in kashmir, india, this program will be in the form of a march. mr.yed mohammad burhan razavi, reporter of sada and sima news agency from kashmir, reports that they spend their lives by weaving shawls in a workshop in the village of gol nargsi bad , around the fortress of kashmir in northern india, where iran is the leader. we iranians are one, and we follow him. in the city, the same signs of connection with this product to iran can be seen, and the wall is the message of the leader of the red revolution and security . he does not know farsi, but he is memorizing the salam song commander is salam, commander is dedicated to our imam, that's why i take it, his sister shirin zahra is also a fan of salam, this is not an iranian anthem , i heard the meaning of salam commander on the internet and became interested in it. i made clips for the internet and received many visits to greetings, the commander of the family, novis hasan , every morning looks for iranian news in the pages of the newspaper, his wife is also from iran. my connection with the islamic

seyyed mohammad burhan razavi, a reporter of sada and sima news agency , reports from kashmir that they make a living by weaving shawls in a workshop in the village of gonbad sibad near sangar. kashmir in the north of india, where the door and wall have the color of iran, can be seen, and the door and wall are red revolution and security , but the officials should convey this message to the world . musahid does not know farsi, but he is moving the commander's greeting song. dedicated to the imam. it's yogurt, that's why i love it. tahereh shirin zahra is also a fan. hello, this is an iranian anthem . i heard it on the internet and became interested in it. i made clips for the internet and it got many views . every morning , his wife looks for the news of iran in the pages of the newspaper iran's revolution has become known, iranians can be found with my connection with iran's islamic revolution since childhood. i grew up watching the picture of imam khomeini . his picture on the wall of my house gave me energy and strength. i asked my parents about him and they said about the islamic re

so the kashmir region itself is a persistent sort of tension between india and pakistan. it goes back decades of the region share borders with china. and i've kind of stone, as you can see here on the map of the initial conflict, started off of the petition of india, 947 of both india and pakistan unclaimed the entirety of the kashmir region. now india controls approximately 50 percent of it passed on owns about 30 percent of the land. well, more than $7000000000.00 in u. s. funded military equipment was in the possession of the afghan government when it fell to the taliban in august 2021. according to a u. s. defense, the pop and report published last august, that included more than $20000.00 u. s. military humvee vehicles, a quarter of a 1000000 rifles and almost a 100 us combat drones plus ammo and other types of hardware. now some of those weapons, and now appearing, and other parts of the globe, local kashmiri authority is far as reported the use of us weapons last year, often alleged insurgent was arrested terrorist kaiser coker neutralized identification of seconda

and local kashmir authorities 1st reported the use of us made weapons last year. after alleged insurgent was arrest terrorist, kaiser cochran neutralized identification of 2nd terrace, being a certain incriminating materials, arms and ammunition, including one usa made rifle, one pistol and other materials have been recovered. we heard from the editor in chief of the as i'm about telegraph, who says that us made weapons left behind and i've got to start flowing into kashmir. they say washington is responsible now for the civilization in the region . we have seen what happened there in our what happened there in syria and america was there. and there, soon after the video from over there, the american american technology, the rapids, and everything has been on sale in the international market. and america are solely responsible for this disaster, after destruction in a brand on the american move to your brand. and i think it is a lot of mean for the piece. the vol has to take notice of it. it is highly likely that these, these a high end can be acquired and can be,

kashmiri youth installed his picture all over kashmir. parsan was in this area when the security forces brought down soleimani from a wall of blood, but people came to the street and protested . sed and sima inaugurated 3 construction projects and services on the 10th day of these projects have been put into operation in the provinces of golestan, hormozgan, gilan, yazd, kermanshah, and north khorasan. in golestan province , 900 rural housing units and 258 rural construction projects, including a school, sports complex and health center , have been put into operation in hormozgan, 360 urban and rural areas. with a value of one thousand billion tomans, 25 neighborhood parks and nine surface water collection projects were opened , including these projects. when it rained , there was no beer in the whole street. it is very difficult for people to pass by. when the channel is now participating , it is very bad for you. the project is half finished. sports in yazd province completion and opening of more than 4,000 half-finished sports projects

from the islamic revolution, he said that the singer baran's songs in kashmir is the same city wherege of sardar soleimani was installed on the door and wall after his martyrdom. bring down the blood from the wall, but people to the street they came and protested that the security forces should re - install the picture of martyr soleimani on the wall with photos of the people. to inform the police to carry out operations similar to the defensive wall operation in the palestinian areas of the occupied jerusalem on sunday . the year spent at home americans have been killed by their husbands or familiar men. american media say that this race has started from a bloody year for american women . until last month, a family lived in the house number 4923 al berry street . the youngest was 4 years older. in the first week of the side, they were all shot dead, the killer was dead, the only thing we found is that two weeks ago, the family filed for divorce from this woman . this researcher and professor has reached ten people the history of the university of miami these days, he wrote an articl

well, we heard from an assistant professor at indian moody university who bodies the kashmir weapons scenario can also be seen in the great conflict. as the u. s. does not adequately track the arms. i munition, it needs to be high and emergency conflicts. i think it was a 2021 august when the man live and they gave the fighters and access to like 7000000000 or off on some nations and those arms and ammunition right now, a b in boy a to me and the, the extremist group which you're working on like how coming it was like jason on the on getting those arms. and i want to show in exceedingly low price and they are trying to be stabilize the situation in, in non india, especially with me. so this is very alarming situation for india, where there is no drugs are having dog, not western arms. and this is the 1st time you bring this, this kind of scenario. even in the past us has done similar scenarios, especially when these are the 94. yes, most of the time when you called me they left in the country they, they just handed over to have so many we've been. so there is a possibility that i nee

hearings and looking into the consequences of leaving so much military equipment behind where the kashmir region itself has been a persistent source of tension between india and pakistan, it goes back decades, i'll look at this right here. the region shares balls with china and ghana on the initial conflict started off to the partition of india in 1947 of both india and pakistan claim the entirety of that's region here. but now india control is roughly 50 percent and pakistan owns about 30 percent of the land. well, more than $7000000000.00 in u. s. funded military equipment. it was in possession of the afghan government when it fell to the taliban. august 2021. it's, according to us defense department report published last august, that included more than $20000.00 u. s. military humvees, a quarter of a 1000000 rifles and almost a 100 us combat drones, prost ammo, and all sorts of other hardware as well. so some of those weapons now appear to resurfaced in other parts of the globe. local kashmiri authorities 1st reported the use of american made weapons last year. often alleged insurgent

so rifles in the insurgency is indian soldiers, the kashmir region, us republican congressman, and now calling for a thorough investigation house. republicans warned this would happen yet. there was 0 oversight or investigation into biden's disastrous withdrawal from afghanistan under nancy pelosi rest assured we will be holding hearings and looking into the consequences of leaving so much military equipment behind. but yeah, for the region has been a persistent source of tension between india and pakistan. in recent decades, the region says waters were china. i've asked some, the initial conflict started off of the partition of india and $947.00, as well as in the am packets on claimed the entirety of the region. and now in the controls approximately 50 percent packets. 30 percent of the land. now more than $7000000000.00 in u. s. funded mercy equipment was in the possession of the afghan government when the power bomb in august 2021. now that's according to the u. s. defense department report published last august. now by included some $20000.00 us missy hum b vehicles and more than

a half-meter-long snow cover was covered in the indian state of kashmir after the stormy snowfalls ofe cyclone swirled everywhere for the ninth fierce since that time, the snow of ideas without hasty bulldozers, the skill of the hulks, the hulks, the cars can’t cope with the elements, the roads have become impassable. people try not to leave their homes, the lowland and the regions of the states are dressed in temperatures above 0.00 less unacceptable here the snow is hot and smoky. landslide, for lavigne hools. kashmir the truncated hands of the proshers of important feasts by ramadyan are recommended to carouse, kill, successful local stars that are on the mountain forces. an earthquake of magnitude five and seven greeted romania at times underground pieces. people fell into the street in the nearest towns of the precinct, bottles were dismantled, pazhkozhen parked cars at supermarkets in the police field of goods, while no one harl and zahin and did not tolerate the onslaught of the underground steering wheel, the skill of the capital of ukraine, even though bukhara is located 200

local kashmir was his 1st reported the use of us made weapons last year. after an alleged insurgent was arrested terrorist kaiser coca neutralized identification of 2nd terrace being as certain incriminating materials, arms and ammunition, including one usa made rifle, one pistol and other materials have been recovered live loud to intellectual security. alice fog, most of the 5, thanks so much for joining us here at altima. how's it when people, but the u. s. military weaponry form. i'm afghanistan has ended up in the hands of these pakistani, melissa, well, 1st of all, we cannot categorize them as biased on the military and freedom fighters for the state of dish. me then it's law me back on. yes. that just one thing. the 2nd important aspect is that this is not the 1st time we does happen in the which i hate being war against in the court war between us assad and america. the people who fought for america was the majority in the gun. this time, they was the ones who had weapons and in the hasty exit point in time, there was a lot of weapon that was left

named a retired lieutenant general of the indian army and a former commander of the indian army in kashmir. general, it's great pleasure, great honor for me to talk to you. thank you very much for your time. thank you very much. my pleasure to be on your program. now, i take it from your writing, the things even the most unexpected things rarely arise out of the blue the. they usually have antecedents, even if those in to sit in may have been obscured. if we take the russia ukraine conflict, which you by the way, described as a, as a proxy war between nature and russia. what are some of the underlying reasons for it? see, of course, it's a betty complex geopolitical situation, but just existing day in eurasia, central eastern europe, of bases like that's what we basically want to describe it. what always be the, the root cause of it goes back to 1945, 46, the end of the 2nd world war and up the subsequent order war which exist said for the better part of the 44 years. oh, in which to finally, the soviet union broke up and all the stitch witcher were part of the soviet union . 15 states the

local kashmir. his 1st imported the use of us made weapons last year, often a legit insurgent was arrested terrorist kaiser coca neutralized identification of 2nd terrace being as 2nd incriminating materials, arms and ammunition including one usa made rifle, one pistol and other materials have been recovered. we heard from an assistant professor in this movie university who believes a casual weapons to nora can also be seen in the ukraine conflict. as the u. s. is not adequate. we track the arms, i'm ammunition, it is behind in military conflicts. i think it was in the 4th u. s. government because in 2021 august, when you go live and they gave the fighters an access to like 7000000000 off on nations and those arms. and i'm going to show us right now, out of b in boy did a to me. and the extreme is group which you're working in focused on like how cunning it was like jason on the, on getting those arms. and i'm going to show in exceedingly low price, and they are trying to stabilize the situation in,

local kashmir authorities 1st reported the use of the us made weapons last year. often a lead insurgent was arrested terrorist kaiser, coca neutralized identification of 2nd terrorists being a 2nd incriminating materials, arms and ammunition, including one usa made rifle, one pistol and other materials have been recovered. why? so for this news, our check out the documentary of next bows near victims of jihad and we'll be back . i was on the oh ah, ah, need to come to russian state total narrative. i've stayed as i phone and the most landscape div. mm hm. the american house, i'll send them up for a group in 55 when. okay, so mine is 25 must be the one else with we will ban in the european union, the kremlin media machine, the state on russia for date and split r t spoke neck, even our video agency, roughly all band to on youtube. with me. ah ah ah o most one year into the conflict, no major western leader is called for togs to bring peace to ukraine and europe. instead, we are witnessing dangerous escalation. the great tank debate has settled. will it be fighter jets next? where does th

was against the intrinsic or infest of india and then even to the last, are you when the region of kashmir, india declared that the region is well, you know, belongs to in, john, you know, we abrogated the article 370. i think it was only though, you know, russia among the security council that actually stood by india and said that it is a purely internal matter. so for all these things, i think it injection really provide leadership in the would bring the change that the security council needs to have, you know, in order to remain relevant and the one today and 3, it would be better intrinsic to india, national interest as well. so i think these are the things that i general would perhaps say that why, you know the security council candidates are for india is already taken out of the tank, especially that it comes from russia and date that when it comes to the security council in recent years how successful do you think is being in achieving it stated purpose? although like i said, the united nations security council has not really been successful in achieving that stated purpose. because

name, a retired lieutenant general, of the indian army and a former commander of the engine army in kashmir. general, and great pleasure, great honor for me to talk to you. thank you very much. for your time, thank you very much. my pleasure to be on your program. i take it from your writing that things even the most unexpected things rarely arise out of the blue the they usually have antecedents, even if those into sentence may have been obscured. if we take the russia ukraine conflict, which you by the way described as, as a proxy war between nature and russia. what are some of the underlying reasons for it? see, of course, it's a very, very complex geopolitical situation, which is existing there in the where you're asia, central, eastern europe, or bases like that's what we basically want to describe. but what obviously be the root cause of it goes back to 1945, 46, the end of the 2nd world war, and the subsequent cornwall, which exists for the better part of 4040 years in which the finally, the soviet union broke up. and all the states, which were part of the soviet union 15 states, the

says he's proud to fight for his country with 5900000 tons of lithium reserves discovered in the kashmir region of india. it's a record of mouth about country with a big move being made today in the world of geo politics. welcome to your news here . we're not international, just a after 3 pm here on the russian capital. got some, a wild pictures to show you here on the program as the south african presidents, recent state of the nation address eventually devolved into a mass bro, between members of the political opposition and the ruling party. o. o position bodies, a queue as president ram a photo of using his state of the nation address as an attempt to consolidate power . amid a chaotic start to the speech, the president outlined his plan to address the country's most pressing challenges. he declared a state of disaster because of a crippling energy crisis, but he said he hoped, could be overcome by an stating emergency authority. the national disaster management center has consequently classified the energy crisis and its impact as a disaster. we are therefore declaring a national st

and in the indian kashmir region, marches were held on the occasion of the anniversary of the victory of the islamic revolution of iran. the participants in this ceremony held pictures of imam khomeini, may god have mercy on him, and the leader of the soviet revolution, in support of iran, the united states, and the zionist regime, and cheered the victory of the iranian hockey team. and the united states, the iranian team stood inside the hall after defeating the american team and the third platform of the world cup of hockey . children these days god, i won on 22 bahman and the people of iran really gave a gift to iran, dear iran. on 22 bahman, it was a wonderful feeling that all the people of iran and we gave to all the people from this meeting in legal time 44 to the pictures, but in the penalty kicks, there were these zealous iranian men who he defeated the americans and took the third place in the world. look, i became a fortress for the youth of european and african countries. everyone was cheering for macharta. there are many problems. thank god, answer me. you took me to work

the government says the judiciary wields too much power. heavy snow and pakistan controlled kashmir has left some areas completely cut off. that's raising fears that supplies of food and medicine could run short even as more snow as hooks as expected. experts say climate change makes extreme weather events like this. more likely. the nealon valley is often called a beef of heaven on earth. the snow covered mountains and homes make the place look even more surreal. but the unusually heavy snow hath left nearly 40000 residence in death. barefoot cattle her shot to her is what it the lack afforded good, meek, his sheep thick. well, with all about the other end by that because of the unexpected, heavy snow was short of animal feed, but keep it like that, but roads are blocked and we can't get any surprises of 90 ball. that is also a threat. the wild animals could attack our life stop. i got another like tigers, and bears. another commodity. nearby. an avalanche hath blocked the road leading to the hospital. this father has come to another town, it kilometers away, carrying his thick chide o

and in he developed his prize in 2002 heavy snow in pakistan controlled kashmir has left some areas completely cut off. their fears that supplies of food and medicine could run short whitmore single expected experts. the climate change makes extreme weather events like this. more likely the nealon valley is often quite a beef of heaven on earth. the snow covered mountains and homes make the place look even more sillier. but the unusually heavy snow has left nearly 40 pounds in residence in death bed. cattle her shy to her is what it the lack afforded good. meek his sheep thick with any like that because of the unexpected heavy snow which short of animal feed to the keep it wrote to block to me can't get any surprise. $1190.00 ball that is also a threat. the wild animals could attack our lives, so i got like tigers and bears. and i don't remember that nearby and avalanche have blocked the road leading to the hospital. this father has come to another town, eat kilometers away, carrying his sick child on his back loaded bull. we came here for treatment of her when we get some medicine, i am going

also, i had heavy snow in pakistan controlled kashmir leaves some areas completely cut off. authorities via supplies of food and medicine could run short with more snow on its way. on the rise and fall of a tennis legend, forest becca is out of bed in a film festival where he's presenting a film that looks at his life. for me, surprise, when i grumbled in the prison sentence, will tax evasion. ah, i am eddie micah junior. welcome to the program. the munich security conference has wrapped up with a call for the european union to speed up military supplies to ukraine. estonia prime minister kayak, our last told government and defense lead us in and we member states should act jointly in i and i, munitions, and other weapons. the use foreign policy chief just a barrel agreed saying more urgency is needed in support. and keith, much more has to be done and much weaker. did is a still a lot to be done. we have to increase our and accelerate our military support. are you great? quickly. the 1st a must urge and the thing that, that you politically you to a patch to do piece to arm you grain be

in nigeria and kashmir region of india, guidance was held on the occasion of the anniversary of the victory of the islamic revolution of iran. the participants of this ceremony held pictures of imam khomeini , may god have mercy on him, and the leader of the revolution , chanting slogans in support of iran, america and the zionist regime. snow continues in different regions of the country, the intensity of the rains made school activities in some provinces non-attendance. also, because of the avalanche, tehran north freeway and chalus road were closed . the outside it was snowing so beautifully, we were very happy, thank god, it was very beautiful, we were really happy from the bottom of our hearts that you came to play with your friend, and these rains have been in the northern and western half of the country, which mainly started in the form of snow last night in kohrang city. passages are only possible with wheel chains. it snowed in tehran this morning and the activities of primary schools in regions 1 to 5 of the capital were announced to be non-attendance. it is very good . it is real

it is not in nigeria and the kashmir region of india.ches were held on the occasion of the anniversary of the victory of the islamic revolution of iran. the participants in this ceremony held pictures of imam khomeini , may god have mercy on him, and the supreme leader of the revolution, chanting slogans in support of iran and against america and the zionist regime. march 22 bahman, the coverage of this march continues in various media of the world, china's xinhua news agency, referring to the holding of this march in tehran and other cities and villages of the country, put the number of marchers in the millions, and even though the russian-language media also gave extensive coverage of the march 22 bahman and the presence considering the people to be neutralizing the combined war of the west against iran, the guardian newspaper of england tried to overshadow the participation of people in this ceremony by calling the 22 bahman event organized , the irfan newspaper announced the number of marchers as hundreds of thousands and tried to ex

name a retard lieutenant general of the indian army and a former commander of the indian army in kashmir. general, it's great pleasure, great honor for me to talk to you. thank you very much for your time. thank you very much. my pleasure to be on your program. now i take it from your writing that things even the most unexpected things.

its effect on the religious awakening of the jammu and kashmir region is evident . the report in this ceremony, while being happy about the foiling of the recent plots of global arrogance against the islamic revolution of iran, emphasized the vigilance of the people, but the islamic revolution of the iranian people. a revolution the unique present at this time showed that when the revolution takes place in the name of islam , universities become so strong and solid that the enemy cannot weaken it despite thousands of efforts, including the achievements of a few months ago. people reading the participants in this ceremony, while honoring the memory of the founder of the islamic republic of iran and the martyrs of the revolution, emphasized the continuity of their path , sedav and sima news agency, but let's turn to the letter of the american psychological association. iranian women's rights and there has been an increase in the number of psychological problems in iranian women, but when dozens of female professors of iranian psychologists made a scientific request to

our ideal is hamas, hezbollah, islamic jihad, yemeni mujahid, iraqi mujahid , afghan mujahid, and kashmir, all of them are coming together , but if it is to confront the system of global domination, to confront global arrogance, to confront the use of power. and the actions of americans in the good world of this issue may spread it may be different, but we started with this country, god willing , we also started with the shahid foundation. we started with the same concept at the level. what was your coming here and your evaluation of this meeting? they were waiting a lot, because it was the birthday of imam sajjad , peace be upon him, who was a correspondent of ashura, and there was someone from imam sajjad, peace be upon him, who narrated the hero of ashura, an extension of the bagh movement , and finally, in the world cup, he turned into a cry of oppression. kurdish historical global struggle was what journalists did karbala, the main reporters of karbala were hazrat imam sajjad (peace be upon him) and hazrat zainab (peace be upon him). it was not two thousand times . it was not known w

it was during the india/kashmir crisis where he made addresses on state television. predecessor, president sharif, hoped for diplomatic solution. he tried to fire sharif but he reacted by seizing power. musharraf declared himself president of pakistan. after 9/11, the u.s. urged him to become a leader in fight against terrorism. >> we regard terrorism as an evil that threatens the world community. >> reporter: president bush provided more than $1 billion in aid as reward for pakistan's help in fighting afghanistan's taliban regime. the pakistani leader led the way in economic reforms for his country, including free trade with the west. his vision for pakistan was the establishment of a modern and moderate islamic state with the people of pakistan as the most precious asset. he survived four assassination attempts over the years but he tendered his resignation after potential impeachment in 2008. he moved to london and self-imposed exile where he stayed for four years. but upon his return, musharraf was disqualified in taking part in the election by high court judges

name, retired lieutenant general of the engine army and a former commander of the indian army in kashmir. general before the break, we were discussing your perception of russia, so they're being pushed and pushed and pushed. and then finally, finding enough well, strengthen perhaps, perhaps resentment you to push back. and you've also written in one of your articles that someone should have anticipated someone within nato or someone within their western camps should have anticipated that at some stage, russia will rise and demand some dignity. isn't that true about any nation, no matter how big or small it is, that it's minimum interest need to be respected? isn't that also true? in the case of ukraine when it comes to russia's offensive? it will remember when one of the 1st article that i wrote, i started the dimension of the video to the science, the ending id. and i said that was the biggest mistake that the allies made, that i'm not returning the dignity of the defeated german state. and you saw what happened or india as nato the with well, we are not in varying thinking what in the

and once again the snow up in the mountains and up in kashmir, ah, sometimes the man tough question. what exactly are you asking for you? on the ground rigorous debate, we challenge conventional wisdom. racism is some deeply entrenched in the country that is identified with america. so when you challenge racism, it looks as if you're challenging on merit and demand the true, there's no serious discussion about this because it goes to the very root of who we are with me, mark lamb on hill. what out there? lou. ah, again you're watching al jazeera, his reminder of our top stories. this, our russian defense ministry says 63 of its service men have been released by ukraine. keith says 116 ukrainians have been allowed to return home under the deal, which is mediated by the united arab emirates. your section of state antony blinking has condemned china for sending what the pentagon calls a surveillance balloon over american soil paging as urgent. calm as the giant balloon float over the united states. at least 13 palestinians had been injured in a raid on the act up to about refugee camp i

helpfully bring some ray in the far north of pakistan up in the mountains in the far north of india and kashmir. particular, there's more snow, significant snow ah, in syria citizens are collecting evidence of crimes committed against civilians. we've moved out of syria now about $600000.00 pages of material so that one day they can bring the acid regime to justice. it puts a human face on the charges. it's a dead human face, but it's a human face. syria witnesses for the prosecution on al jazeera it's been 20 years since the conflict and daphne began, but hardly anyone talks about it these days. the violence has killed hundreds of thousands of people and displaced millions more. so peace, if a come to wisdom. so don, this is inside stuart. ah, hello, welcome to the program, i'm tom mccrae. this week marks a grim milestone for the people of western sudan. the conflict and awful began 20 years ago. it's killed hundreds of thousands of people and displaced more than 2000000. a peace agreement was signed in 2020, but many a still in desperate need of humanitarian aid victims are also demanding jus

the last few weeks has not been defined, not in the kashmir region, a motion to an estimated 5900000 tons not is a record for the area on our t. corresponding region charm explains why that's significant. india has discovered nearly 6000000 tons or released him in the state of john moore, engaged me in a district called re asked the and this is the 1st big find a relief in for india in the past as well in 2011 in there. i have found lithium in the state of karnataka, but it didn't really work out for 2 reasons because it wasn't a big quantity and b, because it wasn't commercially wible at this discovery is a big deal for india. and i'll tell you why. because for india, electronic brake policy formulation of that is very, very important at this stage. given the fact that in dealing with what you should crises, many metro's have seen bad quality levels including new delhi. but i am right now for example, which is the world's worth will you to the capital city now formulation or an electronic vehicle policy when the discovery of them is possible? why? because each item is used for makin

where the indian ministry of mines has announced the discovery of a huge reserve of lithium in the kashmir region amounting to an estimated 5900000 tons r t corresponding orange and charm explains why that significant india has discovered nearly 6000000 tons or will lead them in the state of john moore and meet in a district called reality. and this is the 1st big find a relief in for india in the past as well in 2011 india have found lithium in the state of canada. but it didn't really work out for 2 reasons, because that wasn't big quantity and b because it wasn't commercially wible at this discovery is a big deal for india. and i'll tell you why, because for india, electronic re policy formulation of that is very, very important at this stage, given the fact that in dealing with but usually crises, many metro have seen bad quality levels including new delhi where i am right now, for example, which is the world's worst, will you to the capital city? now formulation on an electronic vehicle policy with the discovery of the thing is possible. why? because lithium is used for making electro

helpfully bring some rain in the far north of pakistan up in the mountains, the fun off of india and kashmir. particular there's more snow to come, significant snow aah! in syria citizens are collecting evidence of crimes committed against civilians. we've moved out of syria now about $600000.00 pages of material so that one day they can bring the acid regime to justice. it puts a human face on the charges. it's a dead human face, but it's a human face. syria witnesses for the prosecution on al jazeera it's been 20 years since the conflict and daphne began, but hardly anyone talks about it these days.

he used to be part of indian administered kashmir until the government stripped the region of her so ptolemy a split it into 2 territories. and 2019 of the missile has more from the capital, new tele, ah, the people of la dock are determined to make their voices heard. many have travelled a 1000 kilometers to new delhi to demand their rights. i'll continue severely because we have protested in general and la talk earlier, but nobody listened to us. that's why we have to come to dell. he so the government can heal a voice was o protesters say they want to separate state and their jobs and land to be protected with the union constitution has a special provision called the fixed schedule that protect areas with tribal and indigenous peoples. it's been applied to force deeds in the northeast. most people adopt belong to these communities. and while they have wanted more autonomy for a long time, the demands have intensified over the past 2 years. nestled in the himalayas le dark is part of the logic ish me region, claimed in full by in dead pakistan, kush meters governed by both nations

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the indian ministry of mine says announced the discovery of a colossal reserve of lithium and the kashmir region is roughly about $6000000.00 tons. details now from ortiz runjun shot. india has discovered nearly 6000000 tons or will lead them in the state of john moore engaged me in a district called reality. and this is the 1st big find a relief in for india in the past as well in 2011 in the i have found lithium in the state of cannot pick up. but it didn't really work out for 2 reasons because it wasn't a big quantity and b, because it wasn't commercially wible at this discovery is a big deal for india. and i'll tell you why. because for india, electronic brake policy formulation, that is very, very important at this stage, given the fact that in dealing with what you should crises, many metro's have seen bad quality levels including new delhi. but i am right now for example, which is the world wars, will you to the capital city now formulation or an electronic vehicle policy with the discovery or lead them? if possible, why? because it is used for making electronic very good batteries

it used to be part of indian administered kashmir, but the government struck the region of its autonomy and split it into 2 territories in 2019 putney mitchell has more from new delhi. oh, the people of la dark, i determined to make their voices heard. many have travelled a 1000 kilometers to new delhi to demand their rights. i believe you have, we have protested in general, i let dark earlier, but nobody listen to us. that's why we have to come to dell. he so the government can heal a voice system. all so testers say they want to settle teeth and the jobs and land to be protected. the indian constitution has a special provision on the fixed schedule that protects areas with cyber and indigenous peoples. it's been applied to full state in the northeast. most people adopt belong to these communities and while they have wanted more autonomy for a long time, the demands have intensified over the past 2 years. nestled in the himalayas. le doc is part of the logic ish me region, claimed in full by india and pakistan. kish meters governed by both nations and bots. in august 2019 the governing

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named a retired lieutenant general of the indian army and a former commander of the indian army in kashmir. general, it's great pleasure, great honor for me to talk to you. thank you very much. for your time, thank you very much, my pleasure to be on your program. now i take it from your writing, the things even the most unexpected things rarely arise out of the blue the they usually have antecedents, even if those in to sentence may have been obscured. if we take the russia ukraine conflict, which you, by the way, describe.

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