, we will not particularly regret if persia will not join the union in the way that it will.zerbaijanis and persian kurdistan, then if russia has it all up to the foot of the northern slope of the ridge, then two states should be formed from it, one christian, consisting of georgia, the russian army and christian peoples and the caucasus and the other. the consequence of this will be that the russian offensive in the east will be delayed for a whole century. at the same time, mcgregor wrote that at the same time it was necessary to diplomatically flirt with russia should constantly lull its attention so that the russians do not even think about preparing to counteract what we see in world politics today and try to find fundamental differences. one of the purposes of my trip to moscow was to convince the russian people not to support their government. we do not have any claims against the russian people, we are worried about the government, which has expansionist intentions and seeks to weaken the neighboring democracies of any game, even a big game in that there is no a pre-d

he brought an extensive archive of travel records to kabul bukhara and persia.ning 9 may vikevich was found in his room, shot according to the official version. he committed suicide, among other things, because he could not bear the shame of having actually betrayed, according to another version of vitkevich, the afghans who believed him were killed by english agents, because the entire archive of the paper intelligence officer from several huge chests disappeared without a trace, who or what killed russian officials or british spies it is important that the russian political retreat table prologue. i think it can be said that without the fear of britain before the advance of the russians in in central asia, the british would never have entered afghanistan; the russians could inflict a military defeat on britain or get close enough to india through mohammed's afghanistan and put shah shujahulmulk, loyal to the british, in general, the british should have understood the danger of the afghan campaign ten years earlier british intelligence. arthur connelly traveled

russia fought almost continuously from persia, turkey and napoleon throughout the attack in 1812, wheneon invaded russia , england did everything to support it, not at all because they could feel love for russia, but only for the reason that the enemy of my enemy , my friend, as for england - it is normal for england to support russia because napoleon was the biggest threat to her at that time. indeed, the british at the same time supported the persians, they supported the ottoman empire that is, as they say natural opponents of russia from a geopolitical point of view in 1814, russian cossacks, who did not reach british india, entered paris, russian bayonets saved britain and really helped her get rid of her most dangerous competitor. when in france it was destroyed by the hands of russia well, as always happens in english big politics, english enemies, as a rule, are destroyed by proxy. suddenly it turned out that russia is the state number one, something had to be done about this. immediately after the victory over napoleon in europe an anti-russian information bomb explodes , an al

caspian sea, the navy, russian diplomats told the british that they should recall specialists from persia. those then refused, several officers of the caspian flotilla, by order of elizabeth, as now they would say they used, military proxies units found the robbers and set the task to they burned all the ships built or still under construction, and on the other hand, give them at least a significant amount of government money in 1788. the russian army captured the ottoman fortress. ochakov , located near odessa at the mouth of the dnieper and god, the fortress has always been an important strategic point. and since the russians had already annexed crimea, this alignment of forces completely changed the geopolitical balance in the region, and then in 1791, british prime minister pete proposed to assemble a naval expedition to send her to the black sea to put pressure on catherine the second and force the russians to leave the crimea from the entire black sea region. the black sea has since been hangared by the saxons, yes, and by the west as a whole is perceived, as a russian gate to the w

bbc persia is in contact with many of them.the videos and -- they send out videos and at certificates of their loved ones. according to the oslo based human rights organization, 481 protesters have been killed. the number arrested is estimated to be between 15000 and 20,000 people. according to state media at least four protesters have been executed. despite the violent crackdown, demand for change is louder than ever. >> the people have simply rejected the notion of living under a multiplicity of crisis. social crisis, economic crisis, clate crisis, political crisis. complete isolation from the world. they just want to live an ordinary life and in their opinion this ordinary life cannot be attained for as long as the islamic republic is in power. >> the proteststarted with the death of a 22-year-old in the custody of the so-called morality police. protests continue both inside of and outside of the country. some are calling for more support from the west. last sunday in london they shouted iranians made tir choice. hey, u.k.,

britain the company conducted active trade, in fact, with the moscow state, with russia and with persiads were transported from england to arkhangelsk from there by northern rivers down to the volga along the volga in the caspian sea from the caspian to persia proper and back in the same long but safe way through arkhangelsk to england russia did not receive any benefits from this british persian trade. paid. and in general, even then, the english nobility considered russia, the muscovite state, as their future potential colony in this sense, indicators, for example, of india, colonization through the economy is came up not now, not in the twentieth century, when large corporations actually controlled and continue to control entire countries. through the banks of the investment industry, bribing the education of elite children in prestigious universities in europe and the united states, this scheme was invented in the seventeenth century. the english ostyn company appeared in 1600 gradually, increasing its power through trade and bribing local elites, the company began to seize and plac

military capabilities of the hast and collect information regarding routes leading to afghanistan , persia and northern india, he was also instructed to establish his and bukhoy regular commercial communications. the mission visits him first, where he gives the local muhamda, dear gifts, then sent to bukhara khevets. khan promises to open markets for russian merchants of the bukharan peace, free all russian slaves, and actively encourage trade between the two strange ones, but returning to st. petersburg, ignatiev offers the tsar annexed the central asian khanates until the british do this . they said that if we don’t go in there, the british will go in, you know, and the seizure of central asia, especially at the stages of e, was originally associated with the initiative of the local military authorities, not even the authorities of the military and st. petersburg, while the russian foreign ministry, he was against precisely because he was afraid. a-a significant complications from britain a-a local authorities. he had his own logic. you see, this is logic. just putting some kind of imper

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but when it comes to iranian voices west, the west and the french, the french, they sanction all persia, iranian media, all media affiliated to its allies. and the french also in have media information that encourage riots and violence in iran. so for them, freedom for, for the french side is very different from freedom for iranians. they have extraordinary double standards. i lost you again though, or i professor side bob mirandi from the university of toronto having a bit of a trouble. this time here with getting a solid connection. thank you for your time. please stand by. thank you for joining us here on our t. apologies for a few technical glitches technology today. not always as ideal as they tell us. anyway, more stories at r c dot com for the meantime. thanks for joining us. we're back soon with the news. the news. hello, i'm manila chan you were tuned into modus operandi. on today's show. the world is shifting towards green energy. popular sentiment seems to be that fossil fuels are bad. so why then is opec more powerful than ever before? going green is cool, but oil is still r

and then it became popular across iraq, persia, syria, turkey, and egypt. these countries developed their own distinctive styles and sounds, and his favorite is egyptian. oh lord, the bananas, belyea. oh, wow. i each for me is life. it's enchanting. i dropped out of studying mechanical engineering to work with because from a piece of wood, i could create an instrument that speaks express his emotions until stores do united nations culture agency have now recognized the importance of food. which pulse says is a great step to which global exposure for so many in this region, the ood, if king, captivating music audience at the centuries, inclusion on the next go, what heritage list shows, it's historic importance in keeping the ancient found alive. but it's also appealing to you, more experimental musician ah, jack, up the rock man of fanny is one such musician. he plays the turkish food for me. choosing an instrument that is relevant to the kinds of music i want to composite as arabic music, or would, is the most versatile instrument we have gone . i try not

released on bail rides, the ambassadors, and about the walner and the other and report social media, persia. so the regime knows that we are watching just person of the whole time. political sponsorships are not new yet. this movement coordinated by iranian activists, is international and has been widely adopted by legislators in the u and in countries like australia and canada. but it's not a guarantee that protesters will be freed. as mohammed hussain his case shows already 3 other young men arrested in the re sent protests have been executed. and just this week, a former top iranian intelligence officer joined the list. the people here and say them, they're tired of the regimes mentality and they're calling on the european union to do something about it. and right now they want the notorious l. it's on the units. the islamic revolutionary, god cor, listed as a terror organisation. that's the politicians, an activist hope will for stay her on to hold the deadly crackdowns and also a song made in germany that became a global hit at a time of nuclear anxiety. it's been 40 years since the re

many people know you as crown prince or his or pat levy, the son of lasha persia. let me start by asking, what is your interest in all of this? would you like to see a role in the future of iran for yourself? i have always stated throughout these 42 years that my only mission in life is to see to it that the iranian people can ultimately determine their own future in a free and fair election. and the day that the iranian go to the pool to decide their future, that would be mission accomplished. and the end of my political mission in life, the un high commissioner for human rights is condemned to weapon ization of death penalty to squash distant. more executions are expected to take place. what can, what should the international community do? stop this. while the most important role that the international community can play in support of the running people. and in the highest of the regimes, attempts of further execution, or any kind of violence is to heights and the level of sanctions. and punitive measures such as diplomatic measures by for instance expelling the

well , they understand that without persia it’s fictitious participate in this process. the ukrainian government. you know, it has become some kind of demoniac such an impression that they have such a political on these people. uh, rabies in full program then uh forbids vera, then they participate in the seizure of the church, because there were more armed police and special services than e parishioners, who brought them from all over ukraine to the lavra, then they begin to persecute people zelensky’s workshop, you know , there has always been all sorts of corporatism, there are artists and lawyers and special doctors. yes to each other and so on. by the way, he has sanctions from us, and in relation to those whom he knows, he knows him well, but no one knows why, except for some who, remember, did something. here is such a total revenge and so on 13 priests. and what about respected people? well, not just deprived. i thought i decided citizenship. it's illegal, not under the constitution. yes, i was surprised that you stopped. i think, how is a lawyer like that, what d

but when it comes to iranian voices west, the west and the french, the french, they sanction all persia, iranian media, all media affiliated to its allies. and the french also inc, have media incursion that encourage riots and violence in iran. so for them, freedom for, for the french side, is very different from freedom for iranians. they have extraordinary double standards and internal rob has broken lights among republicans in the u. s. congress. it's a great deal agreed to ensure a kevin mccarthy was elected as the new speaker of the house of representatives. not the full details of the agreement are yet to be made. public. a low potential custom military spending may be part of it. that move is supported by many g o, p members, but some others, such as republican congressman tony gonzalez, say that reducing defense spending is a bad idea. this has a proposed billions of dollars cut to defense, which i think is a horrible idea. when you have aggressive russia and ukraine, you've got a growing threat of china in the pacific. you know, i'm going to visit taiwan here in a couple of wee

his brother told bbc persia he had been enticed back to iran by his former boss, under whom he once servedence minister. the government responded swiftly, the prime minister saying he was "appalled by a callous act carried out by a barbaric regime." and we have made it absolutely clear that the actions of the iranian regime has taken are completely unacceptable and that is why we have taken the response that we have done today. on thursday, state—run media aired a heavily edited video featuring alireza akbari in which he appears to confess to working for britain. he has told his family he was tortured into doing this. for the past few months, iran has been cracking down on protests sparked by the death of a young woman in police custody, mahsa amini. in response, britain had already imposed sanctions, with plans to declare iran's powerful revolutionary guard corps a terrorist organisation. this could help explain the timing of the execution. mr akbari's nephew also sees it as part of an internal power struggle. it has been a difficult few days. the character that i knew, the person that wa

when it comes to a iranian voices, herb west, the west and the french, the french, they sanction all persia, iranian media, all media affiliated to its allies. and the french also, ah, inc. have media in persian that encourage riots and violence in iran. so for them, freedom for, for the french side is very different from freedom for iranians. they have extraordinary that will standards now, it appears the western mainstream media has finally spotted neo nazis in ukraine. in a recently published article, the new york times claims that russian nationalists and neo nazis have joined volunteer battalions to fight against. however, the same mainstream media has repeatedly failed to notice ukrainian, neo nazis and nationalists in europe with one of the biggest states own spanish news outlets are t. v. broadcasting footage of ukrainian refugees celebrating christmas in spain with some very unique declaration. let's show you this, that video show was the flag of the organization of ukrainian nationalists displayed behind the girl here as well as the portraits of nazi collaborators on dera, romano.

you know, islam in egypt easy junction is learn ursa appears, persia. islam in arabia is arabian islam in india is indian. and therefore, islam and america necessarily is american, and that means it is culturally and racially diverse. it is theologically diverse, it is big tech islam that allows and has as much breast and openness and acceptance for every possible interpretation under the sun. and that's part of what i think makes i swam with united states so unique and different, but also special and something that is should be celebrated. and i think the show does indeed capture a lot of that and the diversity of, of the racial diversity, the spectrum of types of muslims, dawson cetera. all that is part of portraying muslims, actually as they actually are, which i think is actually extremely authentic. let me bring in a few more comments from i you choose audio to watching right now liz rainy says i love miss marvel as another brown case. obsessed with co makes it so relatable, and in louis herrera says, i'm not muslim. so this show has been great for my family in order to know more

well, that is, a little further, there is a security tv and so on . interesting when the king of persiathese are the first x- darius e-e no xerox v attacked e sparta and then in thermopylae he fought with the soldiers materials of leonidas what is interesting is that then a-a ex-service had exactly the same army in terms of numbers that it had but with liverpouzin, when he invaded ukraine, then the xerox perspective was defeated in the battle with greece, because after uniting, greece still repelled the persian empire, and then alexander the great basically destroyed the roman persian empire as such, changing it on the political map of the world to the hellenistic empire. probably putin also begins its march to the inglorious end what by the way, it is interesting that well, this is already if we resort to historical analogies so when the russians say today they say the russians can lose , everyone says why because because it is big because i have a big army there are other such proofs and when there was a battle in the hamels, alexander the great fought with the persians, the persians

rana rahimpourfrom bbc persia reports.reza akbari, former deputy defence minister of iran. in this heavily edited video published by iranian state media, he appears to confess to working for mi6. but in an audio file obtained by bbc persian, he denies this. translation: they tortured me for 3,500 hours. - they broke my will, drove me to madness and forced to me to do whatever they wanted. although he was arrested before the recent protests in iran, the decision to carry out his death sentence seems to be related to the uprising. the foreign office says they continue to support his family and call for his immediate release. iran has arrested several foreign and dual nationals since the beginning of the protests in september, including this belgian aid worker who has been sentenced to a0 years in prison. nearly four months of protests have left the iranian government more vulnerable and, as a result, more hostile. as usual iran's supreme leader blames the west. without access to iran, it's very difficult to get an accurate p

round composers all the works are good, zagreb is filmed and themes are filmed in muscovy in ancient persiat was a vessel for wine. we have a large wooden bucket for lifting water from the well. maybe a tub tub right dishes for 600 to drink. this is in the resorts taken from special flat mugs, once called karlsbat. mineral water is right. in 1709 he personally carved a cup from a walnut cap and presented the moscow commandant prince gagarin peter with the phrase pessimist from optimist. glass quite rightly removed let it be all-in. i’ll give in to play with svetlana for the filming of this iconic scene of soviet cinema, i had to put together a wooden box with a stool in the frame . of course, the box is not visible. i can only guess maybe the striped flights with the tiger are something. no, we are talking about the movie white sun of the desert. first communication. from sukhov and said, spartak mishulin sat in a box. from above it was sprinkled with sand and there was a feeling that the heroes of mishulin had buried sand. they brought us a german fire truck a car with a long ladder six st

the uk continues to call for his release, as bbc persia's rana rahimpour explains.er deputy defence minister of iran. in this heavily edited video published by iranian state media, he appears to confess to working for m16. but in an audio file obtained by bbc persian, he denies this. translation: they tortured me for 3,500 hours. - they broke my will, drove me to madness and forced to me to do whatever they wanted. although he was arrested before the recent protests in iran, the decision to carry out his death sentence seems to be related to the uprising. the foreign office says they continue to support his family and call for his immediate release. iran has arrested several foreign and dual nationals since the beginning of the protests in september, including this belgian aid worker who has been sentenced to a0 years in prison. nearly four months of protests have left the iranian government more vulnerable and, as a result, more hostile. as usual iran's supreme leader blames the west. without access to iran, it's very difficult to get an accurate picture of what ex

of 6-5 they were actually preparing for war, so of course it was not difficult for them to minus persiaom the rear of the pepper , it was clear that it was leonid. he was doomed, as was he, as was his army. and this one, i forgot the name of this traitor. well, i know, as they say, i knew and forgot because there is something that i didn't know. i didn't know and i forgot. i knew . i'll tell you what i forgot, maybe you'll remember that is, it is a story of betrayal, it is in history, but in ukraine it is always very painful, because when ukraine moved to the fight for its independence, for its statehood, for the right to be on this land, there was bound to be some scoundrel who betrayed ukraine at a key moment. it was the same during the rebel war. and when even ukraine lost, as the ukrainian people's republic lost its war against the russian federation, the soviets were left behind. what rebels who remained fought in the cold spring, so in general, in ukraine, i will only say that when the holodomor of 32-33 year took place in ukraine, at that time there were more than 300 uprisings i

his brother told bbc persia he had been enticed back to iran by his former boss under whom he once servedence minister. the prime minister responded swiftly, saying he was appalled by a callous act carried out by a barbaric regime with no respect for human rights. on thursday, state—run media in iran aired a lengthy, heavily edited video featuring alireza akbari in which he appears to confess to working for britain. but in an audio recording obtained by bbc persian last week, he speaks of the pressure he was put under and accuses iran of seeking to take revenge on the uk. they tortured me for 4,500 hours, they broke my will, drove me to madness and forced me to do whatever they wanted to. for the past few months, iran has been convulsed by protests, sparked by the death of a young woman in police custody, mahsa amini. britain has imposed sanctions on the so—called morality police who arrested her for supposedly not wearing her hijab properly. it's also preparing to declare iran's powerful revolutionary guard corps a terrorist organisation. the execution carries a message both to the uk an

and amy, she's so in the middle, here, and persia she just gives such a drive, because she drives themguns also like it. i originally ordered it for a dog, but in the end the cats got into it and now they, well, in general , take turns, they play when there is a mood, everything was very interesting to everyone, what is there a hole in the middle, they all think that there there is something else, but there is nothing, but there is nothing. so they, i can naturally , yes, she picked up the baton from simba so that people have more responsibility, so that the words that we are responsible for those we are tamed, they still had u under them, uh, action, and not only said they wrote it and that's it. so, well, due to the fact that we have amy, the rescued and, accordingly , did not stop communicating with the volunteers hmm , today there are a lot of cases when animals are abandoned and now i want people to remain humane and not be afraid of responsibility, so that and these obstacles for them, that it’s difficult to breed an animal, it’s difficult, but to keep them so that they don’t sca

actually screams in polina when she screams at the cashier pyaterochka or at and i'm a mother in persiaing at her crown. crown crown, i know how everything in this world should be arranged. i am the smartest. i'll tell you all now. and if you are in my model of my fantasy, don’t fit in, i ’ll start stomping my feet, i know from childhood whether it’s coming dad is there. what tell? well, basically i was brought up by my mother and grandmother. this is noticeable. yes, my father does not raise me. and why is it noticeable how this can be connected, but no, here is the male limiting beginning of this? come on, no one gave on the lips for shouting obscenities from childhood, not that lips sense, yes, that's not there, and mom , you see, she's so forgiving. yes, such a person prays almost for you, but what was it like tell me please, what was it like going to bed with my grandmother, a village of cities, the city of kirovo-chepets, the kirov region, where i grew up and was born mikhail is right, and my mother and grandmother fought me, i was the first and only child in everything in our ent

that this will escalate them into a larger war between nato and ukraine. entrusted as far as the persia from president lensky within his government, a. is that going to influence the decision of countries in terms of setting tanks and do you think? yes, i think this is a part of the motivation for zalinski to do with it. although i think the major issue is here, the you candidacy and the start of accession negotiations. the u. a has formulated 7 conditions for the the start of the accession negotiations, which largely are about the rule of law and the fight against corruption. and we have now this forthcoming summit, e, we ukraine, summit in ki, if on 3rd of february and probably these, these purges now are largely related to this, to the summit. all right, and we'll leave it there. thanks very much deeper feel, perspective, do appreciate that. and rosamond, a speaking just from berlin, thank you. thanks for him. lebanon's former prime minister husband has become the most senior official to be charged with the deadly beirut port lost in 2020. an investigation was reported on monday afte