if hamid nouri is found guilty, this could have consequences for raisi. iranns and kills political prisoners. i've come to cover the verdict. it's tomorrow and it's around one year that i'm reporting about the court and hamid nouri's case. vida has attended nearly all of the 92 days of the trial. the bodies of the victims have never been returned to their relatives. the mass graves where many of the bodies were buried has been repeatedly bulldozed by the iranian authorities. less than 15 hours till the verdict and everyone is so anxious. the lawyer said to her that maybe, maybe they do not accept your testimony. and it's a lot for her. but she hope that maybe they sentence him to life in prison. it's the day of the verdict. different groups all opposed to the iranian regime are gathering outside the court. among them, countless survivors and relatives of victims of the 1988 massacre and other acts of regime brutality. the verdict is due to be announced by email. tensions are high. it's some kind of expression of what they keep for a long time. i called my mum

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moscow, the country's president andrzej duda said in a telephone conversation with the leader of iran, ibrahim raisihe other hand, official tehran continues to deny the transfer to the kremlin of drones in kyiv on podil a new mural called the time of change, three victories was opened, the author of the mural is the famous ukrainian muralist volodymyr manzhes - this is part of the great art project, because in the plans to create similar morals in 22 european countries, more details are further in the story of the opening of the mural called the time of changes, victory began with the performance of the national anthem of ukraine and this resonates with the main idea of ​​the wall painting, the struggle for independence, the cossack knocks the head of the bear off the invader from the enemy, the sickle and the hammer fly out the details added by the author, volodymyr manzhos, are understandable to everyone, if you speak in symbols, you will also see a beehive and two of us are reaching out to take honey and eat it, but we get a rebuff from a cossack, the entire charity fund of the modern in ukraine,

under pressure for years at this table is known by many and best of all, islamic republic of iran president raisi recalls that his country is illegal restrictions. they tried to strangle him for decades, but nothing came of it. the people of iran once did not succumb to the military cargo of the americans and because of this they experienced the maximum sanctions of the policy of pressure. and now washington and its allies have switched to a policy of destabilization, but like sanctions. this only strengthens iran and makes it truly independent, if once they talked about only four asian economic tigers, now almost all of this part of the world has become a locomotive world economy. here, the gigantic production of inexhaustible markets and resources. why then completely depend on the dollar? the question is being asked more and more often, as many of our partners in russia believe that we need to launch it. revision of the principles of operation of the global financial system, which for decades allowed the self-proclaimed so-called golden billion, which closed all the flows of capital and techno

both domestically and in foreign policy, the current president of iran, ibrahim raisi, is a conservativet there were also reformist presidents, for example, oleg barkhasheni rosanjani, who led the country from 89 to 1997, with his name in iran, associated economic reforms and the liberalization of many sectors of the economy , next after him, muhammad khatami continued the policy of tolerant attitude towards western culture, but already in 2005 he was replaced by the bright, memorable conservative mahmoud ahmadi greed for the reformers can be attributed to the seventh president of iran, hassan rouhani. it was he who initiated contacts on the iranian nuclear dossier , the negotiations ended in july 2015 with the signing of the iranian nuclear deal, which involved the gradual lifting of sanctions against iran to the east, is not yet so obvious and whether it will happen and uh, in many ways, again, is critical of actions. e russia in ukraine e, again, there is a certain appeal to the historical experience of iran, which is in the twentieth and nineteenth. uh, how much he suffered from impe

important branches of the state in - raisi last year, all the important branches of the state in iran - raisine control, those who were perhaps _ been under hardline control, those who were perhaps prepared - been under hardline control, those who were perhaps prepared to - been under hardline control, those i who were perhaps prepared to allow a little more _ who were perhaps prepared to allow a little more political— who were perhaps prepared to allow a little more political freedom - who were perhaps prepared to allow a little more political freedom have - little more political freedom have been _ little more political freedom have been pushed _ little more political freedom have been pushed out _ little more political freedom have been pushed out of— little more political freedom have been pushed out of power, - little more political freedom have been pushed out of power, and ii been pushed out of power, and i think— been pushed out of power, and i think perhaps _ been pushed out of power, and i think perhaps the _ been pushed out of power, and i think perhaps the death - been pushed out

both domestically and in foreign policy, the current president of iran, ebrahim raisi, is a conservativee have been presidents reformers, for example, oleg barkhasheni rosanjani, who led the country from 89 to 1997, with his name in iran associated economic reforms and the liberalization of many sectors of the economy. following after him, mohammed khatomi continued the policy of tolerant attitude towards western culture, but already in 2005 he was replaced by the bright, memorable conservative mahmoud ahmadi . it was he who initiated contacts on the iranian nuclear dossier negotiations ended in july 2015 with the signing of the iranian nuclear deal, which involved the gradual lifting of sanctions from iran she and uh, in many ways, again, is critical of the actions. uh, russia in ukraine, uh, again, there is a certain appeal to the historical experience of iran, which is in the twentieth and nineteenth. for centuries, he suffered significantly from imperial ambitions, first st. petersburg, then moscow, uh, and again there is an understanding that uh, the country , uh, is multinational i

iran's president ebrahim raisi says the enemies of the country have failed in what he described as theirnt following the death of ispoke i spoke to reiser aslan, an iranian—american author and his upcoming book covers the first revolution in iran. i spoke to him earlier.— revolution in iran. i spoke to him earlier. , him earlier. there is something more happening _ him earlier. there is something more happening here, - him earlier. there is something more happening here, this - him earlier. there is something more happening here, this is i more happening here, this is not about a stone election, this is not about peaceful protests. what we are seeing is absolutely uncorked anger and frustration and resentment are built up for decades suddenly pouring out onto the streets, and it is not againjust pouring out onto the streets, and it is not again just young people, it is farm and factory workers and retirees and older women. we are seeing women head to toe covered marching right alongside generation z who are completely unveiled, for the exact same thing, and that is something i have to sa

iran president raisi recalls that his country illegal restrictions. they tried to choke for decades, but nothing came of it. the people of iran once did not succumb to the military threat of the americans and because of this they experienced the maximum sanctions of the policy of pressure. and now washington and its allies have switched to a policy of destabilization, but like sanctions. this only strengthens iran and makes it truly independent, if once they talked about only four asian economic games, now almost all of this part of the world has become a locomotive world economy. here is a gigantic production of inexhaustible markets and resources. why then completely depend on the dollar? the question is being asked more and more often, as many of our partners in asia believe that we need to launch it. revision of the principles of operation of the global financial system, which for a decade allowed the self-proclaimed so-called golden billion, which closed all the flows of capital and technology to itself, to a large extent, live at someone else's e

iran's president ebrahim raisi says the enemies of the country have failed in what he described as theirred their third week and the number of people killed continued to mount. i'm nowjoined by saeid golkar who is an assistant professor at the university of tennessee. professor, what do you make of the president's latest comments? actually, there is nothing new about ebrahim raisi's comments. if you study the islamic public answer to any wave of protests, you realise they are using the same vocabulary, enemy. enemy is actually the main pillar of their ideology. there are enemies trying to undermine islamic republic, undermine islamic muslim communities, so it is exactly repeating the same vocabulary and propaganda that ayatollah khameni, his master and the islamic republic supreme leader has always talked about. during this round of the protests, i get a lot from the scene and the response but he goes to the ayatollah raisi, the so—called for some of the scholars have designated the supreme leader, to repeat the same slogan and propaganda that this is the enemy trying to undermine us. wh

iran's president ebrahim raisi says the enemies of the country have failed in what he described as theirnts as anti—government protests entered their third week. the number of people killed is continuing to mount following the death of 22—year—old mahsa amini while in custody of the nation's morality police in mid—september. well, to discuss this further i'm nowjoined by reza aslan. he is an iranian—american author and his upcoming book �*an american martyr in persia' — covers the first revolution in iran. well, to discuss this further i'm nowjoined by reza aslan. he is an iranian—american author and his upcoming book �*an american martyr in persia' — covers the first revolution in iran. nice tojoin you, can nice to join you, can you hear me 0k?i nice to 'oin you, can you hear me 0k? .., nice to 'oin you, can you hear me 0k? , , i'm nice to 'oin you, can you hear me ouch m sorry. - nice to 'oin you, can you hear me ouch m sorry. .- nice to 'oin you, can you hear me 0k?_ i'm sorry, i am i ok? i can, yes. i'm sorry, i am havin: ok? i can, yes. i'm sorry, i am having a— ok? i can, yes. i'm

iran president raisi recalls that his country illegal restrictions. g came of it. the people of iran once did not succumb to the military threat of the americans and because of this experienced the maximum sanctions of the policy of pressure. and now washington, its allies have switched to a policy of destabilization, but like sanctions. this only strengthens iran and makes it truly independent, if the date was spoken of only four asian economic tigers, now almost all of this part of the world has become the locomotive of the world economy. here is a gigantic production of inexhaustible markets and resources. why, then , to completely depend on the dollar, the question is heard more and more often, like many of our partners in asia, we believe that it is necessary to launch a revision of the principles of the global financial system, which for decades allowed itself, the proclaimed so -called golden billion, which closed all capital flows and technology in to a large extent to live at the expense of others. as . the first next step. we see a more activ

even more infrequent picture, then the mercator sheikh altani and the president of iran are sitting at the round table raisi, given the relationship between the two countries, the picture is truly amazing, the most important decision of the svd summit and is no longer just a difficult, pronounced abbreviation and dialogue platform. well, from now on, the new international organization is voiced with ambitions to make it a kind of analogue of the european union in asia. the idea of ​​convening the svd was first voiced by nursultan nazarbayev on october 5, 1992, at the session of the general assembly, and he is the main goal of strengthening cooperation through multilateral approaches to ensuring peace and security in asia. in order to become a member of the sv mda, a state must have part of the territory in asia at the summit in astana, a ditch has become a new member of the organization since its inception the composition increased to 28 member states, covering 90% of the territory and population of asia against the backdrop of reformatting the entire world order. asia is becoming a new center of attraction

should also extend to belarus in the united states they are shaking iran from the inside, the president of the country, ibrahim raisigton who is most beneficial to the fall of the regime, therefore, the american special services finance popular protests and spread propaganda among the population, the iranian leadership even accused joe biden personally of this. during this time at least 185 people died, the reason for the protests was the death of a young woman who died in the police station shortly after being detained, she was taken for improper wearing of hijabs, human rights activists are convinced that the girl was beaten to death by the police almost all the terror, riots and chaos both in the region and in the world as a whole, america is satisfied with this, we are convinced of this, every innovation, every new improvement in iran infuriates washington, and they seek to prevent us from this in belarus began issuing weapons to the employees of the ministry of emergency situations, the head of the belarusian department announced this, according to him, employees should be ready to protect the motherland alongs

talks between vladimir makei and the chairman of the islamic council of iran, the president of the islamic republic and prohim raisi intensify the inter-parliamentary dialogue. a number of meetings were held by representatives of large iranian businesses. the liberal democratic party of belarus today filed a lawsuit against poland with the international criminal court for preparing an act of aggression against our country, western neighbors do not even hide this. so in a number of polish media, and even official ones, information appeared about the preparation of the armed formations in order to establish control on the territory of belarus and change the constitutional order through armed force. combat training centers are located directly in poland, where the fighters receive military equipment and polish and american instructors work with them financially. the preparation of such groups is an act of aggression against our country. therefore, today we are appealing to the international criminal court to bring these persons to criminal responsibility. lawyers have done a great job. all proven a the most important

across the political spectrum there from all regions inside of iran , this administration is about to hand the ayatollah and president raisi butcher of tehran, about to hand them billions of dollars in wealth, which they'll use to terrorize their own people used to undermine the sovereignty of israel. they still claim they want to wipe israel off the face of the earth. and that hurts us here at home. that hurts americans, too. i hope this administration will get their feet underneath them and recognize israel's our partner right as our enemy and the gulf states can be great security partners for the united states of america. as you have said, i'm team times with your abraham accords truly a peace deal for the first time in decades. secretariats good to have you? it's great to talk with you. so appreciate your leadership. thank you, sir. to see you. alright mike pompeo joining us don't go anywhere and to you more wall street right after this thing. it's making you get an ice bath again. what do you mean the straps are mind blowing hundreds of data points like h r v and rem sleep. so you know all you need for recovery and yo

receive one hundred percent consent from iran, moreover, the iranians were very surprised and they at least pretended to be caught off guard by this proposal, and when raisi the butcher came. that is, these are people who are as close as possible to the guard corps of the islamic revolution. and these are the nkvd troops, and in principle it was easy for putin to talk to them. that is, all these plans, all these ideas that they were discussed, they were simply implemented already during the projects were written yesterday, they were written , they were prepared already in july, the russian military was there, who watched it, and it was enough for putin to sign the last one, do the last year, that we are the alliance, we give you syria , we give you eh you we give you political protection in the un security council nuclear weapons nuclear weapons well, here i would argue with the iranians, the problem is not in technology, the problem is that it is more profitable for the iranians to keep the world on the hook, that is, a threat the production of a nuclear bomb by iran is more expensive than the nuclear bomb itself. so, a nuclear bomb. well, what is it? my

return to this and regarding iran itself eh or here i would say yes and that political elite and part of the political elite came to power last year with the head of this brag raisially who represents the guard corps of the islamic revolution ? determine political course. i think that under the previous regime. if he was in the previous government, as he was also islamist, but i think that we have not seen or heard of such a thing. well, nevertheless, we have what we have, what is important here, what is important is what and the iranians after the 15th year, starting after the nuclear agreement was concluded, really had enough resources to start such a powerful expansion in the middle east, essentially cutting through the neck corridor from tehran to the mediterranean sea they took advantage of the circumstances they took advantage of the arab spring, and hmm, the famous , famous, er, 11 are the heads of the corps of the islamic revolution, er, killed by the americans , by the americans of suleimani. and who do you remember, well, you always mean, with whose portrait always descends as if in paradise

raisi recited a poem, likening the protesters to flies. a receptive audience here. but elsewhere in the capital there were chants of "death to the dictator" — a reference to iran's supremee country today. video posted on social media shows riot police closed to tehran�*s main riot police close to tehran�*s main bazaar in the centre of the city, in normal times seen as a bastion of support for the regime. but many shopkeepers had shut up their stores in support of the protesters who set fire to a police kiosk. and this was the eastern city of mashhad today where new protests brought new grief. screaming. here, a young woman has been shot in the neck by iran's security forces. distressed cries. it was the death last month of mahsa amini, arrested for being improperly dressed, which ignited this wave of unrest. her family say she was beaten in custody. her gravestone reads that her name will become a symbol, and it has, as iranians find new ways of resisting the regime. the billboard reads that the police are the servants of the people, but this man, cheered on by others, changes it to read, "killers of the people," and calls for the death of the supreme leader. and this b

iran's enemies were continuing to use psychological warfare to incite violence and unrest in the country, and that is a government line. and what has been the response from the government? president raisiame line, a line that they use every time there is dissent in the country, that is the us and israel's fault, that is the west inciting unrest. the supreme leader today went further and said iran's enemies and people should understand that no—one should dare overthrow, dare think that they can overthrow the islamic republic. another thing that's important to note is in addition to the brutal crackdown that's going on, all of these images of shots being fired by security forces, things that the bbc has verified, the government is also trying to win the hearts and minds. i want to show the viewers a billboard that was put up in one of the most prominent squares in tehran, and it shows a number of prominent iranian women with hijabs, with their veils, and it says, "the women of my homeland, iran", trying to show unity. but a lot of those women did not give consent for that billboard because they said they went to social media and said it needed to be taken down, including one prominent ir

. >>> in iran there was a show of defiance and anger against the nation's president. you are looking at a group of women telling ibrebrahim raisit, get lost. the uprising is in its fourth week. it began after mahsa amini died in the custody of the morality police. since then it's grown into a large movement against authoritarianism and the denial of women's rights. nada bashir joins us with more. it's hard to understate the bravery of the women in iran right now in these dramatic protests. >> reporter: absolutely, kim. we are continuing to see brave displays of defiance against the restricted measures placed on women by the iranian regime as we've seen in those videos many taking part in those protests, many taking a stand, removing their mandatory hijabs, we've seen videos of them throwing their scarves into bonfires, some cutting their hair in that symbolic show of defiance. this has swelled and gained momentum. other members of the country who are also protesting against other grievances including economic issues, the marginalization of minority groups as well as the person duration of other pum rights abuses by the iranian

raisi recited a poem, likening the protesters to flies. a receptive audience here. applause. but elsewhere in the capital, there were chants of "death to the dictator" — a reference to iran's supremerted in many cities across the country. video posted on social media shows riot police close to tehran�*s main bazaar in the centre of the city, in normal times seen as a bastion of support for the regime. but many shopkeepers had shut up their stores in support of the protesters, who set fire to a police kiosk. and this was the eastern city of mashhad, where new protests brought new grief. screaming. here, a young woman has been shot in the neck by iran's security forces. distressed cries. it was the death last month of mahsa amini, arrested for being improperly dressed, which ignited this wave of unrest. her family say she was beaten in custody. and this banner draped over a main road reads, "we're not afraid any more. "we'll fight. " after nightfall, the protests continued. no—one knows quite where they'll lead, but the crisis of legitimacy facing the islamic regime is deepening by the day. caroline hawley, bbc news. three cabinet ministers who all stood against liz truss in the lea

raisi recited a poem, likening the protesters to flies. a receptive audience here. but elsewhere in the capital, there were chants of "death to the dictator" — a reference to iran�*s supreme country today. video posted on social media shows riot police close to tehran�*s main bazaar in the centre of the city, in normal times seen as a bastion of support for the regime. but many shopkeepers had shut up their stores in support of the protesters, who set fire to a police kiosk. screaming. of resisting the regime. changes it to read, "killers of the people," and calls for the death of the supreme leader. and this banner draped over a main road reads, "we are not afraid any more. "we will fight." after nightfall, the protests continued. no—one knows quite where they will lead, but the crisis of legitimacy facing the islamic regime is deepening by the day. caroline hawley, bbc news. five teenagers in hong kong have been found guilty of advocating a violent revolution against the chinese state not were sentenced up to three years in detention making it the first time any hong kong citizens under the age of 18 have been converted under the national security law. joining us now is

raisi. he urged to fight economic terrorism it was he who called economic terrorists, it's easy to guess billions of dollars belonging to iranism, nato expansion, american pressure against legitimate interests. iran was growing, our country also faced other threats. this is a war of the embargo of terrorism and the use of chemical weapons is a violation of agreements and agreements. we have embarked on the path of independence and prosperity of iran and this can not be achieved without the will of the people and support friends, considerable attention was paid to the form and the problem of combating traditional terrorism about it. in particular. the representative of pakistan said, of course, a lot of attention was also paid to afghanistan, a long-standing sore point, the situation in this country still remains difficult and which certainly negatively affects the entire asian macro-region, therefore, the general approach is to solve this long-standing problem. it should really become such a common task that will allow, uh, more efficient use of the available logistics, as well as potential and ensure the development of all

iran's dress code crack down. and the bravest of those protesting of course are other iranian women and girls, taking a stand, just yesterday female university students in tehran chanted at iranian president raisig a poem that seemed to equate the protesters, who he called rioters, with -- as if he was capable of swatting them away. would you call a 16-year-old -- a fly? her family told bbc persian that she disappeared into iran on september the 20th after burning her head scarf while protesting mahsa amini's death. citing the account of a friend with her at the time and says she was followed by iranian security forces. more than a week after she disappeared, the police called her family to say a body matching her features had been found in the backyard of a building and they said she had jumped to her death. the family believes she was arrested after the protest and abused. it's a tragic tale that's horrific lee familiar to the one told to the family of this teenage girl, who was name serena -- rain out already said she also died by suicide. serena -- she died by suicide, they claim, after jumping from a roof. according to amnesty international, 16-year-old serena was killed when security forc

raisi recited a poem, likening the protesters to flies. a receptive audience here. applause. but elsewhere in the capital, there were chants of "death "to the dictator" — a reference to iran's supremen many cities across the country today. video posted on social media shows riot police close to tehran�*s main bazaar in the centre of the city, in normal times seen as a bastion of support for the regime. but many shopkeepers had shut up their stores in support of the protesters, who set fire to a police kiosk. and this was the eastern city of mashhad today, where new protests brought new grief. screaming. here, a young woman has been shot in the neck by iran's security forces. distressed cries. it was the death last month of mahsa amini, arrested for being improperly dressed, which ignited this wave of unrest. her family say she was beaten in custody. her gravestone reads that her name will become a symbol, and it has, as iranians find new ways of resisting the regime. the billboard here reads that the police are the servants of the people, but this man, cheered on by others, changes it to read, "killers of the people," and calls for the death of the supreme leader. and this banner d