george w bush and the invasion of iraq. so the book was published to coincide with the anniversary of the war. but you've been working on this book a quite a while. you seemed reluctant, as you stated in your preface, to take on this project to begin with. why? well, i was reluctant for two reasons. first, i was trying to finish up work that i was doing on the evolution of the cold war topic of which i've written a great deal about. and secondly, and most importantly, i was reluctant to take it on because it was really contemporary history and the availability of primary source documents would be very limited. i'm a historian who has spent his career in the archives with hundreds and hundreds of archival boxes of documents. and i knew for certain that i would never have access to such documents. in writing this type of a book. and so i was very reluctant to undertake it until i met a former member of the bush administration who talked to me about the possible kitty of setting up interviews. and i can discuss that further, i

iraq was the guarantor. i do not mean any particular regime, since monarchical times and cancer has firmly supported the arabs in a variety of situations , and during the war with israel and during the period of economic problems and cancer has extended a helping hand to other arab countries, the west was able to lend a hand to the whole arab world. and how do you now assess the personality of adam, as a result he received what he deserved or fate treated him unfairly saddam hussein was a dictator there is no doubt about it, but he is the only dictator on the planet latin america africa asia he made huge mistakes, but he built a nation and created an economy. many got rich. yes, his associates advisers, especially his sons' inner circle, however, they did not find a single drive of evidence of corruption, which was associated with him a casus belli , two charges of involvement in terrorism and a connection with al-qaeda not united, no evidence was found, because it was the other way around, he fought salcado

this time, iraq arrives in a terrible state. for 20 years, no progress has been made in developing industry, agriculture, the academic sphere was at the level, and many envied the iraqi infrastructure in general, today there is none of this. i will give a simple example from the moment when in oil arrived in iraq. this was in october, 1927 until 2003, the proceeds from its sale amounted to 283 billion dollars. compare with the revenues over the past 20 years, trillion 400 billion dollars, what was done with this money during the years of the monarchy , the first and second republics built a lot, and in these two decades there is nothing to show, in general, corruption, bribes , endless restaurants and shopping centers, but not a single industrial enterprises. even those that were previously erected no longer function iraq imports almost the entire impression that it is this united the states tried to quit at least, but there are many arab countries. why exactly iraq among the twenty-two arab countries? iraq iraqis were known as

for example, today's iraq is safer than saddam's iraq, but today's iraqi politicians use the same methodst the ba'athist regime did. they are just as violent as the regime. they actually enjoyed hands with saddam at some point. so the question is, how do you define an ally, how do you define a friend, what kind of interventions are ok and what are not? i would argue that all interventions are wrong at this point. the u.s. should have learned its lessons from the iraqi experience, from the afghanistan experience. i think we need to respect the agency of the people in these countries and their ability to fight terrorism. when they do require assistance in the war against terrorism, then other countries can offer it, but reparations is one way to go. although i know, like i said, it's not going to happen. not in our lifetime. nastasya: so much of this is about trust and agency. it does feel like there is a conversation about interventionism and whether or not that is a good idea going on in washington, d.c. we will be following that here on al jazeera, but we will have to leave our discussio

uh, iraq became the forerunner.n fact, the processes of quite radical transformations, which we today call true or wrong arab spring, the iraqi fiasco forced the americans and the elites in the region to rethink the situation. so after all, it began to be done back in the early nineties , when this regime of two external guarantors of the security of the middle east disappeared. well, for obvious reasons, the ussr began a little before this problem, how to mount his duty as this very guarantor of security and an interesting situation turned out. that is, the political elites of the middle east, which for the last 75 years there, roughly speaking, lived in a well-known paradigm, when they had two sponsors, such a disturbing departure to another, that is, one united states, uh , disturbing a departure towards the soviet union, the soviet union, disturbing such a migration towards the united states, and suddenly it was all gone and it turned out that we needed ourselves. re-invent. well, because there was 75 years of e

in iraq major combat operations and iraq have ended in the battle of iraq. the united states and our allies have prevailed a banner was draped on the ship boldly declaring mission accomplished, but was it. according to the iraq body count project, nearly 11000 civilians were killed in the 1st few months of the wall by 2023, and recorded more than 200000 fatalities with others putting the test. so as high as $1000000.00 or more, less than a month off to push his speech, the iraqi army was disbanded with thousands of soldiers left angry and disgruntled at u. s. occupying forces, the insurgents, he continued, but you s official will seem to down play it scale, saying the situation was no worse than crime. they will seen him major u. s. cities. there has not been a major health crisis out. there is not a humanitarian crisis in the country. all of the non governmental experts have gone in have, have indicated that that's the case. or remember that if washington d. c, with the size of baghdad. we would be having something like $215.00 murders a month. and, and it,

to export to iraq we have, but due to the fact that self-sufficient projects are operating in iraq , so that we do not lose this market, it is better that we can keep it there with joint investment. currently, the lesson is in iran's export markets. export activists also believe that they can maintain their market in iran in other ways, and we have set up development and production in iraq, that is, we do not take technical engineering services there, we do not take machines there, and we bring dollars into the country without leaving anything. we have come to invest in tourism and microtel sector we have done this system in iran, it is the title of a new industry in the field of tourism and hospitality, and we are trying to create a fast and established hotel in iraq. in order to grow from this industry, and then that industry , at what age did the high-tech and knowledge-based industry of mohammad exist? mohammad ali qayyumi of the sed and sima news agency, after the two -day visit of the president , emphasized the need to increase cooperation between tehran and jakarta in the fiel

for we have exports to iraq, but due to the fact that self-sufficiency projects are operating in iraq and it is necessary that we do not lose this market, and that is why it is better to have a joint investment in toner storage in iraq. there are export activists in iran's export markets they believe that they can maintain themselves in iran in other ways, and we set up a production developer in iraq, that is, we do not take technical engineering services there, we take machines there and bring dollars into the country without leaving anything. we made an investment. this system is a new industry in iran in the field of tourism and hospitality, and we are trying to establish ansys as a fast and established hotel in iraq. we succeeded until this year , and we have 18 meters of nastern, and hospital centers and the participation of friends are effective. more to get out of this industry grow and then that high-tech industry and knowledge of mohammad at what age does mohammad ali qayoumi exist , sed and radio news agency, after the two-day visit of dandon, the president stressed the need

iran is important to the present countries, especially the issue of the connection between iran and iraq, the issue of pilgrimage to the shrines, and that we can, god willing, have a railway between tehran and karbala, god willing, and vice versa . khorramshahr extends to shalamcheh and it was supposed to happen from that side of basra it could happen at different times according to the conditions of iraq. it doesn't happen. finally, there are different differences and it actually fails. we signed 1,400 brothers to serve them in december 1400. on the iraqi side, we noticed a change in the government that happened in a short period of time, and the political aspects were not stable. it was not necessary for them to decide to do the work until we reached a state of nausea in the iraqi government. done according to his honorable prime minister and also his honorable president visited our country and met with the highest officials of the country and together with the honorable president, it was different so that the work for the previous agreements in the rail sector to be operational, abdul

and he very clearly said, we're going to war in iraq and we're going to invade iraq. and in within days after i, i noted that in a floor speech that i made in the senate, but nobody really picked it up. i mean, it wasn't unusual for nobody to pay attention to me, but you got an audience here now. well, captive. yes. so, yeah, i it was it was very bad. were we started something in iraq that some of us warned about that all of what's happening in the middle east? i would say in some way can be traced back to that invasion of iraq. and then then we got kicked out. and then 2008, while bush was still president, prime minister maliki says the bush i'm not going to take of forces agreement to the parliament to protect your troops because you're occupiers. now, this is 2008. get out, get out. and that's what happened. mean obama didn't it didn't take the troops out. obama was opposed to it in the campaign in iraq. but bush had to sign that deal in 2008 to remove all troops because we were seen as occupiers. and that's always going to be the case when you stay too long, when

for exporting to iraq, but considering that our projects kefai is active in iraq and it is necessary that we do not lose this market, that is why it is better that it can be maintained there with joint investment . currently, the lesson is in iran's export markets , and export activists also believe that they should preserve themselves and develop. we set up a production provider in iraq, that is, we do not go there for technical engineering services, we take the car there and without leaving anything, we bring dollars into the country, in the field of tourism and in the field of microtel, we came to invest as a new industry in the field of tourism and it is a hotel business and we try to to create iraq as a fast and established hotel, we managed to have 18 meters from nestern, a hospital center and the participation of friends will be more effective so that this industry can grow , and then that industry and knowledge base of muhammad. at what age did muhammad ali exist? qayoumi of sed and sima news agency, setin, the prayer of kamil, the iranian hajj pilgrims of this year, the thir

iraq has some special requests. do you know what i want?majid has already spoken to the general. thank you who is the general about the western stern. maybe you could ask for a review of the parent's case. i learned a lot about this family and i am convinced that this is some kind of mistake professor. albas. it simply cannot be a criminal, it also cannot be a provocateur. i confess i was surprised when you called me. well, who do you call? if you are not taller, now we have a big figure in the world , let's not exaggerate. so why me invited. we'll order something. no thanks. ok. i know disagreements are not very imaginable, besides , i'm not doing business anymore. do you know if i drink espresso too? young man, one more espresso, please. help the totem get iraqi contracts and 20% of your what's going on in iraq at the wall would understand that this is not for long. so you're offering me a kickback? i'm offering you, honestly, probably, paying for a consultation, if you want a free consultation, then apply for ten better than i know, who

water conference in iraq. there is a vacancy for a reporter of the sada and sima news agency. greetings to you. i am at your service. i am at your service. greetings and courtesy of your service. i am also aware that the plans of the minister of the day and the participation in the international water conference of beirut's mehrabians arrived in baghdad in order to i will participate in the international water conference in baghdad. one of the main aspects of the country or the countries in the region is the lack of rain and also the water crisis in this region, which has caused the iraqi government to hold a large conference in the region in addition to the countries of iran and iraq, the countries of turkey, syria, lebanon, jordan. and egypt will also participate in it in the countries of the region especially in a country that itself is the main source of water, and due to the lack of rainfall in the past years in the countries of the region , it has had a great negative impact on the countries of iraq and

i am currently working on a project on enforce disappearances in iraq. so that's another issue that has been a tremendously problematic aspect of life that many your kids have had to enjoy since 2003. so the number is make sense and i assume that there are much more, especially in countries, it's one stop and serial. now with its own conflicts going on, michael turning to you, i know that you have previously said that the so called war on terra for all of its failures has had a number of limited successes, accidental as some of them may actually be without success, as you've described, i understand, has been specifically around preventing attacks on american soil. this is then the trade off, right? 4.5000000 debts. first of all, i want to congratulate stephanie and her colleagues at the watson center. they've done very good work over the years at reminding us that we have to take a broader perspective and understanding the consequences of war. and i generally agree with most of the methodologies we can talk about some specifics in a minute. but let me ma

iraq and the syrian government bilaterally and one half to one agreement of this understanding there has been a letter between the country level, which should be in line with iraq and syria in this field, which we hope you will have in the future to attract the country in the field, god willing, the time of investment and cooperation regarding the formulation of tripartite laws and regulations , god willing, will see the formation. i have this path and buyers towards the market and the service of mr. feltman, but the reality of the matter that we have to consider regarding the trade between iran and syria is different from other countries . in what sense are we two countries that are both under cruel sanctions we are international, so there are some problems in this direction and in this connection it will be more and more in the middle of the ground that the executive bodies of the two countries will be a little more tolerant in this area . let me give you an example in the form of more facilities. he had done too much. actually, due to these problems and obstacles caused by the san

from his point of view, iraq is ranked 3rd and india is ranked 101st in the world.d 400 is very important to me that iraq and the emirates of oman are uzbekistan and china. in my opinion, the definition of stubborn is good for me iran's traditional distortion, which is far from a difficult game against thailand for the football cup, as in the previous season, 24 teams are present, and for this reason , in addition to the first and second teams of each group, the top 4 teams and the third of the six groups have a chance to reach the round of 16 . mehdi ali moradi of the news agency shamsa zaps from the win against the persian gulf of mahshahr, the championship in the first division league, celebrating the 32nd week of the competition and the export of shams azar qazvin against the persian gulf of mahshahr, the questions of saidi's students in the past few weeks , the championship and promotion to the premier league the football of the country became independent two weeks before the end of the games, the championship celebration but in other important games, saipa can

in 1984, the black organization confirmed iraq's use of nerve gas . how does he express his opinion about the effect of iraq's chemical weapons? the agent of nerve gas is much more effective than mustard gas in war. this comment is an emphasis on the fact that the americans knew that chemical weapons were used by iraq, however, the american government still managed to achieve significant victories at the end of the war with iran. during the era of the president of the united states, ronald reagan , he wrote in a confidential note that iran's victory was impossible. it is accepted that international laws have prohibited the use of chemical weapons since 1899 under the convention of american domestic policy. in the use of chemical weapons, the only right to counter iran's installation and use as an initiator is against domestic laws, but the united states of america has violated these laws in many cases. this has happened, especially in vietnam and iran, the year after the iran-iraq war, the 23rd incident in 2013, a week before obama declared war on syr

gentlemen, viewers of the first page program yesterday, the head of the supreme judicial council of iraq met with some iranian officials in tehran, including the head of the judiciary of the islamic republic, mr. ajei , and in these meetings, the most important issues in the case of the assassination of martyr haj qasim were discussed. soleimani and shahid abu mehdi al-muhandis are guests tonight our program is mr. dr. gharibabadi, the secretary of the human rights headquarters of the judiciary, who has come in the name of allah, the most gracious, the most merciful, to your excellency and respected viewers , i say hello, peace be upon you, to begin with , i invite you to see the report when it is ready and then come back in three years. from that international crime, the assassination of general soleimani at the baghdad airport with a pencil was supposed to be the same day, and from 8:30 in the morning i will be the host of martyr haj qasim, so that we can discuss various issues together . the countries followed the attack a missile at the american base in ain al-assad is a small step o

the enmity of the americans was in the eight-year war with iraq.er, a report was published that the americans were also aware of saddam's efforts to obtain chemical weapons and use them against iranian fighters. the us bank knew that iraq was using chemical weapons in the war with iran , it provided intelligence assistance to saddam hussein, and according to the documents of the us central intelligence agency, the us cia knew about iraq's use of chemical weapons since 1982. the war is not the only example of the former enemy of the soviet union with the islamic republic. in the case of the tudeh party, history became famous as a witness of the war between the eastern superpower and the revolution of the iranian people , a full-scale secret war, which in the islamic republic of iran dealt with the elements associated with the east even more harshly than the westerners. he had a western-oriented consciousness and was able to enter the parliament or the executive branch with electoral tactics, but the groups affiliated with the former soviet intellige

all this enmity of the americans in the eight-year war with iraq was not there. the paragraphs of the report were published that the americans were aware of saddam's efforts to obtain chemical weapons and use them against iranian fighters . farsi says that the bank knew that iraq was using chemical weapons in the war with iran. saddam hussein was providing information based on the documents of the american central intelligence agency, the american cia, have been aware of iraq's use of chemical weapons since 1982. the war is not the only example of the enmity between the former soviet union and the islamic republic. in the tudeh party, it became known as a witness of history that there is a full-scale war between the superpower of the east and the revolution of the iranian people. secretly, during the islamic republic of iran, it dealt with elements of the eastern style even more harshly than those of the west, because at least sometimes i was a westerner, i was able to enter the parliament and the executive branch with election tactics , but the groups affiliated

and you know, today's iraq is safe for them about this error. but today's iraq, he politicians use the same methods as about the strategy and so they're just as crow as the dogs are using was the friends and the carriage. you are just as violent as the blockbusters. and they actually enjoyed canceled, shut down at some point. so the question is, how do you define and i want, how do you do you define from and what kind of interventions are okay, and what are not, i would argue that all interventions are wrong at this point. that you all should have one that's less than some of the wrong experience from the stand experience. and i think we need to respect the agency or the people and these countries and their ability to fight terrorism. and what they do require assist type the word against terrorism. then we can all of, you know, other countries come off for the truck. nations is one way to go. although i know like i said, it's not going to happen. uh, not as our lifetime. well, so much of this rebate, i do say this is about trust and agency here,

in 1984, the black organization used iraq. he officially confirmed the nerve gas and how does he express his opinion about the effect of iraq's chemical weapons? the agent of nerve gas is much more effective than mustard gas in the war. his comment is an emphasis on the fact that the americans knew that chemical weapons were used by iraq , however, the american government is still in the late the iranians achieved significant victories in the war. at the same time , the president of the united states, ronaldo wrote a secret note in the margin, iran's victory is unacceptable. since 1899, the international community has prohibited the use of chemical weapons under the hague convention. the use of chemical weapons is the only right to deal with this speed and to use them as an initiator and preventive against domestic laws, but the united states of america has made the laws in many cases, especially in vietnam and iran 30 years after the iran-iraq war. and the sixth incident of 2013, a week before obama declared war on syria, an

afghanistan, pakistan iraq and tajikistan, hosted by iran , gathered to discuss the role of the healthfocusing on the prevention and control of communicable diseases in cross-border cooperation . in this meeting, the member of the joint ventures of joint ventures and joint ventures has emphasized the formation of joint ventures with member technologists for the production and development of new social technologies that iranian companies should do in the field of pharmaceuticals, i.e. what should irancell do. from organizing and participating in the same goal, we can have many relationships with 1,100 knowledge-based companies in the country, about 370 knowledge-based companies have also been established in this government. hello, i also had a question from the guests of the meeting. i wish one of the republic of tajikistan for iraqi crimes forced by iran for treatment and we of course came here at the last moment, that is , we coordinate and talk and perform illusions . which cities among the countries can manage infectious diseases in the creation region of iran is one of the leading

iran understands that iraq is still around khorramshahr. colonel hassan yazdani explains iraq's defense movement like this. the defense situation at this time was as explained 16 armored division it was reinforced with an organizational framework and a 5-mechanized infantry brigade with an organizational framework and an infantry with a flower garden pattern and some infantry, and in the same way , the 11th division was responsible for the mission and maintenance of khorramshahr after the first stage, and was reinforced with a few infantry brigades immediately after the implementation of the first stage strengthened khorramshahr and the army had lost 50% of its language and in this region it strengthened the infantry in this region . few people know what year he became the best player. not all iranian fighters are happy. it is the tail towards the hypocrites and the fifth column of the master the iraqi intelligence has become a telecommunications company. the result of the lesson is that it has moved all its assets to khorramshahr and turne

with the presence of professors and thinkers of the islamic republic of iran and the republic of iraqose countries in the region, the second international conference , as we have seen in this section, today the international conference of hosseini's knowledge and mission as arbaeen and modern islamic civilization was held at shahid beheshti university. mr. rahmati, the executive secretary of the conference, of course, he is a member of the faculty of shahid beheshti university. the reporter is present at the stadium to talk to him about this conference. hello, good morning . welcome to your name. i wish you a happy birthday in advance. i sincerely congratulate you on the end of your service. and arbaeen viewers is a great cultural movement, which is actually a symbol of the authority and followers of ahl al-bayt in recent years, at least after the collapse of the dictatorship of iraq in the last 20 years in iran since 2002, which happened day by day, the scope and effort of this cultural movement in the country beyond religion shiism of different religions and every year with more glo

the foreign affairs of iran and iraq were discussed and investigated. the interference of the american ambassador in iraq, especially in the approval of the new budget of the government, caused the protest of many iraqi parliamentary factions and they asked the government to act quickly to end the non-diplomatic actions and contrary to the offer of the american ambassador. let's see a report from al-alam network about this together. an oil of the actions and interventions of the american ambassador in baghdad reached the circles of the iraqi parliament, so that fal al-khazali, the vice-chairman of the national support faction , asked the iraqi government to control elena romantic's intervention through slow action and tolerance. inside this action may be taken with the plans of the american company through its ambassador in iraq to implement them in order to influence the important parts of the iraqi society, especially the civil society organizations, and also meets and talks with the governors and ministers successively. rheumatic measures and the cas

you mentioned the history of this process, which was in iraq last year. conferences cannot be held now regarding student exchange because naturally there are contracts and memorandums of understanding with the universities of our country in this field of technical development fields of other sciences, but it is mostly towards the same area of ​​arbaeen, which approved this conference, now we are waiting for the third air. the appointment in the country of iraq for the next year, in fact shaban, this coming year , which will be in the lunar month of march, which will be our march in shaban 1445, which will be held in the host of universities, but in the field of scientific and research exchanges, and in fact, the exchange of nature students . the university is active in this field, it constitutes the great scientific time of the region. the summary and the result are low. anyway, you see , arbaeen is a great capacity. one of my demands is that there is really only a limited time to hold the arbaeen conference in the country in iraq. do not create enthusias

for export to iraq, but due to the fact that self-sufficiency projects are operating in iraq and it is necessary that we do not lose this market, and for this reason it is better that we can keep it there with joint investment . it is supposed that the export activists also believe that they will maintain their market in iran , and we have launched a production developer in iraq, that is, we do not take technical engineering services there, we take machines there, and without leaving anything, we bring dollars into the country. we have come to invest in tourism and microtel sector we have done this system in iran as a new industry in the field of tourism and hospitality, and we are trying to establish ansis in iraq as a fast and established hotels. we have succeeded in having 18 nestern centers this year, and hospital centers and the participation of friends. it should be more effective so that this industry can grow and then that high-tech and knowledge-based industry of muhammad, at what age did muhammad ali qayyumi exist, the god-guarded tv news agency , in the name of god, i am

and tony blair was highly political trial that would put the iraq . and secondly, i think that now such as the attorney general's legal advice information that we want the government to expose in order for us to manuals legal advice, a change prior to him present until a full year off to my taste was dropped. and actually, you know, the jury potentially finding me not guilty a potential defense because currently as a breaches. and so the only justification had my case been successful in finding may not go to the period between arrest and trial is a nightmare. you with your whistle blowing. yeah, that's right. it was very difficult. you just got married. my husband is which is government that was prior to we got married me without being deported. however, at some point a would be d portage. much. actually. no, it was off to, they charged me after the port him from the country which um seclusion with my passport, confiscated and so on actuation, but the my criminal case actually prevented him from being deported. all that but until i was actually charge

in this meeting , the national security adviser of iraq also emphasized that the security of tehran is the security of iran and the security of iran. iran's security but we know that mr. qasim al-aarji believes that the recent security agreement between the two countries is the basis for the stability and development of iran and iraq and guarantees the improvement of the national security factor of the two countries . the news continues and according to the forecasts, more than 15 thousand pilgrims will visit the holy mashhad on foot at the same time as the decade of dignity. a group of fans of imam reza from the cities of karaj and hamedan became azeri until the birthday of saman al-hajj (peace be upon him) in the razavi shrine in the province of milad khursheed, the 8th from far and near. walking on the path of love, leaving the train of days he took a hard time for the chance to meet and look at the prophet. i take each step waiting for the appearance of the imam . you can connect it to the time of the ahl al-bayt, he said, i can only say that among all the things that are in my bac

and i was just completely taken aback by that because you know, iraq, although it had just started to be mentioned in the news as a possible belligerent by the us. and then you k, it was still kind of under the radar and it made it immediately made me pick up my is. and from that point onwards, i started looking into it and paying attention to what was going on. and i went and bought a couple of books from a bookshop that outlines the whole story saga, iraq over the last previous 1020 is where it had been on the sanctions and so on. and with the un sanctions people had actually resigned in, um opposition to you know, the genocide or sanctions and so on. and how that really wasn't any evidence that iraq was a belligerent to tool or a threat to the us and then you k. and there's no allies and so i realized, you know, the media was lying, basically, everything was a propaganda. and so when i saw that email, it just basically pulled the curtains from behind, you know, and showed the background of the santa and i so wow they, you know, they really are serious about war. they don't actually

iraq does not remember everything forgot biden assures was against the invasion.s the chairman of the senate foreign affairs committee, pleased at the stolobus signing a decree authorizing the attack on iraq with a barents f9, when russia invaded ukraine, he said this was the first time since world war ii that one country sent hundreds of thousands of soldiers to another in left seriously biden does not know about vietnam iraq afghanistan is absurd. it's level argument from american leaders who reject the truth and openly lie shed between iraq and ukraine, conduct many conflicts , compare and compare this one not in favor of those who in 2003 started an operation with the beautiful name iraqi freedom russia acts with humanity to attack the eq. strikingly tough, this is the americano-british style of warfare. look at the number of casualties according to the un 8,000 civilian casualties. and how many civilian casualties were there when the americans and the british attacked iraq there are no exact numbers, until now estimates vary from 300,000 to almost a million a

and how there really wasn't any evidence that iraq was a belligerent tool or a threat to the us. and then you k. and there's no allies and so i realized, you know, the media was lying, basically, everything was a propaganda. and so when i saw that email, it just basically pulled the curtains from behind, you know, and showed the background of the santa and i thought, wow, they, you know, they really are serious about more. they don't actually want peace. they want to invade iraq and they need a un sanctions to give them legitimacy as are un resolution to give them the just mercy. and the hope that email just shot me and get me and immediately was like a red flag. and i saw, as everybody knew about that, that was below the case open. you were arrested almost immediately and you spent a night in jail. it took the government 8 more months to charge you with a crime. and you were charged under the official secrets act, which in many ways is far more difficult than the american espionage act. tell us about the official secrets act and about what the penalties that you were facing. uh

the us ambassador's plans in iraq, especially in the approval of the government's budget, which led to the objection of many iraqi parliamentary factions. they asked the government to act quickly to end the non-diplomatic actions and the contradictions of the american ambassador . see a report from alan network about this. asking the iraqi government to control the intervention of elina romantic television programs along with the way that america is trying to implement them through its ambassador in iraq in order to influence important parts of iraqi society, especially civil society organizations , as well as successively with the governors and mozarat meet and discuss, and roma's actions were arrested and they expressed dissatisfaction with their duties , especially after he recently announced that america will not withdraw from iraq and even intervened in the approval of the iraqi government's budget. america is in iraq for more than 40 the meeting in six months has had this sign it is reminiscent of the high representative of england during the monarchy, who intervened in all is

they did not understand that iraq was surrounded by them. this explains the situation the defense at this time was that it was explained that the 16th armored division with an organizational framework and an infantry brigade of the 5th mechanized division with four organizational brigades and the 12th infantry division of the armored division, which had lost most of its forces in this area, with the 2nd armored brigade the 10th division and some infantry were reinforced, and in the same way, the 11th division was responsible for the mission and maintenance of khorramshahr. after the low stage , the enemy immediately reinforced khorramshahr with a few infantry brigades, and the 30th division had 40-50% of the language. he himself was strengthened in this area with some boys and some footmen in this area, little else is known in his hand, the iranian warriors are not happy , they are sure that there is news towards khorramshahr, which is being communicated one after the other by the hypocrites and the fifth column of the master of iraqi intell

you told me that the iran-iraq cooperation opportunities conference will be held in tehran today, andm going to prepare a report from this conference. last year approx we had 11 million dollars to iraq , and on the other hand, we were not among the first five countries to import fish from iraq, that is, except for ali, 35 people, it is not 5 times, and at the top of the export is 11 billion dollars to iraq, which can this year, in this conference, the business opportunities of iran and in which country is iraq's neighbor, they have very good border markets, and on the other hand , there are very good border terminals in the western sense . thinkers and experts and economic and commercial activists as well the government decision-makers from the two countries will come together and talk about what they should do to increase this figure to 11 billion dollars, and in terms of exports, so that iraq establishes a balance in tomans regarding exports to iran and other countries . the neighbor has a significant export to iran . this is the central issue of this meeting. hopefully, the report

iraq by the government iraq emphasized that the secretary of the supreme national security council of our country also described the recent security agreement between the two countries as a very appropriate and strategic measure and emphasized the strict implementation of its provisions . and is the brother of iraq. in this meeting, the national security adviser of iraq also emphasized that the security of iraq depends on the security of iran and the security of iraq. know the country the think tank in the united states announced that the process of de-dollarization in the world is unstoppable . the kraft think tank warned that the superiority of the united states is becoming less. whether he likes it or not, the separation process is underway and the only way out for america is to cooperate in reforming the world monetary system with the agreement of developing countries . the us treasury secretary had previously admitted the white house policy of imposing sanctions on the dollar plan. data reduction and the american economic war it has created a desire in china, russia and iran to f

the arabs in occupied palestine, what forces from the armies of egypt, jordan, syria, lebanon and iraq along with the arab and palestinian fighters of the war iran and the zionist regime were initially in favor of the arab armies, but due to the inconsistency between the army forces and the saffrons, contradictory orders , some treacherous secret agreements, and the arrival of the victory ammunition that was available , it turned into a heavy defeat for the arabs, and in part of this palestine was divided into three regions , the west bank and the gaza strip, which were in the hands of the arabs until 1967, but the occupied lands were given to the serials in 1948. the worst part of the war was that more than 15,000 palestinians and iraq were martyred and the zionists committed a catastrophic crime. the palestinians committed a racial cleansing policy in nearly 600 palestinian villages and cities, and these villages and cities were completely controlled by iran and more than 70 80 thousand palestinians were displaced therefore, he quickly increased his crimes and brutality, so that in o