he was doing clerical studies in qom, because of course qom is a centre of religious...n city of iran, in a way. so this individual is responsible for my arrest. right. and they told me that even on my first night. 804 days you eventually spent in prison, much of it in evin but some of it also in a public prison, a very difficult place a long way away from tehran. during the course of that imprisonment, you did some pretty amazing things. you did a rooftop protest. you time and again confronted guards — you screamed in their faces. you staged protests of different sorts. what did you learn about yourself in those 804 days? i learnt that i am stronger than i thought i was. i learnt that i keep my head under pressure, that i can still... ..make difficult moral decisions under pressure that i saw others not be capable of making. i learned that... ..i will back myself, and that i have integrity. and this was really important to me, maintaining my integrity throughout. i didn't always... i'm not always proud of everything i did in prison. but one reason why i decided to start

the territory of tehran, the first group of six people was abandoned in the vicinity of the city of qomthe steps of tehran. she was identified, taken under control and recruited, the same fate awaited the rest of the saboteurs. and his percussion the group did not fly to tehran, apparently, in berlin they realized that the first group of saboteurs fell under the control of the soviet special services one way or another, but the long jump operation failed, the brilliant operation of soviet intelligence to clean tehran from german agents and saboteurs was actually just the tip of the iceberg accessible to an outside observer, the main task of intelligence, in preparation for the tehran conference, was to provide the political leadership of the country with comprehensive information about the positions, plans and intentions of the allies in the negotiations. the main issue of the tehran conference was the opening of a second front. churchill tried to do everything possible to delay this event. when churchill began once again to play up to say that well, in the forty-fourth, if it works out

apparently, he had in mind the sale of bayraktars to ukraine, offered to release azov’s militants along the qomdors, and also organize a meeting with zelensky in istanbul. putin, in a conversation with erdogan, noted that no one was fighting in mariupol. as for the fate of azov, zelensky must give them the order himself lay down your weapons. and let them surrender to health. today, the general secretary arrived in moscow, he's making a fuss right at this moment. a meeting between guterish and putin, the former secretary general, should begin. he held talks with russian foreign minister lavrov uterish, just like erdogan offered to withdraw all the militants of the plant. azov steel under the auspices of the red cross, that is, you and i guessed correctly, not at all ordinary nazis settled there in the catacombs lavrov, in turn, drew the attention of the secretary general to the actions from the transapod, which continue to pump ukraine weapons. well, he separately emphasized that if the deliveries continue, negotiations with kiev will hardly make any sense, and even more so, we are listening to