomed 32 newly exhumed martyrs of the holy defense. some of these martyrs were martyred at the beginning of the revolution in the captivity of kamuleh and democratic groups in doulato village prison.

also, there are so many other issues, including the sanctions against iran, and iran has some frozen assets because of the us sanctions in iraq which... "i think in this trip by pazishian was discussed during his meetings with iraqi top officials, maybe these assets may be released soon or not, i don't know, about the second part of your question, i should say that iraq, iraq's kurdistan region is very important because of so many issues, including the border security, there were several anti-iran terror group." groups in that region which time and again attacked iranian territory from positions in iraq's kurdistan region, but just about two years ago, i think iran and iraq signed the document, security document to move those groups from bordering regions to other parts of iraq under watch of the united nations and iraqi government and iraq's kurdistan region has implemented that and as we over here today, we know that iraq's kurdistan region officials also adhear to these agreements by the iraqi government, so iraq sovereignty is very important for iran, and this trip to iraq's kurd

itself, that is, iran has all the levers of control there, and they would not do this if iran said yesno, that is, these are direct allies who practically no longer work with anyone, or work only with the permission of iran, here iran is with him militarily and politically. cooperation with russia, he will keep a certain distance and do it exclusively in mutually beneficial positions from advantageous positions, watching how the military situation will unfold in the future. in fact , pazashkiyan came as such, well, to some extent a reformer, they even made him a kind of people's favorite there, and he had a statement that nothing would happen to russia during my presidency. was sold, well, yes, for him, and for the late raisish, these contracts and missiles were signed, that is, they cunningly made such a change of power, taking advantage of the death of raisish, was it really a coincidence or not, and now with a renewed face they are trying to sell this ideology of theirs, that you are removing part of the sanctions from us, and we are not integrating more closely with russia, this is

iran's rulers can do this. the government of bahrain in those days was governed by the governor of fars hossein ali mirza. he, who was angered by the surrender of the sheikh of bahrain to the british government, decided to attack bahrain. but william bruce, the agent of the british government in the persian gulf and the main designer of his map. the caravan is lagging behind and the sheikhs of bahrain are rebellious and don't pay taxes dan sees a preparation and an attack on bahrain and a device. khakri shah enters into negotiations and they conclude an agreement which is known as the shiraz agreement. according to this agreement, bruce accepts iran's absolute sovereignty over bahrain and undertakes to compensate for the damage caused to the port . yes, this was not signed by us, while this broker is in fact the owner of the authority . it had been part of the iranian empire and there was at one period, i think the british, one of the british representatives made some mission of the iranian sovereignty. over it

iran to attack. israel based on the assassination of the leader, what's your reaction to that? has iran threatened, iran said something in the last 24 hours that would provoke uh to say this, i don't know, are they they know something that we don't know that iran is up to something, i don't know, and how how could the us? uh deter iran, i i don't really understand what uh, what he's, so you don't think that us has that type of influence over israel, when you make a st statement to that effect over israel, sorry, explaining, i thought you said that, i'm reading off, i'm reading off headline, okay axius news, if you'd like to uh look it up is the one that ran this headline, and i'm sure that if axius has run it. other agencies have also done that, but agencies, but um, outlets, let's say, um, and i'm addressing you with this question because of the hopelessness that i feel uh, from the fact that you appear to show israel in such a superior state, because of the military, i'm guessing, capabilities that

iran has never initiated a war. it has only defended itself heroically against external aggression, causing the aggressors to regret their actions. iran has never occupied the territory of any nation. it has not sought the resources of any country. it has repeatedly offered various proposals to its natures -- neighbors and international forums, aimed at establishing lasting peace and tranquility. we have emphasized the importance of unity in the region. establishing a strong region rests on several fundamental pins oppose. first, we must recognize that we are neighbors. because of this, we will always remain together. the presence of foreign powers in our region is temporary and leads to instability. our development and progress are interconnected and outsourcing security to extra-regional powers will not benefit any of us. the new regional order must be inclusive and beneficial from all neighbors. an order that fails to safeguard the interests of each national country cannot be sustained. neighboring and brotherhoo

iran front pagechi. officially begins mission as iran's foreign minister. iranian foreign ministry has held a ceremony to introduce the new foreign minister sayid abbas iraqchi and bid farewell to the caretaker foreign minister ali boqor khani. araqchi elaborated that foreign policy should be able to help the country's economy, create opportunities and remove obstacles, saying we consider it our duty to remove the obstacles to the prosperity of the country's economy and to open up new spaces and provide solutions to the economic sector. the country, both in the state and foreign sectors and thank you for joining us in this section, please stay tuned for the main narrative. the new cabinet is expected to focus on several key policy areas, including economic reform, social welfare and improving international relations, given the current economic difficulties in iran, addressing inflation, unemployment and investment will likely be top priorities. during government week, ayatollah sayid ali khamenei met with the iranian president masud pesishiyan and his minis

it is the only official government of iran. after iran, we have a series of governments that defend legally, for example, the government of south africa or the government of algeria, whose efforts are also worthy in their own way. it is admirable that a situation remains here in the name of the country of iraq, and its lack of cooperation or non-cooperation in supporting the palestinian people is vital. thank god, the iraqi government has accompanied us until now, and thank god, the foreign policy of the 14th government is based on the support and continuation of the policy of supporting the axis. there was resistance, mr. safavi, mr. qazmini also said one thing, of course i want to go to mr. ala ishaq and the economic axis , but let's talk about it together. the point that was mentioned by mr. barzani during the visit of mr. al-badishian is that soil should not be used against the islamic republic of iran and the tehran-baghdad agreement. let's talk more about it . let's talk about it and analyze it later. kurd said that our g

iran secured first place globally.ionally, we ranked fourth in the biology olympiad, eighth in the physics olympiad, and ninth in the computer olympiad. as a result, iran has established itself among the top 10 countries in the world olympiad rankings, currently holding third place in terms of total medals won, trailing only the united states and china. in a remarkable accomplishment that underscores the academic competence of iranian. students, team consisting of five talented individuals secured an impressive total of five gold medals, thereby earning first place in the 17th international olympiad astronomy and astrophysics, which occurred from august 17th to 27th in vasuras, rio de janeiro, brazil. this is hannan koramdashti, the iranian gold medalist at the world astronomy olympiad this year. she is the only girl this year to win a gold medal. in brazil. the brazilian hosts were incredibly warm and welcoming, creating a friendly atmosphere for all participants. the competition featured prominent countries like engl

from outside the territory of iran and inside iran as an islamic republic. iran is related to iraq and we witnessed that the government of mr. ebrahim raisi rahmatullah against president rahel of iran. also , he and his cabinet had strong relations with iraq, and they tried to implement the agreements with iraq and strengthen cooperation, and these relations are due to the closeness between the two countries, wide borders and relations that have existed since ancient times. and these relations even connect the two nations together and are important. therefore, due to the painful incident that happened to president rahel, we are witnessing today that through a democratic process, a new government has been installed in the presidency of mr. in iran and this. the government is trying to complete it mr. raisi's approach regarding the relations with iraq is the first foreign trip that the islamic president of iran has chosen because he is well aware of the common interests between the two countries and the position of the two countries in the region. and these co

iran also manufactures desful missiles. an upgraded copy of zulfikar and it can hit. for 1000 km, that is, if you launch such a missile from occupied crimea or russian belgorod, it can reach lviv, ivano-frankivsk and even the border with poland in a matter of minutes. oleksandr mosienko, the head of the center for military and legal studies joins the issue of svoboda ranku. i congratulate you. i congratulate you. mr. oleksandr, the transfer of iranian missiles to russia has been talked about for a long time, already in 2022. now these messages. do you think they look more believable, or is it just such a new wave of information? no, this is not an information wave, a lot of sources confirm the fact of the transfer of these missiles, the fact is that back in august of this year there was, in fact, a final agreement on the implementation of the previous agreements, which were between russia and iran, russia, more precisely iran was visited by a secret delegation, it took place... russia, they had a meeting with two high-ranki

particular occasion in iran, the sacred defense week uh so significant that we see a leader of iran'sng address on this occasion? well the reason is because history is important and if we're not constantly aware of history, we are very likely to repeat the same mistakes that led to it. um, what happened during the um defense of iran is nothing short of miraculous if you look at it, literally the um the young islamic revolution as of that time faced off with the world global power, as of then the united states and also the defunct um uh you know russia which is the ussr then were united and not just that also germany was involved and all of these superpowers came together to stand against young um you know...

is still afraid, well, israel is still technologically superior iran, the only thing that iran is now, well, it can correspond to its numerous proxies, which have an attitude towards humanity. life is zero and they can donate any amount yes bundle glitch vadim polishchuk historian political commentator is now in israel well but the connection is something disconnected, we don't have that much time, so let's ask mr. polishchuk to finish his opinion, so why did i... read from you. well, because iran, iran will not be happy if, so to speak , the friends from the state of israel decide to thank him for all that, so to speak, iran did against israel. just said about the technological superiority of israel, which can put iran in the stone age, and iran understands this, and it plays such games without crossing those very red lines in order to, well, ... and inflict maximum damage on israel, but more than once not to be exposed to such a harsh response, to which israel can also decide, well, to inflict, and we see now the government that is now in israel, from which came out just such people

iran's separation. and it was based on such considerations that the 14th province of our country was declared according to the picture letter of the then government of bahrain. and it is also based on such considerations as stated in the reports of the ministry of foreign affairs. this sentence is that in all the reports and books of the ministry of foreign affairs, bahrain , since the achaemenid period, which was administered as one of the subjects of pars province, until today, has always been one of iran's single empire , what do you say to one nation, one history, one race? the paris agreement is the turkmenchai agreement, but there is one difference, none of these have been mentioned in a reference of the iranian nation, you will see the facts if you read mr. alam's memoirs , it is there day by day, even the british say that our work with . in general, it is not finished, you should give this bill to the parliament so that we can finish our work that is to say, it was a complete deadlock . well, as

killing women and children, in fact iran hasn't invaded anybody, has what is iran's military doctrine for the region and what is this? the military approach toward the rest of the world, gisu. well, danny, you're absolutely right, and iran, as far as its military capabilities are concerned, they're focused on defending the country. as you remember, at the beginning of the reporting, i mentioned that this was one of the big threats that the iranian nation ever faced, and it was successfully turned into one of the biggest opportunities. uh danny, because when uh the iraqi regime backben saddam hussein decided to attack iran, the aim was to uh destabilize the region and also uh topple the newly established islamic republic of iran, and saddam hussein had the help of all the countries in the world, particularly european countries, iranians do not forget how european countries provided saddam with chemical weapons. uh and then they uh iranians had to send the soldiers and civilians who were affected by those chemical weapons back to europe to get treated to the laboratory for their chemica

also after the end of the uh the eight year war um between iraq and iran, iran did not bear any grudge against any country, and since then again it adopted the policy of friendship, adopted a policy of peace, better say, spreading uh in the region, he said that it's policy of negotiations, policy of uh talks and friendship and solidarity with regional countries, especially islamic countries were followed by the senior officials of the islamic revolution, by the senior official. the islamic republic of iran, so we say that by nature, the islamic republic of iran, by nature the islamic revolution has been based on on the principles of peace, friendship and also solidarity with the islamic countries, we are right now and in the islamic week, islamic unity week, irans and also muslims across the world are celebrating the week of islamic unity, and these islamic unity as being exercised. and has been uh uh the first time uh defined and announced by the late imam khumeini many years ago became kind of a cornerstone for the policies, both national and international policies of the islamic rev

only a few countries had it and iran too. they were deprived of having it with the end of the war iran is more serious in its efforts to become a spacefarer. and was able to achieve some progress. the efforts of scientists continued until iran reached the knowledge of being in higher orbits, and that was when the owners of space knowledge entered the field with a stop sign. in september 2018, the us treasury department sanctioned iran's space research center and aerospace research institute. pompeo , the us foreign minister at the time, also called on their allies in a tweet to support this sanction. be with them. however, efforts to prevent iran's presence in space were not limited to sanctions. october 1399 us space force he was stationed in the south of the persian gulf at the al-adeed base in qatar. in a report, sky news stated that the purpose of launching the qatar space base was to confront iran. ryan weeden, a former member of the air force, emphasized in the associated press report: iran is efficient in many fields o

one of the goals of holding introduction programs to iran is to convey the realities in iran, iran as a safe country, a country that hosted more than 6 million foreign visitors and tourists last year, and about 5-8 thousand of them. they were related to india. dealing with iran through fear the capacities of introducing tourism capacities are being followed up, trying to increase the attraction of international tourists, creating new opportunities, expanding cultural diplomacy, introducing new tourist destinations, among the goals of this ceremony, islamic iran has exempted indian passport holders from visas, so this is a big development. alhamdulillah flight. of course, the relationship between the two countries is not enough and we are working with both iranian and indian companies to convince them and provide them with the opportunity to increase the flights of india , a country with more than 1 billion and 400 million. person it is considered the largest tourism market in the world. adan pardan jo hai luang ka to expand people-to-people relations in the ministries of tourism of th

pesishgan had it over letter from iran's leader ali khamenei to alsodani. in the letter the leader extended his appreciation to the iraqi nation and government for successfully hosting the arabin march. um, the iranian president's three-day visit focuses on strengthening bilateral ties and willen. include the signing of several cooperation documents. pesishgan is scheduled to visit the holy shrines in the cities of najaf and carbala, the trip will also take him to basara as well as the kurdish cities of airbil and saleymaniah. earlier spokesperson for alnas coalition, ahmad alwandi joined us from baghdad to share his thoughts on the importance of boosting. bilateral cooperation in different areas between iran and iraq, you understand that there are a lot of economic ties between the two countries, especially now uh iraq has surpassed, i think the amount of imports from iran for over $2 billion dollars, which is a big number for iraq, and of course there is vision, so we're going to cross over now to the iraqi capital, baghdad. joint press conference is bein