say mohammed marandi, university professor and political analyst, joins us from tehran, also joining us in saint mustaphash, political analyst from tehran. welcome to you both, my condolences obviously go out on this uh sad occasion that was uh meant to uh uh honor the late lieutenant general suleimani, but uh obviously an analysis needs to be ' put into the picture and if you could put things into context for us, first, i think it's worth remembering, and i'll start with you, sayid mohammed marandi, the reasoning that was given back when uh the targeted assassination took place by the us ontenant general sulaimani, the former secretary of state mike pompeo saying that uh there was an imminent attacks uh that he had planned uh which we understand obviously is false premise, maybe you can recount to us why that type of thinking went into play? as the basis for what was said at the time was the assassination? well, if an imminent attack was about to take place, the last place where he would be would be in baghdad, obviously that's nonsense, and we also recall that the iraqi prime minis

first i think it's worth remembering uh and i'll start with you said mohammed marandi uh the reasoning that was given back when uh the targeted assassination took place by the us. on uh lieutenant general suleimani, the former secretary of state mike pompeo saying that uh there was an imminent attacks uh that he had planned uh which we understand obviously is false premise. maybe you can recount to us why that type of thinking went into play uh as the basis for what was said at the time was the assassination of uh haj qasim sulaymani. well, if an imminent attack was about to take place. 'the last place where he would be would be in baghdad, obviously that's nonsense, and we also recall that the iraqi prime minister at that time, he said very specifically that general sulaimani came to iraq to visit me, because he had received a letter from the saudi crown prince, and they wanted to discuss raprosh, so after midnight general sulaimani when he arrived in baghdad from damascus'. he was leaving the airport with his colleagues and with abu mahdi al-muhandis who was leading the fight against

it's a pleasure to have you on the show, professor marandi. now, viewed from where you are, the iranian capital, does it feel right now like the middle east is on some sort of inevitable slide toward a multi—front war? it depends on the united states. the united states could have stopped this genocide from day one. they chose not to do so. and now the united states seems to be giving a green light to the israeli regime to expand the war. and the united states itself is carrying out assassinations in iraq as well as missile strikes on yemen. so instead of stopping the problem, the genocide in gaza, we are moving in the opposite direction. well, in that first answer you've given me an awful lot to unpick, and we'll try and do it bit by bit. i asked you about the expansion, escalation, of the conflict. you chose to put all responsibility on the united states and on israel. i would put it to you that if one looks at what is happening right now across the region the greatest fear, immediate fear, of expansion is to be found in the red sea and in th

marandi, now does this clear a demonstration of strength, if you will conducted by the islamic republic of iran, serve as a diplomatically costly display concerning its relations with its neighbors, i mean um, wouldn't these attacks contribute to creating? an adversarial neighborhood for the islamic republic? well, there were three different attacks and they were carried out within 24 hours. the attacks on idlib were against terrorist organizations affiliated with isis and supported by nato and its regional allies. and therefore the syrian government was by no means upset because that territory belongs to israel, it belongs to syria and it is occupied by syria's enemies and adversaries. with regards to the strike on pakistan, it did create tension, but the local commander uh, he had to make a choice, he either had to strike them because they had gathered to carry out major terrorist attack against iran or, or he would have had to refrain from doing so, if he had refrained from doing so, and we had major atrocity in iran again, especially after the recent spate of uh terror attacks and t

it's a pleasure to have you on the show, professor marandi.

professor mohammed marandi, academic at tehran university, it's always a pleasure to have you with us, it's always not enough time to talk to you, but hopefully inshallah and other upcoming events, hopefully events of victory inshallah. thank you very much for your time and contribution contribution to our show. ladies and gents, please stay tuned because next we are going to talk about the new risky adventure that zionist israel is trying implement in south lebanon. now contrary to the idea that prevailed during the last period of the united states trying to avoid expanding the battle, especially towards lebanon, it seems that the lack of options before the aggression coalition made it look at the expanding of this war as last option that would guarantee it going into a regional settlement and sess fire deal on all fronts. more details in this following report. zionist israel. is currently in a canundrum. those running the show in tel aviv realize that the price of expanding the war with lebanon may be high, but the remobilization of its forces on the northern front of palestine and

professor mohammed marandi, academic at tehran university, it's always a pleasure to have you with us, it's always not enough time to talk to you, but hopefully inshallah in other upcoming events, hopefully events of victory inshallah. thank you very much for your time and contribution contribution to our show. ladies and gents, please stay tuned because next we are going to talk about new risky adventure that zionist israel is trying implement in south lebanon. now contrary to the idea that prevailed during the last period of the united states trying to avoid expanding the battle, especially towards lebanon, it seems that the lack of options before the aggression coalition made it look at the expanding of this war as last option that would guarantee it going into a regional settlement and sess fire deal on all fronts. more details in this spolong report. scienist israel is currently in a canundrum, those running the show in tel aviv realize that the price of expanding the war with lebanon may be high, but the remobilization of its forces on the northern front of palestine and the med

mohammed marandi academic at tehran university, thanks million for being with us, dr. marandi, now does this clear uh demonstration of strength, if you will, conducted by the islamic republic of iran, serve as a diplomatically costly display concerning its relations with its neighbors, i mean, wouldn't these attacks contribute to creating an adversarial neighborhood for the islamic republic? well, there were three different attacks and they were carried out. within 24 hours, the attacks on edlib were against terrorist organizations, affiliated with isis and supported by nato and its regional allies, and therefore the syrian government was by no means upset because that territory belongs to israel, it belongs to syria and it is oc by syria's enemies and adversaries with regards to the strike on pakistan, it did create tension, but the local commander, he had to make a choice, he either had to strike them because they had gathered to carry out major terrorist attack against iran or he would have had to refrain from doing so, if he had refrained from doing so, and we had

professor mohammed marandi, academic at tehran university. it's always a pleasure to have you with us, it's always not enough time to talk to you, but hopefully inshallah and other upcoming events, hopefully events of victory inshallah. thank you very much for your time and contribution contribution to our show. ladies and gents, please stay tuned because next we are going to talk about the new risky adventure that zion. israel is trying implement in south lebanon, now contrary. to the idea that prevailed during the last period of the united states trying to avoid expanding the battle, especially towards lebanon, it seems that the lack of options before the aggression coalition made it look at the expanding of this war as last option that would guarantee it going into a regional settlement and sess fire deal on all fronts. more details in this following report. scienist israel is currently in a kindrum, those running the show in tel aviv realized that the price of expanding the war with lebanon may be high, but the remobilization of its force

it's a pleasure to have you on the show, professor marandi.n some sort of inevitable slide toward a multi—front war?

okay, now i'm joined by uh sad mohammed marandi university, lecturer and political analyst for his takeks in kermon province, but also other uh terror attacks that happened over the past. few months we saw isis affiliated target struck as well as the east turkistan group, a group that is a threat not only to iran but to central asia and china. so i think that sends a clear message to the russians, the chinese, central asian countries that iran is working to help them and prevent terrorism from infecting their countries, but in addition to that, i think it was a clear warning to the israeli regime that uh its presence in northern iraq will no longer be tolerated, sadly northern iraq has been a problem. for iran, the local government in arabin, despite the fact that iran helped it and saved the city from isis, and general sulaimani went to save the city himself with his troops, arben has not played a constructive role, they've allowed the israelis to create a strong presence there, and also they've allowed terror groups to be based there, this is no secret, because even documentaries are

muhammad marandi, professor at the university of tehran. for many reasons. the first and most important thing is the revolution that took place in iran. the united states does not accept a strong country that is not under its control. the americans are always trying to sabotage russia's efforts, wanting to either break it or weaken it. the same goes for iran. i believe that the iranians have adapted and are increasingly doing business and trading with countries in the global south. hoping i am confident that in the future, the difficulties faced by the iranian people and the good people of russia today will lead to relief. the results of the past year will be summed up by sergei lavrov, the head of the russian foreign ministry will give a big press conference. we are expecting a live broadcast soon. escalation on the iran -pakistan border, this time the strikes were carried out by islamabad, as stated on terrorist hideouts. explosions occurred in southeast iran. what is tehran's reaction? the day of breaking the siege of leningrad lasted 87

our guest today is mohammed marandi, professor at the university of tehran, fate this man is very unusual the states, that is, in fact, he is an american citizen by birth, but he moved to iran, lives and works. tehran , does not like the usa, why, he will tell you, but until the islamic revolution iran was ruled by shah, a very charming, intelligent, educated man, riza, pehelvi, he was friends with everyone, but above all with the americans, he gave them everything the oil industry, all oil production, american monopolies owned iranian oil, and of course, they paid in dollars themselves. to the shah, the shah earned 100 billion dollars, those dollars of the 20th century of the seventies, this is a lot of money, but more than 80 billion were spent on american weapons, on the iranian elite itself, which revolved at the top of the shah and... only 20 billion ended up in state budget, but this did not cover the needs of the population for a good life. in 71, mohamed riza helvi decided to show the whole world that iran is not just a source of raw materials for western countries, but a great po

according to local sources, the targets were destroyed completely. political analyst say muhammad marandi believes irgc's missile attack against one of the headquarters of mossad in iraq's kurdistan region, clear message to the israeli regime. i think it was a clear warning to the israeli regime that its presence in. northern iraq will no longer be tolerated. sadly, northern iraq has been a problem for iran, the the local government in arabin, despite the fact that iran helped it and saved the city from isis, and general sulaimani went to save the city himself with his troops, iaren has not played a constructive role, they've allowed the israelis to create a strong presence. there and also they've allowed terror groups to be based there. this is no secret, because even documentaries are made by western tv channels where they go to these bases of terrorist groups and watch them train and speak to the terrorist. political analyst food izadi says despite claims of fighting terrorism, us is in fact supporting terrorist groups in west asia. "the americans claim to be fighting isis, so they sho

of iran, and they should be, because iran is fighting terrorism. now... political analyst mohammed marandiime, i think it was a clear warning to the israeli regime that uh its presence in northern iraq will no longer be tolerated, sadly northern iraq has been a problem. for iran, the the local government in arabin, despite the fact that iran helped it and saved the city from isis, and general sulaimani went to save the city himself with his troops, arbean has not played a constructive role, they've allowed the israelis to create a strong presence there, and also they've allowed terror groups to be based there. this is no secret, because even documentaries are made by western tv channels. and where they go to these bases of terrorist groups and uh watch them train and speak to the terrace. now mean time there are two hashtags with: on the missiles fired by iran's rgc targeting the terrorist basis in syria and they have grabbed the attention of social media users, so our own m is now in the studio with us to give us some more details. maty, well, the two hashtags that uh are now viral, the o

muhammad marandi, professor at the university of tehran.tile to iran for many reasons. the first and most important thing is the revolution that took place in iran. the united states does not accept a strong country that is not under its control. americans always try sabotage russia's efforts, wanting to either break it or weaken it. the same goes for. iran. i believe that the iranians have adapted. they increasingly do business and trade with countries in the global south. hoping confidently that in the future, the difficulties faced today by the iranian people and the good people of russia will lead to relief. the russian army struck. a precision strike on a foreign fighters' point in kharkov, mainly french mercenaries were there, the building was completely destroyed, more than 60 extremists were killed, over twenty more were in the hospital. in addition, 10 attacks by the ukrainian armed forces were repulsed, zelensky’s formation lost almost 700 more soldiers and mercenary officers, two tanks and 11 other armored vehicles were destroyed

muhammad marandi, professor at tehran university. the west is hostile to iran for many reasons. the first and most important thing is the revolution that took place in iran. the united states does not accept a strong country that is not under its control. the americans are always trying to sabotage russia's efforts, wanting to either break it or weaken it. the same goes for iran. that the iranians have adapted, they are increasingly doing business and trading with countries in the global south, hoping to be confident that in the future the difficulties that the iranian people and good people face today russia, will lead to relief. sappers who make no mistakes, heroism, ingenuity, passion and professionalism, of course, make this an explosive mixture. the people of our detachment, our volunteers , who do their work with high morality, in front of the enemy’s nose, several of whom can be placed at once, it has a more powerful high-explosive action than the f1, for example, it is very convenient for operations, for example, in the trenches. sappers think outside the box, this is wh

enemies of iran and they should be because iran is fighting terrorism. political analyst sayid muhammad marandiwas a clear warning to the israeli regime that its presence in northern iraq will no longer be tolerated. sadly, northern iraq has been a problem for iran, the local government in arabin, despite the fact that iran helped it and saved the city from. and general sulaimani went to save the city himself with his troops, arben has not played a constructive role, they've allowed the israelis to create a strong presence there, and also they've allowed terror groups to be based there. this is no secret, because even documentaries are made by western tv channels where they go to these bases of terrorist groups and watch them train and speak to the terrorists. more than 100 days into us managed israely genocidal war on the gaza strip, regime continues pouning the bessieg palestinian enclave with air strikes and shells, regime's latest strikes hit different areas, including southern city of khan unis and central city of deir abala. israel shifted its focus from gaza's devastated north to the sou

muhammad marandi, professor at the university of tehran. the west is hostile to iran for many reasons. the first and most important thing is the revolution that took place in iran. the united states does not accept a strong country that is not under its control. the americans are always trying to sabotage russia's efforts, wanting to either break it or weaken it. the same goes for iran. i think. that the iranians have adapted, they are increasingly doing business and trading with countries in the global south, hoping to be sure that in the future the difficulties with which today the confrontation between the iranian people and the good people of russia will lead to relief. and now again to the topic of bad weather, the capital and the region are covered in snow, special equipment is clearing the roads, my colleague, varvara nevskaya, varvara, i welcome you, tell me, what is the situation in the city? tatyana, good morning, heavy snowfall covered the capital region the day before. according to the yandex map service, the current situation o

now i've also spoken to political analyst muhammad marandi who believes that the rgc missile attack againstaq has been a problem for iran, the the local government in arabin, despite the fact that iran helped it and saved the city from isis, and general sulaimani went to save the city himself with his troops. arben has not played a constructive role, they've allowed the israelis to create a strong presence there, and also they've allowed terror groups to be based there. "this is no secret, because even documentaries are made by western tv channels and where they go to these bases of terrorist groups and uh uh watch them train and speak to the terrorists. i am edward sied, i was born in 1935 into a christian family. most of my family left jerusalem because they had to, and it was an area that fell to the..." in, i think february of 1948. the idea of being a fugitive is just like being affected by leprosy, all palestinians feel the same sense of exile. "the charge which created outrage when it was first raised, i think um, they tried to dub racist thing, but you see, unfortunately, i think th

muhammad marandi, professor at the university of tehran.s. the first and most important thing is the revolution that took place in iran. the united states does not accept strong a country that is not under their control. the americans are always trying to sabotage russia's efforts, wanting to either break it or weaken it. the same goes for. i believe that the iranians have adapted and are increasingly doing business and trading with countries in the global south. hoping i am confident that in the future the difficulties faced today by the iranian people and the good people of russia will lead to relief. let's start with the progress of the special military operation in kremensky li. mortar batteries of the central district destroy strongholds enemy. the second and third lines of defense of the ukrainian armed forces are being attacked by artillery. fire support helps volunteer battalions confidently suppress any attempts to break through the ukrainian military in the krasno-limansk direction. from the line of combat contact - a report by ou

in 2 months , 300 were destroyed, 300 go beautifully mohammed marandi, professor at the university of the first and most important thing is the revolution that took place in iran. the united states does not accept a strong country. i believe that the iranians have adapted, they are increasingly doing business and trading with countries global south, i hope i am confident that in the future, the difficulties faced today by the iranian people and the good people of russia will lead to relief. dear friends, i invite you to watch reruns of our original program besagon tv. i hope you remember them and enjoy them. in the west, they are competing to come up with new formulations to justify their own aggression, but are they competing, well, really, right now, when we look, because what we are faced with is what we naively believed that the west perceives us as...

stand for so many days, she says, the fire surrounded me, it passed and spoke one word, kat, mohammed marandie revolution that took place in iran. the united states does not accept a strong country that does not find.

muhammad marandi, professor at the university of tehran.n for many reasons. the first and most important thing is the revolution, which happened in iran. the united states does not accept a strong country that is not under its control. the americans are always trying to sabotage russia's efforts, wanting to either break it or weaken it. the same goes for iran. i read that the iranians have adapted, they are increasingly doing business and trading with countries of the global south, i hope that in the future, the difficulties that the iranian people and the good people of russia face today will lead to relief. we continue our review of news from the russian delegation led by the minister of foreign affairs affairs sergei lavrov flies to new york today, according to the official representative of the ministry of foreign affairs, maria zakharova. at russia's request , a meeting of the zon council for ukraine will be held. the main topic, as reported in the foreign ministry, will be the ukrainian armed forces’ attack on donetsk. this morning, u

political analyst said muhammad marandi believes irgc missile attack against one of the headquartersnce in northern iraq will no longer be tolerated. sadly, northern iraq has been a problem for iran, the local government in arabian, despite the fact that iran helped it and save. the city from isis and general sulaimani went to save the city himself with his troops, arbeni has not played a constructive role, they've allowed the israelis to create a strong presence there, and also they've allowed terror groups to be based there. this is no secret, because even documentaries are made by western tv channels where they go to these bases of terrorist groups and watch them train and speak. to the terrorists, political analyst of what says despite claims of fighting terrorism, us is in fact supporting terrorist groups in the region of west asia, americans claim to be fighting isis, so they should be thanking iran for fighting isis, but in reality we see the fact that the united states military helped... isis move some of its troops from syria to afghanistan, the fact that they claim to be fi

muhammad marandi, professor at the university of tehran.he west is hostile to iran for many reasons. the first and most important thing is the revolution that took place in iran. the united states does not accept a strong country that is not under its control. americans always are trying to sabotage russia's efforts, wanting to either break it or weaken it. the same goes for iran. i believe that the iranians have adapted and are increasingly doing business and trading with countries in the global south. hoping confidently that in the future, the difficulties faced today by the iranian people and the good people of russia will lead to relief. the parliamentary hour program is on air, we continue: the usa patents the virus, at the international level everyone is silent. this was stated by vice speaker of the state duma irina yarovaya at a meeting of the inter-factional work group on biological safety issues. we want to share our concerns and requests. including our ministry of foreign affairs, the ministry of health, and the ministry of justi

our guest today is mohammed marandi. professor at the university of tehran, the fate of this man is verynd lived in the states, that is, in fact, he is an american citizen by birth, but moved to iran, lives and works in tehran, does not like the usa, why , he will tell you, but until the islamic revolution, iran was ruled by the shah, very charming, smart, educated. riza, he was friends with everyone, but above all with the americans, he gave them the entire oil industry, all oil production, the american monopolies owned iranian oil. well, of course, they paid the shah himself in dollars. the shah earned 100 billion dollars, those dollars of the twentieth century of the seventies, this is very a lot of money, but more than 80 billion was spent on american weapons, on the elite itself. helvi decided to show the whole world that iran is not just a source of raw materials for western countries, but a great power with a rich history and culture, the heir to the persian daryan empire. muhammad pehelvi, in honor of the anniversary of the founding of the persian empire, organized. a luxurious r

for so many days, she said, the fire surrounded me, she walked by and said one word, kat, muhammad marandihe west is hostile to iran for many reasons. the first and most important thing is the revolution that took place in iran. the united states does not accept a strong country that is not under its control. the americans are always trying to sabotage russia's efforts, wanting to either break it or weaken it. the same concerns iran. i believe that the iranians have adapted, they are increasingly doing business and trading with countries in the global south. hoping confidently that in the future, the difficulties faced today by the iranian people and the good people of russia will lead to relief. about the main events up to this minute in ours. in a news release, the ministry of defense reported that fighters from the southern group liberated the village of veselye in the dpr. the army repelled 10 attacks by the ukrainian armed forces, zelensky’s formation lost another 860 soldiers and mercenary officers. seven destroyed tanks and 11 other armored vehicles, as well as 22 self-propelled gun

muhammad marandi, professor at the university of tehran. hostile to iran for many reasons.

mohamed marandi. professor at the university of tehran.t and most important thing is the revolution that took place in iran. the united states does not accept a strong country that is not under its control control. the americans are always trying to sabotage russia's efforts, wanting to either break it or weaken it. the same goes for iran. i believe that the iranians have adapted, they are doing business more and more often. bad weather is attacking the regions of central russia; due to the snow, traffic on sections of the m7-volga highway is limited. nizhny novgorod region. trucks are currently prohibited from traveling in three areas. trucks are sent to roadside rest areas. restriction on the m5 ural highway in the kirov region, a ban on the production of heavy trucks went into effect in 6 morning. in the kursk and kaluga regions , school buses will not operate the line today. and according to forecasts, it will snow here all day with some rain. restrictions are still in effect on the highway.

for reaction from tehran, i spoke to seyed mohammad marandi, professor of english literature and orientalismran's not sending a message to pakistan. that area is an area where the pakistani armed forces are not really fully in charge. they have problems near the iranian border. and these terrorists, this terrorist group has taken advantage of that. this terrorist group also has a working relationship with intelligence agencies that are based in the west and more in particular, mossad. and we've seen a rise in terror of terrorist attacks against iran from southeastern baluchistan on the pakistani border, as well as from kurdistan in northern iraq. over the last few weeks, ever since the fighting in gaza and the the fact that the israelis have not had successes on the battlefield ever since that began, and since the israelis began to have serious problems, we have seen an increase in these attacks around iran and inside iran. there's a few different things to unpack. the first thing i want to say, though, is you talk about the groups that are active there. but we heard earlier in the programme