well let's now bring in our guests in tehran we have mohammad marandi he's the dean of wealth studies at the university of tehran in london any of jeremiah she's the deputy head of the middle east and north africa program at the european council on foreign relations and in vienna via skype robert kelly he's a nuclear engineer top positions at the international atomic energy agency and at the u.s. department of energy's los alamos national lab welcome to you all robert i'd like to start with you explain the situation to all of us who wants nuclear energy experts this cap of 3.67 percent what does that actually mean the the exceeding off that 3 point $67.00 is a very low level consistent with nuclear power fuel is nothing to do with building a bomb it does indicate that they are capable of the rich in europe to a higher level going to find pursued is a very. small increase it's. well i would say it's it's proof that they are not working ramon because group of 3 groups accepted by his own . a very minor thing that they're doing the whole reason they're doing this is to get the attention

hijacking more tankers mr marandi we thank you for your time your perspective on this mohammad marandi thank you live and ted thank you. now more than 60 fighters have been killed during military operations in afghanistan government jets and ground troops targeted the armed group across 10 provinces and the aim is the director of the center for peace and development studies in kabul and a former adviser to the afghan high peace council and he says the raids were unexpected considering the ongoing peace talks. it's an incident that's happening from both sides if you see the taliban they're just doing that or side bomb being in there just doing society attacks you have been witnessing all these kind of attacks in the number of provinces in the future and you see that somebody bargeman in killing off taliban leadership in some taliban foot soldier in a number of provinces it's quite sickening it's quite disturbing why the african nation are just hoping for a positive outcome of the peace dialogue that's happening right now in number of countries mostly after doha conference we were not ex

well let's now bring in our guests in tehran we have mohammad marandi he's the dean of wealth studies at the university of tehran in london ellie jeremiah she's the deputy head of the middle east and north africa program at the european council on foreign relations and in vienna via skype robert kelly he's a nuclear engineer top positions at the international atomic energy agency and at the u.s. department of energy's los alamos national lab welcome to you all robert i'd like to start with you explain the situation to all of us who wants nuclear energy experts this cap of 3.67 percent what does that actually mean the the exceeding off that 3 point $67.00 is a very low level consistent with nuclear power fuel is nothing to do with building a bomb it does indicate that they are capable of the rich in europe to a higher level going to find pursued is a very. small increase it's. well i would say it's it's proof that they are not working rick bomb because group of 3 groups accepted by his own. a very minor thing that they're doing the whole reason they're doing this is to get the attentio

thank you for your time your perspective on this that's mohammad marandi live in tehran thank you . now u.s. president donald trump has warned he will soon increase sanctions on iran substantially he's also accused head out of secretly and virginia a name for years and iran has defended itself against the accusations at an emergency meeting of the international atomic energy agency in vienna john holl has more. i think the most important thing to come out of this meeting at the i.a.e.a. in vienna is that iran is not at this moment anyway planning to take any further steps away from the new clear deal although each envoy for some arab our body did affirm that after another 60 days now if indeed the parties have still not come back into full compliance with their commitments to iran under the deal particularly the europeans of course and their commitment to protect iran's economy under the deal will then it will be prepared to launch a 3rd phase of actions in response but pointing out that no firm response has yet been decided upon by iran was struck by the told the ambassadors in the

a live for us in terror on with that update thank you dosa well now we can also speak to mohammad marandi who is in a rainy and a political analyst and he also is joining us from tehran mohamed given that tensions remain high in the region should we be reading this as some kind of message from tehran. well at this stage i think it's too early to say that i think that expect patients among many in iran is that if you're honest to retaliate it has to go after a far bigger target or numerous targets because many people in iran feel that. it is time for iran to push back and when the british carry out what the iranians consider an act of piracy and impede iranian tankers then the iranians which have many more many more panko is available for them to retaliate against i think iranians. they expect the government to do something on the other hand the iranians in iran there's a people's patience. is growing thin with regard to the emirates and the fact that the emirates constantly allow american drones to take off and fly alongside iranian airspace i think that things stand the emirates the brit

is research fellow at russi that's the role united services institute in tehran we have mohammad marandi head of american studies department at the university of tehran also in london we have phil dyer cohen he's managing director of dryad global that's a maritime security risk management company welcome to you warm phil can i start with you and just ask you to give us a very general. assessment of what the maritime security situation in the gulf currently is with we understand a british the british sending another warship to the region and ratcheting up its security alert level. so the increase in the security level that was announced yesterday for british interest vessels is is as you say the highest level security that can be applied to a vessel what affectively means is that you are stripping the movement of personal on the vessel and on and off the vessel also along with the industry best management practice that's the b.m.p. 5 along with that with which might imply physical security measures what you're doing is you're providing the the biggest barriers to boarding allowing people

do everything in their power to make sure that their area remains stable when i spoke to mohammad marandi who is a political analyst also in tehran he gave me his perspective on how iran's are viewing this whole situation. i think that expect a sions among many in iran is that if you run is to retaliate it has to go after a far bigger target or numerous targets because a many people in iran feel that. it is time for you iran to push back and when the british carry out what the iranians consider an act of piracy and impede iranian tankers then the iranians which have much many more. many more tankers available for them to retaliate against i think iranians have they expect the government to do something on the other hand that the iranian in iran there is a people people's patience is. is growing thin with regards to the emirates and the fact that the emirates plants in the allow american drones to take off and fly along side iranian airspace i think that as things stand at the emirates that the british the americans are pushing. iran towards a point where they feel they have to retaliate n

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iranian political analyst, seyed mohammad marandi, told the bbc how he felt about the british foreignry's comments condeming iran's seizure of the tanker. most people in iran would be saying in response that he should have felt this way when the british navy took an iranian supertanker at the behest of the us government, and most probably, john bolton. this is what the spanish foreign minister said at the time, the iranians think that was an act of piracy, completely unnecessary, and the iranians believe that the british government, because of their problems with brexit and hope to have some sort of economic deal with the us on favourable terms, that they are abiding by us requests in such a manner. but at the end of the day, the british cannot hope to have a positive role to play in our part of the world, and at the same time abide by the demands made by donald trump ormike pompeo abide by the demands made by donald trump or mike pompeo orjohn bolton or whoever else is in charge in the white house. the iranians expect the europeans to behave differently from the united states and to

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well sighed mohammad marandi a politics professor at the university of toronto it's europe's failure to uphold the nuclear deal that's not driving the crisis. iran waited for over a year and the europeans said absolutely nothing you know only after you won began to reduce its commitments to months ago did the europeans sort of push harder and and begin the using instax or formally announcing in sex but in sex itself as it is nothing without money and a europe still refrains from purchasing iranian oil under american pressure they still refined from allowing private companies are protected by private companies who want to do trade with iran so the iranians are. eak receiving their commitments little by little to put pressure on the europeans so that they take a step or if the europeans abide by their commitments then the iranians will stay within the nuclear deal even though the americans have left and the americans are hindered and the iranians don't accept the european excuse because the russians and the chinese are trying their best to abide by the deal and they're doing far better

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to in accordance with the deal will continue for the twists and turns very short notice mohammad marandi politics professor at university runs pre-show thank you haven't. thank you for joining us to 1121 and a half on the button coming up here from moscow after the break want to germany's worst ever child sex abuse cases is the authorities accused of failing in their duties shocking story about a more we come back. you know world big partisan movies a lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the bath shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hall. so the temporary orders that i'm under before i go to final trial actually do allow me to address them as james and his male pronouns but i cannot do that in front of 3rd parties who know him as a girl so basically i can't go to school i keep them away from any friends he might have at school

is research fellow at russi that's the role united services institute in tehran we have mohammad marandi head of american studies department at the university of tehran also in london we have phil dyer cone who is managing director of dryad global that's a maritime security risk management company welcome to you warm phil can i start with you and just ask you to give us a very general. assessment of what the maritime security situation in the gulf currently is with we understand a british the british sending another warship to the region and ratcheting up its security alert level. so the the increase in the security level that was a. yes the 4 british interest vessels is is as you say the highest level security that can be applied to a vessel what affectively means is that you are stripping the movement of personal on the vessel and on and off the vessel also along with the industry best management practice that's the b.m.p. 5 along with that it with which might imply physical security measures what you're doing is your providing the the biggest barriers to boarding allowing people to in

and will wait to see what the american administration has to say thanks very much well mohammad marandi is a professor at the faculty of well studies at the university of tehran he says this is part of a broader effort to put pressure on iran. the iranians if the british fail to release the iranian tanker because they it's an act of piracy it is illegal even if the even if it was oil that was going to that particular refinery which is for the concert which would be consumption for ordinary syrians even if that was the case it was they have no right to detain the tankers owned by other countries but it wasn't for that refinery it wasn't even for syria and they had no right to detain the tanker it's just a part of a broader project to put pressure on iran and in the case of the persian gulf the iranians if they feel ultimately that the british are going to behave and as pirates and not release the tanker then ultimately they will retaliate there is absolutely no doubt about that but anyone who looks at the map knows that iran has the competence and the firepower to deal with the british a

everything in their power to make sure that their area remains stable well earlier i spoke to mohammad marandi who is the political analyst and tehran and he gave me his perspective on how iran and viewing the situation. i think that expect a sions among many in iran is that if you run is to retaliate it has to go after a far bigger target or numerous targets because a many people in iran feel that. it is time for you iran to push back and when the british carry out what the iranians consider an act of piracy and impede iranian tankers that then the iranians which have much many more. many more tankers available for them to retaliate against i think iranians have they expect the government to do something on the other hand the iranians in iran there is a people people's patience is. is growing thin with regards to the emirates and the fact that the emirates plants in the allow american drones to take off and fire alongside iranian airspace i think that as things stand at the emirates the british the americans are pushing. iran towards a point where they feel they have to retaliate and iran's a