i always thought that the iranian revolutionary guard corps is no less effective from the point of viewsuppressing mass protests than the russian special services, why do russians need knapsacks? once again, good evening in italy and good evening to our viewers, of course you are right . it can train other regimes, as in belarus, in russia , in fact, there is another iran after handing over the drones and in the morning, i saw what the result was, what exactly were the winning and losing positions, and i understood who promised to enter the war, which he wanted . этой игры iran wants to stop before the drones of russia this does not mean that the iranian regime has become good, but for this it needs a reason to refuse to moscow and today the most important task for the iranian regime is internal confrontation with smetanguyuschimi and therefore i set the task impossible first of all, the wonderful iranian regime understands that russia is unable to help. how did russia help before in kazakhstan or belarus, where we are talking about the territory of the slavic peoples ? but putin was he

it's a branch of the islamic revolutionary guard corps. so you could say that he essentially did the equivalent of stabbing to death to police officers or members of the national guard, stabbing to law enforcers to death. that's a bit different than simply raising one's voice. and speaking up and all summer saying this decision by iran has to be condemned. others are pointing to a similar case in the united states. where was the. busy moral outrage when kevin johnson was executed back in november, he was scheduled to be executed for killing a police officer. but then his prosecutor stepped in asking for the death sentence to be vacated because it was imposed with racial bias. the state of missouri disagree, the surviving victims. johnson's crimes have waited long enough for justice and every day longer that they must wait is a day. they are denied the chance to finally make peace with their loss. now you might expect to see a huge amount of. busy moral condemnation board on to the united states from europe, except there wasn't any that see

created this theocratic regime there, in their guard, not even in the army, in the iranian revolutionary guard corpst is very similar during the soviet regime, when grandfather kalinin was the head of the parasites of the verkhovna rada of the soviet union, and you would essentially be the formal head of the state because, according to the soviet constitution, the presidium of the verkhovna rada of the soviet union was the collective head of the state the president is not the head of the union, but everyone knew that the country was run by the general secretary of the national committee of the party, stalin khrushchev, brezhnev , it doesn't matter, they then combined the positions of stalin, khrushchev was the prime minister, the chairman of the same presidents of the verkhovna rada, but the essence of their power was based on the fact that they lead the party. and the party has the kgb, and if the chairman of the presidium of the verkhovna rada of the soviet union comes to you and says something, this is of no great importance because decisions will be made on him and on valuable flight, and here,

question about tehran's role in the fighting in yemen from the very beginning the islamic revolutionary guard corps is intimately involved. less than one month ago the u.s. navy and coast guard stopped a wooden sailing vessel heading from iran to yemen and found 70 -- 70 tons of missile fuel component that iran was trying to sneak to the terrorist rebels. this on top of countless small arms, uav's and rockets that iran has provided to support houthi terror. iran has long seen the fight in yemen as a way to expand its influence and tighten its grip on regional power. there's little question that an iran-backed houthi victory over the u.n.-recognized government of yemen would be bad news for american interests in the region and interests of our close partners. iran and their houthi partners want a platform to launch indiscriminate terrorist attacks against civilian cities in saudi arabia and the uae, against ships belonging to israel and other internationally flagged vessels. the iranians will continue to use yemen as a testing site for the same kinds of weapons that iran has long used to target and

charge with bombing pan am flight 103 which killed 190 americans. 5, he kept iran's islamic revolutionary guard corpsng nato. 3, biden killed al qaeda leader, 2, defense in taiwan and 1, saved ukraine. also notes biden turned in first -- the best first-term performance of any president since john f. kennedy except for george w. bush after the 9/11 attack. impressive achievement. so john heilemann, a list focused on matters at home and abroad. what did you make of that list of accomplishments? >> look, mark thiessen, most viewers know this. a very conservative guy. to see the fact that a conservative out there, someone with genuine conservatism, used to be considered far right before we had maga republicans could come up with ten things. these are not small things. mark thiessen knocked off ten. my guess top ten has a few that didn't make the cut significant and some of big deals. ten coming in he didn't like. all good. wait and hear what he has to say. raised the question to me, raises an issue, which is joe biden wants it to have bipartisan success. wanted to basically say, i got things done. republ

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and so on and so forth, so we know what the most liberal force of iranian society is the revolutionary guard corpswords artyom? of course, about the special military an operation that also faces inward exactly. i'm just another historical confirmation of your words. yes, of course, a special military operation and war with the west has and will continue to have a huge impact on our internal affairs, including the economy. we have a myth. that the planned economy was invented under joseph vissarionovich in the soviet union, so this is really a myth, because the planned economy, centralized planned and, by the way, militaristic, spontaneously originated in solving the tasks of the front. during world war i the first to do this and get an advantage were the french, and this was done by a person whom we still know well and see on our streets. luino. he created his empire during the war, but his task was to coordinate the region, when powers were given to the region, look what vladimir vladimirovich putin does when military-industrial committees appeared, then they appeared in russia among other commit

possible besiegers of some activists there in what kind of regime is the siege, here is the corps of the revolutionary guards and so on . and we see that russia absolutely does not care, that is, it can simply burn people. here we are. well, you say, bakhmut did not lose, this four appeared. it's been a month already bloody pictures tolkai there are some such serious protests, statements that there is no one there, that uh, the russians will suddenly become pitiful, the prisoners who are dying there are not about this, namely the principle, look, you are just setting up a bloody meat grinder that's how you arrange in zhukov region, the liberal position starts talking about it very loudly, right here central, here they have news in the morning , we wake up in the morning we open all the opposition russian resources that escaped from russia there in georgia in france, somewhere else, and everything is being discussed there, bakhmut and how is it? well, this is trouble, and so on. 10 years ago, don’t care, that is, 1,000 people are being cut off in russia. oh, russia, just the wave infantry was not used in such