iran . in august 1359, the news of the death of the former shah of iran was published in cairo. t was a year and a half that the shah was displaced in egypt, pana and other countries, and finally, in the last days of his life , he returned to egypt and died in the military hospital in cairo due to cancer of the lymph nodes. the khank wind blows to egypt from niel, but a compressed anger below the ashes of the suppression of those who object to peace with israel are being smoked. the flame that apparently is going to catch anwar sadad's lap today. the egyptian armed forces parade begins and sadat mubarak witnesses the parade alongside each other, but suddenly the sound of gunshots disrupts everything, in the blink of an eye, sadat is assassinated and dies. here in the court , they put khaled eslami in a cage. the smile does not leave the lips of his friends. khalid eslami shouts pharaoh of egypt. has killed sadat's death marks the beginning of hosni mubarak's era. an era that will continue for decades had mubarak, of course, is a popular man in egypt and one of the prominent offic

we are talking about diplomatic property and some interference america in the internal affairs of iran shah, whose case is still open, there is also a series of limited cases that we want, one of the cases, well , the verdict was issued in our favor and the americans will not give the money, we have corresponded with the court 15 times during this period. and with the president of the court, who is a prominent legal personality , we discussed with him what is the value of your vote if it is not implemented. it happened and the dignity of the court was being questioned that the americans were forced to do this with the warning of another court they gave us 43 million dollars and now this 43 million dollars is in our account in the netherlands and it is available. we won the case in 2018, but since then we have not received the money , so we got these other cases that are currently being processed or are in the process of being evil, and how are these matters? we said that, in fact , our dispute with america is about the amounts that were before the revolution we had given to the americans wa

he, who considered him the best option for kennedy's reforms , wanted kennedy to convince the shah of iranto become the prime minister. when the news reached the shah's ears , he panicked. the shah immediately removed timur bakhtiar from the headship of savak in march of the same year. timur bakhtiar left iran angry and depressed. instead he got him in suwak hasan pakrovan. at the time of the august 28 coup. he was the head of the 2nd pillar of the army, i.e. the army's information protection department. 1335, when savak was established. pakrovan became the operational deputy and four years later when taimur bakhtiar was dismissed. pakrovan sat on the chair of the head of savak instead of him. pakrovan was assigned to teach information photophones to israel. at that time, the israelis had a secret relationship with iran, but for their own purposes , israel had three outposts inside iran , namely ilanan and marivan. these stations are all next to the iraqi border and israel is one of these stations he directed operations against arab countries. based on this, we see that in iran, the israel

and 1970s, as the anti-imperialist sentiments grew stronger in iran, the embassy functioned as a coordination center for orders to the shah's regime to crack down on anti-us activists and movements. this included a crackdown on leftis and nationalist organizations in iran as well as suppressing regional movements against us interests. based on the international law, taking over embassies was forbidden, but the fact is that we cannot simply accept it without paying attention to the issues surrounding it, we need to consider the timing and the conditions of the country at that time, the revolution was nacent, the shaw had fled the country and people were worried that the us might bring him back to power again, let alone with the wealth that the shah himself and his family had taken out. from the country, the iranian nation had demanded the return of the shu for trial, but to no avail. the us government disregarded the demands and in the meantime supported separatist and opposition groups and spared no efforts for creating civil wars and border crises. its ultimate goal was to overthrow the revolution through a clo. further mo

, who considered himself the best option for kennedy's reforms , asked kennedy to convince the shah of iranecome the prime minister. when the news reached the shah's ears , he panicked. the shah immediately removed timur bakhtiar from the headship of savak in march of the same year. timur bakhtiar left iran angry and depressed. his place in sawak hassan paker. at the time of the coup on august 28, garib was the head of the army's second pillar, i.e., the army's information protection department. in 1335, when savak was established, rovan became the operational deputy, and four years later, when timur bakhtiar was dismissed. pak ravan sat in his place as the president of safak. pak ravan was assigned to teach information photophones to israel.

1960s and 1970s as the anti-imperialist centr grew stronger in iran, the embassy functioned as a coordination center for orders to the shah'ss included a crackdown on leftis and nationalist organizations in iran as well as suppressing regional movements against us interests. to evaluate the embassy takeover from our legal point of view, we talked to dr. ahmed mominierad, the associate professor of international law at the university of tehran. he said we knew well that based on the international law, taking over embassies was forbidden, but the fact is that we cannot simply accept it without paying attention to the issues surrounding it. we need to consider the timing and the conditions of the country at that time. the revolution was nacent, the shaw had fled the country and people were worried that the us might bring him back to power again. let alone with a wealth that the shah himself and his family had taken out from the country. the iranian nation had demanded the return of the show for a trial, but to no avail. the us government disregarded the demands and in the meantime supported separatist and opposition groups and

iranians from all different ethnic backgrounds there, one in your upper right hand is zahid on iran, ilam, karman shahading free palestine if you're joining us this is a live image you are seeing on your screen there from ilam on the the one of the majority uh iranian uh cities on the western fringes of the country, we also saw a similar, just about a couple hours away from ilam is kirman shah, also another protest there in support of palestinians, we've seen hundreds in iran over the last 46 days in support of palestinians, the lebanese capital beirot had a uh protest just earlier were um school students from... all walks and ethnic and religious backgrounds of lebanon poured out into the streets of beirot in support of palestinians, christians, um, muslims, jews, you name it, they came out and support of the women in chosen that are getting killed every day by israeli bombs in the besieged gaza strip, and now the uk is supposed to have over 100 smaller rallies, organizers say that they're going to have um rallies in almost every single city they can throughout the united kingdom over 100 scheduled f

for their american hostages' freedom,, they're demanding the united states give up the deposed shah of iranis hospital bed in new york to stand trial before a people's court. hoffman: amidst the iranian revolution, america's closest ally in the region, the shah o of iran is basicalally toppleded. both the s shah anand the unitited statess seem to be completely aloof to the revolutionary fervor, to the deep religiosity that was increasingly captivating the thoughts of ordinary iranians. reporter: khomeini said the new iranian islamic republic would be inspired by the stern religious principles of islam, nothing else. ayatollah khomeini became the enemy of the united states the minunute he replaced the s . he gave a series of sermons that condemned the loss of iranian sovereignty. limbert: when khomeini saw large crowds gathering in support in front of the embassy, he made the decision, "i'm not gonna stand against this wave, i'm gonna ride it." [ all chanting ] dyk: there has been a persistent belief in many quarters here in iran that the united states government was s plotting t to restore

celebrate the 13th day every year , a festival called prim be shukrane nafuz, in the court of the shah of iran, the rescue of the jews from the hand of the great leader khashoggi shah and the slaughter of the iranians is held. netanyahu knows the boundaries well and always does do you know how to bribe the jews who have a high reputation in america so that they are the minds of america and publicly declare that we are the ones who manage america. och hela världen knehter till vårt och hela världen knaert si och viver palestiga och transme policea de apprijf ut policea med freiheit für palestina, freiheit für reasser, freiheit für reasser, wir wollen frieden, wir wollen frieden, nie wier krieden. nous sommes tous les palestiniens, nous sommes tous less enfants, nous sommes tous less enfants de graça, nous tous les enfants. we are all the children of gaza , far together, palestine will be free, palestine will be free, palestine will be free, from the river to the sea , free , free. no justice, no peace, no justice no piece fire now go cease fire now keep going please fire now please fire now ple

america. even in the war between the arabs and israel did not allow iran to impose an oil embargo on the zionist regime , and by the way, the shahiran, on the orders of the united states , took it upon himself to compensate for oil production and export against the sanctions imposed by some arab countries. this is really a black history. was. everything was in their hands. king of iran it was nothing more than a simple piece on the american political chessboard. religion was gradually unraveling. a drink the cabarets, the dirty beaches, the seas, the innocent face of the islamic nation was gradually merging with the darkness of the west, but in the middle of this darkness, the place where nixon, the president of the united states at the time, placed iran and saudi arabia as two sets of regional policies of the united states, in the sense that all political, economic, and military power and the arrangement of iran's power in the geographical distribution of power should be in such a way that iran is next to saudi arabia. to protect america's global regional interests in the islamic world. britain , america and zionism knew that t

fatemi came and said that the shah of iran has whitewashed king farooq and fled the country, he shouldleave and the republic should be declared. secrets that bakhtar wrote about in his newspaper. compatriots, you came today and overturned and overthrew a shameful system that an english colonel established 32 years ago to protect the interests of england in southern oil in iran. therefore, you see dr. fatemi as a foreign minister who links he understood the usage in iran and understood it and announced it. this is that british rule and british imperialism in iran will not disappear with the change of oil and it has infrastructure and in fact it has bases that are british bases in iran, including these bases , the court itself and the royal system of those years, maybe the reason shah pahlavi's insistence on his execution was questionable , but years later, the confessions of the former foreign minister of england answered the questions. the fact is that britain was behind the 28 august coup. in this matter, it is really controversial is not. documents called the london plan, which were

several other cases related to the property of diplomats some of america's interference in iran's internal affairs shah'sperty, which is still a case, there is also a series of limited cases that we want, one of the cases, well, the verdict was issued in our favor , and the american money is not given . it is outstanding, we also discussed with them what is the value of this vote of yours if it is not implemented, fortunately with the warnings that were given and in other hearings about the same thing , this issue was raised there again and the court had some dignity. there was a question that with the warning of the other court, the americans were forced to do this 43 they gave us a million dollars and now this 43 million dollars is in our account in the netherlands and it is available that the actual cost of this will be determined by the government, god willing . where did this go? well , you know that the veterans themselves have the right to complain about the war. there was a case in the past. some of the veterans complained . they condemned a dutch company. newly two against two companies, sorry.

what happened with the shah of iran kissinger was not involved in this type of thing.grets of his leadership in foreign policy and he believed that what he did was serve the interest of the national interest of the united states, that the cold war was on, and that it required often times difficult choices, sometimes choices between a lesser evil and he certainly was quite, he could quite forcefully defend those choices. ~ . ., , choices. what about his life after being _ choices. what about his life after being a _ choices. what about his life after being a statesman i i choices. what about his life l after being a statesman i saw choices. what about his life i after being a statesman i saw a interview he did with axel springer saying germany had let into many migrants talking about an thai semitism in that country, that was in a controversial period of his life as well?— controversial period of his life as well? ., ., life as well? you mean the time he left office. _ life as well? you mean the time he left office. of _ life as well? you mean the time he left office. o

was, because of its military successess and its capabilities, combines with the fact that the shah of iran was no longer available as ally, israel appeared to be the most reliable strategic partner in the region, and energy politics were very high on the policy agenda of the united states, so it's it's a combination of these international and domestic reasons combined with the general reluctance of european and the north american countries to go to seem as though they're supporting a uh political entity that has expressed anti-semitism, it, it's, it's a large number of issues that combined. okay, well, daniel, your perspective, and your thoughts about what the regime expects to accomplish with this incessant murder of palestinians, young and old, i mean, do you think that the regime really wants to try to clear out gaza? oh yes, i mean, well, you know, you say, you know, you're using the word genocide on this program, and i agree, it is genocide. what's the definition of genocide? it's carrying out killings, injuries, uh, making life, um, unsustainable for the purpose of destroying in whol

enforcer uh, whereby countries pay tribute to the united states and they they uh, which iran no longer does since the shah was overthrown, and that's why iran is a us target, and they'... they depend on that flow of wealth, and they war is central to the position of the the obsescent position of wall street in the world economy, and like a gangster, what they have is their rep, they got to show they can kill and destroy, and and people have to be afraid of them because they have nothing else to offer, but of course all this, this endless supply of arms and and money to the to the to israel, which is really just a component of the us war machine. is is is stolen, is stolen from people here, it's stolen, they they'd rather, they'd rather bomb people, bomb people are already homeless in gaza and make them homeless again, then build build build housing for the for the for the hundreds of thousands of homeless in this city, there's 119,000 children in the us new york city school system uh, but the the uh military, we basically have a military regime in this country and a corporate ruling class behind it, they

creation of two states, jewish and palestinian, indicates that iran is directly hinting that iran, by the way, the shah'ssrael, so iran did not withdraw this recognition, they always, in their media and political statements, they never say the state of israel or the jewish state, they call it zionist the regime in exactly the way that the current israeli one is implementing today. leadership, so this two-state statement itself indicates that iran recognizes the jewish state or the right to exist of the jewish state? rafaelkivich, then the question arises, that is , at the moment in the middle east there is one state that acts strictly consistently, is it israel? well, let's not forget that the events in gas, they also stirred up others, well, not conflicts, but so to speak, contradictions that are in... the region, i agree with dear karine that if we say about the situation, i want to say again, we are still at the beginning, and it seems to me that this one is like us it seems that this is non-belligerent rhetoric, it doesn’t mean anything, but i just want to draw your attention, here’s what concerns th

states, jewish and palestinian, indicates that indirectly, iran is hinting that that iran, by the way, and the shah's not revoke this recognition, they always in their media and political statements, they never say the state of israel or the jewish state, they call it the zionist regime in exactly the wording that today, is carried out by the current israeli leadership, therefore this statement in itself indicates that iran recognizes the jewish state or the right to exist of the jewish state. rafaelkivich, then it arises question, that is, at the moment in the middle east there is one state that acts tough and consistently comes out - is it israel? well, let's not forget that the events in gaza, they also stirred up other, well, not conflicts, but so to speak, contradictions that are in this region, i agree with dear corinne, that if we are talking about iran, i want to say again , we are still at the beginning, and it seems to me that this is what we think is non-belligerent rhetoric, it doesn’t say anything yet, but i just want to draw your attention to this, as for the reaction again, let's not f

and palestinian, testifies to the fact that, and indirectly directly, iran hints that iran, by the way, the shah’sd not revoke this recognition, they always in their media and political statements, they never they say the state of israel or jewish. state, they call it the zionist regime precisely in the version that is currently carried out by the current israeli leadership, so this statement of two states in itself indicates that iran recognizes the jewish state or the right to exist of the jewish state. rafalikevich, then the question arises, that is, at the moment in the middle east there is one state that... well, let's not forget that the events in gaza, they shook there are also other, well, not conflicts, but so to speak, contradictions that are in this region, i agree with dear karine that if we say about the situation, i want to say again, we are still at the beginning, and it seems to me that this is, as it seems to us, non-belligerent rhetoric, it doesn’t say anything else, but i just want to draw your attention, this is what concerns the reaction, again, let’s not forget. that the fina

this same iran under the rule of the shah is one of the really reliable pillars of nixon's double pillarsicy. this iran today is the iran before the revolution, in terms of the inherent geographical location, that is, the inherent geographical values ​​of this country did not change before and after the revolution. the same geographical position in the system of global differences in terms of the mathematical position of the country , the geometric position of the country, but between the islamic republic of iran and the sea after the islamic revolution and with the passage of time in the same direction there is a distance between the earth and the sky before the islamic revolution. it was showing the power of suqaljishi and the geopolitical position of iran in the political geography map of america, and the power structure of the expansion of that politics, geography and strategy were all in the service of the interests of a bigger power, and that geopolitics helped more in the misfortune and misery of the nation, the possibility of domination. but as soon as the islamic revolution happe

in dofterkhone program, topics such as shah's escape from iran and iranian family and woman in aslad's spy den are discussed with humor. experts in the field of contemporary history and the history of the revolution also participate in this program in the untold dimensions of the nest documents they express and analyze espionage. dofterkhone is broadcasted on saturdays at 9 o'clock on maarif radio. from now on, the drama series will be broadcast on nasim network on saturdays and sundays at 19.3 minutes. this satirical series deals with social, legal and food issues in different dramatizations. from now on, the producer of the drama series is armin fekrist and armin ghasemzadan has directed it. the end of this news section of khodnaghadar. in the name of god, i say hello to you , dear viewers, and have a good evening. in the last 24 hours , the most important place in our country is shahranak in alborzz province. with a minimum temperature of 7 degrees below zero, birjand is the coldest center of the province with a minimum temperature of 4 degrees below zero. currently , we have relati

repetition of what happened to south africa. 50, 60, 70, they supported, helped, and forced the shah of iran to sell oil to south africa. in the 80s, gradually, in these environments of america and europe, opposition to the apartheid government began, and this led to the spread of popular pressure on the governments. western governments can no longer support the apartheid government. what happened to south africa after apartheid can happen to israel. there is a little need for the presence of the islamic republic. mr. dr. muhammad, let's examine the positions and statements of the american officials, biden himself , repeating biden's support for the crimes of the zionist regime he is pointing the arrowhead of criticism towards the democrats, and the question is whether the warlike policies of this support are only biden's, or the democrats definitely, other than mr. biden and the jewish team that actually rules in the white house, an important part of the democratic party has this policy. they defend and what mr. biden, or what mr. blinken is consulting and following at the regional level ,

governments supported apartheid in south africa in the 40s, 50s, 60s, 70s, they helped and forced the shah of iran to sell oil to south africa in the 80s, gradually in these environments america and europe started opposing the apartheid government and this spread of popular pressure on the governments led to the fact that the western governments could no longer support the apartheid government. what happened to south africa during apartheid can happen to israel. there is a need to be present here. it is an islamic republic, mr. dr. mohammad, let's look at the positions and statements of the american officials, one should be careful to avoid the crimes of the zionist regime , he is pointing the arrowhead of criticism towards the democrats, and the question here is whether the warlike policies should only be supported by the democrats, or definitely other than mr. biden and team the jew who is actually ruling in the white house, an important part of the democratic party is defending these policies and what is actually now is actually consulting and following the positions of mr. biden or what mr. bl

were very closely connected, almost all industry, all production was raised in iran by israeli specialists under the shah a lot of internal problems in iran today, and he does not need any -then wars that the citizens of iran do not want, moreover, this is the most interesting thing, polls conducted in iran show that ordinary citizens are very indifferent to israel, to the problems of israel, they are not interested in it there, there is no such islamic antagonism against - jews, they live on their own issues, that's why iran tries to stay away, of course, it understands that before the water comes to a big war... in any case , it's not necessary, why? first of all, it is clear that, as goldam said, we do not have nuclear weapons, but if necessary, we will apply it, that is, if there will be such a situation, god forbid, that israel will face some kind of danger, realistically from iran, iran will also understand that it will have big problems, so why do the iranian authorities do this proves that proxy forces financed by iran were created for this purpose. and every time today, before going on the air,

shah sini. beautiful islamic iran, i am talking to you today, by allah, november 13th, was a special day for the people of kermanshah. the people of the province of this region are present in the streets of kermanshah province in sync with the heads of our compatriots in the most important moments of islamic iran with the slogan of global order with an ideal generation. finding in the border points of our villages to once again declare their support for the oppressed people of palestine , these days we are witnessing continuous attacks by the dictator regime and its child israel, in the gaza strip today, the cries of the people of kermanshah were death to america and death to israel , let me be less let's talk and go somewhere from the presence of the people of kermanshah province in the atrocities of this region, we want to condemn the crimes of the zionist regime once again. we want to tell the palestinian students that we are behind you and like our fellow countrymen , we are behind you and there is nothing left until the destruction of israel . we felt our existence. it is necessary here, ev

mortal sins , corruption, atheism, communist orientation, anti-monarchical views, then iran was ruled by the shahmpany, as you see, the scheme is the same. and the same, that is, years have passed, different countries, the same approach. subsequently the coup d'etat involved not only the military, but also generously funded by the americans, representatives of the underworld of the shah-oriented islamic clergy. and on august 19, 1953, the legitimate prime minister was overthrown. true, as subsequent events showed, this victory was the first for washington and london; it was the gross interference of the united states and britain in iranian affairs that became one of the reasons for the islamic revolution of 1979. the emphasis on the iranian coup d'etat of 1953 is very resembles what happened at the beginning of february, for example, in ukraine, the fourteenth year, we all remember everything , that is, until october-november of the thirteenth year, the president of ukraine, then it was yanukovych, legally elected, and he was legally elected twice, really the first time... they didn’t let him int

iran. by arresting the important figures of his reign, the shah hoped to reduce the anger of the people . 132 from the past periods, including the prime minister former hoyda minister, former adviser to manoter azam, we have no debate on accepting or not accepting the monarchy of iran and this sacred infrastructure. the former president of sevak nasiri was arrested and imprisoned for various crimes, but the shah could not resist the storm of people's anger. mehrabad fled . it's horrendous, i mean every single child here, i really feel unfortunately i can say that with some certainty, they all will need some kind of mental support, they're out of space , it's a war zone, so you've got children in car parks in gardens, on beds, everywhere, then of course you've got, you know, hundreds of thousands of children. are not in school, are in very overcrowded camps, who are cold, it's starting to rain , who do not have enough food, do not have enough water, who are now at risk of a disease outbreak, it's a horrendous situation, shil mee m means allah is the majority of muhammad. god willing , let him

authority and pride, and today's event is a continuation of this honorable process that the shah: the islamic republic of iran we are a powerful fleet in the caspian sea and in the north of our beloved country. speech on the life of sardar bagheri the chief of general staff of the armed forces presented his presence at the unveiling of dilmman and its incorporation into the northern fleet of the army navy in the caspian sea. became. but the meteorological organization has predicted rain for parts of the north and west of the country today. from the middle of today, the air quality of tehran and karaj will improve with the wind blowing. hello, with the arrival of a new rain system , rain was reported from urumieh shahin dej in west azerbaijan this morning. in addition to this province, we expect rain today from the provinces of azerbaijan, the western regions of mazandaran province , parts of the provinces of kurdistan, kermanshah, ilam. in the inner regions of hamedan, zanjan and lorestan provinces , the conditions for the cloudiness of the barrage will be perfect for the central alborz heights in the qazvin

shah mirzaei, the ceo of iran petrochemical company , as well.ut the latest achievements in this if it is held according to the schedule, mr. sardar jalali, the head of the non-governmental defense organization, will also be present and discuss the latest threats and the discussion of artificial intelligence, which is being talked about a lot these days, and you yourself mentioned the discussion of sustainability in the oil industry and how important is crisis management and the role of non-operational defense in crisis management? from other parts of this program, we can mention that the book of requirements, guidelines and instructions for non -operational defense in the oil industry will be unveiled and in another part of this the program is also one of the chosen ones in the field of non-operational defense was active in the oil industry and it will be presented. in fact, the new methods of non-operational defense will also be revealed in this ceremony . yes, yes , thank you for your explanation, mr. hosseini. dear viewers, be our radio news.

sepehr morkholeh and the officials of the soviet embassy went to the palace to meet the shah because he had an eye on iran's resources and iran's oil resources. as a neighbor of the soviet union, to attract him to himself , to make him one of his allies, he did such a thing and went to meet on december 10, 1322. the tehran declaration was published with the signatures of roosevelt churchill and stalin. prime minister ali sohaili announced the news of the summit on the same day when the leaders returned to their countries did although some of the provisions of this declaration emphasized iran's political independence and the necessity of economic aid to iran. but after the war ended, they were supposed to leave within 6 months after the war. you did not leave the soviet union. america and england are looking for excuses. soviets had their eyes on the oil of the caspian sea. and also, having its own agents in iran, the tudeh party was active at this time. and these actually meant the partition of iran. in the same months after the tehran conference, the war was not yet over, england and america were looking f

carter brought in the eye radiant dictatorship that exist today they chased off the shah of iran and the comments on the move in nicaragua. the commonness on the move in cuba. in other parts, afghanistan. and in comes reagan. went reagan left office the soviet union was basically dead. with the greatest growth in history. the economy grew so big and so fast without inflation that our economy grew 25% under ronald reagan we had never seen anything like this in american history. people were patriotic. people were excited. people felt great about the country again. we could do this, this country does work. you build up the united states military like it never been built up before. no one even thought about shooting a paperclip of this country. nobody done that is what it takes. we were at a very, very bad place and reverse it in every respect. to defeat the soviet union which no president had done before. he said no, victory we when they lose. the win they lose and we won. and i have to tell you personally i don't know why that is a blessing for sure he is today is smart as he ever was,

as a fight against the baha'is, if there is no baha'i in iran, everyone took a line against one of the corruptions, the imam said that the shah must go. the houses of corruption were dismantled, now they will come later for americans to repeat this , setting up bases all around iran, now is not the time for me to speak here so that these situations will return again. during the first years of the revolution, we were completely freed from all these tragedies and from all these perversions. when the shah left, that was amsad in my country . the problems and inadequacies, the problems in the economy, in culture, in politics and everything , remove israel and you, america will leave this region and gather its base, you will see what kind of world it is. the nations will have something new, mr. naqdi, in the political field, we always raise various solutions, analyzes and topics regarding the knowledge and enmity with america, from the year of the victory of the revolution until now, but in the field of teenagers and young people today, according to the indicators and factors that we consider content production, those tools and th

when the shah left, shroub shaviat was closed, and the baha'is withdrew from the government of iran, and the houses of corruption were dismantled. now is not the time for me to speak here, in order to bring back these conditions again, we were completely freed from all these calamities in the first years of the revolution, from all these perversions , when the shah left, that was amsad in the country. america should leave this region now, i will finish this point, we have to say it today many problems and inadequacies, the problems of the samanis in the economy, in culture, in politics, and everything , eliminate israel and you, america will get out of this region and collect its bases, you will see what kind of new world the nations will have, mr. naqdi , we have the same solutions in the political field. we present various analyzes and discussions about the malice and enmity with america from the year of the victory of the revolution until now, but in the field of teenagers and young people today, according to the indicators and factors that we consider, the content production of t

they chased off the shah of iran. you had the communists. the move in nicaragua with the communists on the move in cuba, angola, other parts, afghanistan. and in comes reagan. what reagan left office. the soviet was basically dead. we had greatest growth in economic history in american history. the economy so big and so without inflation that our economy. grew 25%. under ronald reagan, we'd never seen anything like this in american. people were patriotic. people were excited. people felt great about their country again. we could do this. this country does work. he built up the united states military like it had never been built up before. nobody thought about shooting a paperclip at this country. nobody. and that's what it takes. we were at a very bad place, and he reversed it in every respect to defeat soviet union, which no president could do before him. they all talked about. you had kissinger here recently, detente and containment. reagan ran for office. he said no victory. we win. they lose, we win. they lose. and we won. i think. take

they chase off the shah of iran. you had the time it is on the move in nicaragua. you are the commenters on the move in cuba, angola, of the parts, afghanistan. and in comes reagan. when reagan left office the soviet was basically dead here we had the greatest growth in economic history in american history.y. the economy grew so big and so fast without inflation that our economy grew 25% under ronald reagan. we have never seen anything like this in america. people were patriotic. people were excited. people felt great about their country again. we could do this. this country does work. he built up the united states military like it'd never been built up before. nobody even thought about shooting a paperclip at this country. nobody. and that's what it takes. we were at a very, very bad place and he reversed it in every respect. to defeat the soviet union, which no president could do before them, they all talked about containment. you with kissinger here recently. reagan said no, victory. we whene, they lose. and we won. 30 seconds. >> take your time. >> and have tos

iran's besige volunteer forces have held nationwide rallies in solidarity with palestinians in the besege gaza strip. in the capital tehwan, over 50,000 members of the volunteer force turned out to condemn israel's atrocities. gisumi shah ahmadi tells us more. marching towards alquds as they called it, over. 5,000 members of iran's bassige volunteer forces took to the streets downtown tehran in one of the largest gatherings held in the iranian capital to express their outrage at the ongoing israeli bloodshed in gaza and the deliberate targeting of children. carrying the palestinian flag they chanted slogans against the occupying israeli regime and its western backers, the u.s. in particular, as they condemned the genocide in the besieg territory. so far, according to the statistics, nearly 7,00 of those have been killed are children, as member of the bassish volunteer. force has just had to take part in this rally, the oppressed people in gaza should know that they are not alone. many demonstrators also carried bundled white shrout symbolizing the children killed in gaza in the israeli attacks on schools and hospitals. everywhere in the world, people agree, and also, according to international law, attacking hospitals

lowered our prices for not , when the united states crashed in vietnam and was kicked out of iran, and with the shahning of yours that no one will sit in the same trench with you if you are not strong enough, you understand, everyone feels sorry for the weak patients, i’ll finish and i will give you my word, listen, they feel sorry for weak patients for the first few days, they walk around, hug, you know, like they like to listen to people complain on the phone, but then they are forgotten about, they fall into one row. they sit down at the same table strong and healthy, so our only option is to be strong, russia and belarus as a union. players in the international arena, then we will be taken into account, they will negotiate with us, this is ivan mikhailovich, the answer to your question , when europe talks to us there, it will always be there, and talk with respect, be taken into account, the stronger we become, even now they behave with us the way they do, they impose sanctions, then let’s do it. honestly, despite the sanctions, despite everything, the dialogue did not stop, as much as the presi

management of imamlah khumaini's uh confrontation with the regime of the shah back then since the start of the popular protests in iran deviated from what you call the usual political traditions of revolutionary uh movements and you deduced that from your relationship which you establish to close people to imam khumaini back then like martter ahmad salehini and jalaluddin al-farisi. at that time, but how much of that deviation from traditional confrontation do you see today being practiced by the regional access of resistance and specifically the palestinian resistance? i'm sure that the victory achieved through the islamic revolution in iran, led by imam khumaini, may god have mercy on him, was a significant triumph, especially given the timing, it compensated for and quickly replaced the collapse that occurred in egypt when saddat went to sign. the so-called peace treaty with the zionist entity and withdrew from the battle. therefore, from the very beginning, i saw that the islamic revolution had become a strong supporter of the palestinian cause at the highest level. iran is major state, an important state and its