went into iraq. the third point i would make is similar to 2003 and in many ways worse than 2003 we live in a "post-truth environment." we don't have to get into the details of the last five or six years, but everything from vaccines to stolen elections and so forth. the idea of lies or exaggerations, that infrastructure is still very much with us. that is another reason why i think something like this could very easily happen again. it is very easy for legislators to talk about core interests in very exaggerated ways. and finally, this point has been hammered about the lack of policy process in the run up to the iraq war. people said there was no decision, there was no process, it was just an interaction i believe was one phrase. certainly i think that is very much with us. we still see foreign policy by fiat by both parties. i don't think there has been any recasting of that fundamental. the idea of institutions being checks and balances in the american system exists in a lot of domains but probabl

syria since october with 78 in syria and 52 in iraq. some 100 us soldiers have been injured in terms of the us troops presence in iraq and syria. there were roughly 2,500 american troops in iraq and some 900 the're in syria. the us has a struck resistance groups in iraq and in syria, but the major us retaliation came recently when it carried out a targeted assassination in baghdad, violating the country's sovereignty. the person the us assassinated was the iraqi leader mushtak taleb al-sidi. the us blamed him for attacks against us forces in the country. welcome to the palestinian village of alaqaba. it's in the northern jordan valley. you think life here would be relatively simple and uncomplicated? for palestinians in area se uh that the way that israel treats is hostile population, it makes them their lives as difficult as possible. those palestinian families who live in in almost about 52 communities without any kind of service, israel's focus is on area c. this is the goal, the immediate goal. welcome back, earlier this week, iran'

similarly, in iraq, where abu mahdi al muhandis and general sulaimani were revered figures. massive crowds flooded the streets of baghdad and other cities to pay their respects. the funeral procession in baghdad saw a... sea of morners carrying iraqi flags and portraits of the murders. the demonstrations were not only a display of grief, but also powerful statement against foreign interference in iraq's affairs. after the us terrorist attack targeting the top resistance figures in iraq, the iraqi parliament passed motion demanding immediate american withdrawal from the entire. the million-man marches that unfolded in iran and iraq following the assassinations of general qasim sulaimani and abu mahdi al-muhandis served as a resplendant testament to the enduring popularity and unwavering support that these revered resistance figures commanded. despite years of foreign occupation and intervention in the region, the marches delivered powerful message to the united states and its allies. underscoring that the resistance figures were not only revered, but also deeply cherished by

it was not a violation of iraq's national sovereignty.torial integrity and we have a friendly relationship with baghdad. if i'm not mistaken, the iraqi constitution stipulates that iraq soil should not be used against a third country. tehran expects it to be noted. if the security agreements between tehran and baghdad had been respected, we wouldn't have had to take such actions. we have sent complete explanations for the iraki authorities. at the same time, the door of diplomatic tokes is open, and i think the iraqi authorities are well informed about the activities of this center. politicians in the west rush to use the retaliatory move as a bloody shirt to stare up outrage against tehran. the uk secretary. state david cameron for example said the uk condemns iran's attacks in irbil. these unprovoked and unjustified actions or an unacceptable violation of iraq's sovereignty. territorial integrity, unprovoked and unjustified actions, we asked mr. abul faz zohravan about the violation of iraq's national sovereignty, something that he cate

a threat to the iraq state. today, after the repercussions and attacks on the iraqi security headquarters, we have the right to start this dialogue immediately in order to reach an agreement on arranging a time table for the end of the mission of international advisors. sudani was addressing a panel to... discussion at the world economic forum in a davos, he said ending us military presence is crucial for iraq's security and stability, his remarks came as us bases in iraq have been repeatedly attacked by iraqi resistance groups over washington support for israely genocide in gaza, in response us militaries launch attacks on iraq's popular mobilization units, killing a number of their members, the iraqi government has slam us attacks as grave violation of the country's sovereign. last year sudani vow before the iraqi parliament to put an end to us military presence in the country. political commentator christopher hilali has shared his views on the recent issue with us. he says us insistance on maintaining a mili

october with 78 in syria and 52 in iraq. some 100 us soldiers have been injured in terms of the us troops presence in iraq and syria. there were roughly 2,500 american troops in iraq and some 900 their in syria. the us has a struck resistance groups in iraq and in syria, but the major us retaliation came recently when it carried out a targeted assassination in baghdad, violating the country's sovereignty. the... in the us assassinated was the iraqi leader mushtaq taleb al-saidi. the us blamed him for attacks against us forces in the country. okay, that's the end of this uh the explainer show in this news blitting. thank you so much for that, matthew, we do appreciate it. obviously that gives an idea about the iraki resistance uh and the resistance groups as a whole were targeting us uh assets both in syria and iraq and in this case making all the way to the occupied uh palestinian territories. targeting hyf with that we come to an end for uh this edition of the the news uh bulletin, thank you so much for being with us, um, i

what happened in iraq and syria?es, for example, iran used its khibar shakan missiles for the first time, they were fired from huzastan and traveled for more than 1,230 km. we could fire those missiles from a closer distance, for example from kermanshah or kordastan, we chose the father's point to show the precision and range of the missiles that can strike any target in tel aviv, and so on. it's a clear message to the israelity regime. at the same time, four missiles from kermanshah province and seven missiles from the west azerbaijan province in the northwest of the country were fired aiming design a space in erbill. shortly after the irgc missile operations, iran's foreign ministry spokesman naser khan oni said the action was in defense of the country's sovereignty and security. it was action. which has range of 500 km and the chebar shekan missile which has range of 1,450 km and a 600 kilogram warhead, it can carry out surgical strikes, it's very strategic and can be prepared very soon in comparison to other type

of the us troops presence in iraq and syria. there were roughly 2,500 american troops in iraq and some 900 there in syria. "the us has a struck resistance groups in iraq and in syria, but the major us retaliation came recently when it carried out a targeted assassination in baghdad, violating the country's sovereignty. the person the us assassinated was the iraqi leader mushtaq talib al-saidi, the us blamed him for attacks against us forces in the country. and with that we comes an end for this additional world news. thank you so much for being with us, at the top the hour, i'll be back with the review of the top." stories, let's bye-bye for now. the attempt to weaponize the term genocide against israel in the present context does more than tell the court a grossly distorted story. in urban warfare, civilian casualties may be the unintended but lawful result of attacks on lawfully military objectives. these do not constitute genocidal acts. the rules and principles of international humanitarian law under the hk regulations, the

, in the mad city of iraq, before these things happen before isis wants to enter iraq. it is possible that we had a very deep cultural connection with iraq, since the two nations are mostly shiites , and the connection was hidden during the time of, for example, saddam, but it increased after the fall of saddam's regime , and since we finally fulfilled our duty after the arrival of isis. we knew that we should come to help and remove isis so that security and stability will increase for the iraqi nation and especially for atwat and the iranian nation. the family of martyr alireza mashjarri was martyred in iraq in 1993. they were on leave. it means they should go on leave. they had done their work, so they will return. at the place of work, they see a mission report that the children there are going to iraq, and their forces will not wait there at all, even though they were with us, but they will quickly get the order of their mission, as per the command. shoun said and all these things, i was very excited and enthusiastic about this issue and he is preparing quickly fro

and what's happening in iraq on that front, of course then in iraq, the islamic resistance in iraq, number of the islamic resistance factions in iraq began the battles. at the beginning in targeting the american bases in iraq and in syria and they targeted these bases, they used drones and also missiles and the appropriate weapons and the americans confessed to more than 100 operations up until now and tens of people being wounded in these bases, of course the real reason was support for gaza, because before al-aqsa storm on october 7, there were... no operations targeting the american bases in iraq, yes, there were operations targeting the bases in syria, but they intensified these operations, now the real aim, the real goal was to support the people of ghazza, from which door from putting pressure on the american administration, the american administration is afraid of the war expanding in the region, not because it loves the people of the region, because it but because it doesn't have an interest, the american and nato, it seems that they are staring a historic, strategic defeat

not a violation of iraq's national sovereignty.we recognize the country's national sovereignty and territorial integrity and we have a friendly relationship with baghdad. if i'm not mistaken, the iraqi constitution stipulates that iraq soil should not be used against the third country. tehran expects it to be noted. if the security agrements between tehran and baghdad had been respected, we wouldn't have had to take such actions. we have sent complete explanations for the iraqi authorities. at the same time, the door of diplomatic talkes is open and think the iraqi authorities are well informed about the activities of this center. politicians in the west rush to use the retaliatory move as a bloody shirt to stare up outrage against tehran. the uk secretary of state david cameron for example said the uk condemns iran's attacks in erbill. unprovoked and unjustified actions are an unacceptable violation of iraq's sovereignty and territorial integrity. unprovoked and unjustified actions. we asked mr. abu faz zohravan about the violatio

right, now iran and iraq are a strategic partners, the security of iraq and the security of iran are intervoven together. iran's presence in iraq is based on cooperation with the central government, likewise the iraqis are present here in iran, likewise both the iranians and the iraqis are present in syria. perhaps it's difficult for the uk secretary of state to understand this point, or otherwise he is just trying to distort the reality. the term violation is applicable if our action has the state. the presence of elements associated with the israeli regime without the knowledge and permission of baghdad is an example of the violation of iraq's sovereignty. or likewise us bases on iraqi soil is against the country's laws. if they themselves were out of iraq and then fired missiles out of the blue, that could be called the violation of iraq's national sovereignty. but you see that it is them. that have violated it in the first place. while critics say such actions from tehran might escalate regional tensions? the fact is the region is already suffering from mounting and unresolved te

iraq are a strategic partners, the security of iraq and the security of iran are intervoven together.q is based on cooperation with the central governments. likewise, the iraqis are present here in iran. likewise, both the iranians and the iraqies are present in syria. perhaps it's difficult for the uk secretary of state to understand this point. or otherwise he is just trying to distort the reality. the term violation is applicable if our action has destabilized iraq. that's while the irakis have been harmed by terrorist groups and some movements and elements associated with the israeli regime. the presence of elements associated with the israeli regime without the knowledge and permission of baghdad is an example of the violation of iraq's sovereignty. or likewise us bases on iraqi soil is against the country's laws. if they themselves were out of iraq and then fired. missiles out of the blue, that could be called the violation of iraq's national sovereignty, but you see that, it is them that have violated it in the first place. while critics say such actions from tehran might escal

guard score carried out missile strikes in iraq and syria. the strikes in israel spy agencies based in iraq's northern kurdistan region. the attacks in syria hit terrorist gatherings in the northwestern province of idlib and elsewhere. iran's ambassador to the un, amir said irovani said the operations were in line with iran's right to self-defense as well as its international obligations, especially under international humanitarian law. he made the comment in identical letters addressed to the un chief and the president of the security. iran's response is a correct response under international law to act not only against foreign attack, foreign based attack, but against attack staged by groups internationally recognized as terrorist organizations. we already know from admissions within the united states and israel that they have backed these groups in the past, and that they seem to be using these groups as levers to destabilize the iranian society and the iranian state, and i think that we can see now that iran is not is not playing game. on

terms of the us troops presence in iraq and syria. there were roughly 2,500 american troops in iraq and some 900 there in syria. the us has a strong resistance. groups in iraq and in syria, but the major us retaliation came recently when it carried out a targeted assassination in baghdad, violating the country's sovereignty. the person the us assassinated was the iraqi leader mushtak taleb al-saidi. the us blamed him for attacks against us forces in the country. and that brings us then your press tv news bolton, everyone. thanks for tuning in and goodbye for now. theran's four misters reiterated fully respects the sovereignty and territorial integrity of other countries, but will not compromise its own national security. abdullah han at the tuesday attacks in pakistan. target anti-iran jaesh (ad terrorist group) which is hiding in certain parts of the country. iran's defense minister says his country defends its borders and people in the face of terror threats while respecting other countries sovereignty. muhammad says iran will not t

along with abu mahdi al-muhandis, the second in command of iraq's popular mobilization units, pmu, and their companions were murdered in a u.s. drone strike authorized by president trump near baghdad international airport. sulaimani, reveered as a national hero in iran, was morned by millions of iranians who took to the streets in grief and anger. the funeral processions for general suleimani and abu mahi al-muhandis drew massive crimes with estimates ranging from hundreds of thousands to millions of people. the murders, both in iran and iraq, passionately expressed their solidarity with the morters and their commitment to continue their mission of resisting foreign aggression and foreign t'. the scale of the morning and the unity displayed by the iranians showcased the deep reverence and respect that they held for general sulaimani and his contributions to their nation's security. similarly in iraq where abu mahdi al-muhandis and general sulaimani were revealed figures, massive crowds flooded the streets of baghdad and other cities to pay their respects. the funeral procession in bagh

in terms of the us troops presence in iraq and syria. there were roughly 2,500 american troops in iraq and some 900 there in syria. the us has a struck resistance groups in iraq and in syria, but the major us retaliation came recently when it carried out a targeted assassination in baghdad, violating the country's sovereignty. the person the us assassinated. was the iraqi leader mushtaq taleb al-sidi. the us blamed him for attacks against us forces in the country. that's it for your latest here on press tv everyone. thank you for tuning in and goodbye for now. as hundreds of people have merged. the voice of the voiceless. press tv. every news channel claims that it covers the latest breaking news as we do, so that alone is not what sets press tv. part, what mainstream news outlets conveniently leave outs, with breaking news from around the world, we are here to bring to you, we fill in the blanks. we are the other side of the story, the less represented side of the story, we are tellers of inconvenient truths, while they continue to sile

revolution guards. core irgc bots force along with abu mahdi al-muhandis, the second in command of iraq's popular mobilization units, pmu and their companions, were murdered in a us drone strike authorized by president trump near baghdad international airport. sulaymani reveered as a national hero in iran was morned by millions of iranians who took to the straights in griffe and... the funeral processions for general sulaymani and abu maahdi al-muhandis drew massive crowds with estimates ranging from hundreds of thousands to millions of people. the merters, both in iran and iraq, passionately expressed their solidarity with the murders and their commitment to continue their mission of resisting. foreign aggression and foreign terrorism. the scale of the morning and the unity displayed by the iranians showcased the deep reverence and respect that they held for general sulaimani and his contributions to their nation's security. similarly, in iraq, where abu mahdi al-muhandis and general sulaimani were revered figures. massive crowds flooded the streets of baghdad and other cities. to pay th

, attack the sovereignty of iraq, they're losing... political influence here in iraq and converting the public whoever maybe had some sympathy to the americans are now completely turning against the americans, so politically, psychologically, it's very damming, damaging to the americans whenever they retaliate against the public mobilization unit or against any other target here in iraq, so definitely they need to sit with the iraq government and find. solution to their position. okay, well rick, washington's continued support for the zionist genocide in gaza is making u.s. more of a sitting target in the region. um, first of all, do you agree with that, and if so, why is the israeli regime worth so much to the united states? well, while the uh, or why the israeli regime is worth so much is is increasingly coming to the to the four in the question as the us public is becoming a... and and is realizing the extent of of us investment in israel and the the cost, which of course now we just had the international court of justice issue its ruling, and if if genocide is happening then the us

of the us troops presence in iraq and syria. there were roughly 2,500 american troops in iraq and some 900 there in syria. the us has a struck resistance groups in iraq and in syria, but the major us retaliation came recently when it carried out a targeted assassination in baghdad, violating the country's sovereignty. the person the us assassinated was the iraqi leader mushtaq taleb al-sidi. the us blamed him for attacks against us forces in the country. iran's arm forces have launched a large scale military exercise featuring indigenously developed air defense systems. various divisions of the iranian army and the islamic revolution garp take part in the maneuvers along iran's southern coastland with the persian gulf and the sea of oman. dozens of jets and drones display a raft of modern warfare tactics at different altitudes by hitting mock targets. also number of advanced military systems are used for the first time during the drill. iran's armed forces regularly hold military maneuvers to elevate. their preparedness and showcase their powers, in recent years, iranian experts and en

in iraq in syria demanding the expulsion of us forces from their country. all tonight we're going to look into the root causes of this popular growth of the resistance front in the region on press tv spotlight. joining us on the program. program we have writer and political analy was joining us from the lebanese capital bayrut and also we have journalist activist and political analyst john joining us from belgrade. well gentlemen, welcome to the program. let's start off with mr. ris in the lebanese capital beirot. army says that the us and the uk bear. responsibility for the attacks against their country pledging to retaliate, give us your thoughts on the nature of that retaliation and what you will be expecting, also tell us more about this defiant message that the yemenes are sending to the us and its allies, as they've been clear that these attacks will persist until israel ends its crimes against palestinians in gaza. regarding the first part of your question about um what kind of... iliation we might expect from the movement or from ansar allah, ansar

and told the iraqi officials that america has come to iraq and will come to iraq more and more. that's how alice used to say, i am the one who signed the agreement with america , the strategic framework agreement and cooperation in various fields of iran. she said, "why am i signing now? this is iraqi . we believe that iraq can benefit from america, but when america, for example, wants to he wants to use iraq as a pretext for harming other countries, for example , america will withdraw its military forces from iraq in the 2011 agreement, and it will not remain in iraq except for its political and military presence and diplomatic relations , and it is agreed with the government, but as a military presence, it will end in 2011, but this is rejected. tati once again, america is in the war against askaria, this is a new occupation , and the new occupation is resisting. soleimani was a completely pragmatic and realistic force, and not only a general , he was also a diplomat. i said whether he is coming or not , haji said that he came, he came and immediately went to beirut. it was al

the islamic resistance in iraq has claimed the attack. resistance forces reportedly fired over 40 rockets at the base and the biggest anti-us operation by iraqis since israel began its on. slot on gaza on october 7. the pentagon says american forces have come under over 140 attacks in iraq and syria since then, amit a backlash over washington's support for the israeli genocide in gaza. according to the pentagon, nearly 70 us personnel have been injured in the operations, some of them seriously. asha krishna swami, podcaster and journalist joins us from st. petersburg. welcome to the program. look at the uh way that has been uh uh targeted by the islamic resistance, i think there needs to be a distinction made that uh the attacks on us bases and assets in the region, syria and iraq in particular has been ongoing, but it has picked up since october 7th due to the operation alasa flood, um, but when it comes to the uh way that the us has reacted, we can see that uh they uh have reacted in a very controlled manner, what is your view about? th

including in iraq , of course, iraq is not completely calm now, which will calm down when the rest of the american army is thrown out . first, let me start with his character. because qassem soleimani's character was mysterious and unknown and perhaps seemed somewhat controversial. he is a character. foreigners who interfere in our countries were operating. in our opinion, he was the defender of the entire region against the terrorism of foreign influence and was responsible for our defense. from the point of view of western governments, the story may be different because the west does not want the countries of our region to be independent. westerners do not want our resources and wealth let it be our own, but they want to rule us. in our opinion, he is the defender of the entire eastern region. they introduce bad and terrible characters, and after the death of qassem soleimani, the english media also tried to show a fake and negative character of him. the brainwashing of the media had caused most of the people in england to think of soleimani as a terrorist, a cruel face and an undes

resistance fighters in lebanon, iraq, yemen and syria regard him as their mentor and an anti-terrorism icon. general qam sulaymani is known to be the main force behind reviving the resistance front in the west asia. region now thanks to his efforts and services, resistance fighters in palestine have bravely fought back the u.s. israely genocidal war for almost three months now, and resistance fighters elsewhere in the region have been retaliating the israeli crimes against palestinians. welcome to the spotlight. i'm berruz najafi and these are our guests in this episode of the program. stop chef, author and west asia expert is joining me from belfast. also with this is jamal wakim is a professor of international relations at the lebanese university in beirot. welcome to both of you gentlemen. now beginning with uh sap, but let's start with recalling the role that iran's general suleimani played in reviving resistance groups in different countries in this region, and also the fruits that you would now see in the performance of the resistance fiser today, especially the palestinian ones.

and syria since mid-october with 83 in syria and 57 in iraq. since the announcement, there have... been two additional attacks in iraq which brought that total to 59. there was another announcement that was made by the us after the major attack on us1 andal assad base. the us military announced that two us soldiers were injured as a result of the massive strikes. and finally, when it comes to the us troops presence in both countries, we are looking at 2,500 troops in iraq with... 900 in syria which are there illegally, so the us has to make a choice sooner or later about its presence in iraq, which it is there legally, and in syria, in which it is there illegally, and after the massive increase of attacks its locations after operation aloth, that decision needs to be made sooner than later. a funerals have been held in the iranian capital tehron for three members of the islamic revolution guard core killed in an israeli strike in syria. we gather to pay tribute to the victims of the bombing that took place near damascus on saturday, two other i

his influence and constant presence in iraq proved useful. was almost murdered several times in the fight against daesh. it all paid off as daesh's physical presence is almost no more and the syrian government is almost intact contrary to us and israeli plans. marter sulaymani was preoccupied with serving humanity, if he fought against terrorist groups like daesh, it was not just because they were a threat to the region, he in fact fought the mindset that gives birth to terrorist groups such as daesh, mindset set to destroy humanity and world culture, when they carried out an operation, they targeted humans, cultural, heritage and historical sites all together, they didn't just kill... or just capture women and children, but they wanted to destroy everything related to culture and religion, and therefore confronting them was in fact serving humanity, so general sulaimani deserves his title as the senior international resistance commander. in lebanon's 33-day war of 2006, sulaimani was at the front with h commanding the war except for few days

and the 2003 invasion of iraq. what was the difference? it is an excuse to avenge the terrorist attacks of september 11 or speaking of weapons of mass destruction, it is enough to look at the number of american military bases in the region to understand that in this new adventure with hundreds of ground intelligence units, thousands of hours the flight of drones and the constant arrival of spy satellites are supposed to surround the area so much that nothing happens out of their sight. in many respects, they honor president obana. isis is honoring president obama. he is the founder of isis. he is the founder of isis. okay, he's the founder. he founded isis, and i would say the co-founder would be . the muslims of the region, who were supposed to unite for the liberation of palestine, died. to hand they kill each other and destroy their cities . in this way, the occupied territories are the place of order. which had been seen many times in the hands of iraqi and syrian terrorists. when during the operation to libera

the general had a significant role when it came even um defeating and helping um against daesh in iraq and syria significantly in 2017. he was also the commander of the kuds force which also helped defeat um the groups. that were for israel and obviously trying to defend palestine, so his stance was pro palestinian and was always there to be part of operations for the palestinians. he was fighting the western hegemony and western aggression in middle east and many islamic countries, and that is the reason the americans..." "and who are against general qasim sulaymani because he was resisting their expansion, hero, a person who fought for his nation, a person who fa for the islam and a person who fought against all those parts like israel, like usa, who is against islam and who are doing whatever they can do to minimize islam and to linked islam. toward terror. qasim suleimani's killing was multiimensional that so many countries and so many oppressords were getting benefit from this incident and they still are. i don't see that his his role has been replaced. general qasim sulaymani, he

iraq has stated that iraq's terrorism fight would have failed without general selim. walk us through those comments please. i think it's really clear that what we've seen from is that the united states has done everything possible to destroy iraq, to destroy syria, to destroy libya, to destroy uh, to destroy yemen, to destroy... the nations of the region um and it has been the resistance forces, the iraqi resistance forces, it has uh iran and others that have fought back against the efforts to destabilize and tear apart societies, i mean that's one of the weapons that imperialism uses, and so this means that someone like general sulaymani who is fighting back against these reactionary, violent or organizations that were using sectarianism fundamentally to further the interests of us imperialism and dividing the people of iraq and in dividing the people of the region, it's in the interest of everybody who stands against imperialism to fight for unity, to fight for resistance, to fight for a future that is free of imperialism and zionism, and so defeating these kinds of

about how general qasim sulaimani got weapons to come into palestine into ghazza we also know from iraq the coordination working with the different groups resistance so one attaches to the very idea of resistance as we see it unfolding now the name qasim sulaimani is central to that almost saying that if not for the efforts of the sincer servant of allah subhanah waala, we cannot speak about the resistance in the way your question so beautifully puts it to us, sacrifice of our marters, a commun, nation that cherishes their marters will never die, because the sacrif you know nation, people that are prepared to sacrifice themselves in orders in order for others to live will never die, it's different from people that are prepared. to kill in order to survive, and this is the lesson that we have learned in the history of islam, in the life of rasulullah, and especially in karbala, you know, that it was m to them that has saved this ummah, when people are prepared to make that ultimate sacrifice, so what we do know and has been established is that the matters live on through their memory bec

his influence and constant presence in iraq proved useful.he was almost murdered several times. in the fight against daesh, it all paid off as daesh's physical presence is almost no more and the syrian government is almost intact, contrary to us and israeli plans. was preoccupied with serving humanity. if he fought against terrorist groups like daesh, it was not just because they were a threat to the region. he in fact fought the mindset that gives birth to terror. groups such as daesh, mindset set to destroy humanity and world culture, when they carried out an operation, they targeted humans, cultural, heritage and historical sites all together, they didn't just kill men or just capture women and children, but they wanted to destroy everything related to culture and religion, and therefore confronting them was in fact serving humanity, so general sulaimani deserves his title as the senior international. national resistance commander. in lebanon's 33-day war of 2006, sulaimani was at the front with hj commanding the war, except for few days.

and syria since october with 78 in syria and 52 in iraq. some 100 us soldiers have been injured in terms of the us troops presence in iraq and syria. there were roughly 2,500 american troops in iraq and some 900 there in syria. the us has a struck resistance groups in iraq and in syria, but the major us retaliation. came recently when it carried out a targeted assassination in baghdad, violating the country's sovereignty, the person the us assassinated was the iraqi leader mushtaq talib al-saidi. the us blamed him for attacks against us forces in the country. that's it for latest here on press tv. everyone, thanks for tuning in and goodbye for now. for decade now, the gaza strip has been suffering from suffocating israeli blockade and attacks against the palestinian economy that have destroyed factories and workshops that import. مطلوب من البنك الدولي من المؤسسات الدوليه ان تقدم كل الدعم المطلوب الى سكان قطاع غزه حتى يتم بالفعل اعاده الحياه الاقتصاديه الى ما كانت عليه سابقا واقول بصراحه وقلنا ذلك سابقا هي زي ما انت شايف هي هي مجرد يعني والل

and syria since october with 78 in syria and 52 in iraq. some 100 us soldiers have been injured in terms of the us troops presence in iraq and syria. there were roughly 2,500 american. troops in iraq and some 900 there in syria. the us has a struck resistance groups in iraq and in syria, but the major us retaliation came recently when it carried out a targeted assassination in baghdad, violating the country's sovereignty. the person the us assassinated was the iraqi leader mushtaq talib al-saidi. the us blamed him for attacks against us forces in the country. that's it for latest here on press tv, everyone, thanks for tuning in and goodbye for now. يا قاعدنا فوضناك فوضناك فوضناك يا قاعدنا فوضناك فوضناك فوضناك يا قاعدنا فوض ماك فوض فوض يا جاء الوضوض بالروح بالدم نقطيك يا عقصاريك يا عقصار i want you to look in the mirror and ask, where was i when gaza was going through a genocide? south africa is: here before this court in the peace palace, it has done what it could, it is doing what it can by initiating these proceedings, by seeking interim

and especially the youth of iraq. all these matters are true in various fields, the republic has a leading role in it and now, both on the iraqi media institutions, on the societal level, on the cultural level, and even on the military level, which includes all classes. despite this companionship and sympathy, it was the islamic republic of iran that the people of iraq were able to liberate 3084 square kilometers of lands that were occupied by isis . the people of iran came to the field with their lives and with the serious advice and emphasis of their leadership, the supreme leader. i have obligations , i have expediency, i have expediency, and that is why rahb iraq and rahbna are grateful for all the efforts of iran, and i am grateful to the iranian forces and the iranian leadership for standing by us in iraq . we appreciate the support of the islamic republic. this is why iran offered its best heroes to restore peace and tranquility in the war with isis to the iraqi nation. this way the slogan is the blood of mike

iraq attack the sovereignty of iraq, they're losing political uh uh influence here in iraq and converting the public, whoever maybe had some sympathy to the americans are now completely turning against the americans, so politically, psychologically, it's very damming, damaging to the americans whenever they retaliate against the public mobilization unit or against any other target here in iraq. so definitely they need to sit with the iraq government and find a solution to their position. okay, well rick, washington's continued support for the zionist genocide in gaza is making the us more of a sitting target in the region. um, first of all, do you agree with that, and if so, why is the israeli regime worth so much to the united states? well, while the or why the israeli regime is worth so much is is increasingly coming to the... to the four in the question as the us public is becoming aware and and is realizing the extent of of uh investment in israel and the the cost, which of course now we just had the international court of justice issue its ruling and um if if genocide is happening th

iraq's islamic resistance scales up attacks on us military facilities in iraq and syria, this time targeting

now to the strikes by the resistance groups in iraq. these are some of the bases that were targeted. al-assad. base, al-hadir airbase, airbil airbase and baghdad diplomatic support center. the most significant one being the us-run al-assad airbase, which has been struck by many times by the resistance forces. one of the most intense strikes of the islamic resistance was when it struck the us run anal assad airbase with multiple rockets inflicting damage and casualties. it was reported that the... drone fired at least 40 missiles at the base. now moving to syria and the us assets targeted there, we are looking at al-tanf, kobani, mambej and al-omar oil filled. keep in mind that some of these locations, both in syria and iraq have been hit multiple times. when it comes down to it, the locations that are targeted in total or... too many to mention. taking a look at this map just shows the depth and extent of the areas targeted by the resistance groups. it almost looks like the resistance groups are at war with the us. how much of a hit has

yeah, i believe if the resistant in iraq will continue to target - those bases uh in iraq, of course uh we will see at the end total withdraw and as well the iraqi government actually when the qasim sulaymani was assassinated, he was guest of uh of iraq, he was assassinated with the one of the commanders of the popular mobilized unit in iraq, so the united states has actually broken the international law by targeting those people inside iraq, i i believe that the first step that was actually should be have been taken is by iraqi government, at that point they should have requested uh the united states to withdraw from uh the the uh uh iraq because they have breaking all international laws in iraq, and if the united states will refuse, they should actually take up arms and fight the existence of the united states, but but but anyway at this point we've seen that the resistance will continue and uh the the the the assassination of kasim sulaimani will not stop the resistant, it will the resistant will continue and will come and become stronger and this is exactly what will happen and i

the islamic resistance in iraq has claimed that attack. resistance forces have fired more than 40 rockets at the base and the biggest anti-us operation by iraqis since israel began its onslot on gaza. the pentagon says american forces have come under more than 140 attacks in iraq and syria since then and that ammit backlash over washington's. according to pentagon some 70 us personnel have been injured in the operations, some of them seriously. now from terana, i'm joined by farasal najam, he's a manager of the canadian defenders for human rights. good to see you for us, so as as you just heard in the intro, there are more reprisal attacks by resistance fighters in the region, beat from the from yemani side. from hisbollah in lebanon and uh now we're talking about iraq and resistance fighters there, more and more serious operations are being conducted, could we hope that these could actually? push the us to kind of pressure israel into stopping this genocidal war on gaza? i mean, this is very special development now in this recent battle w

extremely seriously attack claimed by the islamic resistance in iraq. hello everyone, you're watching press tv live from the studios in tehan. thank you for joining us. today's top story, the death told from israel's onslaught on the gaza strip has surpassed 25,000 as the regime continues its deadly strikes on the beseged palestinian territory. the gaza health ministry says at least 178 people were killed. and 293 injured in just 24 hours. it put the number of those wounded since october the 7th at more than 62,600. thousands of bodies are still under the rubble, some two-thirds of those killed in gaza of women and children. israel's aggression has also displaced hundreds of thousands of palestinians in gaza, which has been under near total blockade since the beginning of the onslot. doctors in gaza's european hospital warn that children of facing humanitarian crisis due to the ongoing israel, they say the children are suffering from various illnesses, some of which are life threatening. the department of pediatrics here has almost 1,000 illness cases e