me about iran's intentions, iran does not— you ask me about iran's intentions, iran does not really— r either with britain _ iran does not really want all—out war either with britain or- iran does not really want all—out war either with britain or the - war either with britain or the united — war either with britain or the united states— war either with britain or the united states or— war either with britain or the united states or with - war either with britain or the united states or with israel. | war either with britain or the - united states or with israel. what iran united states or with israel. what iran is— united states or with israel. what iran is trying — united states or with israel. what iran is trying to _ united states or with israel. what iran is trying to do, _ united states or with israel. what iran is trying to do, as— united states or with israel. what iran is trying to do, as my- iran is trying to do, as my colleague _ iran is trying to do, as my colleague said, _ iran is trying to do, as my colleague said, is - iran is trying to do, as my colleague said, is to -

iran? ., u, , it comes to the backing from iran? ., , ., iran? look, iran can deny that they want _ iran? nt but _ iran? look, iran can deny that they want but the _ iran? look, iran can deny that they want but the facts - iran? look, iran can deny that they want but the facts are . iran? look, iran can deny that| they want but the facts are the facts. we know iran has a hand in directing and supporting these irgc proxy groups, whether it be hamas, hezbollah, or with the houthis in yemen. just recently, about a week ago, the us military interdicted a that was transiting weapons from iran, going towards supplying houthis. with more military capabilities. that is one instance of the united states military taking action in being able to seize weapons that were going to restock and refill the houthi capabilities. i won't get into all of our intelligence assessments of how we can interdict weapons, but we can interdict weapons, but we know that iran can continue to support the houthis, but it is a calculation that iran and the houthis will have to make. at what point does because become too muc

iran? iran can continue to _ the backing from iran? iran can continue to deny _ the backing from iran? the backing from iran? iran can continue to deny all they - the backing from iran? iran can continue to deny all they want l continue to deny all they want but the facts are the facts. we know iran has a hand in directing and supporting these irgc proxy groups, whether it be thomas, hezbollah or with it is in yemen and recently about a week ago, the us military interdicted a ship that was transiting weapons that were coming from iran, going towards supplying houthis with more military capabilities, so that's just one incidence of the united states military taking action and being able to seize weapons that were going to restock and refill the houthis's capabilities. again, i will not get into all of our intelligence assessments into how we can interdict weapons but we know that iran can continue to support the houthis but it's a calculation that iran and the houthis are going to have to make. at what point does the cost become too much for them because ultimately, at the end of the da

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iran became until the end of life for iran until the end of life for iran until the end of life for iran tapai jan for iran tapai jan for iran until the end it's a very good article and iran 's opinion is the same let's fight until we can do our best. we want the name of our land to be high. now, this look and these words will become an energy for 11 representatives of iran in the fields of dohi qatar. when they win, they make us proud. god willing , you will always win. when he appears in the national team of our national team. with all my heart we must support this team. you say a sentence to them. we are behind you until the end of life. let them fight for iran like our martyrs. i wish them victory . i am really proud of their existence. i hope they will always be healthy and these energies will benefit with a minute of silence. humanity was present , so they should not have to stop for one minute for the sake of the palestinian people to show that the people of iran are with the palestinian people until the end and will never let them be alone, and a storm of mud for the club decided

was aimed at the balochistan liberation front, not at the citizens of iran or iran's interests, but in any case, it violated iran'sovereignty and undermined all of iran's currency. inshaallah, give an upgrade. in short, we know that iran carried out this operation for its legitimate defense. pakistanis say that even if your aim was correct, you should not have violated our privacy. you were targeting a point inside us to compensate for this. do it, he also says yes to non-iranians who have now taken hostile action against me and at the end we have a report from turkey when polls show that most of the people of this country are against their country's trade relations with the zionist regime. turkish people are against any relationship. i have to say about türkiye's trade with israel due to israel's criminal actions and the massacre of the people of gaza, the amount of trade has decreased by 50%. but the data of the state statistics organization of turkey shows the opposite of this claim. according to official data, turkey's export to the zionist regime in november of last year was 310 million dollars, which has inc

iran? i so is this simply a bit of showing might by iran?— might by iran? _ might by iran? i have a different perspective of — might by iran? i have a different perspective of this _ might by iran? i have a different perspective of this attack. - might by iran? i have a different i perspective of this attack. pakistan has a 900 kilometre border with iran, and pakistan has the seventh biggest army in the world, a nuclear country. it is hard to say if iran, without coordinating with the pakistan, would carry out such an attack. both countries are complaining about terrorism, al-anda, taliban and all of those things in the past, years ago. if iran carried out this attack, it could help the pakistanis to coordinate confronting these groups. at the same time, the iranians can publicly demand and make their revenge. 20 years ago, they were supporting these terrorist groups who fight inside afghanistan against american and coalition forces. for the past few years, there have been no more americans or foreigners. these terrorists are trained with equipment and capa

iran hates them, and they do fight each other. iran recently did strikes in pakistan and in iran going after isis. however, iran has helped al qaeda, another terrorist groups. all the shia terrorists are very closely aligned with iran. hezbollah, the shia groups in iraq take all their orders from iran. some sunni terrorists groups are lined with iran, some are not. host: joe, republican. good morning. caller: my complaint is all the support for the countries, i am kind of a penny pincher and think supposedly we left $70 billion -- 70 billion or 80 billion equipment and bullets in afghanistan when we left in such a hurry. if ukraine needed so much stuff, we could have gave them the stuff we left in afghanistan. this were with them is at a stalemate. russia and ukraine is at a stalemate. i do not think there is ever going to be a winner. what does israel do with all the money we have given them for 40 or 50 years? billions a year. i understand their big problem with october 7. but we're spending too much american money on other people's wars. and i don't believe, don, that russia is going to go into

iran. prime minister netanyahu has admitted many times in the past said three times iran, iran, iran, when asked, what is the major threat towards israel? right, and the groups or states that carried out this this act of terror. what do you think they aim to achieve buy it and do you think they succeed succeeded to that end? absolutely not. it's testimony that the next day people mobilized in the thousands to commemorate their marters. it's absolutely testimony that around the country, not just in the city of karman, people condemned it straight away by acknowledging the us and israel as the biggest warmongers, the biggest perpetuators of terrorism across the globe. if anything, if anything these people should be applauded, these people should be given worldwide, world a worldwide platform to express their grief, to express their rage, and also they have absolute right to ask every single human rights organization, ask the un to conduct an investigation and who was truly behind this attack, the people of iran, the people of the entire resistance in that region in iraq and syria, palestine,

iran is so when president _ pandora's box? iran is so when president biden _ pandora's box? irans - pandora's box? iran is so when president biden looks at - pandora's box? iran is so when president biden looks at the i president biden looks at the options, there is hardly any more sanctions to impose on iran —— so sanctioned now. even the foreign policy chief for europe two years ago, he told me, there's nothing else we have imposed. they are the master of manoeuvring... manoeuvring its way around sanctions, so much so that after russia's full—scale invasion of ukraine, when more sanctions were slapped on russia, it was said russia went to iran and said, hey, show us how to do this. sanctions are a very strong tool, but they are also a very weak tool, so iran has found ways around it. and yet the uk has imposed more sanctions today.— sanctions today. they have, yes. this was not _ sanctions today. they have, yes. this was not good _ sanctions today. they have, yes. this was not good happened, - sanctions today. they have, yes. | this was not good happened, but specifically threa

iran and pakistan have _ iran hitting pakistan? iran and pakistan have a _ iran hitting pakistan? re has previously been incidents where there have been skirmishes on the border. despite the cordial relationship, both sides accuse the other of harbouring militants within that border area that then come across the border and attack the other country. iran has previously been accused of pakistan are flying a drone over its territory which was shot down and there have been accusations iran has previously sent accusations iran has previously sent a rocket into these border areas as well. we also know that iran has sent previous security personnel across the border into pakistan, too. there has been but it all happens on the same day that pakistan's prime minister met with iran's foreign minister in davos. so a complicated relationship between iran and pakistan and more complicated by the matters overnight. complicated by the matters overnight-— complicated by the matters overniaht. ., ., , ., ~ overnight. caroline davies, thank ou. sta overnight. caroline davies, thank you- stay with —

iran. despite... iran exporting huge volumes of oil around the world, it had virtually no military industry. when, after the revolution , saddam hussein invaded iran with western help. developments like this would be something unheard of in earlier times, such progress, such capacities for self-defense, independent development of iran did not exist during the reign of the shah. despite the fact that he had excellent relations with the us, despite the fact that he exported huge amounts of oil. in iran today there are female pilots, taxi drivers and truck drivers . the image of iran that is created in the west is largely based on their opposition to the policies of this country. they say the same thing about russia in the west; it violates human rights, is hostile to ordinary people, exploits them around the clock, simply not true, accusing iran of oppressing gays, other similar accusations, this is a caricature of reality. the only way to deal with them is to turn to alternative sources of information, as well as to search for this information yourself. i believe that as soon as people do this, the entire facade of the west, which they themselves c

iran are scientists. women in iran are taxi drivers. women in iran are truck drivers. n's opposition to apartheid and racism and ethnocentric policies of the israeli regime. all right. we all know... you speak as a man. maybe just put yourselves for one minute in the shoes of roya heshmati, whojust a few days ago, not long ago, anyway, in iran, was given 7a lashes for refusing to wear the hijab. just put yourself in her shoes. is that the country you want to live in? you know quite well, if you've ever travelled to iran, which i'm not sure you have. i have. well, then, if you have, you know that you're giving a caricature of the country to iran. i'm not going to go into a specific case and what this was about. what you say it's about is not at all what is the reality on the ground. you've given me a few minutes to talk, and i will tell you very specifically, clearly, as a man, as a human being, that women in iran have more rights than women in palestine. women in iran have more rights than any of the countries in this region, which you have imposed upon the populations

iran tried to purchase masks and test kits, but the us blocked it. they not only prevented iran from purchasing them, but also confiscated the country's foreign financial assets. so on the one hand they confiscated iranian money. on the other hand, iranad funds within the country, but the americans blocked the opportunity to use them to purchase masks and test systems for detecting covid. when iran tried. purchase vaccines, they didn't let him do it either, when iran decided to develop its own 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 exce

forces in the past here, but also to iran itself, even as iran denies responsibility here. it is iran that funds, arms, trains and supports these groups in the region. >> yeah. they really wouldn't exist without iran. what else is the administration saying this morning about what they could be talking about here? >> kate, president biden is weighing his options this morning as his team is trying to chart out the course of action to respond to these -- this attack which resulted in the death of three u.s. service members. president biden yesterday called the attack despicable and holy unjust, and vowed that there would be a u.s. response saying that the u.s. would respond in a time and manner of its choosing. big question now is what exactly that response might look like. could president biden perhaps take a more limited response similar to some of the action that is we've taken in the wake of similar attacks in the region, the things like striking weapons or supply infrastructure tied to these iran-backed militant groups or could president biden decide to take things a step further? t

saddam's war against iran pakistanis are volunteering to fight for iran right now. 30 million pakistanis are shiites, and even the sunnis of pakistan are friends of the islamic republic of iran, that is, according to a survey conducted in iran's neighboring countries, imam khamenei is the most popular in pakistan, that is, over 51 percent of the polls conducted in pakistan, the people of pakistan are interested in him , even in we gave pakistan the right to face the issue of kashmir and we stood fully behind pakistan and during saddam's war against iran, pakistan was not made public now, but it supplied us with many military aircraft parts and weapons, and from the islamic republic of iran. iran supported our nuclear program , for the first time, mr. abdul qadir khan provided us with his plans and helped us in a way . historical, linguistic and cultural roots. common and also that the anti-american and anti -zionist feeling that pakistanis have has caused them to be close to the islamic republic of iran, so i want to say this now , there are groups on both sides of the border, that is, in pakistan's balochistan and in iran's balochistan. kind of they are looking for separati

users also wrote that the zionist regime and the united states did not manage iran, and others congratulated iran. now iran has a bird in the sky. farsi-speaking users also say with the hashtag strong iran that iran is one of the 10 countries that have the ability to launch a satellite into space, and the statements of western countries against iran are because they do not want a strong iran . more inspection we are the host of dr. fethullah ami, a professor of all fields of aerospace and the former head of the space research institute. mr. dr., welcome to the world program today. thank you for your service, janabali. hello and my viewers, we wish you good health, mr. doctor, two events took place this week , both of which were the first time that we were able to send a satellite into a 750 km orbit, as well as the first time that we put three satellites into orbit in one launch, and we are a country. we know that both the satellites we send are of our own making and that satellite. a user that takes satellites into space with several built-ins countries in the world have such capabilities . where is our p

policy since 1979 has been to overthrow iran, to overthrow the islamic republic of iran, and as we saw in the in the foreign riot, the foreign-back riots in 2022 in iranhatever is is basically bad for iran is going to be good for the united states, so anyone who wants to lash out at iran right now uh for protecting itself should ask themselves, do you really support these terrorists who ultimately at the end of the day only serve the united states, do you want to be on the same side of the people that are financing israel by selling? iraqi assets off to the israeli regime? no, of course you don't, because these are the people that intent to destabilize the region in in order to send in their own financers, their own capitalist, take all the resources and only make themselves rich and exploit the people there. iran is the one thing, one of the few, one of the key players here that's defending the entire region from this exploitation from this invasion, and they really need to take out these terrorist uh, these terrorists all over the region that are... scattered by cia money, by musad monetions, and quite frankly, if you are against iran doing that, th

the country. this is something that iran went through since 1980, just one year after the revolution with the beginning of the sanctions on iran and the beginning of iran, iraq war, and we have seen throughout the years. "the riots, the manifestations supported by the west to destabilize iran, and all these did not succeed, it doesn't mean it's going to end, on the contrary, the the more iran is showing his formidable force willing to conduct sophisticated military operation, the more it is positioned as key regional power, the more threat is going to be faced with, because the us is not..." is not uh ready to give up its dominance and agemony. the irgc's uh syria attack at daesh, you know foreign forces training center. daish khurasan to be more exact, the arabial attack in a kurdistan region hit a mosat center. you were collecting intelligence and they used it for instance specific instance to kill iranian scientists like dr. fakh another. attack, this the one that happened just an hour or so ago, hit asal at position in pakistan, almost 1500 kilometers away, so does this not indicate that iran has been able to use its intelligence and accurate intel

towards a quite a serious military. conflict, i mean they trying to bully iran, they're trying to push iran around, i think iran is making clear that um your problems, the problems with the you know the the militia with hamas, with the houties are to do with your support for israel and israel's denial of palestinian rights, it's your problem isn't with us, um, we may help you this this group or that group, but we're not a party to all these conflicts, in otherws exactly the... same argument that the americans make about ukraine, well we are not a party to the conflict, we may provide money, arms, training, but we're not a party to the conflict, but iran is saying that, and and saying, if however you do decide to take the war to iran, and that's possible if you listen to all these raving politicians in washington today like lindsay graham and roger w, roger wicker who want to bomb iran now, that could happen, but iran is saying, if you do that, if you try to bomb us, if you try to wage war against. we will act and uh and we will act very decisively and in all sorts of ways that will hurt the united states and uh

to resist that particular blanket assessment the end iran is surrounded by neighbours and each neighbour has its own history with iran. �* ., , , , iranran. antoine levesques, we must leave it there. after spending - iran. antoine levesques, we must leave it there. after spending a i leave it there. after spending a second date of two debating the rwanda bill... stay with us for the latest. hello there. the met office amber snow and ice warnings remains in force across northern scotland and the northern isles tonight and into much of tomorrow. these snow showers will come in thick and fast with some significant accumulations of snow in places. could lead to some issues by the morning period. elsewhere, it's largely clear that very cold and very frosty, probably the coldest night of this cold snap. so this weather fronts accentuating the snow showers across northern scotland and the northern isles. stronger northerly wind which allows some drifting and blizzard conditions. and we'll see further snow showers developing around some north sea coast, northern ireland and through the irish sea. anywhere where we have wintry showers ice will

iran. syria's relationship with iran - relationship with iran. ip with iran. syria's relationship with iran is not l relationship with iran. syria's relationship with iran is not a secret but right now with the right context to focus on as a regional one and notjust the syrian one, we need to see this attack on the attack just need to see this attack on the attackjust reported from lebanon in the context of an increased number of such strikes and attacks in syria and the regions since its over the seventh and although this attack now comes as part of an israeli war in syria, iraq lebanon, but look at what is happening since its over seven, attacks on american targets in syria coming from iraq and the christmas day attack on iranian targets in syria and we have these daily clashes with what is going on in gaza, the red sea, all of this, and the cauldron is bubbling in the region in a very dangerous way. we are sleepwalking into a major middle east conflict. that is the right context to focus on right now. the fears of this _ context to focus on rig

also in august 2023 iran launched. 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 nonmilitary. 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 km which includes... like shahab, fateh and zulfaqar as well as seamore, launch vehicle capable of placing a 350 kg payload 500 km into a... earth's orbit, all of iran's satellite launches have been newsmakers, but always been frowned up upon by the west, in particular the us who has accused iran of going after nuclear weaponization of its peaceful satellite program. take the two recent launches, so satellite, a research satellite, it was launched with a qaem 100 space launch vehicle, a 3-stage slv with solid fuel. it went 750 km above. in around between 7 to 11 minutes. germany, france and britain condemned iran's achievement. no surprise there. surely they didn't anticipate what came next, the launch of three satellites into orbit

the americans is catching up on them, blaming iran 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

iran and china to use force. today— korea, iran and china to use force. today it _ korea, iran and china to use force. — korea, iran and china to use force. today it is ukraine, tomorrow it could _ today it is ukraine, tomorrow it could be — today it is ukraine, tomorrow it could be taiwan so therefore it is in our— could be taiwan so therefore it is in our interest to ensure ukraine continues— in our interest to ensure ukraine continues as an independent sovereign nation and the support we are providing is making a difference. there is a steady flow of munitions and weapons from nato allies and _ of munitions and weapons from nato allies and we have seen that this support— allies and we have seen that this support has enabled the ukrainians to actually make big achievements. we have _ to actually make big achievements. we have to — to actually make big achievements. we have to remember where we started — we have to remember where we started. this war started with a full—fledged invasion in february last year— full—fledged invasion in february last year or in 2022, most experts feared _ last year or in

iran is funding all these groups but the white house has been accused of appeasing iran and they've made $100 billion since the president took office and the biden white house is planning for "sustained military conflict with the houthis". what does that entail? well, first of all, with irane funding, resources and training proxies like the houthis and you have to remember, the houthis have been through ten years of war in yemen. they fought against coalition of saudi arabiaens and others over the last ten years and within their own -- against their own government. so they've been battle hardened and ten years of war. they have weaponry supplied by iran and in many ways, there's nothing to lose and it's a dangerous combination and shouldn't be underestimated. air strikes in many ways will be helpful but won't stop them. there needs a coalition of the friendly arab nations on the ground that could help out as well as with the air strikes. elizabeth: you've been clear and straightforward with the american people about what exactly is going on. you point out, the houthis launched nearly three dozen attacks since november on red sea shipping and iran proxy groups in iran and syria launched 142 attacks on u.s. forces since october. but the white house, it doesn't seem like the

relations between iran and latin america, that’s why today we are also interested in interaction with iran, i won’t go into details, we understand that by the way, this is important, look what iranortant, the weapons iran were american, during this time. and iran switched to our russian, russian standards, we have our own engineering school, so our systems became congruent, do you think the iranians did this with what aim, probably with the long-range aim of expanding interaction and strategic relations with russia, since you are in minsk, i understand that it certainly fits into this same format. completely fits belarus and another short answer to vadim, the fact is that i did not mean at all that azerbaijan or armenia would attack iran, the scenario could be much simpler, it will be carried out, now we will not say who will be the initiator, what some kind of provocation that will force the iranians to respond, then everyone is in favor... that’s when karina alexandrovna said, you know, here we are talking, we’re mentioning here religious groups, she absolutely agrees with the analysis that these two powers are growing, turkey and iran, and this is history, a thousand years ol

iran and the iranian nation. of course, the tactics being used against iran can only succeed if the international community buys into all the hype and propaganda. surrounding iran

iran? i5 your analysis of what is happening today in iran?— your analysis of what is happening today in iranys to draw any firm _ today in iran? is very early days to draw any firm conclusions - today in iran? is very early days to draw any firm conclusions other i draw any firm conclusions other than the fact that this has been a tragedy which can be condemned by everybody. the fact that this was a terrorist attack targeting a group of mourners is a telling piece here. some people are latching onto the fact the this was a memorial for qasem soleimani on the anniversary of his assassination and may be jumping to the conclusion that maybe this should go into the same basket as a recent assassination of an iris 99 as a recent assassination of an iris eg general in syria or the killing yesterday of a hamas leader in beirut. i think that less likely, the israelis don't have a history of targeting funerals or morning possessions like this, but there are two groups in iran that have. one is the islamic state based out of afghanistan which has carried out many attacks targeting the persians includi

the country, this is something that iran went through since 1980, just one year after the revolution with the beginning of the sanctions on iran and the beginning of iran, iraq war, and we have seen throughout the years the riots, the manifestations supported by the west to destabilize iran and all the... not succeed, it doesn't mean it's going to end, on the contrary, the the more iran is showing his formidable force willing to conduct sophisticated military operation, the more it is positioned as key regional power, the more threat is going to be faced with, because the us is not is not ready to give up its dominance and agemony. hamid raza, the rgc's syria attack at daesh, you know foreign forces training center, daesh khasan to be more exact, the arabial attack in a kurdistan region hit a mosat center, they were collecting intelligence and they used it for instance specific instance to kill iranian scientists like dr. fakh, another attack, this one that happened just an hour or so go hit j at position in pakistan almost 1500 km. is a way, so does this not indicate that iran has been able to use its intelligence and accurate intelligence, at the sam

iran. ~ . . , ., ., and iran. we had a statement from the foreign — and iran. gn ministry of _ and iran. we had a statement from the foreign ministry of pakistan - the foreign ministry of pakistan confirming pakistan had launched attacks on what they say are terrorist groups operating inside iran. this of course comes after iran. this of course comes after iran admitted yesterday it had carried out attacks inside pakistan borders on militant groups operating inside pakistan. this is a bit of an ongoing discussion between pakistan and iran, there have been a lot of accusations over the course of years that pakistan and iran accused the other of harbouring terrorist militant groups inside the borders, they have come across the border, carried out and have gone back across which makes it different for security forces to go and get justice. that is the backdrop to this but the other thing to bear in mind as pakistan and iran had up until some days ago, pretty cordial relationships. but at this point that has deteriorated fairly dramatically. so we have had reports a

spoke about it openly, how do you see the support of iran to the resistance, how to what extent do you see the support of iran is important to you? iran daulah, iran is a big country in the region and present throughout history. which means it is enjoying a big influence from the likes of turkey and egypt. it is an authentic country that wasn't established a few years or decades ago. it belongs to the islamic world. it is known that prior to the islamic revolution, when iran was under the rule of the shah, it had strong ties with the us, coordinating its policies with the americans in addition to his close relations with israel, so iran was a weak part in the islamic world, but after the islamic revolution, iran's policies changed and became consistent with the just rights of the palestinians and the nation. some people think that the relation with iran began with hamas, no that is not... correct, from the first day after the success of the islamic revolution, the new establishments in tehran closed the israeli embassy and handed over the building to the palestinian liberation organization, and the first leader who visited iran after

users also wrote that the zionist regime and the united states did not manage iran, and others congratulated 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 the aim of

right, now iran and iraq are a strategic partners, the security of iraq and the security of iran are intervoven together. iran's presence in iraq is based on cooperation with the central government, likewise the iraqis are present here in iran, likewise both the iranians and the iraqis 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 the state. 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 iraqi 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 due to the interferen

so iran's foreign minister today said that iran has these groups that operate in the region do not take direct order from iranan's stance throughout this time. iran says that these groups are supported by iran, but they are not our proxies, they act independently. iran has been using these groups in the past few years because of the same reason, because it gives iran plausible deniability. iran can use them, support them. but whenever something like this happens. — iran can easily say that ijust support them. they are not acting on my behalf. tell us more about these groups. the united states has blamed this specific group, which is originated in iraq. but to see what this group is exactly, the leader of this group was the very same guy who was killed in the very same car with iranian general soleimani at the direction of former us president donald trump. so this shows that how close this group is to the iranian regime and the iranian authorities. the former leader was a close ally of slain iranian general soleimani. can i get your view on what you think could happen now? because the us has what is described

back to the year iran's space agency was established, that was year 2000. four 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, iran 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 developed and launched successfully over the years like the seamor, safir and sorush. in all 21 satellites have been launched and some highlights throughout the years in 2012 uh navit satellite was launched, it was the third satellite that iran launched uh s

iran. ., , ., , , iran. i think they are trying very hard to pretend _ iran. very hard to pretend there is - iran. i think they are trying very hard to pretend there is no - hard to pretend there is no palestinian issue. iran, obviously, is a country that plays in the various regional conflicts, that looks for burning issues, the looks for areas where arabs are being discriminated against in countries like lebanon, iraq or yemen and the palestinian cause has been one that iran has embraced since the 1979 islamic revolution. iran doesn't create the situations, it exploits them. israel isjustified in some sense in pointing to iran but on the other hand the israelis cannot expect iran will be able to solve the palestinian issue for them, even if iran was to stop its support for hamas, i think i'm pretty sure that palestinians would continue to resist and protest against occupation by israel. it resist and protest against occupation by israel. it has been fantastic to _ occupation by israel. it has been fantastic to have _ occupation by israel. it has been fantast

change the subject, and so it tries to change the subject is always, oh, iran, it's always, it's about iran, but it really isn't about iran, it's about israel, what israel is doing, and the united states is policy in facilitating what israel is doing. tehran and islam emphasized joint efforts in the... fight against terrorism as a threat to both countries, iran's foreign minister hussein amir abdul and a pakistan's chief of army staff, general said assim muniir expressed determination to maintain close cooperation and block acts of sabotage, in a meeting in the pakistani city of raul pindi, the two sides agreed implementation of mechanism to deploy military leazon officers to fight common threats. iran and pakistani top officials also stress commitment to promoting peace and stability in border areas, the iran's foreign minister also met with the pakistani premier anwar ul hakar discussing expansion of economic ties at joint borders and already met with his pakistani counterpart emphasizing necessity for further steps to combat terrorism. today the two high ranking delegates and delegations of pakistan and iran we greed t