posesian is in power, that that the line of actually resistance and uh standing up against hegemonic powers is still the criteria, let there be no doubt, that is the same stance and principle that will remain because the islamic republic of iran is here to stay, and i think that's the point that people need to realize, and what my colleague was mentioning is exactly those things, is they don't realize that in principle, iran, the islamic revolution of iran is here to stay, now if you want to come to the table and negotiate and talk and give principled ethics in that discussion more than welcome, and you know what, there might be a different strategy, as i said, maybe not so much as a military one, as as a diplomatic one, but not to say that they're going to... not exercise in military options, of course they will, but they will also use diplomatic weapons, in a way that i think that's different, so this is one thing that's different, but in principle, they are not going to change that stands and let that be very clear for people who think otherwise. all right, not that no, i think bo

on saturday, president posesian defended his picks in the chamber. he said everyone, regardless of party affiliations, must join hands to help overcome the existing problems in the country. with that, it brings us to the end of this world news bulletin, right here, press tv. thank you all so much for staying with us. crisis devastating wars. terrorism, the israeli lobby, crackdown, diplomacy, tell aviv, bombing. "the rights to discover, excavate, refine and export oil belongs exclusively to britain. they were plundering iran's vast oil reserves. titled saltane, the 70-year-old politician from ahmadabad, set forth his plan. he declared his readiness to accept the premiership if his conditions. مصدق کرد این بود که قانون age. رای قانون ملی شدن صنعت نفت رو نوشتن. اینک انگلیس ها که طی ۵۰ سال خون ملت مظلوم ایران را مکیده. about the nationalization of the oil industry in iran and warn one another about the impact of the move on their economies. they have memories of uphill battle with a now executed iraqi dictator saddam hussein and his now defunct baptist

masud posesian made the com. while meeting with the qatari prime minister sheikh mohammed bin abdul rahman althani in tehran. the president called for a joint action to pressure israel's western backers to force the regime to halt its crimes. the top qatari diplomat for his part censored the west for contradictory positions regarding the situation in gaza and reaffirmed doha's commitment to pursuing a cease fire. althani also praised iran's constructive role. as a wise and reasonable actor in the region, but the visit marks the first by a senior qatari official since iran's new administration to gaffis and comes amit a feudal gaza cease fire talks and rising tensions between israel and hasbullah. at least 39 people have been killed in three armed attacks in pakistan's by lucheston province. in the deadliest of the attacks, the assailents stopped vehicles to... check the passengers identities before shooting 23 people and setting 10 vehicles a blaze. nasir kasmi brings us more out of islamabad. well, pakistan remained in the grip of deadly violence, the southwestern lochistan province, wher

innocent civil. lives in the gaza strip. meeting with the qatari prime minister in tehran president posesian slaps the west for supporting the gaza genocide. qatar vows to continue to seek a cease fire.

posesian is in power, that that the line of actually resistance and uh standing up against hegemonic powers is still the criteria, let there be no doubt, that is the same stance and principle that will remain because the islamic republic of iran is here to stay, and i think... that's the point that people need to realize and what my colleague was mentioning is exactly those things is they don't realize that in principle iran, the islamic revolution of iran is here to stay. now if you want to come to the table and negotiate and talk and give principled ethics in that discussion more than welcome, and you know what, there might be a different strategy, as i said, maybe not so much as a military one, as as a diplomatic one, but not to say that they're going to not exercise. military options, of course they will, but they will also use diplomatic weapons in a way that i think that's different, so this is one thing that's different, but in principle, they are not going to change that stance, and let that be very clear for people who think otherwise. all right, and on that note, i think bo