we are witnessing the actual presence of security agents of the occupying regime in northern iraq. these two points are the issue of the presence of security agents of the tahainist regime and the presence of terrorist groups. the separatist iranian kurds in northern iraq have two points that, in my opinion , can cast a shadow on the good relations between the islamic republic of iran and the region, so we, mr. sudani, too. yesterday, referring to the fact that iraq will not allow, and of course the regional authorities also announced today that they will not allow the invasion and encroachment of the islamic republic from the territory of iraq and the territory of the region. happened, but at the same time, in my opinion , despite the iraqi authorities pointing this out, the most important point is that all clauses of the agreement should be implemented in full and in the field in a practical way. please accompany me, mr. safavi , let's talk about the political sphere , as i mentioned, common points and points shared with iraq. the issue is confronting the zionist regime, there is

arrived uh in airb from where he will also travel later as we mentioned earlier to sulaymania northern iraq at the official invitation of the kurdistan region's authorities also as we highlighted earlier, this is the first time since the islamic revolution, 1979 that an iranian president is visiting this region, later he's also uh scheduled to inspect various projects undertaken by iranian companies in basara, we're going to keep a close eye on all the latest developments with regards to that as well, but um right now uh the president will be visiting bill uh the kurdistan regional capital the... invitation of the region's head van barzani, he's also scheduled whole talks with kurdish authorities there as well, then he's for the plan to visit another major kurdish city sulaymania, north of iraq, of course we've been covering president's first official foreign visit which took him to neighboring iraq since he landed in the iraqi capital baghdad yesterday heading a high ranking delegate. pesishian arrived in the iraqi capital for a three-day state visit uh that will also uh take him to uh sou

now it has been exported from this border to northern iraq. here is the border of kileh sardasht and the trucks used to export goods they do i loaded from tabriz , i brought some pasta for sardasht, the border of kila, the border is very good , it is close to business, it falls from miand, i am coming, i am empty for the border. sardasht also carries hand-held nylon , hand-held nylon that is produced in tehran, we bring it for export, it is reloaded here in an iraqi car, it goes to iraq, in the first five months of this year compared to last year, the export of goods from this border has increased by 7%. in the first five months of this year , we exported 218,000 tons of all kinds of goods at chile sardasht customs, the value of which is the value of export goods , with the daily arrival of more than 180 trucks at this border. jobs have been created for a thousand people in the region . fortunately, this year, in line with the expansion plans we had for the sardasht kille border, we have been granted permission to export production units. with

in their understanding for us soldiers, place, and sex over tucked his soldiers authorizing in northern iraq almost 20 years ago. police detained 13 members of to be of to these act, the events of 2003 had been job to the whole incident on the events of 2003, involve tractor soldiers operating in northern iraq, where you soldiers apprehended the target soldiers place bags over their heads and took them away for interrogation. this caused the outrage across the country. it caused outrage with an uncle to and also led to the deterioration of us search here relations. and since that point up until now, relations have been sour for the most part. and what we also know is this was not the 1st or it's only isolated events. we understand that in late and 2023 at 16 fighter, just down to a turkish drone in northern syria, the turkish ministry of foreign affairs dumb this event. the 2nd devoted events, which is also essentially as a sign that the us has been targeting turkish troops as well as turkish interests within its immediate region, which is another reason why relations have been deteriorating

very important because in 2004 americans, it put a sack of the head of a talk, your soldier in northern iraq. whenever an american soldier comes to tech. yeah, i use put a sack over his head. if i, we put a side note of the head of an american soldier. but on the head of american aggression, for instance, it's not just about a round of american soldier arriving. this is widespread. american aggression world wide the most importantly, it is also a threat to russia. it is also a threat to palestine. these, the mediterranean has become the center of all these threats and dangerous. we say the base is on the greek shows and the american build up in the east admitted to radiate as a serious threat and on i think you took it, but also to russia. it syria, post on iraq and the rom americans actions the 3rd stream that what we did seems very mild in comparison. i mean the palestinian people are resisting americans extremism. the heretic russian soldiers are fighting against that extremism in ukraine. some american support has made coded extreme, but america must also know that it cannot achieve its

the low cost of transportation close to the big cities of northern iraq is one of the advantages of this border for export. customs predicts that by the end of this year, exports from kilah border will reach 20 million dollars. khalid amini of marz kileh sardasht news agency. the managing director of the energy exchange said that the electricity saving certificate market is waiting for the notification of tawanir's instructions to the distribution companies. to according to mr. naqvi , this market will not be launched until this order is issued to prevent the loss of applicants. well, there must be a recipe that supposes a subscriber who buys the part here, listens to the consumption of electricity, well, according to a process for the required period, it should be transferred to the company, or now to the regional electricity company. or provide an explanation depending on the place of consumption and it will be applied to the subscriber's bill in that period, that is, the volume of the purchased device will be reduced from the volume of electricity consumption. this requires a procedur

back in their understanding for us soldiers place and sex, oma took his soldiers authorizing in northern iraq almost 20 years ago. police detained 13 members of to be up to these act. the events of 2003 had been jumped to the whole incident on the events of 2003, involve tractor soldiers operating in northern iraq where us soldiers apprehended the turkey soldiers placed bags over their heads and took them away for interrogation. this cause outrage across the country. it caused outrage with an uncle to and also led to the deterioration of us search here relations. and since that point up until now, relations have been sour for the most part. and what we also know is this was not the 1st or only isolated events we understand late in 2023, at 16 fighter, just down to a turkish drone in northern syria, the turkish ministry of foreign affairs dumb this event. the 2nd devoted events, which is also essentially ass signed that the us has been targeting turkish troops, as well as turkish interest within its immediate region, which is another reason why relations happens. interior reading have not been

and that is, of course, when target soldiers were in northern iraq carrying out military activities, they were surrounded and apprehended by us. soldiers bags were place over their heads, hence the name hood events, and more importantly, they were taken away to be interrogated. now this was an event that caused a great deal about rage, deteriorated us towards the relations and since then it has been very difficult to patch things up, but more probably because late last year in 2023 there was a similar scenario when us have 16 shot down a turkish drone in northern syria. the turkish ministry of foreign affairs dumped the incident. a 2nd to hood events, essentially tying it to the disregard or disrespect towards charges forces as well as its politics within the country and within the region. but what we're looking at right now is of course of resentment across the country growing because this event is not just isolated to the events in god's ice, not isolated to the events which took place and is made whether that's in 20242023 or 2014 everything back to the early 2000. but we do know

been jumped to the whole incident on the events of 2003, involve tractor soldiers operating in northern iraq, where you soldiers apprehended the trick. the soldiers placed bags over their heads and took them away for interrogation. this cause outrage across the country. it caused outrage with its own code and also led to the deterioration of us search and relations. and since that point up until now, relations have been sour for the most part. and what we also know is this was not the 1st or i only isolated events. we understand that in late in 2023 of 16 fighter, just down to a turkish drone in northern syria, the turkish ministry of foreign affairs dumb this event. the 2nd devoted events, which is also essentially as a sign that the us has been targeting turkish troops as well as turkish interest within its immediate region, which is another reason why relations happens. interior reading have not been improving, but the resentment does not just of the end that we understand that in the late 2023 protest as marched towards us air base in engine. i don't know if this is, of course, a matter

president to different regions of iraq and we saw that today the northern region of iraq hosted the president of the islamic republic of iran, and one of the issues that have caused concern between the two countries is the security issue, the presence of terrorists in the territory of the region. put on the implementation of this agreement. yes, in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful. well , it has been about a year and a half since the signing of the security agreement between the islamic republic of iran and the republic of iraq. well, last year , we were almost on the threshold of the first anniversary of the ultimatum that our country gave to the iraqi authorities, and in fact the kurdistan region has issued a statement on the implementation of the security agreement agreements between iran and iraq, although we have seen that parts of this agreement have been implemented during this period, but unfortunately there is still this capacity for the pending parts of this security agreement. the rest should be implemented. in this sense, i say that this agreement has not be

equivalent of, so 450 kg of waste. equivalent yes, which was repeatedly used by iran to strike both northern iraq, and some israeli targets, as they claimed, american, so for some structures of the islamic state in the north of syria, that is, it is a very good, good missile, that is, in principle, hezbollah has all the capabilities to hit all the whole, but they do not do this yet, not yet, they hold it, i do not know, there is their own strategic, that is, some kind of thinking, when to use it and so on and so forth, yes, they can do this... yemeni missile, but it does not fly far, 10 km, spend 500 kg in equivalent, that's it, that's it, i do not know how they do it, by the way, out of twenty three universities that are located on the territory of yemen in general, and some of them in san, because the capital, seven international different structures recognize the diploma, that is, you do not need to think that there are some kind of people there, well, that is why the tans removed the sanda, as they gave about the cromels, that is. groups led by hamas in the gaza strip, especially since the is

also in the kurdistan region of iraq to meet and talk with the authorities of sulaymaniyah in northern iraq he also entered this area, but last night, the president went to visit the holy shrines of imams javadin (peace be upon him) in the city of kazmin at the same time as the night of martyrdom of hazrat imam hassan askari (peace be upon him). billions of tomans have been deposited to the farmers' accounts, equivalent to 76% of the time. the deputy minister of agricultural jihad added that less than 50 thousand billion tomans of wheat farmers' claims are left , and the payment of which is being followed up. rath also said that so far 1,620,000 tons more than last year and 476,000 tons more than 1401 domestic wheat have been purchased. the secretary of the supreme national security council of our country along with other members participating in the meeting of brics high security officials met with the president of russia. before this meeting, mr. ahmadian said at the joint meeting of high-ranking security officials of brics and other southern countries: america and its allies have taken i

it will be criminal and disciplinary, rizwan basfa , qal nostaei news agency, in northern iraq, witha daily population of approximately 1,500 to 2,000 villagers, who are faced with the destruction of their ancient ruins these days , was the peak, the soil of the peak, which was sleeping, has turned its back. red, a series of rocks, stones, lime, etc. , they brought a man of god of sind who was piled up, and their skeletons are still there, don't you? this is the edge of this historical area . it has arrived, but actually the conditions are not very favorable now, no fencing has been done, there are about 6 people on this hill. the history of the residential building or now , so to speak, a series of other uses have come to be established , none of which can be documented. this hill has been around for several thousand years, no one can climb the hill. it has been constructed, the investigations tell the story of the history of this hill before christ . e in this context, he informed the provincial judiciary and said that this hill is located within the territory of hadi, it is possib

sulaymaniyah was the second destination in northern iraq. ollowing, a memory of the late jalal talabani, the former president of iraq. pilgrimage to atbat aliat hassan was the end of the plans for the second day of the trip. god bless ali muhammad. the third day was the destination of southern iraq. here, basra's urban planning and strategy, the president announced a special follow-up among the elite academicians of the southern provinces of iraq. i am poisoned i came back to follow the route of shalamche-besreh train with strength and precision so that we can connect this route quickly, god willing. and asked a question. if we muslims are brothers with each belief now. let's do it or make brotherhood, israel can massacre the muslims every day with its so-called population . on his return, the president expressed the most important achievement of this intensive trip like this. the goals we were pursuing were ultimately to create unity and cohesion so that we can have a common vision in one language in relation to our cultural and social relat

yesterday, the president traveled to northern iraq and met with the officials of the kurdistan region of iraq and attended the meeting of the patriotic union. in terms of culture, economy, science, politics and security , it is something that we can help each other let's accompany and prepare the ground for growth, development and excellence. mr. bizikian, last night , he was allowed to visit the shrine of amir al-mu'minin ali (peace be upon him) in najaf ashraf and also the shrine of hazrat aba abdullah al-hussein (peace be upon him) in karbala. medical assistants have been on the agenda of the ministry of health since the end of this year. the deputy education minister of the ministry of health said that the salaries of assistants have been increased since the beginning of the year, but some universities were lacking in this regard. some universities have been added since the beginning of this year. yes , some universities are actually pretending to pay this money later. a mandatory requirement. the vast majority of universities are paying that money , but again, it is very little,

new castle, a village in northern iraq, with a population of approximately 1,500 to 2,000 villagers these days with the destruction of its ancient site , the peak has been turned upside down. kut, stone, lime, and all this, a servant of god brought the document, which was a stack, and smashed it all. their skeletons are still there. people here are on the edge of this historical area. there is also a sign installed by the cultural heritage here, which has been registered in the national register, but in fact, the conditions now it is not very favorable, no fencing has been done, about 6 people on this historic hill, the building of the provincial judiciary informed and said: "this hill is located within the scope of hadi's plan, it is possible that someone around this castle may have a title deed." ok, and you can do construction there now , but inside the arena, even if you have a document , there is no possibility of construction because it is a historical hill. it is a crime of the cultural heritage building of the province to preserve historical monuments with the cooperation of the p

siblings, grew up happy in the shadow of mount donald on a dormant volcano near the caspian sea in northern iraq. she began modeling as a teenager, the and these will make republican modeling is a legal without a head scarf. fashion shows here only take place underground and public women have to follow strict rules of attire. well, the 1st time i was arrested by morales to police, i was 13, i was just a child and i thought i was doing something wrong. and what i was 16 i was taken. i was assaulted sexually raped, and all of that. have you age of 16? it pro 20 age sassik mean to so many pieces. it took me decade to put it back together in 2014 find new. she left her home for a year. although she had studied architecture, she was quickly signed to international modeling agencies. the iranian spaces, especially popular in the arabic fashion scene, often appearing on the cover of both a radio. she frequently appears that major fashion shows such as this one in paris, the level of freedom that that was the 1st thing that blew my mind. at 1st, when i moved to europe, i just wanted to put headphones on

camp was attacked." against the headquarters of the separatist groups in the depth of the northern region of iraq. terrorists are stationed at the border now. even the northern region of iraq is not located in the border. we are with the terrorists. we are on the same border. they should show their responsibility and settle in the borders to prevent terrorist acts. the irgc continues to emphasize that. the authority of the islamic republic means the display of this authority in the framework of the right to defense. it became clear to everyone that the islamic republic does not compare with anyone in terms of security, but it is a fact that the federal government was also worried that its borders would be insecure, that the borders would be in such a way that it could destroy the roads of the country, and the kurdish leaders of iraq were also worried. this operation was a show of authority. the issue was not that we fought with several anti-revolutionary terrorist groups in iraqi kurdistan, in fact , it was an arrogant act to thwart the front's plan, israel had taken shelter there, it had set up

new castle, a village in northern iraq, with a daily population of approximately 1,500 to 2,000 villagers, which these days are destroyed by the destruction of the ancient site it is facing. in this historical area, there is also a signboard installed by the cultural heritage, which has been registered here, but in fact, the conditions are not very favorable now, there is no fence. about 6 people have built a residential building on this historical hill or now , so to speak, a series of other users have come to believe that none of them can have a document on the historical hill. this hill is about several thousand years old. no one can build on the hill. the surveys tell us about the history of this hill before christ. according to the document he gave us. mahmoudi, the deputy of cultural heritage of the province , informed about the filing of a case in this field in the provincial judiciary and said: "this citizen is within the scope of the plans, it is possible that someone around this castle may have a title deed and construction can be done there , but within the arena." even if they

back in their understanding for us soldiers, place, and sex over took his soldiers authorizing in northern iraq almost 20 years ago. police pertains to a team members of to be of, to these act, to the hood, event of 2003 dates back to an event. when us soldiers, essentially gathered truck of soldiers placed holds over their heads. but i took them away for interrogation. and this caused a great deal of resentment among the turkish populace. and since that day, up until this point is still a matter that is discussed, not just in politics but in everyday society. but this is not the 1st or the last scenario, which of course targeted to turkish nationals or target soldiers. we understand that in 2023 just late last year. the us was also interested in downing a turkish drone that was operating in northern syria. the turkish ministry of foreign affairs dump the event as a 2nd hood event. and this is of course, in addition to a great deal of complications dating back to the past 20 years. this is of course, in reference to how the united states deals with on good a treats on color and vice versa. but

the turks have come gone in with their military as well and are supplying solidly and keeping northern syria iraq they they suffered humiliation there of course all of their proxy is... brigades were defeated and they watched and analyze this, they've understood that the axess

because the turks have come gone in with their military as well as supplying solid and keeping northern syria iraq they they suffered humiliation there of course all of their proxy isis brigades were defeated and they watched and analyze this they've understood that the... of resistance is uh military tactics and their their their ability on the ground is something that i don't think they can really take on and the level of damage or soldiers that would be killed in any any ground battles with americans involved would make it very hard for them to justify that to the american public so on the one hand if the americans were to come in they know very well that they will come away with huge losses and there would be a strong chance of of defeat essentially. just as they've been defeated consistently over the last 30 to 40 years in any engagement they've done with with iran or the axis. now as to whether iran should get involved, of course many people want iran to to go in heavily, but the islamic republic of iran knows what this means. first of all, if iran comes in head-on, it automatically gives am

and they have taught in northern iraq by in northern part of the gulf stream, including 4 other people killed across the city of it through the intense bombing campaign on residential homes. what's really concerning this time is the fact that not only these really military has been using food as starvation as a web fence. and this works. but the fact that it, it started the bulldozing areas in which people looked after and started to plan their fluids because food has been very, very short in terms of its terms of food supplies, getting into the northern part goals in terms of other basic the fact that the p people came up with the turnover and started to find it, whatever areas that was available for farming in northern garza and honey it's, it's not just food, it's water, it's disease. how all the medical facilities and the hospitals dealing with all the effects of that well, as of now, it's safe to say that it's a multi layer task or via across the gaza strip. old public facility use old public health care facilities, happy. it's either destroyed completely or severely damaged. here

and i would extend that into northern iraq as well. so i i would i would also go there with it in of air defense systems. you're going to to be more specific, if you want me to talk about that, as to what you what you're talking about, what specific against what threat are you describing. she's coming with a microphone. against the iranian threat. as you know, kurdistan, your loyal ally in, the middle and under attack. drones by militia, by missile. this you know congress possible to promote this system to control how is important you protect your ally and so your on the region. got it. i understand i certainly think we want to ensure that the pesh have the ability to protect themselves against isis attacks and violent extremist attacks in every way that they in every way that we can do that. i would certainly support that. yes. okay, gentlemen, all the way in the back for the mic. yes. my name is roger koch. i'm a retired international for comms at, ibm, verizon and how have you had metaphorically sort of stepped up to the edge of the

equivalent, so 450 kg of waste equivalent, yes, which was repeatedly used by iran to strike both northern iraq israeli targets, as they claimed american, and some structures of the islamic state in northern syria, that is, this very good good missile, that is, in principle, hezbollah. nabika has some missiles, that is , something else, but they are not doing this yet, and to reach tel aviv, and besides, that means, we should expect, that means, gradual involvement in the conflict ansarallah, these are the houthis, as we call them, as is known, no one disputes that they have hypersonic missiles capable of reaching any place, well, at least they have missiles that have hypersonic written on them, no, these are western specialists. it is not for nothing that you you're laughing, so the last strike on, so on the object of one of the factories in tel aviv near tel aviv, so the americans admit that it was carried out by a missile that traveled 2,040 km in 11.5 minutes, yes, it hit this target, this is a hypersonic missile, you can laugh as much as you like, no, well, it's just that in our definition

ground force says that i said this plateau at 1:00 p.m. 3 minutes later, the reporter of the northern region of iraq was an interview for the first wave of irgc missile attack. with one of the so-called leaders of these groups, at the same moment we were filming , we were targeted by ballistic missiles and had to hide ourselves somewhere. this is the story of voice of america reporter who was stationed in the same place and another image of the attack.

iraq. in northern israel, schools have been closed until at least tomorrow night, hospitals have been toldan only operate in secure areas and one hospital has been transferring patients to an underground car park. beaches have been closed and people have been told, in some areas, have been told they need to be near secure shelters at all time, so effectively being near bomb shelters. some of the missiles that came in overnight from hezbollah has been described by the israeli military as going further and deeper than seen before during this almost year long conflict with hezbollah, so that means farther south. and we have seen missiles around haifa in northern israel, we saw some houses damaged, some people have been injured and hezbollah said it was targeting an airbase and a defence company in the north of the area. but i think what this shows is that hezbollah, despite of all of the targeting of it this week, in ways it has become used to in the airstrikes and in the ways that never imagined to be targeted such as the pager and walkie—talkie explosions, despite all that, it is still capa

syria, iraq, there is no northern support, sometimes, when they want, but there is no real global humanhts organization. since june 13 , a buffer zone has been operating in poland, that is, the sections of the border where nazism flourishes, where people are maimed and killed, have become a restricted area, journalists, volunteers, doctors are not allowed there, in fact, now the border guards there have only one task: kill and bury, as chechka said, and absolutely legally, in poland they proposed a law allowing security forces to shoot without warning, this is real fascism in the center of europe. in just six months , 2024 soldiers and... border guards of the polish army fired 1390 shots on the polish-belarusian border, do you record all these stories, write them down somewhere? we write most of them down in our heads, but there are a lot of cases, so we didn't have time to write them all down, so why is the world community silent, translator - this is not the main job ali, but you also work in the organization, right? in which e i worked as a translator, yeah, so i worked in the intern

we know they, they want to keep northern israel, say from hezbollah. iraq is, but how far do they want to take it? we don't actually know where we're back to. it's the scenario right? is real, knows how to destroy and it thinks that if it can, you know, destroy in the store in the story. it's going to achieve something. um, but i think that, you know, ultimately this is a miscalculation on israel sports that you know, they can kill leaders, right? but ultimately these are leaders who are basically they pray for him or martyrdom. so they build institutions based on this idea that they can be monitored at any moment. so taking them out, i mean, you know, if you go ahead, do you know, take them out, but you're going to create new leaders and a new sort of a new will. uh, new resistance. it's, i think, at the end of the day, you're only going to see, so you know destruction from israel, but i don't in terms of achieving objectives. it's hard to see. sammy here, man is associated professor at northwestern university of guitar. thank you very much for joining us in this. thank you. it is now

i went to northern ireland, i went to iraq, i went to colombia, i went to bosnia and herzegovina, and i really started to see this, the common threads between all of these different stories, and why we fight culminated in a gallery experience, and lot of people have asked me, like, can you put this online, and when i was conducting these interviews, i was not, i didn't have the following that i have today, and i don't necessarily feel that it would be safe to put some... these interviews online, it could put people at risk, but it culminated in this gallery experience, and the gallery went like this: you had the portrait or the photo of the person who fought, and then you have their personal motivation for taking up arms and all identifying information was rejected from that personal narrative, and so you had to look these people in the eye and hear their story without knowing if this was from a group you agreed with or didn't agree with, and lot of people couldn't tell who who the people. from or what groups? yeah, yeah, and i and i created this for a audience in the us, because i th

motivations. so why we fight started in lebanon and it took me all over the world, i went to northern ireland, i went to iraq, i went to colombia, i went to bosnia and herzegovina, and i really started to... see this the common threads between all of these different stories and why we fight culminated in a gallery experience and lot of people have asked me like can you put this online and when i was conducting these interviews i was not i didn't have the following that i have today and i don't necessarily feel that it would be safe to put some of these interviews online it could put people at risk but it culminated in this gallery experience and the gallery went like this you had the portrait or the photo of the person who fought and then you have their person personal motivation for taking up arms and all identifying information was redacted from that personal narrative and so you had to look these people in the eye and hear their story without knowing if this was from a group you agreed with or didn't agree with and lot of people couldn't tell who who the people were from or what groups yeah yeah and i and