, that is, over 51 percent of the polls conducted in pakistan, the people of pakistan are interested in him , even in we gave pakistan the right to face the issue of kashmir and we stood fully behind pakistan and during saddam's war against iran, pakistan was not made public now, but it supplied us with many military aircraft parts and weapons, and from the islamic republic of iran. iran supported our nuclear program , for the first time, mr. abdul qadir khan provided us with his plans and helped us in a way . historical, linguistic and cultural roots. common and also that the anti-american and anti -zionist feeling that pakistanis have has caused them to be close to the islamic republic of iran, so i want to say this now , there are groups on both sides of the border, that is, in pakistan's balochistan and in iran's balochistan. kind of they are looking for separatism, so pakistan today openly announced that there are iranians inside pakistan. it cannot exercise its power in some mountainous areas, such as mount sabzi, which was precisely targeted by irgc missiles, so after a long w

iran and pakistan have indeed had very constructive relations throughout the years. existence of pakistanas independent states, in addition, iran supported pakistan, say, in conflicts with india, just as pakistan supported iran during the iran-iraq war. pakistan depends to a large extent on iran in the supply of energy carriers, and so on, i am not talking about the cultural traditions there that date back to the middle ages, about the iranian heritage in pakistan, about the friendly attitude of the peoples of both countries, so what happened caused in pakistan a violent reaction, not only among officials, but also among experts, former, state officials, this is very much being discussed actively during these days, and calls are being made to, of course, move to the usual diplomatic dialogue, to consultations, including between the security forces, border guards and so on, as it was before, because indeed, there are separatist groups, there are terrorist groups on both sides of the border, but the countries have so far somehow managed to avoid such strong escalations, i also want to say t

now , what they want is pakistan.t cannot be detected in some mountainous areas, such as this green mountain, which is accurately targeted by irgc missiles it was targeted, therefore, after a long warning, iran carried out that operation. pakistan also clearly stated that we did not have sovereignty over there, which means we cannot exercise sovereignty. this means that they considered iran to be right for the attack. we did not have sovereignty over those areas, which means they accept it. terrorists have a base there and are doing sabotage against iran, therefore, both to express their domestic public opinion and convince them that the insults done by the indians means that the indians are considered enemies of pakistan in two ways. the last day, they heavily propagated and tried to provoke, and pakistan officially announced that we did not target the iranians, we did not target the baloch liberation front, that is, the balochistan liberation front , we targeted us, and we did not even target any iranians. we don't,

pakistan has recalled its ambassador— theo? pakistan has recalled its ambassador to _ theo?led its ambassador to iran -- - theo? pakistan has recalled its ambassador to iran -- what - theo? pakistan has recalled its| ambassador to iran -- what are theo? pakistan has recalled its - ambassador to iran -- what are they doinu in ambassador to iran -- what are they doing in balochistan? _ ambassador to iran -- what are they doing in balochistan? the _ doing in balochistan? the relationship between pakistan and iran is described as a brotherly but where do you see the relationship now given that diplomatic tensions are ratcheting up at the same time as military? what i would say, in the last 18 months that i spent as the last 18 months that i spent as the foreign minister of pakistan, one of the countries we had the most engagement with but the most improvement in our bilateral ties with is between pakistan and iran. the last five years, in fact. i do hope, the ball is very much in tehran a's court but i hope this does not lead to a further increase or escalation in tensions. shar

on pakistan.bc understands tata steel is to close blast furnaces in port talbot, with the loss of up to 3,000 jobs. and japan looks to the stars as it plans the country's first ever moon landing. we begin in uvalde, texas, where a long—awaited report into a deadly school shooting has been highly critical of the police. it found, what they describe, as a cascading failures of leadership, decision—making, tactics, policy and training. when the gunman burst into robb elementary school in 2022 hundreds of police officer rushed to the scene — but it took more than an hour for them to confront him. in that time, the gunman murdered 19 students and 2 teachers. that delay sparked outrage among the victims�* families and across the us more widely, and it prompted the us department ofjustice to investigate, producing today's report that runs 600 pages long. the us attorney general — merrick garland — visited families in uvalde, said the victims and survivors of the mass shooting deserved better. the law enf

we what is going on between pakistan and iran. ~ ., ., what is going on between pakistan and iran. ~statement from the foreign — and iran. we had a statement from the foreign ministry _ and iran. we had a statement from the foreign ministry of _ and iran. we had a statement from the foreign ministry of pakistan - the foreign ministry of pakistan confirming pakistan had launched attacks on what they say are terrorist groups operating inside iran. this of course comes after iran. this of course comes after iran admitted yesterday it had carried out attacks inside pakistan borders on militant groups operating inside pakistan. this is a bit of an ongoing discussion between pakistan and iran, there have been a lot of accusations over the course of years that pakistan and iran accused the other of harbouring terrorist militant groups inside the borders, they have come across the border, carried out and have gone back across which makes it different for security forces to go and get justice. that is the backdrop to this but the other thing to bear in mind as pakistan and iran had up until s

and pakistan are saying that, we did not kill pakistan foreign — that, we did not kill pakistan foreignations. it should probably be the end of— conversations. it should probably be the end of it. conversations. it should probably be the end of it— the end of it. thank you very much for “oininr the end of it. thank you very much forjoining us— the end of it. thank you very much forjoining us this _ the end of it. thank you very much forjoining us this morning - the end of it. thank you very much forjoining us this morning stop i the united states says it has carried out another round of airstrikes against houthi targets in yemen. the us military says it targeted i4 missiles which were ready to be launched. the operation came shortly after an american—owned commercial vessel was hit by a drone fired from houthi controlled territory on wednesday. the stop united states says it has carried out another round of airstrikes against houthi targets in yemen. the us military says it targeted i4 and finding about eight delivery to gaza. in the last few minutes, the nominations for this year's baf

iranian airstrikes on pakistan. the two iranian air strikes on pakistan.ey've long accused each other of having militant groups along the frontier. rubble and dust. the aftermath of today's strike by pakistan in iran. nine killed, say iran's state media, children and women among them. pakistan says this was about national security. pakistan undertook a series of highly coordinated, and specifically targeted, precision military strikes against terrorist hideouts in sistan and baluchestan province of iran. this action is a manifestation of pakistan's unflinching resolve to protect and defend its national security against all threats. most are seeing pakistan's attack as a response to this — iran's missile strike inside pakistan two days ago, on what it claims was a terrorist base. pakistan says two children died. iran's justification is strikingly translation: we won'tl allow them to play games with our national security. when it comes to the security of our country, we won't stand upon ceremony with terrorists in pakistan. iran has been trying to show its s

pakistan on its territory. the princess of wales temporary spec two step back from duties for health reasons. as china's population falls for the second year in a row we will take a look at what it means for china. the british prime minister is facing a test of his authority over sending migrants to rwanda. rishi sunak is trying to revive proposals to send asylum—seekers to the east country arguing it will deter people from crossing the english channel from small boats in france. he suffered the biggest rebellion of his premiership in parliament last night. two deputy chairs of the conservative party resigned saying the bill wasn't tough enough for that. the bill wasn't tough enough for that. mps are now due to vote on the prime minister's landmark bill. here's our political editor, chris mason. this was over this morning. the rwanda bill is about putting people off attempting crossing. but no one who's made this journey has been sent there yet. what does the rwandan president make of it all? you are getting hu

"and it's operating in some parts of pakistan in sistan and baluchistan province of pakistan, they haveken the shelter there, and we have time and again spoken to security and military officials as well as political officials of pakistan on several occasions and they had several operations conducted in iran including in rosk iranian city they killed our..." however, we do not allow national security of israel to be ridicule, and no about ceremony in providing. so what we have done helps provide security for iran, pakistan, iraq and the region. security in iraq and pakistan is stand amound to security of iran. and pakistan in government both disagree with what you said. um minister, let me ask you, you came on my program and beana, my colleague, interviewed you in october 29th, she asked, do you want the war to spread? and you said no, we do not want the war to spread, we do not want escalation. since then, hezbollah has launched attacks against israel, the hoothies are attacking ships in the in the red sea, you have uh... attacked iraq, you have attacked pakistan, it certainly seems lik

a rainy encounter part from returning to pakistan. pakistan scared, ticket prime minister, and the bar will have cut car cut shorts. his visit to the world economic forum and davos is advanced on fold. regional powers have ers to come from both sides. boon gave me that off as a sort of all region does not need more problems and conflicts. now we see that the war in gaza unfortunately escalates regional tensions. we saw this tension reflected in 11 on yeah, syria, iraq, yemen, the persian gulf and of the red sea. in addition to all this, unfortunately, we have been closely following developments between pakistan and iran over the last 2 days with consent approval. i get it submitted today and it said that you're not talking videos. well, officials trade accusations protesters have taken to the streets of islam about to denounce the strikes on pakistan's territory. they are saying attack can nuclear arm to pakistan would be dangerous for the whole world. what do the restaurants between pakistan and iran mean for the region and for the rest of the world? the joining me now is getting stei

pakistan is a strong military power. everything is good with our economy, but in the military sphere there is complete order. the east would not be the east without a slight touch of conspiracy theories. the pakistani side was forced to act, especially because the indians. did not fail to humiliate them by pointing out their weakness. and in pakistan, elections are coming up, where the military is the main force. a few days ago , iran hosted distinguished guests from india. and so some people ask us: is n’t one connected to the other? indians don’t accidentally we asked them to test us out, but one thing calms us down a little, everyone understands that a big war will not make anyone happy. iraq is a victim of constant wars. just from recent memory, there were three of them. enough. we hope that there will be mediators, for example, russia, who will help restore peace and stability here. this is a good opportunity for yours. doesn’t want to, there are also a lot of events and very different , about this after the adverti

pakistan previously recalled its ambassador from iran after iran carried out attacks on targets in pakistanat the same time, against this background, iran declares the country’s readiness to strengthen cooperation with pakistan. could you explain iran's actions, what goals is tehran currently pursuing? yes, and how can events develop in this context? to be honest, this is a rather unexpected factor in global tension, because... in general , pakistan and iran for many years, even decades , were considered, if not allies, then countries that treat each other quite kindly, and so did pakistan, even when they were he supported the events in afghanistan, which means the pakistani mujahideen, then, and iran, in general, partially financed it somewhere, but the fact is that there is a third force, this is belozhestan. these are separatists who are located in the border regions of iran and in the border regions of pakistan, who declare their rights to create their own state, and there are these groups of terrorists who are trying to prove their case with weapons in their hands, in general they prov

after iranian attacks on pakistan.ses teachers and civil servants are among tens of thousands walking out over pay in northern ireland's largest ever strike. rishi sunak urges the house of lords to �*do the right thing' and back his rwanda migrant legislation, after it passed its third reading in the commons. the prince of wales has visited his wife in hospital where she is recuperating after abdominal surgery. and queen camilla has given this update on king charles. haw surgery. and queen camilla has given this update on king charles.— this update on king charles. how is his majesty? _ this update on king charles. how is his majesty? he — this update on king charles. how is his majesty? he his _ this update on king charles. how is his majesty? he his fine, _ this update on king charles. how is his majesty? he his fine, thank- this update on king charles. how is| his majesty? he his fine, thank you his ma'esty? he his fine, thank you ve his majesty? he his fine, thank you very much. — his majesty? he his fine, thank yo

pakistan says two children died. iran's justification is strikingly similar to pakistan's.we won'tl allow them to play games with our national security. when it comes to the security of our country, we won't stand upon ceremony with terrorists in pakistan. iran has been trying to show its strength in the region with strikes in syria and iraq, too. now it's seen a strike on its own soil and there are fears things could escalate. despite this strike, pakistan says it doesn't want a fight. and you can see the background to this. the economy here is weak. there's political instability. there's an election due in less than a month, and there are already difficult relations with india and neighbouring afghanistan. iran, too, has plenty occupying it, but there's real concern about how it might react. the hope is that they would use one of the many channels they have available to them, foreign office, the embassy in islamabad, the military channels that it has open to it, in order to reach out and try and de—escalate the situation. and there are some indications that that might act

and of course, in pakistan as well. and the group that it targeted is a group that as long worried around because it is carried out attacks and around in the task or on his long been worried that pakistan has not done enough to deal with this group. a former peg as to any foreign ministry told us earlier today that the country had no choice but to respond with force. do you agree, was that the only choice pakistan had as well? yeah, i think that um, it would have been difficult for pakistan not to respond. i think the main reason for that is that um it knows that 1st of all the strike that are on carried out was unprecedented. ron has carried out these types of cross border activities to target in to your on militants impact this done in the past, but not putting on the scale in terms of the type of weaponry involved and, and the casualties and so on. so i think that was one reason why bucks on had to respond. the more important reason why it had to respond was it, it had to restore to turns as quickly as possible. it k

republic of pakistan.is also in the minds of lot of people, because this is certainly we have been able to to bring this situation back to normal. in the shortest possible time, but you need to understand that in the last 70 years or so, pakistan and iran have developed a robust cooperation between themselves. we have strong people to people context, we have religious ties, we have historical ties, we have cultural ties between our two countries, and these ties are extremely important for our two countries to to have a common " security and common development, peace and prosperity for each other, you you have several channels of communication between our two sides, at the leadership level, there are strong channels of communications, i have had the pleasure of interacting with my brother amir abdul a number of occasions and we have established a degree of trust between each other. "we are able to discuss issues on a regular basis on telephone with each other, then we have channels of communications between

. >> ♪ many attack from iraq and pakistan.rin was relations and sovereignty of both nations and this is just over 30 minutes. m. >> iran has used -- [inaudible] >> both countries believe this is a gross violation of their sovereignty, both countries have protested, why are you doing this? >> we enjoy very good relations with both of the countries. we have talked and agreed for several times on the necessity of fighting terrorism and providing securities to very long shared borders, agreements between us, what happened yesterday actually two days back and the semiautonomous region had to do with the elements and agents of the israeli regime. we carried out -- they carried out operations inside iran, terrorist act attacks and israel took responsibility for them especially there was one against one of our facilities and the republic of iran, any kind of action that is carried out bethe region against our people, the republic of iran we will respond to it vigorously. we hit the base and region of iraq and we hit it with precision

two days after iranian attacks on pakistan. nurses, teachers and civil servants are among tens of thousands walking out over pay in northern ireland's biggest strike yet. rishi sunak urges the house of lords to "do the right thing" and back his rwanda migrant legislation, after it passed its third reading in the commons. people know that if they come here illegally they will be detained and swiftly removed, that is what the rwanda bill delivers. the prince of wales has visited his wife in hospital where she is recuperating from abdominal surgery. and in the past hour the queen gave this update on the king. how is he? he is fine, thank you very much- _ how is he? he is fine, thank you very much- he — how is he? he is fine, thank you very much. he is— how is he? he is fine, thank you very much. he is looking - how is he? he is fine, thank you | very much. he is looking forward how is he? he is fine, thank you i very much. he is looking forward to getting _ very much. he is looking forward to getting back to work. hello, i m sarah

violation of pakistan's airspace.tan has recalled its ambassador to iran. and it has told that iran's ambassador to pakistan, currently at of the country, not to return. the backdrop to all of this, and the reason why this is getting more attention, is because of the timing. the fact that iran has in recent days hit both iraq and syria. it's a justs that iran is trying to show a display of strength and force against any group that it considers to be a threat. samantha: let's go live to a research fellow for south and central asian defense, strategy and diplomacy at the international institute for strategic studies. good to happy with us. what is your assessment of what iran is trying to achieve with this strike in pakistan? >> thank you for the opportunity. i think i ran -- i think iran is escalating its behavior and its armed use of force against a number of countries. what is surprising is the extent to which it took the decision to target a particular group inside pakistan. considering that relations between iran a

the year is fiftieth, shah is 30, pakistan is three. nice meeting you. the space in the middle east does not disappoint expectations. not a day without shocks. a new node has been added to the war in palestine and the confrontation with the houthis on the red sea - iran and its neighbors. first, iranian air strikes on targets in iraqi kurdistan caused a stir. right in its capital, erbil. then khlesche. iran. islamabad responded on iranian territory. the measures are not against neighboring states, tehran claims. the target is terrorist cells, behind which the interests of the united states and israel loom. in kurdistan, they say , there is generally a nest of spies, and pakistan cannot cope with the troublemakers in the field. neighbors angrily reject this and accuse iran of being unprovoked. in iraqi kurdistan , baghdad's power is very limited. the us and israel have great influence in irbili. it's no secret that they have there are terrorist bases there, and relations between the local authorities, the american and israeli representatives are close. th

and iran's foreign minister hussen amir abdullahyan who's in pakistan says tehran and islamabad are determined to step up their joint fight against terrorist groups in their border regions. hello and welcome like from tehran, you've tuned to press tv's world news, i'm marza hashimi, thanks so much for being with us and the first again, our first stories out of gaza where israel continues to pound, killing more palestinians in the already devastated territory, 40 more people have lost their lives and fresh strikes on gaza city as well as the nostrat camp in the center of the strip. israel's genacidal war is now in its 115th day. the total death toll has surpassed 26,600 people. tens of thousands have also been injured, and apart from the casualties, the relentless attacks have inflicted catalog of misery on the people of gaza. according to the euro-mediterranean human rights monitor, more than 25,000 kids have lost one or both parents in gaza since october. the 7th, meanwhile, a palestinian armed faction reports that it shot down an israeli drone over southern gaza, the mujahedin brigades also

you have attacked iraq, you attacked pakistan. certainly s that the actions of iran and its allies do not suggest that you are trying to keep this war from spreading. it seems as thoh you are encouraging an escalation. >> i agree with you in west of asia right now we are witnessing enlargement of the crisis and these tension thes are not rooted on what happened on seventh of octr and hamas is liberation group that has been fighting against occupation to liberate the occupied territoriesf palestine. they carried out an operation. of course, we never agree with or approve of the killing of women and children anywhere in the world but i want to tell you that it is not rooted on what happened on the seventh is rooto when palestine was occupied by the israeli regime. from the very beginning from the israeli side of the war in gaza which followed the seventh of october operation we gave warnings that if they attack the war crimes and genocide against gaza and west bank do not stop, the war will spread out. it will become larger. it does

so there are 2 iran and stopped to use a rainy encounter part from returning to pakistan. pakistan scared ticket prime minister, and the bar will have cut car cut shorts. his visit to the world economic forum and davos is advanced on fold regional powers have ers to come from both sides. both gave me that off as a sort of all region does not need more problems and conflicts. now we see that the war in gaza unfortunately escalates regional tensions. we saw this tension reflected in 11 on yeah, syria, iraq, yemen, the persian gulf and of the red sea. in addition to all this, unfortunately, we have been closely following developments between pakistan and iran over the last 2 days with consent approval. i get it submitted today. and it said that you're not talking videos. well, officials trade accusations protests or as have taken to the streets of islam about to denounce the strikes on pakistan's territory. they're saying it's ok, can nuclear arm to pakistan would be dangerous for the whole world. what do the strikes between pakistan and iran mean for the region and for the rest of the world

the attack on pakistan is an illegal and unacceptable act. mutual strikes between pakistan and iran are hotly debated. miles southeast of yemen aden. a fire broke out on board, the us confirmed. commenting on the situation in the region, the white house habitually stated that everything the united states does in the world is to protect national interests. but if other countries do the same without the permission of the united states, this is a total evil that needs to be fought. you said that the united states will defend its interests wherever they are. iran uses the same argument when it attacks terrorist groups in iraq, syria and pakistan. iran, it violated the sovereignty of other countries. observing the situation in the middle east, washington is persistently trying to assure the world that us intervention in the internal affairs of certain states is a voluntary desire of many countries. that's what i hear in regions like the middle east, where there is such a deep crisis right now. and in many ways the urgent task, i hear from almost e

pakistan says two children died. justification is similar to pakistan's. >> we will not allow them to play games with our national security. when it comes to the security of our country, we will not stand to have so many terrorists in pakistan. reporter: iran has struck syria and iraq. now it has seen a strike on its own soil and there are feel -- fears things could escalate. despite this, pakistan says it does not want to fight and you can see the background. the economy is weak, there is political instability, and election in less than a month and difficult relations with india and afghanistan. iran has plenty occupying it. but there is real concern abo how they might react. >> the hope is that they will use one of the many foreign channels open to them to reach out and try to de-escalate the situation and there are some indications that might be the case but considering the first strike was unprecedented, what iran doesn't ask -- iran does next is anyone's guess. reporter: iran has condemned pakistan's attack. the

pakistan -- holding elections.ve any concerns about free and fair elections and democracy in the country? you think there's any chance inn of italy have a positive influence in pakistan will improve? or is the relationship going to stay the course that it gets right now? >> you gave me several choices, and i will, i will take all of them. do i think that it did go from bad to worse over the last 20 years? it did. so much so that when we finally found osama bin laden he was in the shadow of their own high-ranking military and under their protection. nothing could be worse than the number one most wanted criminal essentially being sheltered by the partner that had profited by those 20 years of war. during that same time i saw our own cia■i apprehend, arrested or icr state department abused in pakistan. i certainly have seen -- i'm trying to find the right kind words to say. i seen economic opportunism be of delivering goods in afghanistan was artificially raised by pakistan's desire to collect what we technically don

pest pakistan says that members of tehreek-e-taliban pakistan, which is fighting against the government of this country , has a sanctuary in afghanistan and from there they launch their attacks. organizes now, at the height of these tensions , the most influential cleric of pakistan, who is respected by the government of pakistan and the afghan taliban, has come to kabul to put an end to these tensions. of course, we talk about related issues and hope after the talks. we hope that he will send a good message from afghanistan and we hope that the results will be good. maulana fazlur rehman , the head of jamiat ulema pakistan, said that he will also meet mullah habbatullah, the leader of the taliban. the visit of the pakistani delegation to afghanistan has created many hopes. this board is a knot of tensions open the existing one between kabul and islamabad. behnam yazdani of kabul radio and television news agency. thank you for the companion. they had come to pay their respects to the leader of hearts , that too on the birthday of the lady of the two worlds again. visiting my congregatio

— two days after iranian attacks on pakistan.military carried out a fourth air strike against houthi. and — we take a look at the film blockbusters contending for this years bafta awards nominations. hello. uk prime minister rishi sunak has urged the house of lords to do the right thing and back his legislation after the commons voted in favour of the plan. he has been warned that his flagship policy will face strong opposition from peers. speaking in downing street a short time ago, he said it is an urgent national priority to deter migrants from coming to britain in small boats across the channel. here is what he said in downing street a short time ago. the conservative party has come together, the rwanda bill has passed. it's now time for the lords to pass this bill too. this is an urgent national priority, the treaty with rwanda is assigned and the legislation which teams rwanda safe country has been passed in our elected chamber. there's only one question, will the opposition and the appointed house of lords try and frustrat

pakistan is very aware. that is why there is only diplomatic condemnation from pakistan so far. the security council to complain or they could have retaliated against the iranians. if have retaliated against the iranians. ., ., ~' have retaliated against the iranians. ., ., ., , iranians. if we look at what was said by the _ iranians. if we look at what was said by the foreign _ iranians. if we look at what was said by the foreign minister - iranians. if we look at what was said by the foreign minister in l said by the foreign minister in davos, that houthi attacks in the red sea will cease if israel stops its military action, does iran have any power to stop that? iran its military action, does iran have any power to stop that?— its military action, does iran have any power to stop that? iran has its rox in any power to stop that? iran has its proxy in the — any power to stop that? iran has its proxy in the region. _ any power to stop that? iran has its proxy in the region. they _ any power to stop that? iran has its proxy in the region. they worry - any power to stop that? ira

, but we see , that pakistan does not allow this, especially if it were not there, pakistan would havetroops to combat readiness, strengthen the border. and invest even more in defense, that is, these warehouses put pakistan in a rather problematic situation, because they have to hold the border with india, the border with afghanistan in a very difficult mountainous area, and now they will have to do it with the iranians, too , let's not forget, there are relevant drug trafficking channels there , which then surface in europe, that is, it is a problem region, but in this case, these beloji activists, against whom both sides are allegedly fighting, well , the iranian one, for sure... they acquire a certain new meaning, and looking, especially at the houthis, you can see how a small group with relatively weak weapons can cause very global problems, and in the middle east there is such a parade of small groups, ethnic, religious, various organizations, it will probably take place in the coming years, that is, there will be a return to the situation, for example, there are hostilities in s

well, that means regarding pakistan and iran, well, there won’t be any war between them, i think theyrstanding, the fact is that pakistan could not help but respond, yes, but it was as if he answered, you offended us, but we did you too obi a little, but in general we respect you, and we hit the same organization, as i understand it, which is located. this is a province in pakistan, 44% of the territory of pakistan occupies with a five percent population and sestan, this is in iran, yes, everything, nothing, and we could say, yes ok, some balochis, somewhere someone is being shot there and so on and so on, but the fact is that this is... again the struggle for global logistics, we see that ansaralu, which no one knew recently , what is this, suddenly she taught that, excuse me, many european sectors of the economy are in a difficult situation, there is no supply of auto parts from china, from other asian countries, to the largest automakers in europe, which means that kadr has stopped supplying lit gas along this route and in general god knows what 's going on, but now it's a question

"iran strikes in iraq, syria and pakistan have been conducted while iran has stated that it does respectty, yet it will not hesitate to act militarily if its own national security is threatened. has iran acted within the rules of international law, deterrance and defense of its own security? iran has been a victim of terrorism though since the early days after the victory of the islamic revolution. the most recent terrorist attack hit karman almost two weeks ago, claiming..." than 90 lives, many iranians, beat ordinary people, officials and nuclear scientists, have fallen victim to foreign-back terrorist attacks. in this edition of the spotlight, we will look at those who have acted against iran, now and in the past, like israel and the us, we have back terrorist groups committing terrorist acts against iran. first let me introduce our guest for this edition of the program. yusuf azizi is an international affairs expert who joins us from washington dc. also joining us is shabir rizy who's a political commentator joining us from chicago. gentlemen, welcome to you both. i'll start with you

one of the largest terrorist attacks. jeopardized relations with pakistan. in pakistan, the government is simply unable to govern the territory; it has to turn a blind eye. on the activities of terrorist groups, a poor country with big economic problems, most of their armed forces are along the border with india, besides, as we still have a problem with afghanistan, the terrorist group that operates from pakistan is iranian wahabis, iran could not help but defend itself , although with sadness, realizing the inevitability of conflict with pakistan. it is iran that does not completely control the zone where we struck. a few days ago in iran they received distinguished guests from india and some people asked us, but one thing is not connected with the other, the indians did not accidentally ask them to test us, but one thing calms us down a little, everyone understands that a big war will not make anyone happy. iraq is a victim of constant wars, only in recent memory, there were three of them, that’s enough, we hope that there will be mediators, for example, r

pakistani foreign minister said to the that pakistan had the choice. but to answer iran to show a force with a show of force of its own villagers assessing the damage. this footage appears to show the aftermath of the pakistani strike on the rounds border region. your ran in state media say at least 9 people were killed there on thursday . is lama, but has confirmed it carried out the attacks this morning focused on and it took a series of highly coordinated and specifically targeted precision. military strikes against terrorist holly high adults and says donald, but it was just on probing of feet on a number of terrace, or killed during the intelligence based operation. the strikes in the ran in border region offices done in baluchistan. our a response to a runs attacks inside pac is down earlier this week. take run, said he to separate his group, which threatens it, security, to teach it as a spot. none of the nationals as a friendly and brotherly country of practice done with targeted by themselves and drones of iran. there is this group beat on the

western pakistan.s comes on the back of similar strikes in syria and northern iraq? yes, so i think that is the context in which we should view this latest strike on a target in pakistan last night. it's worth remembering that in the last few weeks, iran has been attacked on iranians soil a couple of times. there was an attack on a police station down in the far south—east corner of the country very close to the pakistani border which was thought to be the work ofjaish al—adl, the group which iran hit last night, and then also, of course, there with the twin bombings in the city of kerman back in december. sorry, at the beginning ofjanuary, generally the third, which was the largest single terrorist on iran since the iranian revolution and clearly iran has felt the need to retaliate at a time when perhaps people in iran are questioning whether the regime is capable of defending its own citizens. that was the largest single terrorist attack on iran since the iranian revolution. that is the light in whic

iranian attacks on pakistan.ello to you. i am ben thompson. welcome to the programme. even by the standards of american school shootings, it was grim — 19 students and two teachers killed by a gunman. but what was also shocking about events at the robb elementary school in uvalde, texas, was the police�*s failure to take prompt action. in the last couple of hours, we have had the department ofjustice report into that failure. it says officers failed to accurately assess the situation. they say it took more than an hour to confront and kill the gunman despite the presence of dozens of law enforcement officials. the us attorney general merrick garland has been in uvalde, where he saw some of the murals that have been created in memory of those who died. he also met survivors and some of the families of those who lost their lives. afterwards, at a news conference, he had this message for the entire country. the law enforcement response at robb elementary school on may 2a, 2022, and in the hours and days after, was a

now the headlines iran reaffirms his full respect for pakistan's sovereignty saying recent strikes on terrace outfits, there are aimed at eliminating security threats to both nations. the amany army says it is targeted. us ship off the coast of aden with appropriate naval missiles and the strike was precise and direct, and israel's indiscriminate strikes kill more palestinian women and children in the southern part of gaza, which had been declared safe by the regime. hello and welcome everybody, it's 7:30 a.m. here in the iranian capital tehran, you're watching press tv's world news. our top story for this half hour iran's foreign minister says the country's recent strikes on terrorist outfits in pakistan were aimed at eliminating security threats to both nations. abdullah han also reiterated iran's full respect for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of its eastern neighbor. iran's top diplomat was speaking in a phone. call with pakistan's caretaker foreign minister jalil abbus gilani. he asserted that the attack specifically targeted the jsal ad terror group spaces, which has

last week iran carried out number of anti-terror operations in iraq, syria and pakistan. author and journalist robert fantina joined us earlier a kitchen ontario he elaborated on iran's recent attacks on anti-iranian terrorist bases and pakistan and and their underlying reasons. but what's interesting about this recent uh attack that iran performed against a terrorist group in pakistan, there are a couple things to remember: one is that there may not have been time for iran to notify a pakistani government what was going to do, there might have been a situation where it had to act immediately and did so. secondly, the uh iranian government has stated, as we just saw moment ago, it's full respect for the sovereignty of of pakistan. and that this this action was taken to protect the the territorial sovereignty of both pakistan and iran, so this was not a hostile action whatsoever, the government of... pakistan has uh spoken about it and said that they hope that there's increased intelligence sharing, which is very important, but these are two countries that had a disagreeme

pakistan says two children died. iran's justification is strikingly similar to pakistan's.it comes to the security of our country, we won't stand upon ceremony with terrorists in pakistan. iran has been trying to show its strength in the region with strikes in syria and iraq, too. now it's seen a strike on its own soil and there are fears things could escalate. despite this strike, pakistan says it doesn't want a fight. and you can see the background to this. the economy here is weak. there's political instability. there's an election due in less than a month, and there are already difficult relations with india and neighbouring afghanistan. iran, too, has plenty occupying it, but there's real concern about how it might react. the hope is that they would use one of the many channels they have available to them, foreign office, the embassy in islamabad, the military channels that it hasfopenztorit, in order to reach out and try and de—escalate the situation. and there are some indications that that might actually be the case. but considering that the first strike itself was

prins of headlines, iran reaffirms full respect for pakistan sovereignty saying that recent strikes on terrorist outfits there were aimed at eliminating security threats to both nations. the mba army says is targeted a us ship off the... coast of aden with appropriate naval missiles and strike was precise and direct, more than 160 palestinians are killed, us israely genocidal war on gaza in a matter of a day. hello everyone, it's 3 a.m. and the besiege gauza strip and you're watching press tv, world news. iran's foreign minister says country's recent strikes a terrorist outfits in pakistan are aimed at eliminating security threats to both nations. amir abdullah han also reiterated iran's full respect for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of its eastern neighbor. uh, iran's top diplomat was speaking in a phone. call with pakistan's caretaker foreign minister jalil abbas gilani. he asserted attacks specifically targeted the juish al terror groups bases, which have been posing threats to both country's security in recent years. amir abdullah han said terror outfit has repeatedly c

pakistan has now recalled its ambassador to iran, and it has told iran's ambassador to pakistan, who backdrop to all of this — and the reason why this is getting even more attention — is because of the timing. the fact that iran has also in recent days hit both iraq and syria. now, put together, this suggests that iran is currently trying to show a display of strength and force against any group that it considers to be a threat. i spoke to hina rabbani khar, former pakistan foreign minister and began by asking her. if she thinks is an isolated incident or start of a larger campaign. i think this is a reaction to appease domestic compulsions. it's perhaps iran having compromised its national interests for the sake of the regime's interest. and what we see, so i'm much less concerned. i think you should ask me the question, "what should be pakistan's reaction" ? i think i'm rather happy with the fact that pakistan is playing the long term. pakistan has had a very strained diplomatic reaction, we think, in the country, which can go up the escalation ladder so quickly, there's absolutely

or earlier we spoke to pakistan's former ford minister here rabbani car. and we asked whether she thinks pakistan did the right thing by using force to respond to the wrong strike or surgery. say around to do the keys. stupid wrong thing. as far as i don't think by the time has been the options, i'm not enough, i'm afraid thousands. because i think when you do your walk by to establish law, we look under the international the board. well, according to the central to the point of energy and control of what you are, what is what you got to put the name. now here's a neighbor with with which we have 9, the just the one right. and the list is on the list of introduce the range bar, including going to turn them does know, you know, the you doing uh for the completion of this wasn't that ongoing despite the fees and then the explanation given for that. so that's not a small piece on any imagine from being inside. you get it as a whole. we thought there was somebody over there and you'd like to limit all of our kids to children, but it is us protecting on us and