of the supreme national security council of our country. in this meeting, mr. ahmadian, the secretary of the supreme national security council , responded by appreciating the positions of the russian president in supporting iran in case of us intervention in the tension between iran and the zionist regime. iran's decision emphasized the terrorist act of the zionist regime . mr. shoigu, the secretary of the supreme national security council of russia, emphasizing the strong and friendly relations between tehran and moscow, israel's action in the assassination of the head of the office he strongly condemned the political act of hamas in iran and one of the commanders of hezbollah in lebanon and considered it against international standards and laws. developments in the region, the subject of the meeting between the acting minister of foreign affairs and the ambassadors and heads of foreign missions residing in tehran , mr. ali bagheri, in this meeting, which was held in secret without the presence of journalists, was the inherent right of iran

it is not for me to say that everything i said is no, the supreme national security council, supervisory groups such as the national security and foreign policy commission of the council of ministers, the president , the rest of the departments tell him that you are going to negotiate within this framework. i won't leave it now. minister, but now he is as one an experienced diplomat has been introduced to the parliament. i am a member of the parliament. i look and see that in the summer of 2013, we saw the americans coming, the trigger mechanism , coming and saying that we want to present a general idea, then coming and saying that we want to do something, the council will prepare a draft later. in november 2019, we came to the national security commission, that is, we came to the parliament and said that we want to introduce the wrong, incomplete, or non-operational policies of the five steps of the previous government. they could not work, now i say that where was it that the people were also in such a situation that the martyrdom of fakhrizadeh happened? we also came and passed a law.

victoria, by the decision of the national security council, the fact is that the national security councilose sanctions in the form of restrictions on the work of this or that media and, in particular , the social network, but then the subject of the submission was the security service of ukraine, but the parliament is also the subject of the submission regarding the imposition of sanctions, so it depends on who will take this responsibility in fact, speaking of the oc, but i listened to the president's press conference today, he said that he is against harsh methods, so let's speak objectively, we have three ways: do nothing, and this is true, i agree with nikita, this is an absolutely unacceptable option, because frankly, we look... impotent if we loudly declare here that let's all stop using, but people will use, it's obvious, everyone is already used to it, a lot of information and spoiled by this information, i'm sorry, but the ukrainian special services, which transferred the main information about the very same missile strikes there, that is, it is the main, key information there, i

but we already mentioned the national security council and defense, as a tool in the fight against...se who promote russian ideas and bring russian peace here, and we saw these decisions of the national security council when medvedchuk's tv channels were closed, and we saw how the national security council made decisions regarding vkontakte networks and classmates, well, the russian orthodox church, a branch of the russian orthodox church in ukraine is also such a network, that is, in principle, a propaganda network that was created even during stalin's time, it is... the church was created in the form in which it exists, and what's more, now the primate this uocp church is a member of the holy synod of the russian orthodox church. isn't this a reason to say that this church is hostile to ukraine, and perhaps, again, not to go down this long road of nine months and a month for the entry into force of this law, that is, 10 months, or not wouldn't it be easier to pass through the council of national security and defense a decision to ban the activities of organizations associated with t

araghchi also knows the supreme national security council. the national security and foreign policy committee of the parliament does not need to say who this mr. araghchi is, mr. araghchi. i know him, we can only have a bet with mr. araghchi , we can say to mr. araghchi, sir , take this point of view of the commission into consideration, or what do you want to do here ? we presented them in two meetings specialized means that we sat for at least 3 hours and talked about the topics that were here, the criticisms that we had, the words that we had, and now based on these, we see that mr. araghchi, for example, on page 11 of this series of programs and his suggested programs, said, "i want to follow good neighborliness." in this way , i will expand the field of diplomacy. with these approaches , i will advance the economic diplomacy, which is the table of the people and the interests of the people . i will move forward with these coordinates to strengthen national security with these features . it is, and because of the program that you believe i

we are the islamic council and the chairman of the national security and foreign policy commission in the 7th, 8th, 9th and the first two years of the 10th parliament . dear mr. borjeri, good morning. you are very welcome. in the name of allah , the most merciful, the most merciful. larestan, khanj, gerash, oz and joym region. greetings to the people of rome region , we offer the service of his excellency and all the hardworking people in the media. our special greetings to our dear and respected compatriots in the cities of which you are a special representative in the islamic council. mr. borjerdi, if you agree with the consequences. possible assassination of martyr haniyeh in the morning yesterday, it happened in tehran, the capital, at the regional level. please tell me, your excellency. well, it was a bitter incident , especially for the islamic republic of iran, because mr. haniyeh was separated from his prominent figure in the resistance front and the region and the world. he was a guest of the islamic republic of iran , especially the day before in his parliament . he was very

january of the 23rd year, and it was a government bill to implement the decision of the national security councilrdance with the presidential decree, that is , we imagine that such bills should be adopted on... of course promptly , numbered weeks or numbered months, the decision of the national security council, the presidential decree, this did not happen, and now, once again, i will remind you that this is a bill that placed on two pages, only two pages, one fundamental amendment, that’s all, that is , there is nothing to refine, rewrite and everything else, and there was a consensus in the parliament on this bill, it dragged on for a year and seven months, and now it comes out... the head of state and says: we will make a principled decision, you know, i heard, my eyes were round, i only wanted to ask, mr. president, who delayed the adoption of this bill for a year and seven months, your team in the parliament artificially delayed it, i am, i i recall stefanchuk's words that in the parliament does not have the votes for this draft law, by the way, i believe that the speaker should apologize to

will it be before independence day, a council decision, or will it be a decision of the national security council to remind you about the church bill, it was submitted to the parliament... back in january of the 23rd year, and it was a government bill to implement the decision of the national security council and in accordance with the presidential decree, that is, we imagine that such bills should include to be adopted extremely quickly, in a matter of weeks or a matter of months, the decision of the national security council, the presidential decree, this did not happen, and now, once again, i will remind you that this is a bill that is placed on two pages. only two pages, one fundamental amendment, that’s all, that is , there is nothing to refine, rewrite and everything else, and there was a consensus in the parliament on this bill, it dragged on for a year and seven months, and now the head of state comes out and says, we will make a fundamental decision, you you know, i heard, i had round eyes, me the only thing i wanted to ask, mr. president, who delayed the adoption of this bill for a year

there and actually move forward with this plan , that is, where is it now in the supreme national security council , the secretariat of the supreme security council. according to the order that was actually sent there, the national secretariat has convened a meeting again for the organizations he has broadcasted various comments and received this, in fact, it is the administrative appreciation that the country was involved in in the last quarter of the last three months, and anyway the elections and the issues that caused it to stop, did not stop the activity. but in any case, a state of waiting for the new officials to sit down and possibly the new administrative structure to be established to move forward, and alhamdulillah we have already passed this stage. and thank god, everything has moved forward according to the constitution. what stage are you waiting for now? now the secretariat has to call everyone and hold supplementary meetings, which he called everyone once or twice and then he should enter the secretariat itself, in fact the supreme national security council, and proceed on his own

previously, he worked at the national security council, the department of defense, the national intelligenceven the cia. 1991, this fund actively financed organizations engaged in political activities in russia, in 1915 it was recognized as an undesirable organization, so human rights activists.

ahmadian, the secretary of the national security council , attended the 12th security meeting in st. petersburg. the secretary of the national security council of iran had a five-point plan, almost mentioning the issue of cyber security and countering threats in the cyber space. we have signed , you see, we now have a hybrid war in the world, a combined war of different dimensions. terrorism has many dimensions . it is a propaganda media terrorism, which means that from the beginning they make you a character assassination, they create an atmosphere , they make an assassination of dignity, they make false propaganda, they inflame the atmosphere. then they do an assassination operation, we have it we are working to deal with these platforms in different dimensions. well, this extraordinary achievement makes our presence in this information much more impressive. this is where we come to see why the west and pro-western trends are the first thing they say. create in the mind. the second aspect is that i mentioned our central asia region less than 3 months ago when the former british fore

he was the so-called leader of the national security council for 8 years, the late mr. hashemi rafsanjani , for many years, with his decree, held many responsibilities, including the recognition assembly, which is the characteristic of the leader of the revolution, after all. they are the leader of the revolution, they have a series of expedients , they use forces with different views in other places. this does not mean that everyone had an order from the leader of the revolution. if he is nominated for a position, we must be obliged . there is a danger in this. if we recognize this, we should leave it aside. well, sir, everyone has an order from the leadership. we are against the sect's governorship. if not, i want to say that you told me to speak technically, not technically, i speak , mr. doctor. colleagues, sometimes i hear, of course, with a series of proposed ministers in the same matter , for example, can the opinion of the leader of the revolution be such and such an option? i didn't want to hear such an argument from the ministers. he brought up something somew

shamkhani, he was the leader of the national security council for 8 years, and the late mr. hashemi rafsanjani was responsible for many years by his order. many, including the assembly, recognized that the characteristic of the leader of the revolution was yes. they are the leader of the revolution, they have a series of expedients , they use forces with different views in other places, this does not mean that everyone had an order from the leader of the revolution. there is a danger in this word, if it is misunderstood , the person is that we should put aside the issue of the independence of powers and the decision of the representative and the recognition of this. well, sir, everyone has a ruling from the leadership . as you said, talk technically, not technically, i am talking, mr. doctor, because i sometimes hear dangerous words from some of my colleagues, of course , with a series of proposed ministers on the same grounds, for example, can the opinion of the leader be such and such an option? the leader of the revolution himself has said many times, i want to say that h

previously, he worked in the national security council, the department of defense, the national intelligence and even the cia. since 1991, this fund actively financed organizations engaged in political activities in russia, in the fifteenth year was recognized as an undesirable organization. so human rights activists are in close contact with the authorities and capital. and it turns out that since the cold war, the americans have acquired such a tool that allows. to get into a foreign country under the false flag of a non-governmental organization, but the impudence of czechoslovakia prevails, sometimes they admit it themselves. hrw itself openly admits that it contributed to the coups in eastern europe and the ussr at the end of eighties, attacking the unwanted government through the media direct links with politicians. as a result, the struggle for human rights led to dramatic democratic transformations in the late eighties. thus, non-governmental... the united states, which consisted in the idea of ​​destroying the ussr as an evil empire. as oleg popov claimed, for 20 years, participatin

there is a second way, from which you started, it is a ban through a decision of the national security council, i believe that this is a justified way, but there is none yet, since i personally do not work for the national security council in the parliament, the parliament has... its limits of competence, we registered this the draft law, it was registered a long time ago, it is simply not being considered. another important problem that is now facing ukraine is the reaction of the world, or rather, first of all , pope francis's decision to ban the activity of the moscow church in ukraine, or rather, religious organizations that are connected to russia. federation, president zelenskyi said that the vatican's negative reaction to the law on the prohibition of the activities of religious organizations associated with russia in ukraine indicates the need to strengthen kyiv's work in the world information spaces for defending the true position. let's listen to what zelensky said. there is an influence abroad, primarily in europe, on various religious institutions, and i believe that in the informa

january of the 23rd year, and it was a government bill to implement the decision of the national security councilh the presidential decree, that is , we imagine that such bills should be adopted extremely quickly, in a matter of weeks or counted months, decisions. nbu decree president, this did not happen, and now again, i will remind you that this is a bill that is placed on two pages, only two pages, one fundamental amendment, that's all, that is , there is nothing to refine, rewrite and everything else, and according to this bill there was a consensus in the parliament, it dragged on for a year and seven months, and now the head of state comes out and says, we will make a principled decision, you know, i heard, my eyes were round. the only thing i wanted to ask, mr. president, is who delayed the passage of this bill for a year and seven months. your team in parliament was artificially delayed. i agree, i recall stefanchuk's words that there are no votes for this bill in the parliament. by the way, i believe that the speaker should apologize to his colleagues, people's deputies, to ukrainian so

special review board to conduct a comprehensive review of the role and procedures of the national security council staff in the conduct of foreign and national security policy. i anticipate receiving the reports from the attorney general and the special review board at the earliest possible date upon the completion of these reports. and i will share their findings and conclusions with the congress and the american people. although not directly involved, vice admiral john poindexter has asked to be relieved of his assignment as assistant to the president for national security affairs and to return to another assignment, the navy lieutenant colonel oliver north has been relieved of his duties on the national security council staff. i am deeply troubled that the implementation of a policy aimed at resolving a truly tragic situation in the middle east has resulted in such controversy. as i've stated previously, i believe our policy goals toward iran were well founded. however, the information brought to my attention yesterday convinced me that in one aspect, implementation of that policy was seriously

previously, he worked in the national security council of the ministry of defense, the national intelligence and even the cia. since 1991, this foundation has actively financed organizations engaged in political activities in russia, and in 2015 it was recognized as an undesirable organization. so human rights activists are in close in conjunction with power and capital, it turns out that since the cold war, the americans have acquired. such a tool that allows you to get into a foreign country under the false flag of a non-governmental organization, but the impudence of czechoslovakia prevails, sometimes they themselves admit. hrw itself openly admits that it contributed to the coups in eastern europe and the ussr in the late eighties, attacking the unwanted government through the media and direct connections with politicians. as a result, the fight for human rights led to dramatic, democratic transformations in the late eighties. in this way , the non-governmental organization participated in the implementation of the official us foreign policy doctrine, which consisted of the idea of ​​des

in gaza is the result the inaction of the international community, especially the united nations security council. mr. kanani emphasized the necessity of stopping the attacks of the zionist regime. he said to gaza: iran welcomes every sincere effort to end the crime and establish a ceasefire. but don't consider the american government as a competent government to follow the ceasefire. the spokesperson of the ministry of foreign affairs said: the issue of stopping the attacks on gaza is a global demand, and this issue is related to iran's legitimate and legal right to punish the aggressor. it has nothing to do with the spokesman of the ministry of foreign affairs saying that the request for restraint from iran while the zionist usurper regime is peace and security a region facing a serious threat is an unreasonable request, and iran's response to the aggressive action of the zionist regime is an inherent and legitimate right. regarding this issue and the latest developments in gaza , we are at the service of dr. ebrahim motaghi, a professor at the university of tehran who is with us from shiraz. m

peace and stability in the region. the international community, particularly the united nations security council, cannot remain indifferent to such heinous crimes and must take decisive action to address these." ation and hold the perpetators accountable. the security council must unequivocally condemn israel for its horrible terrorist act as a most serious violation of international law and the charter of the united nation as well as a grave breach of iran's sovereignty and national security. this condemnation should be strong and clear and reflect the international community's rejection of such. of sovereignty and territorial integrity, further more, the security council should take immediate step to hold israel accountable for this act of aggression, this include considering the imposition of sanction and other measures that are necessary to prevent further violation and to signal that the israeli malevolent activities will not be tolerated by the international community. as pronounced by palestinian president mahmoud abbas, the palestinian leadership condemns in the strongest terms, the assa

, of course, i wish in the revision of the constitution in the same way that the supreme national security council mentioned, the expediency council was mentioned, it was good, it was very good , it was included in the constitution, but the fact that it did not come is not the reason for the illegitimacy of legislation in the policy-making area of ​​the cultural council, because it is within the authority of the leadership according to the constitution, so friends who now claim to be legal experts and say that we know the law, and in my opinion, they either don't read the constitution carefully, or they don't believe in principle 110, or they don't believe in principle 57, that is, the discussion is an ideological discussion, it is an ideological critique, not a legal critique, but that dear judge he gave a ruling . i believe that the ruling was completely imprecise and illegal he should not have given such a ruling, because at least if he had seen the statements of the imams of the revolution, both the imam and the supreme leader, who repeatedly said that the decisions of the supreme cultural cou

this is live coverage of the united nations security council meeting, where all julia has called an urgent meeting following and his ran the attack on the school and goes on last week. the cube, at least 100 palestinians bots, that's amazing, has of course expanded into a wider discussion or statement of use should we say about this situation in gaza and also the situation in the west bank we've just heard from dmitri paul young to ski, the russian deputy ambassador to the end security council reiterating many of the points with regards to these humanitarian crisis that is going on, particularly in gaza that had been made previously by others features. however, he did make the point that many of the members of the security council where he said being held hostage by the united states. and that had led to the breakdown of the failure of previous resolutions bar one that had been put forward. the last one, the one that had actually gone forward was won by the us resolution to 75 in which russia obtained. but he also went on to make the points that had the security council members adopted the

previously, he worked in the national security council, the department of defense, the national intelligence council and even the cia. since 1991, this fund has actively financed organizations engaged in political activities in russia, in the fifteenth year it was recognized as an undesirable organization. so human rights activists. in close connection with the authorities and capital, it turns out that since the cold war, the americans have acquired such a tool that allows them to get into a foreign country under a false flag non-governmental organization, but the impudence of czechoslovakia prevails, sometimes they admit themselves. hrw itself openly admits that it contributed to the coups in eastern europe and the ussr in the late eighties, as well as the unwanted government through the media direct connections with politicians. as a result, the fight for human rights. led to dramatic democratic transformations in the late eighties. thus, the non-governmental organization participated in the implementation of the official us foreign policy doctrine, which consisted in the idea destruction

security council enters. naturally, the united nations security council entered it is not possible that when a security council does not come in , the victim country has this inherent right to defend with all its strength in the form of an all-out action that can destroy the origin of the terrorist and do something to prevent the possibility of terrorist action. this is the most legitimate thing that we can do. we can do it, which , naturally, the country's officials will determine the type and manner . thank you very much, mr. azimi. there is , thank you for the country that is being violated, and i bid you farewell, madam dr. now, in general, according to these capacities that exist in the international law system. but wherever a terrorist act is being carried out, state terrorism is also happening. a government and a regime are behind this incident . how much is the requirement ? to what extent are we obliged to a regime that does not adhere to any of these principles? now we want to act completely according to international laws and standards, one thing that we must do. note that this is all the requiremen

so despite the title saying iran holds off, the writers still portrayed what the us national security council spokesperson reiterated, which is at the attack could come any time, so are they holding off because i don't know, because they're giving a chance to see fire talks or is it because they're scared or are they going to attack tomorrow or the us that can't make its mind up. anyway, moving on, we have a piece by the new york times written by matthew poke, big in this piece, which is called why iran has not retaliated. against israel for hamas leaders killing. matthew asks the following questions: why hasn't iran responded yet? matthew answers the question by saying, a spokesman for iran's foreign minister nasir kanani said that it is necessary to punish israel, but that tehran is not interested escalating the regional conflict. he then speaks with an analyst from none other than mouth piece like chatham house, the new president's cabinet, including the foreign minister, is yet to be approved, which is likely to have slowed internal deliver. operations said sanam vakil, a middle east anal

nation. mosaddiq also tells him that the un security council and the h court were not qualified to pass legale iranian us negotiations. شرایطی رو فراهم کردن پیشنهادایی رو با دکتر مصدق تنظیم کردن به دولت انگلیس ارجع دادن ولی دولت انگلیس چون به جمع بندندی رسیده بود که با دو می خواد میگه این به همه دنیا میده اگر حسن نیت داره خب به ما بده چه اصراری داره ما ببینیم در قبال این معامله چی بهش دادیم در کلاس سیاست بده بسون ها هست ولی باید ببینن چی دادن و چی می گیرن کارهای اصل چهار در ایران مردم آمریکا که خواهان خوشبختی مردم ایران هستند می خواهند با ایرانیان در راه بهبود. administration in accordance to the point4 program. the promise however is never made true and mosader's government never receives financial aid. in accordance to truman's point four program, a couple of cows and chickens were sent to iran, and that was that. why the atomic bomb? why all the power? new scientists are blamed for the weapons to be used, killing innocent people to get what? a blood thirsty cult, a terrorist group by nature, the mek. it was formed in 1965 with the aim of taking power in iran after the alster of muhammad ha

problem was uh, i think we at the beginning of the uh, the the gaza... massa at the united nations security council, what we had was a relentless attempts by the other nations except the united states to get sease fire motion passed the un, and of course us kept vetoing it and vetoing it and vetoing it time and time again, but you know what after few months they were worn down and they had to agree to one of these cease fire motions. now these are quite important because of... it lends a legal aspect to the war, the the uh that the um israelis are pursuing uh the massacre they're pursuing and it has ramifications in the international court of justice etc. so i think that the big problem at the moment with the un security council is the lack the lack of uh activity and the lack of muscle being flexed by the chinese uh obviously they're permanent members of the security council. uh and they have also got a vit, but they could be proposing a lot more proactive un actions in the gaza strip uh, particularly to isolate the israeli defense forces and the gazan people, but we i think we should be seeing mu

that is, it is clear that the national security council of russia, they are the national security counciley are convening precisely in order to develop some... unified position now most likely and to think about what can be done, and what can be done, when the main forces, means and their main force support are concentrated in ukraine, then of course they will think about how, in what way, the next units can be brought here to kurshchyna, mr. ivan, i think that that's right, mr. ivan, a fresh statement by kirill budanov appeared, i already mentioned it today, it is about the fact that... the russian offensive, according to him, may last for several more months, it is about three months, so it will be further some decline, says budanov, given the previous experience of various offensives, he says that it is in this time that the enemy can run out of resources, how long do you think such an active offensive of the enemy can last now in the pokrovsky direction, in the kurakhiv direction, in the turkish direction, the most... the enemy is pressing , but if we take the entire front line, then

aimed at ending the hamas israel war, but then the piece, a couple of paragraphs down, says national security council spokesperson john kirby told reporters on thursday, that is one day before the qatar talks began, that an iranian attack could come with little or no... warning and certainly could come in the coming days and this shows us they have really have no idea yeah what's happening so despite the title saying iran holds off the writers still portrayed what the us national security council spokesperson reiterated which is that the attack could come any time so are they holding off uh because i don't know because they're giving a chance to see fire talks or is it because they're scared or are they going to attack tomorrow or the us that can't make its mind up anyway moving on we have a piece by the new york times written by by matthewke big in this piece, which is called why iran has not retaliated against israel for hamas leaders killing. matthew asks the following questions: why hasn't iran responded yet? matthew answers the question by saying, a spokesman for iran's foreign minister, said th

united nations security council, but yet these things are happening and the united states of america appears to be kind of aloof as to what is happening, so time has come more than ever before for the united states of america to come out in very clear terms until the whole world its position on this war between israeli and gaza. very sad and also it is highly challenging and also it is just a provocation today. the entire muslim of the world, this is because this is a straight terrorism. israel has shown to the entire world that it is a state, the greatest state terrorist in this world, there is nothing more to say, israel targets everything, children, women and is supported by the west while islamic countries remain silent. i pray that god holds israel accountable for its actions. if israel is not stopped, islamic countries will be in a pathetic state in the future. what happened is a tragedy. we ask god to grant him the rank of martyers. a few months ago, israel assassinated his family as well, and this is taking place in our neighboring country, iran. this is truly sad. we condemn

we are sure that the decision-making authorities, especially at the head of the supreme national security councile dear and respected president and the opposition leader, who is actually the final authority of the supreme national security council's interviews , will make this decision in an appropriate and accurate manner and implement it at the appropriate time. but that we are in the way if we fall into the zionist trap, this will definitely not happen . we will respond with care and intelligence. of course, the response can have many dimensions, first of all, it can have diplomatic dimensions. of course, we must pay attention to the world public opinion, we must not allow an intellectual consensus to happen against us, we cannot allow a criminal to commit a crime and then play the role of the oppressed. we must manage this . let the zionist be formed, take the throne, let's not let the tyrant and the oppressed change their place, this is a series of political measures, psychological measures , media measures are needed, in addition to the diplomatic measures that should take place in the secu

nation. mosad also tells them that the un's security council and the h court were not qualified to pass legal us negotiations as follows: امریکا دنبال بودن که ظاهر قانون مل حفظ بکنن. اما منافع خودشونم به نوعی با شرایط ۵۰۵ حفظ بکنن. شرایطی رو فراهم کردن. گمانش این بود شاید تبلیغات توده ای ها مؤثر بود که در درون سرمایه داری اختلاف برای جذب سرمایه و جذب سرمایه برای خودش شون بیشتره لذا می گفت در درون سرمایه داری اختلاف زیاده من به وسیله آمریکا در اوایل کار انگلیسا رو بیرون می کنم می خواست انگلیسا رو بیرون کنه اما به فکر این بود از قدرت آمریکا استفاده کنه با اون موقعی که میاد در اصل چهار کمک می خواد میگه این به همه دنیا administration in accordance to the point f program. the promise, however, is never made true, and mosader's government never receives financial aid. in accordance to truman's .4 program, a couple of cows and chickens were sent to iran, and that was that. الحقيقه عندما ياتي الزائر الاجنبي يكون اقتنائنا به اكثر من الازائر العراقيه الحمد لله والشكر تجاوزنا هاي الخطوات كلها جهود الاخوان المؤمنين والمجاهدين والمقاتلين اعمال الموكب مستمره وان شاء الله مستمرين على خط الحسين على quiero de

must be, must lose all the ranks that he received in ukraine, but even at the level of the national security councilember, the national security council, then under poroshenko, abolished the rank kobzon, for example, that is, it was possible to get out of the situation in this way, unfortunately, even the nsdc and danilov did not cancel the rank, and here we are until the 24th of the year of august, and finally, that means in the first reading, mykola, in the first reading, it is not what it was brought up in as a whole, and yet it is obvious what is there, what is there to decide, what may still be for... in the first reading, now this law 11410 has been adopted, they were applauding themselves there, and it is unclear when the second reading will be. yes, let's list first of all who it affects, taisya pavaliy, people's artist, we know you personally, yes, anni lorak, also a people's artist, rabbits, so-called volodymyr danilets and volodymyr myseenko support the aggressor, film artist volodymyr bortko, i generally have a hard time imagining myself, i am with i know him personally, i'm very sorry a

you heard today national security council spokesmanjohn kirby today national security council spokesmann�*s wore and if he wants to ends what is happening in russia you can get out of ukraine. i think there is a little concerned ukrainians can keep it up, that they say they don�*t want to hold onto any territory and hold onto any territory and hold russian territory, but the ukrainians could be in for some losses once the russians have reinforcements. i think the us is hoping this will boost ukrainian morale, will damage russian morale, but strengthen ukraine because my hand at the bargaining table because this is how it is going to end. we have heard _ is how it is going to end. we have heard from some senators who have been in ukraine calling for those restrictions on us provided weapons from being used in russia to be lifted. it is there likely to be any movement on that? i think the us will be very careful about it now because this is the first time the ukrainians orany this is the first time the ukrainians or any country has been on russian soil in decades. certainly ukrainians hav

kirby, john kirby, this is the strategic communications coordinator of the white house national security councilsays that putin can stop the war against ukraine if he is so worried about the situation in the kursk region, i will quote mr. kirby, this is putin's war against ukraine, and if he doesn't like something, if he is not satisfied with something, there is a very simple solution, let him get the hell with ukraine and stop the war - said kirby. judging by the reactions in russia to this course operation, judging by the expression on his face, putin received information about what was happening in kurshchyna and gave instructions to his security forces, can we say that putin's regime suffered a very serious blow, a reputational blow, well, the first inside the russian state , because our western. partners say that he either ends the war, or goes to hell and will continue to receive it in various regions bordering ukraine, as i understand it, voronytsk, bryansk, bilhorodsk, and in such the way war will go back to where it came from? well, it is known that the best negotiator from the side of

what has been enshrined in the united nations security council resolution. ding israeli reports, reports from israeli reports, reports from israeli security officials have placed the blame on benjamin netanyahu for coming up with all kinds of new obstacles and demands to ensure these kinds of talks continue to collapse. important to keep in mind benjamin netanyahu's very political career likely depends on the continuation of this war. 0ne on the continuation of this war. one of the reasons why as recently as a few weeks ago they carried out an assassination on the very hamas political leader engaged in these negotiations.- political leader engaged in these negotiations. what we have been — these negotiations. what we have been hearing _ these negotiations. what we have been hearing as - these negotiations. what we have been hearing as hamas these negotiations. what we - have been hearing as hamas are objecting to certain things in the framework currently being discussed, including keeping israeli troops on gaza �*s border with egypt and also terms related to

the speaker of the guardian condiment, you know, under the laws constitution, we have a national security council of 10 people and have a low teen. ready presence in united national security council. one of those 10 people is this because of that, you know, i me and found him. so when he talks about responding to this service that you can take him serious. i think you will see you, i'm in the sickness of the landing in the military sites and occupies by this time . is there any sites in, in a few days or so you're gone? is that going to respond that? i think the respond is going to be big. is that what you sign a fraud after i need on the engine that was so i need to add these on an embassy. yeah. that zine that's through many months ago that to attacking it on in the territories bank to have a severe response. and i think you're going to see that. yeah, and that's, that's a real worry then, isn't it for let me just go back to what some highly low high uh was saying earlier . and because i think we've just seen disappointing the to arrive but that, but just a quick question to you. i'm holly holl

nation. musadik also tells them that the un security council and the h court were not qualified to pass legal to truman's point four program, a couple of cows and chickens were sent to iran, and that was that. انا ما احكي عن قصه حياتي the story of woman life again. لا اخوان صغار انا متكلفه البيت متكلفه الزرع الحلال كله انا كله مظلوم الشعب مو بس انا كل الشعب كل الشيعه بس الشيعه ولحد الان انا عايش. quiero decir a todos los responsables del equipo de infancia del principado de asturias que son un cortijo. tanto los responsables de la consejería, los juzgados de familia, el equipo psicosocial, ellas y cruz roja todas juntas forman un cortijo, yo no me voy a rendir, no voy a parar hasta recuperar a mi hijo. why the atomic bomb? why all the power? you scientists are blamed for the weapons to be used. killing innocent people to get what? "the world is holding its breath, the whole world is waiting to see what iran does next. iran for 40 years sanctioned, marginalized, reviled, attacked, subject to terrorist attack after attack, and subverted from within. by enemies within has come to the top. iran i

he is a, he will be a member of the supreme national security council. of course, assuming that he gets a vote of confidence, which i think he will, he will be a member of the supreme national security council. he will be the president's most important advisor. when it comes to foreign affairs, he has to be a good relationship with all of the different branches of state. so again, i think he would be considered a safe care, can see that there is no controversy surrounding him. there is no media like a video of him or is it insulting or for a need or are they he does he, there is no videos of him. you know, he's, he's known to be very quiet and professional in nigeria, businesses all counseling. the last is up to 10 days of nationwide protests against the rising cost of living. the demonstration turned violent in many states resulting in the deaths of 22 people have address reports from the northern states have caught up to 10 days of disruptive protest. singer, one of the 10 major markets in get a 2nd most popular city, is slowly coming back to life. reta