is another reminder that the fight _ that the fight against the islamic state is not over, as much asnt to walk away from counterterrorism, but there is counterterrorism fatigue the fight goes on and all those folks know somalia for the presence of al—shabab, the al-qaeda linked group, there is a small but potent islamic state presence are especially playing arise they facilitated between islamic state affiliates are different parts of the world. it is and note that serves as a connective sinew between islamic state core and iraq and syria, islamic state khorasan afghanistan and other elements of the islamic state global network of franchises. we've seen what — network of franchises. we've seen what i _ network of franchises. we've seen what i called _ network of franchises. we've seen what i called the - network of franchises. we've seen what i called the coup l seen what i called the coup felt that there is an area that sees so much turmoil and upheaval politically. how much danger is there in terms of a group like isis trying to get hold and take advantage of the situation in many

so the islamic state and individual _ targeted? so the islamic state and individual set _ targeted?islamic state and individual set family - targeted? so the islamic state and individual set family to - and individual set family to see themselves as part of a religious struggle. they say western war on islam and they see a religious struggle. they say western war on islam and the aca were done by christians and dues against muslims, so by striking religious targets, they believe they're defending their —— attacks done by christians and jews. figs their -- attacks done by christians and jews. as you said earlier, _ christians and jews. as you said earlier, we're - christians and jews. as you said earlier, we're still - said earlier, we're still working to confirm a lot of the facts here and figure out exactly who was behind this but in your assessment, do you think this has the hallmarks of an act by a group like isis oi’ or isis k? we have seen a scri -t or isis k? we have seen a script is — or isis k? we have seen a script is similar _ or isis k? we have seen a script is similar att

it�*s another reminder that the fight against the islamic state is not over. and the west want to walk away from counter—terrorism, there is a sense of fatigue, the fight still goes on and while most folks know somalia fall the presence of elsa biber, the al-qaeda group, there is a small islamic state presence there, especially playing the role as a facilitator as islamic state affiliates in the world. it's known as a connective sinew between islamic state cora and iraq and syria, and state corus on and in afghanistan and elements of franchises. in afghanistan and elements of franchisee— franchises. area across that is seen so much _ franchises. area across that is seen so much turmoil- seen so much turmoil politically, how much danger is there that a group like i said, trying to gain holden taking advantage of the situation in many african countries across the middle east? we many african countries across the middle east?— many african countries across the middle east? we have seen the middle east? we have seen the centre _ the middle east? we have seen the c

well , information has already appeared that one of the sub-organizations of, let's say, the islamic state, because there is no such and such a single one, there are a lot of these organizations, they are called there, they are affiliated with this organization of the islamic state, but they have their own names, yes here one of them praised the brothers to the caucasus... for their action and this gave a reason to say, what is really up to this the islamic state is involved, or radical islamists in general, well, this is again why the russians are forced to admit that there is no need to look for motives in ukraine or the west, because if your country gets into someone else's war, now we, i'm talking about syria, if your... country is first announced by the taliban, a terrorist organization, and then it receives official delegations at the same, at the same, st. petersburg economic forum, if you get into eyes, clashes, let's say, in the islamic world on one side, then you you really get consequences, and it's even more important if in general, if you demonstratively cut off the ears of su

it'sjust another reminder that the fight against the islamic state is not over. we want to walk away from counterterrorism, the fight still goes on. while most folks probably know some for the presence of asher bob, there is a small but potent islamic state there —— al shabab. so, it's a note that serves as a kind of connected sinew between islamic state core and iraq and syria, islamic state court is not in... 0thered elements of franchises. not in... 0thered elements of franchises-— not in... 0thered elements of franchises. ~ �* , ., ,, franchises. we've seen happen in what's called _ franchises. we've seen happen in what's called the _ franchises. we've seen happen in what's called the coo _ franchises. we've seen happen in what's called the coo belt, - franchises. we've seen happen in what's called the coo belt, but i franchises. we've seen happen in | what's called the coo belt, but this area across that's seen so much upheaval politically. how much danger is there in terms of a group like ice is trying to gain hold in of the situations across west to east —

so, the islamic state and individuals that follow it see themselves as part of a religious struggle. ee a western war on islam and they see awar a war done by christians and dues on religious targets. —— jews. by striking religious targets, they believe they're defending their faith. as you said earlier, we're still working to confirm a lot of the facts here and figure out exactly who was behind this but in your assessment, do you think this has the hallmarks of an act by a group like isis or isis—k? certainly, that has to be the starting hypothesis. we have seen these group to similar attacks with gun and we know it is active in the region and that russia has failed to stop this group both from an intelligence and law enforcement point of view and russia likes to blame the west or blame others for its problems but this group has been at it for quite some time. you mention the region, dagestan. what more can you tell us about this area of russia where these attacks happened? so, russia has been involved in fighting differentjihadists orjihadi—linked groups in this area for decades, re

it is an interesting date, this decade since the islamic state group proclaimed its caliphate.anks for having me. it's a different kind of threat that it was ten years ago, since they don't control territory the size of the uk between iraq and syria. however, they do have territory to control now, and small pockets in four different african countries. and while the external operations capacity is definitely down compared to what we saw with a wave of attacks, especially in europe, from 2014 to 2017, we have seen an increase in attacks coming from is�*s branch in afghanistan in the last few years. that increasingly is coming closer to the west now. what does the group actually look like? you mentioned its centre of power is no longer in iraq and syria. it is now really mostly in africa. what does this group look like? does it have a leadership? what kind of capabilities does it have? yes, it essentiallyjust restructured itself after the fall of its territorial control in iraq and syria in 2019, where the iraq and syria branch were kind of at the top of everything. now it's kind

it's nearly ten years i so this so-called islamic state so this so—called islamic state and its reignity were killed and many more kidnapped and enslaved. now one family is attempting to sue the widow of the iiss leader who is used of being involved in sex trafficking and abuse in her home. this report from iraq on one of the families search for justice. she is leaving for her life across northern iraq in 201a. first accused by islamic state, thousands were killed. more were kidnapped and taking on as sex slaves. she was one of them. ten years on we returned to the family home from where she was abducted by iiss fighters. from where she was abducted by iiss fighters-_ iiss fighters. translation: there's no — iiss fighters. translation: there's no one _ iiss fighters. translation: there's no one left - iiss fighters. translation: there's no one left for - iiss fighters. translation: there's no one left for my i there's no one left for my family, only me and my brothers survive. fist family, only me and my brothers survive. �* ., ., ' , survive. at the age of 14 she was taken — survive.

with a senior fellow at the washington institute for near east policy where he also directs the islamic stateamic group proclaimed its caliphate. what kind of threat do you think the group poses now after those ten years? group poses now after those ten ears? . ., ., years? thanks for having me. it's a different _ years? thanks for having me. it's a different kind _ years? thanks for having me. it's a different kind of - years? thanks for having me. it's a different kind of threat. it's a different kind of threat that it was ten years ago, since they don't control territory the size of the uk between iraq and syria. however, they do have territory to control now and small pockets in four different african countries. and while the external operations capacity is definitely down compared to what we saw with a wave of attacks, especially in europe, from 2014 to 2017, we have seen an increase in attacks coming from is�*s branch in afghanistan in the last few years. that increasingly is coming closer to the west now. what does the group actually look like? you mentioned its centre of power is no l

persecuted by the islamic state, thousands were killed.cted by is fighters. translation: there is no one left from my family, _ only me and my brother survived. at the age of 1a, she was taken captive and suffered years of sexual abuse. suad's sister and her uncle hamid's daughter are still missing. now they are determined to fight for justice for what happened to her and the family. the girls were kept at the home of is leader abu bakr al—baghdadi. it's believed they were then sold as sex slaves. al—baghdadi's widow umm hudaifa is now being held in a prison in baghdad. suad is taking her to court for her alleged past and their ordeal. i spent two hours with umm hudaifa. she admits the two missing girls did stay at her home. translation: at the time, i felt ashamed. _ how is it that women could be degraded to such an extent? i was entirely against it, but i was a helpless woman. suad insists that umm hudaifa is not innocent and she must be confronted with her crimes. suad and hamid are accusing umm hudaifaof sex trafficking and abuse. he a

ten years on after the i foreign relation of islamic state -- foreign relation of islamic state —— formationfrica. not necessarily in terms of recruiting. we are not seeing the same level of people flocking to their core activities level that there is in the way that it happened around 2015 when we saw a lot of european volunteers going to fight for isis. that is not happening in the same way, but they are very strong in parts of africa, particularly in sub—saharan africa end in mozambique and the democratic republic of the congo, and the areas of their... and roughly between two thirds and 85% of the attacks in the last 12 months have taken place there. why is this? they are still active in syria but less so in iraq. they have lost their physical caliphate that they had. they were defeated physically in 2019 at a place in syria. that is when the last remaining stronghold of isis was wiped out. but the ideology has not gone away, it is still attracted to some people with people with poor governance or poor orders where young people see absolutely no hope. so it is still a force to be reckone

and just now representatives of some foreign countries, including those closer to... eastern islamic statesre to take part in it, and we have already held in the republic of dagestan, we will say the first lot, the first competition for determination of residents, the first residents have already been identified, in the future, also for the development of the caspian coastal cluster , investments are planned and attracting investors, stan really has the potential for... i have a question for you: do you have a clear picture of your future? do such thoughts scare you? you can just close your eyes, but you know what the outcome will be. open your eyes to your future. start with a long-term savings program in a non-state pension fund. future! thanks to shopping at the megamarket, someone will reach the finish line first, someone will create comfort in their apartment, someone will go on a long-awaited vacation, sellers at the megamarket are changing the world, the megamarket is just growing with us, one of my friends is preparing for a new party, we need smarter suits, dad. the internet is ove

ignoring the obvious fact that islamist organizations and primarily the islamic state are behind these attacks shows the weakness of russia's current position. then, as the main efforts of the russian special services are concentrated on the internal pressure of dissidents and all. opponents of the war, real terrorists in russia itself feel like a fish in water. the most famous cell of the islamic state in russia, vilayat khorosan, is carrying out another terrorist act. moreover, this is happening in dagestan, the weakest link of the russian government. as you know, dagestan was becoming the arena of fierce clashes between the official russian army and the rebels since the 19th century, and it was there in dagestan that the second chechen war began at one time, on the wave of the struggle with which the political star of the dictator vladimir putin rose. dagestan is attractive for islamic terrorists from idyll primarily because it has the worst economic situation in russia. dagestan is traditionally the poorest and youngest region of the russian federation with the most radicalized. a

in recent years, the islamic state group has claimed to have carried out a string of attacks in dagestanhis latest attack. now, that�*s a narrative we�*ve heard before. gunshots, woman screams. earlier this year, after the mass shooting at a concert hall near moscow, the kremlin had pointed the finger of blame at kyiv and the west — even though islamic state had claimed responsibility for the attack. the authorities keen to make sure that russians view ukraine and the west as public enemy number one. but after the last 2a hours in dagestan, and attacks that left a string of police officers and civilians dead, one senior russian senator has said this. "if russia was to blame every terrorist attack on scheming "by ukraine and nato, the pink mist will bring "russia bigger problems." steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. breaking news for you, cbs�*s reporting thatjulian sanchez reporting that julian sanchez to reporting thatjulian sanchez to plead guilty to a us charges, the wikileaks founder has pleaded guilty and is expected to appear in a us court room on the northern mariana islands in the

is the ultra—violent islamic state movement making a comeback around the world? started to gradually pivot towards africa, sub—saharan africa, and they had branches in nigeria, drc, the sahel. and, on a hot and stuffy day here in london, must we all get used to living with torrid heat? i mean, it's thought that there are going to be ten air conditioning units sold every second for the next 20 years, which is this astonishing number. tax hikes in... the british election campaign has been mercifully short, and we'll know the result in just a few days. politics in this country have been pretty chaotic since the day injune 2016 when people voted by a fairly narrow margin to leave the eu. boris johnson, liz truss and jeremy corbyn — none of these were the kind of political leaders who would probably have emerged in more predictable times. but the british system is essentially pretty stable, and it's gone back to more habitual policies and leaders remarkably quickly. both rishi sunak, the prime minister, and sir keir starmer of labour are very much in the mould of form

—— islamic state?y have transferred a lot of their activities away from the middle east to africa, not necessarily in terms of recruiting. we're not seeing the level of people flocking to their core activities level in areas in the way that it happened in around 2015, when we saw a lot of european volunteers going into fight for isis. that isn't happening in the same way. but they are very strong in parts of africa, particularly in sub—saharan africa, mozambique, the democratic republic of congo, in areas of the sahel — the mali, burkina faso, lake chad area. between two—thirds and 85% of the attacks on the last 12 months have taken place there. why is this? they are still active in syria, but less so in iraq, so they have lost their physical caliphate that they had. they were defeated physically in 2019 at a place called al—baghouz in syria. that's when the last remaining stronghold of isis was wiped out, but the ideology has not gone away. it is still attractive to some people in countries with poor

and intellectuals, but i would like to talk now about such a narrower story, which is called the islamic state in russia, going back to the story of rostov sizo, yes, it is about the people who are accused. in certain connections with the islamic state, and we understand that the story in rostov demonstrated that the russian penitentiary system is not in a position to control, well, prisoners with a red mark, yes, that is, this should be the highest degree of control and to protect them, but they went for it, well, in general, if we are talking about the real opposition, the real russian opposition does not... have russian surnames and no buryat surnames, yes, because they are not buryat lamaists in any way, except for crimes in ukraine, they did not manifest themselves, but what concerns the muslim community, yes, its "connections with what is called central asia, and turkey and not only, that is, this is a huge space that still needs to be analyzed, analyzed and analyzed, that's how you see, for example, the potential role of what is called the islamic... factor in real, possible armed actio

they're fighting the islamic state in mosul in 2070. okay. i would find out later that the strike request exchanges were taking place on a whatsapp channel. army's air forces, an infinity of munitions, and it was all being orchestrated by a free chat application. you download to your phone in 5 seconds. i didn't know whether to be amazed or appalled. i was amazed and appalled. it was farcical. it was in it was perhaps a single tense example of a technologically current in the war. i could only think to call cult right. and once you started noticing of the cult, techno, techno wrinkles were everywhere. there was that magical gps mapping application that troops had on their phones like a self-aware cellular sand table. there were the videos of engagements uploaded and transferred instantaneously so that fighters on one front could get their l.o.l chills or shed their tears watching fighters and another. there were the privately recorded videos of executions and tortures shared the theater on whatsapp and signal and telegram uploaded by jihadist

during the urals security experts say the greatest potential threats is currently post by the islamic state of shoot i s k p. the tara group is putting out propaganda like this one. calling for a tex on job and football stadiums, the phoenix norma from the color of the other noble foundation specializes in counterterrorism measures. he says radicalized individuals may be the hardest for it to detroit. they can easily buy a light bathroom, for example, a nice but also a gum. and with that they can execute such an attack and it's very hard for security or forward to use to prevent that, but also tamani towards the dangerous, such as those post by hooligans or cyber attacks. also part of security precautions, post stadium stuff, multiple layers of security and are considered to be safe places. but fans zones temporary sites will up to 12000000 people, a likely targets 22000 police officers under cover agents, drones and rolled locates of public security plants. and for months all german boulders had been subject to increased controls to identify and stop potential bad excess, 100 percent. secu

election in the works, there were some hard work, and now all gentlemen should understand that the islamic statethe islamic republic and the majlis is the islamic majlis, and everyone's morals must be moral in the elections. it should be islamic and choose people who are not committed to eastern and western islam and are on the direct path of humanity and islam, and i hope that they will perform this stage competently and in a way that is desired by all of our nation and by us. due to the large number of applicants to register for the elections , the deadline for extension and holding has been extended until march 2 the parliamentary elections are postponed for a week. the first round of elections will be held on the 24th of march. bani sadr continues his election activities under the title of people's coordination office with the presidency . by holding the islamic revolution congress and inviting various groups to participate in this congress, this office aims to achieve its goals in the parliamentary elections. but with the vigilance of the companions of the revolution , it will not reach its

we have a special report on a yazidi family suing an islamic state leader's widow for abuse and sex traffickingg to viewers in the uk and around the world. we begin in new york, where the united nations security council has voted in favour of an american resolution calling for an immediate ceasefire by israel and hamas in gaza. 14 countries voted in favour, with russia abstaining. speaking after the vote, the us ambassador to the un, linda thomas—greenfield, said the fighting could end now if hamas accepted the three—phase plan. our north america correspondent nada tawfik is monitoring events for us, and sent us this update. the united states, i think, it's no surprise that this

america's inhumanity towards the zionist regime , if the arab islamic states, which are now in the right footing , are in the footing of human beings and the feet of oppressed children and women, if 1% of them had come forward, the situation in israel would have completely changed and changed. but we can see that they remain silent and at most they gather together and issue a statement, but do the israelis who read the un statement that from now israel's name is on the list of child-killing regimes , don't worry about a statement from member states of the islamic cooperation, or about the declaration of arab unity, a practical action should be taken to help these people who are being victimized under the bombs. what is the action, mr. kamini? you see, let's look at the equation a bit more broadly , we should also look at the diplomatic atmosphere much more seriously, you know, maybe one of the reasons that makes this event important today is that the negotiations between the parties in qatar are very complicated and difficult , and have been going on for several days. deciding on the out

if the islamic state is under the supervision of the jurist and the guardianship of the jurist, no harm will be done to this country. wilayat al-faqih, as prescribed by islam and installed by our imams , does not harm anyone, the things that the government or the president or anyone else wants to do against the path. nation and if god does something against the interests of the country, the jurist will control and prevent you. don't be afraid of islam . trying to dissolve the assembly of constitutional experts. now we see that a group of several people gather together and say that the majles of graves should be dissolved. i don't know that these gentlemen should be dissolved, what is the reason they say it should be dissolved? imam by the votes of the majority of the people to mr. taleghani, montazeri and other clerics pointed out and said: now that these enlightened gentlemen are in the minority and these gentlemen who claim democracy, now that they are in the minority, they want to say no, the majority should be dissolved. i ask these gentlemen , why should it be dissolved, what happe

let me remind you that the criminals had knives. telephones and even the flag of the islamic state terroristup, banned in our country. there were six attackers in total, among them islamists convicted of attempting to prepare an explosion in the supreme court building in korachay-cherkessia. they got out of the cell by knocking out the window bars and the inspector-supervisor and the head of the operational department of the rostov main directorate of the vsin, who had come to negotiate with the criminals, were taken hostage. the criminals demanded a car, the opportunity to leave the detention center, which resulted in an assault. carried out by special forces, all the invaders were eliminated, the hostages were released. next, see the emergency program, with us marat tedikov. marat, do you have the floor? egor, now investigators are talking with a man who was attacked in one tsov, he came to his senses, the wounds were very serious, the victim lost more than a liter of blood, the crime itself was committed in front of dozens of eyewitnesses, they were unable to catch the criminals, they wer

are the islamic state of iran in the 1960s going to continue to be supported by the european and westernernments to carry out new missions? has his bite grown longer ? am i old? no, i have no problem. i am worried about you, if your meeting was good and fair, and we do not accept this verdict and this process of proceedings in any way and we protest , god willing, we will file our protest and we will appeal, hoping for the day when you come out of amojan and here together. a beautiful movie. or ali khodangdan, mr. jangi, as the son of the first lady of mahabad, who was martyred during the holy defense period, went to the 39th meeting . in the bombing of urmia, my mother was martyred, the crown of my head , i lost everyone, my only child, islam is full of martyrs here today, that is, martyrs are present here now, i am sure that now they are all present here , so i want to tell them that we are always behind the leader, we are behind our revolution, we are behind the legacy that they left for the right path, blessed and martyred. may god bless them and pray for them behind us may the end b

are the islamic state of iran in the 1960s going to continue to be supported by the european and western governments to carry out new missions? one has he grown taller, taller, am i old? no, i don't have any problem, i'm worried about you, if you keep yourselves well and happy , i swear by the quran, i don't have a problem, this verdict was unfair, just like the trial process was fair, and we do not accept this verdict and this trial process in any way. we do not accept and we protest, god willing , we will file our protest and we will appeal , hoping that one day you will come out, uncle janan , and together here a movie in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful. hello. the strength of 5 richter around the city of kashmer in khorasan province, the razavi earthquake caused damage in a part of the city of kar kashmar and some of the villages around it. to follow up on this news , i am having a conversation with the sada vasima news agency reporter in kashmir city. hello mr. tabatabai, where exactly are you now and how is the situation in the region? in the name of god. i

news sources published pictures of a fire in the occupied golan. resistance the islamic state of lebanon announced that in response to the zionist attacks on the country's territory , it has targeted the zionist regime's artillery headquarters in the occupied golan and the location of the zionist soldiers with a wave of katyusha missiles. in response to the killing of the nusirat camp in the gaza strip, yemen carried out operations against the ships associated with the zionist regime . the spokesman of the yemeni armed forces announced: the only missile of the armed forces of this country targeted the english destroyer diamond in the red sea with a number of ballistic missiles. yahya saree said: yemen's navy and missile and uav units have two operations they also carried out military action against two ships that violated the ban on access to the ports of the occupied territories. these two operations with numbers. the week of review of his work and personality characteristics, which according to the interpretation of the martyrdom of the president of iran, ayatollah raisi , the leader o

some of the men had been convicted of terrorism offenses were accused of affiliations with the islamic statedetained in 2022 for planning to blow up a russian courthouse the six men and should knock out window bars and climb down several floors by rope before taking the guards hostage with a knife in fire expert report say they managed to smuggle knives, iso flags at mobile phones into their sales negotiations with the authorities they demanded a vehicle, firearms free passage out of the prison but instead russian special forces decided to storm the prison intense automatic gunfire could be heard. isf carried out a number of attacks on russian soil in recent years an affiliate of ois claimed responsibility for the most recent attack in march when gunmen opened fire on a concert hall in moscow. that attack in march left 145 people dead and injured more than 500. jon: stephanie bennett, thank you. here are some other headlines from around the globe. ukraine peace summit in switzerland 78 countries back the country's territorial integrity and a statement today. vice president harris was there y

the majlis of experts spoke for approving the principle of velayat-e-faqih , if the islamic state is under the supervision of a jurist and velayat-e-fiqih , no harm will be done to this country. the government or the president or anyone else is contrary if the path of the nation is against the interests of the country, the jurist controls it. prevents. do not be afraid of islam. do not be afraid of the jurist. do not be afraid of the religious authority. by including the principle of velayat al-faqih in the last days of the summer of 1958, the interim government started a new activity. trying to dissolve the assembly of constitutional experts. now we see that a group of several people gather together and say that the assembly of experts should be dissolved, i don't know what these gentlemen are doing when they say that it should be dissolved, according to the majority of the people, the imam pointed to mr. taleghani, montazeri and other clerics and said now in the minority the realization of these enlightened gentlemen and these gentlemen who claimed the democrats after the failure o

why should we weaken the islamic state? why should we weaken the parliament? all this service has been taken from him by the president, and all the organs that are after him are now busy serving. comments are comments.

why should we weaken the islamic state? why should we weaken the parliament? all this service report? from that president to me, and all the other organs are working now. comments. don't make pessimistic opinions and don't have hatred in your heart such that you judge and write and say things contrary to reality. 8 days later, bani sadr ignores the healing version of the imam and claims in the editorial of the islamic revolution newspaper that everything they bring to the parliament in the form of a proposal or bill is to remove the president. the parliament is preparing to give a strong answer to this claim. but the imam's advice prevents the representatives from doing this. political incitement and disregard for the problems of the country and imam's people offended imam's warning advice is significantly different from his previous words. they bite like snakes and scorpions. and they don't understand or they understand and want to bite. god forbid that they find out , god forbid that they knowingly weaken this country , god forbid that a day comes when i fee

are the islamic state of iran in the 60s going to continue to be supported by the european and westernents to carry out new missions? it has become taller. got taller it's okay, i don't have any problem, i 'm worried about you, if you are good and strong and keep happy, i don't have a problem with the qur'an . when it looks good, it impresses everyone and we gave it energy and it was great for us. it was great, really great. this vote was unfair. just as the trial process was fair and we do not accept this verdict and this trial process in any way and we are protesting, god willing , we will file our protest and we will appeal , in the hope that one day you will come out, uncle janan , and watch a beautiful movie or ali together. khodangdan paris, on wednesday afternoon, june 23, le parisien newspaper and french tv channel reported the paris police attacked the headquarters of the hypocrites. the french police once again opened their eyes to the headquarters of the hypocrites . maryam rajavi and 165 other hypocrites were arrested in the french police raid. accused of preparing terroris

why should we celebrate the islamic state? why should we organize the parliament? i will serve all these. from that president to me, and all the bodies that follow are now working. don't take comments as pessimistic. and hatred in your heart. everything they bring to the parliament in the form of a plan or bill is to remove the president. the assembly is getting ready to give a firm answer to this allegation, but imam nasayah prevents the representatives from doing so. political alliance creation. imam's warning advice has a special difference with his previous words, just like snakes and scorpions bite and they don't understand or they understand and want to bite. god forbid they understand. god forbid that he knows these things. may god forbid this country that a day comes when i feel a duty. i advise them to be calm. i advise them not to bite each other and do not claw at each other. take this country forward all together. imam's warning of inflammation it has reduced the political situation a bit, but due to bani sadr's special view on the power and continuous

united states and russia , there are still many areas where they acting together, there's some islamic stateyou can't have state-to-state contact, but you recognize that all these things threaten both of your states that are in a state of struggle, why can't you talk to them, the united states behind ran talks, we know about it, they hold closed consultations, how russia is worse than iran, it’s the same thing, but these are not intergovernmental contacts, you see, this is not the kind of contact where even a certain sullivan secretly meets with someone, i don’t know, ushakov, no, it could be some person on the level of, say, the former head of the russian special service, maybe the current one, not the fsb. as a foreign intelligence service or some non-first person, uh into the game, and she meets either with the former head of the american special services, or with the current one, but not at the highest level, that is, if there is a dialogue at the level of benz naryshkin, it is reported, but they can to have dialogues not with a person who is a member of the security council of the russi

in a statement , islamic state.utors say the 18 year old wanted to attack spectators. security forces and die as a martyr. well, with less than two months to go before the paris games, france remains on its highest level of security alert. more detail on that, of course, when we get it. for the latest stories, you can always sign up to gb news alerts as well. scan that qr code on your screen or go to gb news. common alerts . alerts. >> well, it's been a busy week, hasn't it? the labour party is potentially at serious risk of ripping itself apart. there is a big mess over diane abbott. she was in then she was out. now she is in again. who knows? >> i'm not going to allow myself to be intimidated right now by the bully boy . the bully boy. >> brighton by forces beyond all of our control, starmer initially tried to distance himself from all this earlier in the week. >> no, i've said repeatedly over the last two years as we've selected our candidates , that selected our candidates, that i want the highest quality candid