analyst told us why saudi arabia is very big. this board have _ saudi arabia is very big.abia is very big. ti 3 board have become a cornerstone in saudi arabia's political strategy which is notjust serving a human since a cover—up for the human rights atrocities but part of a much larger strategy where they want to create new diplomatic ties with world leaders all around the world and also of course, businesses, they want to attract people and tourists of the country and they want to force to promote equipment —— relations around the world into international communities. and then there's another layer, when it comes to the matter of east boards, it's that is a much younger population to mainly play ease sports and they are quite easier to impress than the older generations.— impress than the older generations. impress than the older uenerations. ~ ., . generations. would you say that saudi arabia _ generations. would you say that saudi arabia is _ generations. would you say that saudi arabia is succeeding - generations. would you say that saudi arabia is succeeding in - sa

therefore, in fact, the relationship between the united states and saudi arabia, which is a strategic partner, is of great importance , because the governments in this direction because they need a country like america to balance, they need a country like saudi arabia, so that this balance can benefit themselves, but why do you bring up the sale of offensive weapons in this situation? which should have created two problems , one is that he is accused of handing over west asia to iran, china and russia, and secondly , the conditions for arab countries to compromise with israel have been unsuccessfully provided, and this has led to this election expenses. this work is that in the end, saudi arabia should secretly cooperate with israel because of the crimes that israel has committed in gaza , because the conditions of israel's isolation in the diplomatic sphere of those nations have increased. in fact , many governments are against this crime against israel . the position of opposing the sale of aggressive weapons to saudi arabia means that america wants to rebuild its own security in th

we say to the agreement between saudi arabia and iran saudi arabia, which is in the islamic world, asl as iran among the islamic and regional countries, these are big countries, and we welcome the relations between iran and the arab countries and the relations established between iran and egypt. therefore, as long as this reconciliation and these understandings, especially between the main and central countries of the region, between the influential countries in the region, these are definitely the strength and support of the nation. they will be palestine and they will provide an opportunity to make more use of the capabilities and elements of power that we have at our disposal, as an islamic and arab nation. we have a lot of power at our disposal, geographically and historically, the wealth of lebanon's political relations is suffering from the occupation of the israeli regime since the year even the occupation of southern lebanon happened during the past years . for hezbollah, it was able to liberate southern lebanon with the help of the heroic nation of lebanon, it was able to con

we're going to cross on over a live to jetta, saudi arabia, the extraordinary meeting of the oic is taking place, let's take a listen to what's happening there, thank you for overseeing this meeting in this historic city, dignatories, prime ministers, we are now a turning point in the history of our islamic um whereby we confront a crisis which is almost undermining efforts pursued over decades, the latest events which took place in gaza and also the assassination of sheikh ismail han, the former palestinian prime minister. few days ago, this was a dangerous escalation in the conflict which is taking place and which is also concerning every peace loving person in the world, and this is still a source of suffering, this illegal occupation doesn't only undermine the... peace process, but it also, it also is a further undermining and the violations of the territorial integrity of islamic republic of iran, the assassination of a political leader its territory is something which cannot be separated from what is taking place, this cowardly act will not only lead to escalating tensions, it will l

, but saudi arabia kurdish relations with this regime will not be normal until the palestinian cause is realized. what do you think about this big geopolitical shift? we are very happy about these geopolitical changes that have occurred in the region and we welcome the saudi-iranian agreement with china's supervision. and we welcome the return of syria to the arab league and we hope that , god willing, syria will have more stability, unity , and sovereignty, and that the syrian people, all the syrian people, will be in prosperity in their own country. the changes that have occurred in the climate, including turkey's reconciliation with many countries that it had in the past. with them, all these ongoing reconciliations and agreements between the countries of the region , the arab countries and the islamic countries , are in line with the interests of the nations of the region and definitely worry the israeli regime and its allies . why do i want to point out the issue important during the last decades of the region. this climatic situation during the last 10 years in the countries wh

we know that saudi arabia recently has been under huge pressure from yemen not to fall for us tricks again and to become their proxy and to uh let's say reignite any kind of aggression. against yemen and the power that yemen now has in the region is demonstrated by the fact that saudi arabia has now come forward um with negotiated peace deal which includes the opening of sanat airport, the main airport in the center of yemen and allowing flights to jordan, india and cairo, i think initially to lift uh the sanctions on the banks in yemen and also for yemen to lift their sanctions on or measures against saudi. banking, so this is very clear indication that what yemen is doing is having an effect not only on israel but on who are effectively israel's allies uh and who are complicit in the genocide of palestinians, no indeed, but david, how damaging do you think it is for for israel that the elat porters has filed for bankruptcy? well, it's extremely damaging, and of course it's part of a wider picture, we've seen uh, perhaps something... approaching 10% of the population of israel leave

saudi arabia, iran, china, kazakhstan, nicaragua, cuba, algeria.oreign program of the state duma chairman's work in the spring session was intense, visits that further strengthened the ties with russia. about the most important allies of our state. relations that are taking a new course, signed agreements and plans for the future in the review by alexander laktionov. from the island of freedom to the celestial empire, this is today the geography of cooperation between the russian parliament and its foreign colleagues. while some countries, under pressure from the united states and the european union, continue to isolate russia, others are strengthening ties with it. the first in a series of foreign business trips of vyacheslav volodin. during the spring session was saudi arabia . this is not an ordinary event. it was the first visit of the state duma chairman to the kingdom in 30 years. relations between the states are reaching a new level. parliaments must support the course taken. we must do everything possible on our part to ensure that we contr

why then are the us and saudi arabia intercepting missiles fired by ansor allah at israel? i mean, is this just, i mean, the same justification that they used to to attack yemen in the first place? well, the reason that they're doing it is because... because the iron dome, the much wanted uh israeli air defense system isn't sufficient, and so there to protect israel and we saw that uh, especially with the uh the massels which were fired by the islamic republic of iran several months ago where the british and the germans and the americans and indeed the saudis too were involved in trying to to uh help the air defenses of of israel and and they and they failed so it's because they are worried. that actually the the the alleged you know fullpof irome is not fullpof and actually uh can be significantly damaged by these kinds of attacks so in in the case of of the attacks that that they have done on the ships huge numbers of of ships now have been hit or have been worned off by the uh the effective exclusion zone they've put on the red sea and and that seems to be not not to hav

it is the government of saudi arabia.se people who are getting a plea deal. plea deals, as far as i'm concerned, are away for the united states government to subvert the truth. we need a trial. if they know anything about what saudi arabia did, we need to hear it from them, whether they live or die, i don't give a c crap. that is for god to judge. if they want to rot away in a jail sale, and they want to be martyrs, then maybe living and rotting away in a jail cell is the way to go but i don't take a position on life or deat. but i want to know what these individuals know about what the government of saudi arabia did to kill my father. >> todd: it is that of question and for having those questions come i would share them as well with my dad were killed now 23 years ago. thank you for your time this morning. appreciate it, sir. up next, we are asking parents about safety concerns for their families as the migrant crime we are seeing in our country basically turns every statement to a border state. it was under kamala harri

huge offers from saudi arabia have not changed the i saudi arabia have not changed the chance to makee red of liverpool, still hard to stop in front of goal. so far for the dutchman, it is two wins and few problems, but in a week's time, the pressure goes up a notch. it is manchester united at old trafford next sunday. to manchester united at old trafford next sunday-— next sunday. to get a great start like this, you — next sunday. to get a great start like this, you have _ next sunday. to get a great start like this, you have to _ next sunday. to get a great start like this, you have to work - next sunday. to get a great start like this, you have to work really| like this, you have to work really hard, and that is what the boy is dead. they kept working really hard without the ball, we started playing better and better and better during the second half, which led to many good chances was not the only thing we didn't do is kill the game earlier. —— that is what the boys did. to the vitality stadium then, where newcastle clung on to a point thanks to a very late var decision that left

or i'm sorry uh normalize ties with saudi arabia of which saudi arabia at this point has rejected that notion based on what they have said until the palestinian cause um is realized and and met, but what do you make of this uh huge jew political shift that has happened? all of this reconciliations and this diplomatic efforts in the region, we are very pleased with this meeting that occurred and reconciliation that occurred uh rapprochement between the islamic republic of iran and saudi arabia which was to chinese mediation and of course even for syria its return to the arab league and that this would read to the... building of syria, stability of syria, that all the people of syria would live a stability and a stable life, and everything that is happening in the region, there is no reconciliation that would be not would be negative, no, all of these stances and meetings and agreed agreements between the arab countries and the muslim countries are at the end to the for the interest of the people of the... region and definitely are would be against the zionist entity and the allies of th

as you know, yes, saudi arabia has a positive vision for the future, but he's not exactly an uncontroversial figure. his human rights record is poor. he chopped up a friend of mine in a saudi consulate noton ago. he still has people in prison for 35 years for a tweet. he decides what he wants to do, and he does it. should the united states have a formal defense treaty with aa country that is very far from a democracy, doesn't share our values when the mining, we have so few of these kind of agreements. we have nato, agreements with japan, south korea but they are a democracy. we don't even have a formal defense agreement with the israelis. so is it a good idea to have one with saudi arabia? >> ultimately that is a diplomatic question not military. if the united states is going to be a global power and exert power globally sometimes youns have to make common calls that don't necessarily share your values but might share your interests. >> common cause is one thing, but an agreement to defend against an attack? >> we will see what happens and how it links to the normalization with israel becau

in a telephone conversation with the foreign ministers of egypt, saudi arabia, turkey, oman and qatar, the acting foreign minister stated that the united states is responsible for the assassination of martyr haniyeh as a supporter and accomplice of the zionist regime. answer or hussein! raising the red flags of revenge at the funeral of martyr fouad shekar, one of the resistance commanders. lebanon seyyed hassan nasrallah addressed to the zionists, the answer is sure to be a little happy you will cry for a long time and panic in the zionist camp from the fear of a decisive response from iran and lebanon's hezbollah, from the closure of factories to the tightening of security measures at the tel aviv airport, with the start of the crowded flight of zionists and international flights to tel aviv . in the name of allah, the most merciful , the most merciful, may god bless muhammad and the family of muhammad and hasten their fate. peace be upon you, dear viewers. good evening . welcome to the 24:00 news section. welcome to the glorious guest of the martyr of the freedom of quds. from offe

yes saudi arabia has a positive vision for the future. but mohammed bin salman is not exactly uncontroversial figure his human rights record is poor he chopped up a friend of mine in a saudi consulate long ago jamal khashoggi he still has people in for 35 years for a tweet he decides what he wants to do and he he it should the united states have a formal defense treaty with a country that is very far from a democracy doesn't share our values when i mean we don't we have few of these kinds of agreements. we have nato's we have agreements with japan, south korea. but they're fellow democracies we don't even a formal defense agreement with with the israelis. so is it a good idea to have one with saudi arabia? ultimately, that's a diplomatic question, not a military question. my answer would be if the united states is going to be a global power and exert power globally, sometimes you going to have to make common cause with nations that don't necessarily share your values. but share your interests. so common is one thing, but an agreement to de

asiv you note yes, saudi arabia has a positive vision for the future. but as non- uncontroversial figure. his human rights record is poor. he chopped up a friend of mine and it saudi consulate not long ago. he still has people in prison for 35 years for a tweet. he decides what he wants to do and he does it. should the united states have a formal defense treaty with a country thatro is very far froma democracy? it does not share our values. we have so few of these kinds of agreements we have nato, agreements with japan, south korea, but they are democracies. we doem not have a formal defene agreement with the israelis it. so let's have aly was saudi arabia. >> ultimately that ista a diplomatic question on a questia military question. gunther would be for going to exert power globally sometimes will have toe make certain that don't necessary to share your values but much higher interest. >> common cause is one thing. but an agreement to defend them against attack? let's see what happens and let s see how it links to normalization with israel. you are simp

come and uh reconcile or i'm sorry uh normalize ties with saudi arabia of which saudi arabia at this point has rejected that notion based on what they have said until the palestinian cause um is realized and and met, but what do you make of this huge geopolitical shift that has happened? ننظر بارتياح كبير جدا لهذه التغيرات الجوسياسيه التي تجري في المنطقه. of all of this reconciliations and this diplomatic efforts in the region, we are very pleased with this meeting that occurred and reconciliation that occurred between the islamic republic of iran and saudi arabia which was through chinese mediation and of course even for syria its return to the arab league and that this would lead to the rebuilding of syria stability of syria that all the people of syria live a stability and a stable life, and everything that is happening in the region, there is no reconciliation that would be not would be negative, no, all these stances, and meetings and agreed agreements between the arab countries and the muslim countries are at the end to the for the interest of the people of the region and defin

by, probably, saudi arabia has become a model democracy, yes, that the united states is lifting itsransovich, this is being done precisely in the context of the escalation of the general situation and the risk of a military clash with iran, which we talked about. yes, indeed, the americans understand, or even so, they act in the middle east on the principle of dividing and ruling, they understand that the massacre that is now taking place in the gaza strip, and there is no other way to call it, it has united all the countries that did not even communicate with each other, this is the arab league, this is practically the entire muslim world. now, when something serious, big can happen the confrontation of western countries together with israel against iran, and here the question arises, which countries will be on whose side, we see how they are now putting pressure on jordan, will they let drones through, that is, iranian or not, will they shoot them down or not, and will they allow american, european fighters into their airspace, so that at a distance from israel there, that is, to

acting foreign minister said in a telephone conversation with the foreign ministers of egypt, saudi arabia, oman, and qatar . raising the red flags of revenge at the funeral of the martyr fouad shekar, one of the commanders of the lebanese resistance , seyyed hassan nasrallah, addressing the zionists, the answer is certain, be happy a little , you will cry for a long time, and panic in the zionist army is frightening. the decisive response of iran and lebanon's hezbollah. from the closure of factories to the tightening of security measures at the tel aviv airport, with the start of the exodus of zionists, international flights to tel aviv were canceled. in the name of god. o allah, peace and blessings be upon ali muhammad and the family of muhammad, and may allah have mercy on him. good night , dear and respected viewers , we are at your service with detailed news at 21:00. the magnificent guest of the martyr, the scholar of the freedom of quds. the body of the prominent mujahid of the islamic ummah and holy martyr ismail haniyeh was buried today after the leader of the revolution prayed o

saudi arabia and all around in the islamic world uh pretty consistently. you know, we we remember a little over year ago, brokering an agreement between the islamic republic in in iran and and saudi arabia to lower the tensions between those great states. just very recently china hosted 14 different palestinian organizations to come to beijing to reach an agreement that in the future after this terrible. genocidal campaign of netanyahu and the idf is is finally brought to an end, you know, someone's going to have to assume leadership and and move forward with the future of the palestinian people, and china has worked out an agreement with those 14 organizations, including both fattah and hamas, for exactly that, so i think that that china has been pursuing, as you say, uh, their interests, the interests of other countries that that they have close relationship. with other people. china's principles of foreign relations, principles of international relations since the 1950s have been based on these concepts of mutual benefit, you know, mutual respect, and i

will be held in saudi arabia.icius' current contract with real madrid runs until twenty-seventh year, according to which the brazilian receives about 10 times less than he is promised in saudi arabia, about 20 million euros per season. and at the end of the issue , festive footage from the capital of serbia and belgrade, where yesterday evening tens of thousands of people took to the streets to greet the serbian national basketball team and tennis player novak djokovic. at the olympic basketball tournament in paris, the serbian national team won bronze medals, and novak djokovic won olympic gold for the first time in his career in paris. thus, novak djokovic completed a career gold slam. the tennis player has won all four grand slam tournaments, and he has won each one more than once, and now he has olympic gold. and also on... they are going to completely ban the canonical orthodox church, they are already preparing lists of priests to send to jail, and they call it, quote , spiritual liberation. zinaida kurbatov

we have problems during hajj. come in they are detained in saudi arabia. follow-up meetings with the saudi ambassador in tehran , the respected director general of the persian gulf, mr. dr. bagheri , the former acting head of the ministry of foreign affairs, and also my colleagues in riyadh and jeddah, had meetings with various saudi authorities , god willing, leading to their release. will be in this chapter and in this field of activity. a lot is being done in your general office. it's good. now, since it's government week, you mentioned martyred amir abdullahian. the release of iranian prisoners in other countries , of course, you also have a series of special programs during the ministry of mr. dr. araghchi, which you should mention now. in addition, let me know that we also have the issue of other prisoners in some other countries, for example, i think armenia. we still have a prisoner. you pointed out a very precise point. one of the departments under the general consular department in the ministry of foreign affairs is the department of consular and

says that this second peace summit will be held in saudi arabia, it was at the first so-called peacemit and declared that it is absolutely russia's participation is necessary, that without russia's participation everything loses its meaning, russia is quite rightly saying that it is not going to attend any such gatherings for the reason that only... in this connection, in connection with russia's guaranteed non-participation in the second world summit, what do you think saudi arabia will do, what position will it take, for saudi arabia, for the arabs in general, we need to have a very clear idea of ​​this in our propaganda policy, this is the substance that constitutes the basis of the situation for us on... world war ii, the fascist element, the pro-fascist element, the nationalist element, frankly speaking, for them these are quite distant matters, which they studied in school very superficially, this is such a story, a completely alien story, they are trying to understand the event, for them so far the conflict that is happening there is just a conflict, people sometimes quarrel t

cup, which will be held in saudi arabia. venicius' current contract with real madrid runs until 2027. according to it, the brazilian receives almost 10 times less than what saudi arabia is promising him, about 20 million euros per season. and at the end of the issue, impressive footage from the capital of serbia, belgrade, where hundreds of thousands of people took to the streets yesterday evening to welcome the serbian national basketball team and tennis player novak djokovic. at the olympic basketball tournament in paris, the serbian national team won bronze medals, and novak djokovic won the olympic gold medal for the first time in his career in paris. thus, novak djokovic completed his career gold slam. the tennis player has won all four grand slam tournaments, and he has won each of them more than once, and now olympic gold. and also the day before the athletes were received by the president of serbia aleksandar vucic. that's all about sports for now, see you next hour. mom, what are these letters for? fairy tales, in t

huge offers from saudi arabia have not changed _ salah!eir— salah! huge offers from saudi arabia have not changed their stance - salah! huge offers from saudi arabia have not changed their stance on - have not changed their stance on sala. still in the red of liverpool, still hard to stop in front of goal. so farfor the still hard to stop in front of goal. so far for the dutchman, still hard to stop in front of goal. so farfor the dutchman, it still hard to stop in front of goal. so far for the dutchman, it is two wins and few problems. the pressure goes up a notch next sunday with manchester united at old trafford. one other game in the premier league today. at molineux, chelsea managed to block out all the transfer noise surrounding their squad to put six past wolves for their first win of the season. star of the show was noni madueke with a second half hattrick after the two sides had gone into the break all square at 2—2. although cole palmer will share top billing. he assisted all of madueke's goals as well as getting himself on the s

so i had a bit of a problem with the esports world cup being in saudi arabia, and i certainly wasn't over it. and looking at the numbers, a saudi government—backed gaming group says they want to invest £31 billion to transform the country into a global esports hub by 2030. so, frankie, despite the significant reservations, it sounds like this is happening. well, it sounds like they're throwing money at the situation and hoping it sticks. it certainly has been something they're trumpeting as this success, the esports world cup. they're claiming that 500 million viewers tuned in, and that it's the most watched event in 2024. but actually, it's not the most watched event in 2024, because actually that's 21 different events. so you can see already that they're using this to kind of try and draw people in and take them seriously as an esports hub. but currently i wouldn't say that they have been, but, you know, maybe this will change things. thanks to frankie ward and keza macdonald for helping us through those gaming stories. and that brings to an end this edition of the media show. thank

the united states, saudi arabia, his name is chas freeman, he was also the deputy secretary of defense of the united states and so on, he recently spoke at the schiller institute, it seems to me, he gave a very accurate assessment of the policy that and the results to which, to which lead the united states' policy toward ukraine. let's hear what he said. for ukraine, the abandonment of neutrality gave moscow a pretext for military action. the military conflict with russia has been a national catastrophe. ukraine has lost a third of its. population, an entire generation of men of military age, it has already lost a fifth of its territory and has no power to prevent further losses. its infrastructure is in ruins, before the russian special operation began. ukraine was the poorest, most corrupt country in the world. europe, and its impoverishment continues. the fighting has fostered corruption, and today it is more widespread than ever. democracy has been replaced by martial law, political parties have been placed at the bottom of the law, the media have been nationalized, elections have

cup of thirty -four, which will be held in saudi arabia. the player's current contract with real madrid is valid until 2027. according to it, the brazilian receives almost 10 times less than promised to saudi arabia, about 20 million euros per season. and in... at the end of the issue, impressive festive footage from the capital of serbia and belgrade, where yesterday evening tens of thousands of people took to the streets of the city to greet the serbian national basketball team and tennis player novak djokovic. at the olympic basketball tournament in paris, the serbian national team won bronze medals, and novak djokovic won olympic gold for the first time in his career . thus, novak djokovic completed the tennis player's career gold medal of victories at all four grand slam tournaments, and he won each of them more than once, and now he has olympic gold, and the day before, the athletes were also received by serbian president aleksandar vucic. that 's all about sports for now, see you next hour. we watch to spend time with children. russi

the foreign ministers of saudi arabia, qatar, turkey and egypt also emphasized that they support thetiative of the islamic republic of iran in holding an urgent meeting of the organization of islamic cooperation to counter the terrorist actions of the zionist regime. the secretary of the supreme national security council emphasized that all resistance and freedom fronts. even though he was the prominent figure of the struggle and effort to achieve a just truce. he was trying, maybe basically netanyahu's goal was to burn and destroy this way, because netanyahu's life lies in the continuation of the war, so this regime will not benefit from this , it will bring itself one step closer to the abyss of collapse, the resistance in the development area he will give and shrink himself , he will lose his supporters. the vice president of hamas said that the resistance against the zionist regime will continue. khalil al-hiya emphasized at the autopsy ceremony of martyr ismail haniyeh in tehran: ismail haniyeh's slogan that we will never recognize israel is always our slogan. will remain. the v

recently , the former king of saudi arabia came to me, he called me and asked: how much do you charge? i answered him that i do not name my price to kings. political events, environmental disasters, terrorist attacks, the collapse of world financial markets, he is able to see the answer is the most. america ruled the financial world, power will pass from west to east, he makes an optimistic forecast for the years ahead, by 2033 there will be a completely new world. us presidential elections, who the indian predictor predicts to win and the military confrontation between russia and ukraine, will the escalation of the conflict in the kursk region become another round of the svo or the last point on the way to negotiations, as well as a new deadly virus, which, according to forecasts , is capable of wiping out half the world's population. all this and much more today i am glad to see you see, i remind you once again that you were with us then in 2022, the first time in 2004, so you have already had 20 years of your visits in connection with our country, and on your website it is written

why would saudi arabia, sitting where it sits gratuitously want to have an enemy in iran, russia and china, so i personally believe, i might get egg on my face, that the saudi regie. will sit this one out, that's my honest uh analysis uh of it. tony gosling is a journalist and we love journalists on here. tony, on you go. well, i, i, i'm a bit of an old hand at these wars. i can remember very much the iraq war, and i remember tony blair's hand in that, peter mandelson's hand, and the elite on the far right of the labor party. uh, i wonder george. what do you think about the timing of all this? isn't it funny how we've just had a general election, parliament just goes into recess for a month and then suddenly starm has got this whole thing to himself along with the army chiefs, the police chiefs, all of whom are actually appointed by the king, so is kind of tiny little elite that seems to be potentially pushing us towards war, both on the home front, because the uh, it seems to me that much of this is playing out, the uh the gaza, palestine war is playing out... here with robinson and

the americans have brought this special fighter to their secret base in saudi arabia. as these birds take off. the days of saddam will come to an end , but saddam does not know anything about the presence of the american f-7s. but he still likes saman. the systems that no electronic warfare system failed in the war between egypt and israel. even the american phantoms of iran could not easily escape from the claws of this defense. but with that trump card that america has and saddam doesn't know how many days they have been secretly conducting test flights from secret us bases in saudi arabia . airplanes that want to change the radar evasion record in the world. russian and iraqi mid-range systems will have no chance against these bombers. it seems that the job will be over for saddam soon. this black pseudo will give its first serious test here. the land of mesopotamia, iraq. finally, the promised night comes. at 10:00 p.m., 17 f7s from saudi arabia. saddam it is here speaking to members of the upper red. in order to confuse iraqi defense commanders, american warships

i was just two weeks ago on a trip that included stops in saudi arabia and the uae and saudi arabia metith the crown prince i also met with the minister of communications. he mentioned he had a very productive meeting with you. and then in that uae lots of interest in moving forward in this partnership between jeep 42 and microsoft. so i want to go back a little bit to the question senator murphy raised. senator brookie brooker really alluded to. on the one hand i would definitely want to be the players of choice when it comes to investment in high tech, right? it was a very clear at the saudi's and the folks in that uae want to engage first and foremost with u.s. companies because u.s. technological expertise. on the other hand we do want to make sure that our partners are not transferring important technological secrets to china and others. can you look through that lens a little bit, saudi arabia and the uae and tell me how we would balance those competing interests? >> first of all, thank you, senator. i agree with the value proposition. and i think in many respects it comes down if

mundo deportivo claimed that ngolukante is not satisfied with the living conditions in saudi arabia and wants to return to the first level of european football. lapord regrets the transfer to the saudi league and wants to leave this country quickly and return to europe. it is said that barcelona and paris saint-germain are seriously monitoring this player. bastianini won the british moto gp. the 10th stage of the 2024 world motorcycle championship at the silverstone circuit in england. if they repeat that experience, we really hope that this year we will not fight for relegation until the last week be higher results and position. so far, the representative of khobustan has added 11 new players to his team and 7 people left. i expect that one or two more players will be added to us and we can coordinate them before the start of the league. it is necessary to think about them , according to the chairman of the board of directors of this khuzestan club , they are the most expensive team in the premier league , we have the lowest budget among the premier league clubs , less than half of the

in the kursk region, it can affect the position of the countries of the world majority: turkey, saudi arabiahe emirates, other countries, relatively ukrainian conflict. dmitry, i have been following the reaction of primarily arab countries to this conflict for 2 years now, and i can say that it is receiving a lot of attention, but you are absolutely right that the current operation, it is largely pursuing. military actions, especially those people who need it for professional reasons, and i remember that there was a very violent reaction, for example, to the drones that flew to moscow city, but this is done precisely in order to assess what potential russia has, because for many, everything that is happening is, first of all, a test of russia's ability to protect its national interests, ensure its national security and generally confirm its status as a global power, that's exactly how it is... what is happening is viewed through the prism of russia's confrontation with the west, by and large it is perceived, that is , it all counts, therefore, by the way, at the initial stage, especially the

portuguese defender jave cancelo, who played on loan at barca last season , joined al hilal of saudi arabiath a contract worth 30 million euros. al-nasr football team defeated al-alfiha in the second week of the saudi league . in this game, the portuguese striker of al-nasr, chris ronaldo, scored one goal and gave one assist. this is ronaldo's 900th goal in his football career. juan escordo, a 27-year-old player of the national football team of uruguay, who played against sao paulo last week in the round of 16 of the copa libertadores , he passed away this morning, and nikola jokic, the center of the denver nuggets basketball team, was named the most valuable game for the third time. ken was selected for the season of the nba basketball competition. thank you very much for accompanying you, dear people interested in sports news, with the 125 news section , have a good time, god bless you. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful. hello , welcome to the news section at 13:00. the iranian student astronomy olympiad team won the first place in the 17th international astronomy

at 22:00 f17s take off from saudi arabia. saddam is here giving a speech to the high-ranking members of the iraqi baath party to confuse the iraqi defense commanders. american warships start firing missiles at baghdad from the persian gulf . iraq does not have a proper defense against missiles. the americans have launched more than 700 fighter-bombers behind the f-117s. the largest air raid since the end of world war ii begins . if the f-7s are successful, this bombing will finish iraq. but if they fail. iraq's defense systems will inflict the biggest defeat in the history of america on this country. the americans are still not sure of this victory. so they send their apache helicopters to shoot at the iraqi border defenses. everyone is supposed to entertain the iraqi commanders so that the 17th can beat all the frontline systems. once the iraqi sky turns red. the rain of anti-aircraft bullets has started, but there is no news of rockets firing. the pseudo has not been discovered and these eyes are blind. the f117 opens its b

and so don runs through public, dumpy in the em, or its, and re, out in saudi arabia. these are 2 giant external parties. the u. a has been very actively backing the recess with money and guns, although it denies it and convincingly saudi arabia, liens the other way. and the fact that these 2 major powers arrivals 9 the ones to see any space or give any credit to the other means that the 2 warring parties have really no reason to come to the table and negotiate seriously. and even though representative solve of saudi arabia and the average president of the peace talks, they simply when senior enough, it is only the very highest levels in those 2 countries that decisions will be taken. and until that happens, i'm afraid. so don seems to be set on the path of continuing conflict and deepening simon a head her now is there a russian asked, striking a hotel, a new credit and just for joining us from the richest use agency is missing the c e . o messaging service telegram interested in from russert accuse is the west of double standards, some freedom of speech, the the, the