, indeed sometimes it turns into mass protests in kurdistan.ves of protests were born and then spread throughout iran, and therefore iran blames us for the kursk party in this situation, by the way, this afternoon iran resumed artillery strikes on targets in the iraqi cordestan. the us-pacific islands summit has opened in washington dc . such a meeting is being held for the first time in the history of the house concerned about china's growing influence in the pacific region is successfully trying to strengthen its position the americans. they promise generous dollar injections in exchange for loyalty, but on the table not all the solomons of the island succumbed to obvious bribery, they said that they were not ready to sign any declarations, and alexey veselovsky is not ready to sign partnerships on american terms. this summit in the white house, ahead of time, was called an unprecedented truly unprecedented meeting of the heads of 12 tiny island nations of the pacific basin in washington, so far , has never been hosted, so the events of pravd

kurdistan also recognizes their struggle, indeed sometimes it turns into mass protests in kurdistan.ere born and then spread throughout iran and therefore iran blames us kurdish parties for this situation. today. iran has resumed artillery strikes on targets in iraqi kurdistan. for disability it will not be possible to write off the debts of the government expands the list of such benefits , mikhail mishustin said at today's meeting, we include in it, social pensions, disabled children and social supplements for them, exactly such support measures are extended to adults with disabilities recognized as incapacitated, we will release here, and penalties and the federal social supplement to the survivor's pension. now it is already impossible to write off for a long time the allowance for pregnant alimony from the capital and funds that are provided for victims of emergency situations two hours ago safely in the steppes of kazakhstan. the capsule with the russian crew landed. iss landing took place in the normal mode over the descent apparatus. more than 200 rescuers of the air group re

and when you look at the forces, the touch of forces, who have invaded kurdistan, it's not at all clear to us how directly of our affiliated with military cells. if the regular troops, if they're mercenaries, what they're motivated by, if it's nationalism, if they have a particular goal. so neither of these states are particularly strong hold over their population. so she could have had a civil war of life in about a decade, 990, perfect, and has gone to a series of cruise. they're both very poor states. they're both states that have had a variety of leaders pass through. molly rockmart energy could stand at the top, seems stable, but the low him, the state is quite weak. and also you have a number of cookies and charges, labor, my friends who had been work in moscow returning back home. now the situation in russia is more difficult, which as a whole new element to the situation. so all of these border tension or should been going on, as you mentioned, at the topic report, since the beginning of the independence period are now flaring up with these very new elements to them and have the

russia has been absent, and they've actually withdrawn a number of their troops touchy cassandra kurdistan to go and fight in ukraine. so this could be another element here. and i think when you go back to the last time at the larvae border, conflicts flared up and became extremely violent. check before the collapse of the soviet union. when, when moscow had its attention turned elsewhere. and so you see history repeating itself in a sense that now that russia has no realistic goal of playing any kind of mediating role. these countries don't have anyone to help them pull back from the brink. so we'll see if the western countries or china are able to step in and try and media this conflict. just so dave, from calvin university, thanks so much for your time. you're very welcome. our time to take a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. the funeral has been held for a young iranian woman who died in police custody after being arrested by so called morality police. a death is caused anger in parts of the country. video and social media appears to show protest is m

these are just latest in use of clash is between kurdistan and her. she could stand, they share border, that's hundreds of kilometers long, but almost half is still waiting to be officially demarcated. since the 2 countries gained independence from the soviet union back in 991. there are also $210.00, ex claims within co. this done, population growth, water scarcity, and increasing demand for grazing land has only added to the tension. and those, along with the conflict in ukraine, overshadowed the summit of the shanghai cooperation organization in those back is done. the presidents of coke as don energy has done with. busy along with other regional leaders, including russia and china welsh. so sada is there. while the shank corporation organization summit was still on the way in the actual city of cement, continues becky stan, early on friday. the reports regarding the clashes between tajikistan and could, you can just came in just 2 countries got engaged into a wide range of conflicts alongside to do a 950 kilometers board there. so well, this was h

this was the scene in sanan—daj, the capital of iran's kurdistan province overnight. over 70 protesters have died in a crackdown in the past 13 days. lets hearfrom mahsa amini's cousin erfan again. meanwhile a british—iranian woman who spent six years in prison in iran hasjoined the protest. we've received this video of nazanin zagari ratcliffe cutting her hair in solidarity with mahsa. many other women have done the same. the amount of protest footage coming out of iran has reduced in recent days. the government says the internet will be almost shut down until the protests stop. here's rana rahimpour from bbc persian. the reason for that is they don't want the protest is to organise themselves by using social media platforms and it is because they don't want us to see what is going on inside the country. iraq has retaliated to the cross—border attacks. the federal government in baghdad has summoned iran's ambassador. and the un mission in iraq responded saying, "rocket diplomacy is a reckless act with devastating consequences. these attacks need to cease immediately.

residents of all the regions of kurdistan are not allowed to enter the territory of back. can officials say the death at all has reached 44 people. there are civilian victims to do the same. a 13 year old girl was killed in the back can region in delilah district in the village of destiny when she was hit by fragments of a shall you're not but she was wounded during the shelling when she and her fellow villagers, rod towards the village of my uncle, the young girl, died as a result of her injuries. and her body was very de sewland, took out her gustavo, and she kissed on authorities to agree to see spar. we started at full piano, but soldiers from the cheapest on breached a truce. an open fire again under to raoul to dickerson's as it was. kirk is forces that initially open fire on residential areas at least twice off the cease fire was announced, including with military helicopters and drones, toxic official say one civilian was killed and 3 injured. encourages shelling of the city of is far and near the countries at shed border the lead time people have been killed in et

jazeera costanza, health ministry says 24 people have been killed since fightin broke out between the kurdistan and touch if you stand forces on wednesday. these farm was reportedly violate to just hours after country's leaders met on friday. united nations is planning to send monitors to investigate a massive burial site in the ukrainian city is u m. they've also been allegations of possible war crimes in the area. ukraine says $450.00 bodies were discovered just days after its forces. we captured the city from russia. order abdul hamid reports from is you. on the edge of its hume in the forest, the grim reality of war nestled between the trees. graves of those who died during the russian occupation of the city each has a story of the moment unknown. ukraine says some of the bodies exudes, show signs of culture. with the we are here at a place where you can see 3 graves in the 1st one, there's a rope on the neck, and the hands are tied. on some bodies, we see traces of torture. the brill site was discovered after the russians left a few days ago. police said their most 2 civilians, but bodies

were dashed this morning by new armed questions. kurdistan health ministry says that the health still of these have now left 24 people dead and a 103 others wounded. all 3 people are understood to have been killed into just 1136000 civilians have been evacuated from the conflict zone and earlier saturday morning. kirk is stand claimed its neighbor had violated an overnight peace agreement by firing shells at the latest skirmishes have renewed fears of a full scale war between the 2 countries. in 2021 classes on the border lead to the deaths of 55 people. an unprecedented report, retraction has occurred in the field of environmental protection science as an, as an angio has publicly apologized for misleading report that wrongly blamed asian states for plastic pollution other green organizations. welcome this apology, this unprecedented report. retraction is an opportunity to interrupt decades of waste colonialism. ocean conservancy is in a position to raise awareness among other organizations and policy makers about the false narrative propagated by the report. in 2015, the u. s. based

s ah . renew tension between tajikistan and kurdistan. both sides blame each other for the latest border lera. but what schools this latest round of fighting, and is it likely to be resolved soon? this is inside story. ah hello, welcome to the program alhashan. i had better, more fighting has taken place between kyrgyzstan antarctic. he sent over board a territory, a dispute that goes back to the collapse of the soviet union in 1991 skirmishes that started a few days ago have killed and injured dozens of people. both landlocked nations accusing each other of breaking the recent cease fire conflicts over the poorly demarcated border are frequent and many are concerned. there could be an all out war. the unsexy general antonio terrace, called on all sides to deescalate and send through dialogue. a last stretch of the border is, are marked fueling disputes over water and land. several rounds of talks over the years have failed. on saturday coke as president southern jap, out of cut short, his trip to his back is tend to hold an emergency mee

these craggy peaks and remote valleys, a home to the iranian province of kurdistan. the kurtz, or iran, 2nd largest minority after the other by johnny turner the region has its own distinct cultural and political identity, which it owes in part to its isolated geography. villages are scattered in the mountains with unspoiled nature. as far as the i can see, the province is known for its forests, one of the rounds largest 2nd only to the forest at the caspian sea. the fertile soil helped sustain a bounty of oak trees, fruit, trees, and precious woods. a singular environment that helps give birth to an old tradition. oh, i'm sure big matilda. both. i used to think that when a tree is felled, it dies. believe rob, but now i know michelle to what is in the you the what a vish. but she did, when a tree becomes a musical instrument, it lives on the do oh ah, in the past, these instruments made of high quality local woods, were played by traveling bars and showmen, music and song preserved, the old traditions. and music itself is passed down from one generation to the next

continues, which continues in kurdistan and in ukraine , he is somewhat similar, and if i understandyour main character, because i watched this film a year ago, and i will watch it again . to the red cross, i remember correctly, tell me how much you rethought the red cross issue in general. how did you portray this organization when you filmed the film? and now , because we can see from our example that the red cross, well, let's just say, is not so effective the organization we wanted to see it as, you know me when i showed this er because i was filming this film, i never tried to realize at all implement something - this is not about the creative documentary work that i am engaged in and i will tell you. so, yes, unfortunately, unfortunately, we are now seeing such disappointment in all organizations and we see how they really work, but you know, i can't say what i expected some phenomenal participation in all of this by the red cross and other organizations , you know the saying correctly, so as not to be disappointed , you must not be fascinated. and tell me, we previously spoke

i to, to my, to my mom has, there's such a variety of melodies in kurdistan. every region has its own musical style from young pylon fighting with. 7 further south cliffs, hundreds of me says high overlooks the neighboring plain. mm. these are touring, is located on the royal road that once lengthy iranian plateau to mesopotamia in doris. the 1st built the commercial route in the 5th century, b. e. more than 2500 kilometers long, it was intended to facilitate communication across his vast empire. with this bass relief more than 15 meters high and 25 meters wide, depicts doris holding a bow with his foot on the chest of a man lying on his back in front of him. roughly 1200 lines long. the inscription tells the story of how doris defeated the 9 lying kings who had tried to divide the persian empire. the monumental relief carved on the cliff about 60 meters above the plain was made to send a message to his subjects. i'm to future generations embracing past and present the people of iran live in harmony with the changing landscapes. ah . for 70 years, she was a gr

minister mode, he told the russian leader that today's era is not an era of war. authorities in kurdistan say at least 24 people have been killed in border. clashes with tajikistan, dozens were wounded. both countries accusing each other of restarting, fighting along their disputed border. despite a ceasefire deal curious dancers nearly 140000 people were evacuated from the area . iran's president has ordered a probe into the death of a woman in police custody. a massa armine was arrested on tuesday by the so called morality police over her head scarf footage from a rainy police shows her fainting and been taken to hospital. authorities say her death was caused by a heart attack. authorities in italy say severe storms have claim to the lives of 10 people, heavy rains, broad flooding to the streets of the coastal town of seine, gallia local officials say they were caught off guard by what they described as a water bon that dropped half a year's worth of rain within a matter of hours, an estimated $60000000.00 children have been affected by flooding and pakistan, which left about one 3rd of

even authorities in kurdistan say to people, have been killed in clashes with neighboring tajikistan and one of them, a 15 year old girl. both countries are accusing each other of restarting fighting along their disputed border. despite a cease fire deal, thousands of people have been forced to evacuate. at least 10 people have been killed and several are missing. after flash floods swept through several towns in a hilly region of italy, torrential rains, turn streets into rivers, blocking bridges, and highways, and leaving thousands without electricity or gas. a storm is the latest destructive weather event in europe. after a summer that has seen one of the worst droughts in recent history, people in the town of austria, i cleaning up after torrential overnight rain. 4 of their neighbors lost their lives. others took refuge like here in this garage. delano made it, i called the rescue workers and told them there are people in the garage come, come, need any the the down for last for hours. in some places the equivalent of have a years. rain fell in just hours. rivers and streams tur

, russia has been absent and they've actually withdrawn a number of their choose from tajikistan kurdistan. ah, to go and fight in ukraine. so this could be another element here. and i think when you go back to the last time of the larvae border, conflicts flared up and became extremely violent just before the collapse of the soviet union. it was when moscow had its attention turned elsewhere. and so you see history repeating itself in a sense that now that russia has no realistic goal of playing any kind of mediating all of these countries don't have any one to help them pull back from the brink. ah, so we'll see if though the western countries are china are able to step in and try media is conflict. just so dave, from the calton university. thanks so much baton. you're very welcome. lebanon is in the grip of a massive economic crisis that has prompted banks in to restrict withdrawals. the country's currency has lost more than 90 percent of its value on the black market. in recent years, while unemployment and poverty reach severe levels. people attacking drastic action to access their sa

calling the take over illegal and saying it could go to court to challenge the decision authorities in kurdistan. say to people have been killed in classes with neighboring tajikistan, one of them a 15 year old girl. both countries are accusing each other, restarting fighting along the disputed border. despite a ceasefire deal, thousands of people have been forced to evacuate. in all authorities in italy say severe storms have claimed the lives of 10 people. heavy rains brought flooding to the streets of the coastal town of any gallia. local officials either were caught off guard by what they described as a water bomb that dropped half a year's worth of rain. within a matter of hours. the u. s. is gearing up for mid term elections in november and the republican party is looking to make immigration a key issue. just days ago, dozens of venezuela and migrants were flown from texas to the holiday island of martha's vineyard. in the democrats state of massachusetts, the island is known as a vacation, get away for powerful democrats, like former president barack obama. the white house is called it a

video and social media appears to show protesters marching in the streets in the western province of kurdistan. queen elizabeth's grand children have publicly paid their respects to the late monarch by standing vigil round her coffin. meanwhile, mourners continued to fight past it in westminster hall. the 8 cousins range in age from 14 to 44, they spent 15 minutes in quiet contemplation. the late queen's funeral takes place later on monday. germany is famous octoberfest has returned to munich for the 1st time since the start of the corona virus pandemic. after a 2 year hyatt is the festival opened. as the mayor tap to the 1st cake and the b. a started flowing. the world's biggest folk festival typically attracts millions of people to the city. despite fears that the event could lead to an increase in co, 19 infections, there aren't any restrictions in place this year. i with 3 taps of the mares mallet octoberfest was back of the to draw years. a pandemic cancellation. the beer is flowing again. i'll be it at record prices. they're up about 15 percent on 2019 the festivals famously packed tense

revolutions is a strategy to over install puppets and that are, they're very susceptible to influence kurdistan, georgia and ukraine bush or george w bush. the senior vice president arrived with hundreds of millions of dollars and the exchange for their in to american military and economic and political objectives. a ring of nato military bases is being formed around russia. the u. s. and nato have over $600.00 military base is world wide. russia has just 18. but the west still claims that russia has aggressive intent by turning this russian soviets into this danger is boy, man that wants to take over the world. that was a conscious strategy to create this image of the soviets about world conquest, which was not the case, then for now, ah, nato should have died, but they were given, meaning. it is about infected, created by, by nato nato's business machine. because you must remember, if nato were disbanded, shareholders in united states and elsewhere in large arms companies would lose millions and millions. they'd only have one year instead of 2 yards each. there are, there wasn't that be terri

and that are there from that point forward, are very susceptible to influence kurdistan, georgia and ukraine. these countries were targeted by the george h w bush, or george w bush, the senior vice president of ronald reagan and bribed with hundreds of millions of dollars. and these monies were given the countries in exchange for their acquiescence and their submission to american military and economic and political objectives. no ring of nato military bases is being formed around russia. the u. s. and nato have over 600 military base as well to wide. russia has just 18, but the west still claims that russia has aggressive intent by turning this russian soviets into this dangerous bo, you man, that wants to take over the world. that was a conscious strategy to create this image. it soviets, as out for world conquest, which was not the case, then bar now with nato should have died, but they will give it meaning. it is about infected, created by, by nato nato's business machine. because you must remember if nato, what is bad shareholders in the united states and elsewhere in lodge obs

but the sunni areas have for a while bend under -- been under isa control -- isis control, and the kurdistan the main ally, has been marred by internal division. the effort by the two main political parties for basically using it within the shieh house for domination at home. -- shia house for domination home. they see the opportunity to dominate iraq, rollback the federalism. now it is who of the two main shiite camps will control power in iraq. this is also iraqi agency on display, because in past election episodes, the united states and iran were the two major powers in different directions, but now the united states is missing in action, despite the successful election, but largely disengaged after the election. i ran is not want to agitate, because both are looking to return to the nuclear deal. i think the result, whether it is one or the other, the framework or the current, they will be in power. somehow i ran's bread will be buttered. they are playing with fire. the reason why we can see this brinkmanship happening is because in a way the international community two factors are subsi

i shake, he sees 5 between kurdistan and to g. caston appeased have been violated with more shelling on the border. republican governors in the us are accused of using migrants as political horns. as the debate on immigration heads up and britons king charles and his siblings, prepared amount of video for the light queen in less than an hour in westminster hall. and on peace stems with your sports, shirley left out on the cold as free for reject their appeal to have ecuador kicked out of this year's world cup. ah, we begin the program in ukraine officials, they're investigating what they say and the bodies of hundreds of civilians discovered in mass burial sites in the northeast and city of is you, the city is in the hockey region, ukrainian troops. we took it from russian forces earlier this month. the bodies are to be zoom for forensic examination. president of a lot of me, zalinski says legal proceedings are under wayne. let's bring in hot abdul hamid who's in the hi, keith. hello there. what are you were just in? is you what did you witness? oh, certainly. we went to that various

mass grave discovered in a town. recently, we captured from russian forces as shaky se side between kurdistan and jacob. john appears to break down after days of fighting on the border. 7 hold ups in one day, desperate customers in lebanon demand banks give them their own money. and a kilometers long, huge of you, queen elizabeth, the 2nd coffin is at capacity this paper weight around 11 hours in line to pay their respects. and i'm, he, the same with your sport, shirley, or left out in the cold as fee for reject their appeal to have ecuador kicked out of this use world cup. ah, we begin the program in the ukraine where officials are investigating what they say . the bodies of hundreds of civilians discovered in mass graves in the northeastern city of idiom. there were found days say, ye kind ray took that city from russian forces. gabriel alexander found this report from key wooden crosses in a forest ukrainian authority, se they mark a mass grave with as many as 440 people dead. authorities made the discovery in the northeastern city of resume forensic investigators say they will examine eve

. >> the president of kurdistan told the general assembly that there needs to be a dialogue between eastest because there's talk of using nuclear weapons not as a last resort. >> it is a dangerous precedent for mr. putin to be using this kind of rhetoric in the context of war clearly that he is losing inside ukraine. we will continue, as i said, to monitor this as best we can, and make sure we can do what we have to do to protect our national security interest in those of our allies and partners. laura: the president of ghana said every bomb in every bullet that strikes a target in ukraine strikes at the park -- strikes at the pockets of africa. how long can this work go on given the terrible impact it's having on countries far from more? >> is difficult to know how long it will go on. anybody who says they know exactly, probably is not looking at the facts on the ground. the fact that mr. putin continues to want to expand his operations in the east and the south, the fact that he's now calling up 300,000 reservists to the fight, tells you all you need to know about his intention to trie

a meanie was from the province of kurdistan in western iran. where 3 people were allegedly killed on monday. during protests, the 22 year olds funeral was held in her hometown a long way from where she died. now iran opposition wants to make her a symbol with the fights for women's rights. sorrow height of al jazeera, a man has set himself on fun in the japanese prime minister's office in tokyo. it was a pirate protest against the state funeral plan for formally editions obey. next week . the man sustained burns to a large part of his body and was taken to hospital while they was assassinated in july. he was divisive figure in japan. recent polls just more than half the japanese public opposes a public peace, but funded state funeral for the former prime minister. ah, that was on desert. these are all top stories he was present. joe biden has condemned roches decision to call up more troops in ukraine or russian president vladimir putin and out $300000.00 reservists are being mobilized to boost the so called special operation in ukraine. rushes

, in that iranian azerbaijan, we see the growth, a very powerful growth of protest sentiments in kurdistann the west of iran, where the arabs live, in other words, a revolutionary situation may arise in iran, well, even we see that the leaflets that are being distributed now, well, mostly in digital form among those who protest, they contain such a call that they say who was not there, larry beluch-kurt, a persian turk, well, the sense of azerbaijan , in the case of the exit, because if we were all iranians, it is actually interesting that, on the one hand, they would like to distance themselves from such movements, conditionally separatist with on the other hand, on the contrary, they offer such a picture to emphasize the identity, that is, that everyone should protest . that is, it is not some kind of individual movement. actually, it is worth it. i think i should wait until friday. because usually on fridays in tehran, one this is the biggest friday prayer, because in their practice they conduct it in the main ecological center of the city, and let's see, usually there, they talk about

kurdistan, it is declared extremists in turkey.oscow today announces the winners of the andrei stenia international photojournalism competition since 2014. it is traditionally attended by young photographers from all over the world this time the jury looked at more than 3.000 works from 54 countries the organizers. they say this competition writes the history of photo journalism for aspiring photojournalists. this is her opportunity to make herself known among the winners and very rich very beautiful stories that photographers create, uh, in places where you can’t even think that she is there. this story is very interesting photographs, singles. single photos, captured moments. absolutely fantastic competition, as always will end the exhibition of the work of private fans of the fan will open in moscow and then go on a world tour, but the acceptance of applications starts annually on december 22 on the photojournalist's birthday. andrei senin , who died in the line of duty in the donbass, even see the emergency program with us mara

the stream frustration on a mold attempt to expand the war for them at least 18 service men on the kurdistan border had been wounded in escalating cross border clashes with neighboring tickets. dan cookies authorities say fighting started on wednesday, one to check forces took up the firing position on a disputed part of the border and the clashes soon stopped, but resumed. today, ferguson claims to g forces are using mortars and rocket artillery. walter g. a sam says targets dan has made no effort to stop the clashes and is using all kinds of military equipment to respond. meanwhile, moscow has expressed its willingness to help solve the conflict, and this is a developing story. so of course, we will keep you updated on the details as they become available to us. to go up to the americas, anti china stance is highlighted in a new bill that could radically reshape washington's tie. one policy if adopted the u. s. would interact with the islands authorities, like a recognized government and provide a more financial aid. china's foreign ministry said the move would escalate tensions between be

the hands of the state security agencies of kurdistan and to jake has started discuss the latest flareup in financing along their disputed board. up. dozens of people have been killed the to blame each other for the violence. the started on wednesday could against arms. foreign minister has spoken to you and secretary general until the touch about how to deescalate tension . border skirmishes have been carried out between the 2 nations since they gained independence from the soviet union. after its breakup in 1991 ukraine's president says that evidence of widespread torture has been found as more bodies around us at a mass burial size. in the east, the city of ism was retaken from russian forces last week. the czech republic, which holds the e u presidency, is calling for an international war crimes tribunal to be established. the head of the pro russian forces that were treated from him as accused ukraine of staging atrocities. meanwhile, pro russian forces of the eastern city of dani ask say that at least 4 people have been killed in shelling the city is under russian control at its ma

is to the mean, the family, and promised to investigate fully a meaning was from the province of kurdistan. in western iran with 3 people were allegedly killed on monday during protesting. the 22 year old funeral was held in her hometown a long way from where she died. now he runs opposition, wants to make her a symbol, to fight for women's rights. so i'll just, sarah was for here un general assembly iran president accuse aware of having double standards of women's rights. julius nami, a standard lawyer, ducandi slumber republic of iran considers the double standards of some governments of his of human rights as the most important factor of the institutionalization of the violation of human rights, which resulted in various and numerous dances towards an incident which is under investigation in this law, mac republic of iran, and a deadly silence about the killing of dozens of defenceless women in a short period of time in one of the western countries. while these double standards exist, human rights will not be saved from the sting of repeated violations superior than human rights are the

at least 24 people have been killed in fighting this way on the border between the kurdistan and to g has done no major incidents were reported overnight on saturday . and the un at children's agency says circled super floods in pakistan have left nearly 3 and a half 1000000 children in need of urgent help. unicef says stagnant water has led to an increase in malaria and gay fever and diarrhea state you now fit inside story ah their boss from getting their own money. some deposit has 11 and have held our banks to reach the funds. it's happened as the country is experiencing, it's worse, economic turmoil indicates. so how will the crisis pay out socially and politically? this is the inside story. ah, hello, welcome to the program. i'm hashem, i had borrower. lebanon's economy crisis is getting worse. it's parliament suspended, budget talks on friday after politicians walked out, calling them unconstitutional and chaotic. this will delay efforts to complete the requirements set by the international monetary fund to ensure it's assistance. it happened on the same day as a series of bank,

and now it's using the drones and even missiles targeting this baez's in the, in the, in the iraqi kurdistan region. iraq, iran is also accusing this a did the, could some regional government off not fulfilling its duties to stop the activities of this kurdish on groups from out the attacks institute to prevent them from the attacks against against iran. so these region, the kurdish regional or government or that areas in iraq in north of iraq are now the basis of several kurdish on groups. and particularly comalla party did the could start democratic party and the p k as well. and we see that from time to time, but turkey and iran, they're conducting attacks against dis, this poor. so we do not know as of now what are did it, what is the cal casualties, the numbers of the people, whether that, that have been killed or injured. however, here the officials, inter run or seen that iran is going to continue. it's at that on there is a pause on this at the day that they're there on this basis until these groups are stop their activities against iran and also stop their supports for their protest