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earlier this week mohandas himself let a crowd of popular mobilization forces supporters as they attacked and besieged the u.s. embassy in baghdad he walked alongside. another senior military leader of the pro iran group who has now called on his followers to take up arms against the american presence iraq's caretaker prime minister abdullah abdullah the to condemn the u.s. strike as a violation of iraq's sovereignty and the rules of engagement of the american presence here he called the death of mohandas an aggression against the iraqi state . parliament is due to hold an emergency session on sunday but analysts say the government beleaguered and divided after 3 months of anti-government protests will struggle to mount a decisive response iraqi government is very weak for the time being there will be no more statements coming out of the. caretaker prime minister or from the ministry of foreign affairs other than that i don't expect anything from the iraqi government but probably the iraqi parliament will. call for an immediate session and do will discuss the current. americans in iraq ag

earlier this week mohandas himself let a crowd of popular mobilization forces supporters as they attacked and besieged the u.s. embassy in baghdad he walked alongside of another senior military leader of the pro iran group who has now called on his followers to take up arms against the american presidents iraq's caretaker prime minister abdullah abdullah the to condemn the u.s. strike as a violation of iraq's sovereignty and the rules of engagement of the american presence here he called the death of mohandas an aggression against the iraqi state . parliament is due to hold an emergency session on sunday but analysts say the government beleaguered and divided after 3 months of anti-government protests will struggle to mount a decisive response iraqi government is very weak for the time being there will be no more the statements coming out of the. caretaker prime minister or from the ministry of foreign affairs other than that i don't expect anything from the iraqi government but probably the iraqi parliament will. call for an immediate session and do will discuss the current. americans in

that is correct in the wake of the strike that killed for the money and mohandas that there have been mounting calls for the removal of foreign troops from iraq whether it's through political or military means and prime minister i love the law to himself called for an emergency session in parliament to basically discuss this matter now it appears that there is broad support in parliament both from the pro it rainy and alliance which is basically consisting of the political wind of the popular mobilisation forces as well as another block that is led by she had quite a look to the father both of them appear to be so supporting legislation that will basically see the departure of foreign troops including u.s. troops from iraq but it's still unclear for the moment how exactly the procedure would unfold usually it would have to have a bill coming from the executive office to initiate such a step but some legal experts are also telling us that it is possible that the parliament will simply vote to basically a null the agreement that currently exists between iraq and america but there is als

constrained by the hundreds which is it's really quite important i did want to ask you more about the ad mohandas because he is a paramilitary leader who did manage to rally many separate groups together with the fight against islamic state starting in 24 teams who could we see then an impact from his death what could the consequences be i think the consequences of that literally a militia in iraq that he's guiding fighting against islamic state and he's the deputy of that militia think he has a kind of sympathy from his people and i think that we are going to see a reaction in the military military part and also in the political part because of my team on this as iraq is official killed from the americans on iraqi territory in iraq and this is a question of survival of the country and many politicians in iraq close to america they are now in the crucial situation they cannot define their position because of the mistakes quite quite big enough just to define this was a day we've seen vowels of revenge but i wonder what form potentially that revenge could taken do you think that there will be the

mohandas it is also a kind of unifying. just not forgot that the footage that we got to today from iran coming from the city which the majority of arabs is that of west of iran and a who was and this is also a kind of a message to our 3 united states that he or iranian people are unified over that action of the united states there's a lot of messaging doing and i mean the u.s. president donald trump has warned that he has 52 targets in iran in mind if you use provoke or run ins taking him seriously i think this is a con through country production that he brought the law the old things happen in the care of productive you're saying not productive yes is not productive because with that he bring in brian and more and more unified themselves for an remembering that time that when the americans tried to save that $52.00 hostages in 1999 and. felt i think iran in the remembering that that action from the united states it was not successful enough and they think that this this threat is will not be powerful enough i think if i wo

earlier this week mohandas himself little crowd of popular mobilization forces supporters as they attacked and besieged the u.s. embassy in baghdad he walked alongside. another senior military leader of the pro iran group who has now called on his followers to take up arms against the american presence iraq's caretaker prime minister abdullah abdullah the to condemn the u.s. strike as a violation of iraq's sovereignty and the rules of engagement of the american presence here he called the death of mohandas an aggression against the iraqi state . parliament is due to hold an emergency session on sunday but analysts say the government beleaguered and divided after 3 months of anti-government protests will struggle to mount a decisive response iraqi government is very weak for the time being there will be no more statements coming out of the. caretaker prime minister or from the ministry of foreign affairs other than that i don't expect anything from the iraqi government but probably the iraqi parliament will. call for an immediate session and do will discuss the current. americans in iraq ag

when they saw he was getting his car with abu mohandas has american blood in his hands, was responsible for the bombing of the us embassy in kuwait, he also designated terrorist when us intelligence are mohandas and qasem soleimani together at the baghdad airport. they took a shot. >> with all this in mind, what do you need as a member of congress? briefing from this? critics say they don't have a clear strategy. they want to reassert assurance and hear from senior officials. >> we will continue to have hearings in an oversight role on the armed services committee in addition to being a veteran. the president has a great team around him and they have been clear that we will continue a maximum pressure campaign on iran which is working. we are seeing riots, protesters, the economy collapse, oil is drying up and the iranian's will continue to lash out to create this narrative which many in washington are playing into that this is all the president's fault as though things were just fine before 2016. they weren't. iran has been killing americans for many years. continue the maximum pressur

earlier this week mohandas himself let a crowd of popular mobilization forces supporters as they attacked and besieged the u.s. embassy in baghdad he walked alongside of another senior military leader of the pro iran group who has now called on his followers to take up arms against the american presence iraq's caretaker prime minister abdullah abdullah mahdi condemn the u.s. strike as a violation of iraq's sovereignty and the rules of engagement of the american presence here he called the death of mohandas an aggression against the iraqi state . parliament is due to hold an emergency session on sunday but analysts say the government beleaguered and divided after 3 months of anti-government protests will struggle to mount a decisive response iraqi government is very weak for the time being there will be no more statements coming out of the. caretaker prime minister or from the ministry of foreign affairs other than that i don't expect anything from the iraqi government but probably the iraqi parliament will. call for an immediate session and do will discuss the current. americans in iraq a

iraq and iraqis and bastra have held a funeral procession for paramilitary leader abu matty our mohandas he was killed alongside so money in friday's airstrike mindless was the deputy commander of the arena and backed popular mobilization forces whose faces were involved in the siege on the u.s. embassy in baghdad last week a binge of aids is in baghdad for some of the hospital lot of focus on the funerals for the money but up on the hands of his funeral is also taking place but what can you tell us about that funeral and how is his death being viewed in iraq. well we've heard from the prime minister of iraq who held a funeral ceremony rather mourning ceremony at the prime minister's office yesterday where people came and can do or not for just the death. but also for the killing of the mad hundreds who was the 2nd in command of the popular mobilization forces now that has after some d.n.a. tests and his body being blessed at religious ritual religious science in iran his body have arrived in basra where there was a funeral and the body will now travel to niger for its final resting plac

spoke to mohandas back in 2017 and here's what he had to say at the time. this is curious here for ages countries is a unified system and it is in our interests that iran remains say that iraq remains say the new administration is trying to start a war in the region and this is madness our whole region will go out against it by using every means we have we are in charge of our lives we resist it saddam who was supported by the americans we fought against the u.s. invasion in iraq and we will oppose any kind of american aggression in the region. but one of the 1st repercussions for the united states came from iraq m.p.'s who voted on sunday to expel foreign forces for conducting the killing the less oil in iraq lawmakers resolution also only calls on u.s. troops to leave the country it also asks the government to pull back from military systems for the u.s. led coalition placide urge for a formal complaint to be raised at the u.n. against washington for violating iraqi serenity which as we heard there has already been filed while donald trump is now warning

step it was the response to so the man is there and that now iraqis themselves would be avenging mohandas suggesting that there might be further attacks by iranian backed groups inside iraq on american bases and of course all of this is a great source of concern for iraqis or just some of. the thank you. sir for lines of council their flights to those planes to avoid rain the mayor. the u.s. federal aviation authority the f.a.a. has banned u.s. airlines from flying in the airspace above iraq iran and the gulf of oman it says there's a potential for miscalculation or mis identification. israel's prime minister has warned that anyone who tries to attack his country will be hit hard in a minute and yahoo emphasized he fully supports the u.s. actions. president trump should be congratulated for acting swiftly boldly and resolutely against this thank you thank you thank you for acting against this journalist. who was the architect. of iran's campaign of carnage interred throughout the middle east and throughout the world. is very proud to say as i do now again that israel stuff is completely b

funeral procession for silly money in baghdad a top iraqi paramilitary commander of a monday and mohandas was also killed firefighters in australia bracing for a difficult day ahead as horton windy weather continues to fuel unprecedented bushfires nearly 150 fires burning in new south wales alone a dozen of which are out of control tens of thousands of people a fled the worst affected areas and at least $23.00 people have been killed in indonesia tens of thousands of people remain stranded in shelters forced out of their homes are some of the worst floods and landslides in many years $53.00 people are so far confirmed dead and that total is expected to rise with more rain forecast china has replaced its top representative in hong kong as protests there are about to enter an 8 month state media say the head of beijing's liaison office when jim in has been removed. rewind is next revisiting pupils and teachers in the occupied west bank 13 years after i found out. hello and welcome to rewind today we're casting our eyes back to 2008 when filmmaker tom evans was following a group of pupils at

mohandas the deputy commander of the iraqi. mobilization forces overnight of course there were several rockets attacks in iraq one exploded in the heavily fortified green zone which is where the u.s. embassy is located 2 others hit close to an iraqi air base where there are u.s. troops and contract as diplomats of course am leaders a scrambling to ease the crisis between iran and the u.s. cuts us foreign minister was dispatched to meet iran's leaders as france the u.k. and saudi arabia cold for calm well also big joins us live now from toronto for us said during this period of mourning it's a chance for people to go i will pay their respects. yes this is one of those moments for iran that everybody seems to have a member of the family that is crying or mourning for the loss of gus and so the money i've spoken to many people this morning and all of them have said that they have a family member that is mourning that is crying around to ron even when you go to take money out from an a.t.m. and those screens are images of gus and s

battle mohandas and some of his friends from the problem opposition were receiving had to cross him so they manny when they went to the cars and after certain kilometers. the whole. the entire. place and the cause has been targeted by the american warplanes in a brutal way and you have all seen that in a brutal way that disturbed everything. and destroyed everything the 2 commanders have been killed in addition to other people and we cannot distinguish who is whom. i you know had cause them and had a bomb had a line yes they were looking for mata rum they have got what. they want so he lost his head. and his 2 hands well just like a lot of best. the whole world on board the has been acted like on the. i don't know whether it is this image that was in the brain of a concept of cause and hijab or maddy. yes the bodies were burnt. out and a few hours later. the. family washington administration. said that this has been done according to orders by president trump and after that america has made it clear that it is the end student that happened according to the wishes of america officials a

in baghdad 2 days after a top iranian commander custom sort of money and iraqi paramilitary chief mohandas were killed in a u.s. airstrike there we comes as iraq's parliament has voted to expel american troops from the country the resolution was passed during an extraordinary session of parliament and was backed by prime minister. in iran hundreds of thousands of mourners gathered in the city of mashad to welcome home his body comes as iran announced its rowing back further on its commitments to the 2015 nuclear deal saying they'll be no limits on its uranium enrichment capacity and in the last few minutes u.s. president donald trump has said they will quickly and fully strike back perhaps disproportionately should iran strike any u.s. person or target meanwhile in lebanon hezbollah leader hassan nasrallah has warned the u.s. military will pay the price for saleman his death say it marks a new phase in the history of the middle east i'll be clear there are sponsors is to target their merican military presence in the region their american military bases their vessels every american officer

embassy now of course as a matter of mohandas who was killed in that latest u.s. air strike he was not only the 2nd in command of the popular mobilization forces he was also somebody who was previously a leader of the hezbollah brigades which which is one reason why you can see these large numbers of their supporters and followers turning out we're also seeing senior officials from both the security apparatus as well as the government we have a prime minister i don't love the mathy who is walking among the crowds now and let's remember that in the statements that he really released yesterday he called both customs for the money and. hundreds martyrs basically come commemorating their contribution in the fight against eisel so his presence at the funeral procession is another sign that he's paying his respects to the contribution of these 2 men in the fight against eyeful now it remains to be seen whether these crowds will remain peaceful whether they will actually try to march across the hanging bridge in the direction of the fortified green zone ramona always ahe

mohandas and soleimani were good it pushing back isis. does the panel see a problem with targeting governments in the middle east who have been extremely effective in deterring and,i extremist groups? second point, sanctions contributed to this escalator torry cycle, sanctions posed on iran. does the panel think it was wise for democrats to approve trump's sanctions in apparent violation of the jcpoa? do you think that contributed to this excretory cycle, and how do measures not approved at the u.n. fit into a rules-based international order? part, iran will produce a successor to soleimani. it does remind me of the steven spielberg movie, "munich." assassinatednian was replaced by a worse person. up with someone , thevicious and nasty people to replace these guys. there might be a time where we themaving eliminated because the people who replace them might be worse. on your question, i do not think these individuals are targeted because they are effective against isis. perhaps they were targeted despite the fact they were effective again

and an iraqi militia commander somebody called mohandas were killed in an air strike on a convoy at baghdad airport i should attribute this of course clearly as well to iraqi state television that's one aspect of course developing just in the past few minutes an iraqi militia spokesman is being quoted as well by the reuters news agency as saying and i quote americans and israelis were behind the killing of sulaimani and 100 s. so that's the key development so far also iraqi state t.v. being course in on no other source saying that leading iranian commander of the money has been killed in the bank that attack so we are right up to date with the claims they will be counter claims of course they will be maybe claims responsibility maybe not to some a bunch of it is our correspondent in baghdad osama what do we know. well peter in the last few hours you've been hearing these dramatic developments coming out of baghdad as we've been hearing about these rockets which were initially reported the 2 vehicles burning it appears to be the case that according to iraqi state t.v. those vehicles were car

strategy to take before the us decided to kill the one of the most important iraqi military figures mohandas who is the general leading the popular mobilization units in the same car as console the money so they started wised up after they've realized the catastrophe that they've produced inside iraq lindsey graham today representative carolina saying it be a nice idea if we got a deal going with iran and presumably several of the countries that's my extrapolation get a deal going we had one that was called the g c p o 8 we had it from 2015 yet i didn't hear him say anything in favor of the j c p o a lindsey graham seems to be the key representative in the senate of the permanent war state and is one of the major forces who's been pushing trump not only towards this maximum pressure policy but towards actual hot war with iran and regional war so it's unclear when trump or any of his allies talk about a deal what they mean and it seems that they've completely shredded the j c a p o n alienated all of europe the j.c. pos just now there's a hollow hawk of a dead mess that probably will never be

mohandas across iran friday prayers have being held it's been an outpouring of grief in superman his birthplace that's come on where thousands of marched through the streets have been similar scenes around the country including in tehran the united states president donald trump and said he does not want war u.s. secretary of state might point pompei said the attack has certainly save u.s. lives across the world restraint has been called for more than just a couple minutes. if you want to learn what it was might look like very soon got hungry and hungry sitting in a stream example of the predicament the whole world is going through. scenes mass immigration story we had lunch clashes between the causers and the problem is that the culture of death is. car she say some waiting to us. is not comfortable with european culture this is not like budapest. triumphal march. dreams of conquest and of global try. very very uneventful collide to us depressives is without resistance we are past the danger has already happened. it was then just 10 years. now. how this is it. will not work but it's

first, mohandas and soleimani were very effective in deterring isis and rolling back isis. does the panel not see a problem with administrations targeting governments in the middle east who have been extremely effective in deterring wahabi extremist groups? and, second point, sanctions contributed to this escalatory cycle, sanctions posed on iran. does the panel think it was wise for democrats to approve trump's sanctions in apparent violation of the jcpoa? do you think that contributed to this escalatory cycle? and how do measures not approved at the u.n. fit into a rules-based liberal international order? the first part, iran will produce a successor to soleimani. it does remind me of the steven spielberg movie "munich." every palestinian assassinated was replaced by a worse person. it has been the legacy of israeli decapitation and campaigns. they might not be as competent, but they might be more vicious and nasty, the people to replace these guys. in the end, there might be a time where we rue having a limited these two, both for their influence and because the people w