people should be sent to saudi arabia in umrah caravans. every day we have two flights to saudi arabia, and god willing, from the 17th of next month, i will also take one flight. imam khomeini said that it is possible to send more people, the city of imam khomeini airport is ready for any number even up to one million, we declare our readiness , but for the 500,000 that the hajj pilgrimage organization announced, we are 100% ready, but its realization depends on the host country . from there are about five or at least five other airlines that have announced their readiness to allow the so-called aviation organization of saudi arabia. these companies are ready to express their support to the islamic republic of iran airlines for children and teenagers in iranian islamic products. yes, you have these. yes, you use them. yes, it is written. do you use these iranian products? yes , you used these products that are iranian. yes, i like them very much , especially the pencils of these characters that are on the desk, for example, iranian cartoons

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realize... with saudi arabia thinks of it? i think there are two tracks, there's the public track and there is the private track. the private track indicated that there was a warming of relations between israel and saudi arabia, there was a mass integration of intelligence sharing, there was military expertise that were being shared between saudi arabia and israel, this is old relationship that existed for a long time but was coming out to the open, the deal as understood it at the time was that muhammad bin salman had committed himself to his vision to improve the economic situation of saudi arabia, unfortunately the public investment company of saudi arabia did not have enough funds and the only way to save muhammad bin salman was to make these projects such as nome and many of the others the hexagon successful and he required that large amount of funding which israel was prepared to give and this was before october 7. when october 7th happened that funding got rerooted back into israel, they had to upscale the supply capaci

them up now, so that that map is very telling, that they they don't necessarily have to occupy saudi arabia, but they get the us uh hard power. uh dealing with saudis and they will get their way uh, it's almost new kind of soft power using using the us vist, as long as you've got it doing what you bid, then you can just uh pretend that you're uh not the real uh perpetrators of the violence, it's it's your friend the us that's that's holding the bank, so i think yeah it's going to be very bad and uh depending on on on whether the saudis give in immediately or not, but uh, yeah, this extending its power, it it's already does, it basically has shifted from the a week ago was 15 kilometers inside israel was the border, now it's shifted that to effectively 15 kilometers into lebanon, so... "it has extended its reach, and and yes, all of gaza, i don't see gaza, it will never be run by palestinians again, in fact there will be no palestinian government, this this idea of two state solutions, it was, it was unwieldy from the beginning, and israel is just basically sign, you know, torn it up and thr

i've been to saudi arabia few _ arabia. i've been to saudi arabia few times - arabia.om vicious fans. —— british fans. obviously, this one was. but the way it was branded was rehab season —— riyadh season. it seemed britain was being used as a subsidiary of the saudi state, which is encroaching and evermore insidious ways into sport. it's just a total... ultimately, there's not a huge amount i could do about that, but deep pockets go way in sport. we have tried — pockets go way in sport. we have tried to _ pockets go way in sport. we have tried to get a response from the saudis and we've not had it of you yet, but if they want to put their point of view, we can carry that out. oliver, we very much appreciated. we are going to talk about events in lebanon at the top of the hour, so do stay with us. hello. heavy rain over the past 48 hours has led to some significant and fairly widespread flooding, particularly across some central and southern parts of england. here's the radar, which shows where the rain has been falling over recent hours. we've had a hook of rain acros

are ended. well, not only that, uh, we have... had saudi arabia actually talk about how there should be a palestinian state and that is something that the israel regime actually outlawed, their kenessset said that there is notion of a palestinian state and they did that just to basically shut that idea down. i'm not too sure they're going to stick with that uh if they come under pressure uh perhaps, but um uh when it comes to again uh really cloudy as to uh what the israel regime wants to do um in the short term what what do we i mean they are there in beirut, there's talk, not in beirot, they are attacking beirut and they are attacking southern lebanon, and there is this talk of how it this is the moments that's ripe for a ground operation, by many accounts, many have stated that a ground operation will go against israel regime and that will suffer losses there, do you think they will? they're terribly overextended already, they are desperately trying to... draft the religious jews into the military against their wishes, their military isn't big enough for all their goals, it's not

yemen in just in a matter of eight months just since the beginning of the war of against yemen by saudi arabia yemeny army has shut down five us mq9 during eight years of saudi war against yemen and during eight month they have such shut down eight, this show you that yemani army is actually increasing and upgrading their type of anti air defense, that's why "i believe they still have many uh uh new types of weapons that they have not used yet and i believe that germany are as well preparing for major attack that could come from the united states and united arab emirate and saudi arabia and i believe that that attack is expected to be after the election in the united states because saudi arabia and united arab emirates they are one of the closest ally of united states in the region and we are still in in a truce with saudi arabia that's why i believe that the war will start again. but this time under the umbrella of the united states and united kingdom, well tim anderson, a simple question here, why is it that the yemani army, given the fact that they are completely aware of the us assets in t

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from the capital of saudi arabia, our special correspondent, boris ivanin, joins us.is, hello, have the negotiations begun yet? yes, alexander, hello, just now here in saudi arabia, sergey lavrov, as always, has a busy program, a number of bilateral meetings, and of course, the central the event is a meeting of the cooperation council for the arab states of the persian gulf. actually, in riyadh this gulf is called. arab and we are now on the territory of the council's headquarters, the first meeting, which started literally just now, a few minutes ago with the secretary general, this is jassem mohammed al-budaevi. the meeting is taking place behind closed doors, we will find out the details later, but i will say that the council itself is six states of the arabian peninsula, it is clear that saudi arabia is the leader, as the largest in area, also in the council also includes kuwait, qatar, bahrain, oman, the united arab emirates, this is a regional union, these energy systems are united into one, all trade barriers between them have been removed, for several years no

, will you be visiting the kingdom of saudi arabia in the near future, perhaps in the immediate or medium term ? is it possible to not see the visit of the saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman to tehran, especially since some sources of the iranian news agency have indicated the possibility of the visit of the saudi crown prince to tehran in the near future, and it will affect this interest and consolidate the interest, both with the kingdom of saudi arabia and possibly with egypt. al-jordan in your time president in support of the palestinian cause and in putting an end to the israeli war and the supposed israeli aggression on the gaza strip, mr. president, greetings and don't be tired, during the recent period we have seen measures regarding the resumption and development of relations with the arab countries and also the countries of the persian gulf, especially saudi arabia . question my question is whether you are going to travel to saudi arabia soon or whether it is possible to witness a trip soon. crown prince of saudi arabia to tehran. in particular , some news sources reported t

to in the conversation of the unicy of the muslim, you have to really begin with the kingdom of saudi arabia, because it has not only held the spiritual uh, sort of folkron of islam with with its uh, i'd say occupation, with the saudi regime's occupation of... the hijaz, the holy sites there, and then what they've done over the last seven decades is uh that they've rolled out systematically division and the the destruction of islamic unity, so what we've had is the primary wealth bank of the islamic nations and the the the nation which has actually got control of the holy sites and influences or many, many other nations through its kind of funding and through... its various other projects of religious and political and military uh if you like actions and all we've seen is what let's let's take saudi arabia in yemen, they've invaded yemen, occupied it on behalf of the uh of the uh the anglo-zianist empire for how many years and inflicted one of the most henous set of war crimes that i have certainly witnessed in totally in in in in leagues with the... in proportion with what's going on in gaz

and he was going to be tough on saudi arabia. so when you asked about punishment, i don't see where i don't see how this administration is in any way exacted, you know, for punishment on, sorry, review whatsoever. when it came to the case of the killing of donald for surely the same thing, us divided administration said that, well now we have details that perhaps i was see, i opened the 1st place and it shows you the position was highly suspicious and altogether and otherwise talked about the but i, you know, i want to get onto this harris since november elections is very big. and it will flip to remind everyone used to work at a package, the cnn journalist and donna bash, who was the person who was major c, i a link to the chief of stuff which harris chose her down the bus to get the 1st interview from paying that the election is being extreme interference is not the russians. it is clearly israel that as a stranglehold over the elections in the united states as well, it's something that's rarely talked about. the influence of,

after training, they left for jeddah, saudi arabia. the red ones held their last practice in tehran before going to saudi arabia to participate in the league . on the day of the meeting, we practice and play there importantly, we have an expensive foreign team with al-ahly of saudi arabia. god willing, we can get the desired result. missing from the police press practice in tehran were the uzbek, georgian and algerian nationals of the team. our three foreigners, mr. alexei, the goalkeeper, mr. rouf and mr. girgi directly between tomorrow, arriving today before we arrive in saudi arabia, training at noon on friday was the first appearance of the new angolan orange striker serkh pochan among the players. and we still have room to be better than this and to be in line the long-term goal and tournament where we are fighting on four fronts is to be able to show up with strength and get what we want with the fans . despite the change in their budget ceiling, their team list is complete for now and they cannot recruit new players. look at our

journalist who wasn't allowed to cover the heavyweight title fight at wembley after criticising saudi arabia'snvolvement in the sport. you're very welcome along to the programme, wherever you're watching around the world. after one of the most turbulent years in the club's history, there is finally some good news for everton. it was just over 12 months ago that the owner farhad moshiri agreed to sell his 94% stake. but as the first takeover stalled and eventually fell through, two separate points deductions for financial breaches followed, leaving the team facing another potential relegation battle. they avoided that, but two more potential investors came and went over the summer, and the team have now made their worst start to a season since the 1950s. but the club picked up its first point over the weekend, it has now emerged that one of those summer suitors was back and a deal has been agreed, so if it passes the necessary checks, then the friedkin group — fronted by the american billionaire dan friedkin — will become the new owners. they've had talks this weekend with farhad moshiri, come

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

, uh, saudi arabia's turn towards the bricks to... was the issue of trading each other's currencies rather than through the dollar, the historic uh desire of the chinese leadership going way back, to the 1960s for palestinian statehood and so on. these are national self-interests of china. uh, self-defense is not just about defending your own territory, it's about defending your own interests and if the middle east descends into inferno, then epsofacto, china's national interest has been damaged. am i right? absolutely, and china. china has been pursuing its national interest and and the interest of of the palestinian people and of people in iran and in saudi arabia and all around uh in the islamic world uh pretty consistently. 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

umrah should be sent to saudi arabia. every day, we have two flights to saudi arabia , and god willing, from the 17th of next month, another flight will be added to our total number of flights. ceo of imam khomeini airport company said that people can be sent. there are more, the city of imam khomeini airport is ready for any number, even one millions, apparently, we announce our readiness, but for the 500,000 that the hajj pilgrimage organization announced, we are ready for 100, but its realization depends on the host country. there are at least 5 other airlines that will announce their readiness as soon as the so-called national aviation organization of saudi arabia gives permission. these companies are ready to provide assistance to the islamic republic of iran air company and all the first group of lifeguards after 9 years of waiting in may of this year. ali kazemi was sent sed and sima news agency, the 9th edition of the country's information technology challenges competition by the university. sharif industrial was

, uh, saudi arabia's turn towards the bricks, towards the issue of trading uh each other's currencies been damaged, i right? absolutely, and china, china has been pursuing its national interest and and the interest of of the palestinian people and of people in iran and in saudi arabia and all around uh in the islamic world uh pretty consistently. we we remember a little over year ago uh brokering an agreement between the islamic republic in in iran and and saudi arabia. to lower the tensions between those great states uh, just very recently uh 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 uh 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 fatah and hamas, for exactly that, so i think that that china has been pursuing, as you say, their interests, the interests of other countri

and and they and they milk the cow of uh muslim countries like so-called muslim countries like saudi arabia uh taking their their petro dollars incomes and then reinvesting it in building terrorism of isis. variety, of the al-qaeda variety, of the jabatul nusra variety, of the al jundala variety or isis horasan variety, how many varieties of terrorism have the americans and the israeli spawned for west asia, all in order to keep the plunder going, i mean, i don't think iraq sees a penny of the oil that it's been producing, post saddam, certainly not, they the americans take all of it, they take the money of oil in in iraq, that's why they're sitting there and they control. the the the civil service and then they complain about iran helping iraq to stave off the the the califate, their anglo-zionist califate that they want to impose through daesh and through isis, that was all part of their their their efforts to subjugate uh that that region, and israel is now a primary tool probably having to be rold out frontline in order to reimpose their control of of of the uh the west asian uh subjuga

in the sanda division, in minus 65 weight, reza abdullahi defeated sandakari from saudi arabia in hisond match. minus 70 mohammad farhadi won in the second round against the representative of india. minus, minus 60 amir hossein hemmati. so from the break in the first round , he won the second round of the representative of south korea. in plus 90 mohammad nasiri and minus 85 mohammad reza rigi in their first match overcame sandakaran from hong kong and jordan respectively. in minus 75, sohail mousavi was eliminated with one win and one loss. the four-person rowing team of our country's women won the first gold in the championship rowing competition. less than 23 years and asian youth achieved. today, in the final competition of the four-person rowing, under 23 years of age , our women's team, with the combination of fateme majalal, kimia zarei, mehna haji hosseini and saqi maleki, won the gold medal. in this competition, the teams of vietnam and china finished second and third. this tournament will be hosted by china until tomorrow. is being held the fourth week of the premier league

how would you assess saudi arabia's role as a mediator in the steel, as well as well as the 1st time in $22.00. so the idea were also involved in many changes or present as far as, uh, between the 2 countries. and now they are important this and they told me they were involved in each process. and negotiation between crania, i'm brushing as so we are trying to name the or a more peaceful and more secure by how be addressing so to each other and how the resulting issues and providing a platform for people to just discuss their much, well issues with our health isaac facilitator and they all the extra tasks because they don't, we have to imagine we don't have any interest thoughts as to the beach between dis, gentry's and others and help them resolve their differences. and so they used to be us the speed, the trinity, and they are 6 hours to the village. and that's why we manage to so far succeed in all this and hopefully in the future. uh, also uh versus the game we can be of help. the saudi arabia has joins us with some other arab countries that are involved in efforts to bring an en

i say to you what blessings such a peace with saudi arabia would bring. it would be a boon to the security and economy of our two countries. it would boost trade and tourism across the region and transform the middle east into a global juggernaut. our two countries could cooperate on energy, water, and many, many other fields. such a peace i am sure would be a true pivot of history. it would usher in a historic reconciliation between the arab world and israel and islam and judaism and mecca and jeurm. iran and its terror proxies are committed to scuttling it. one of the best ways to foil this is to achieve the peace. such a peace would be the foundation for an even broughter alliance and would include united states, arab peace partners, saudi arabia and others who choose the blessing of peace. it would advance security and prosperity across the middle east and bring enormous benefits to the rest of the world. with american support and leadership, i believe this vision can materialize and much sooner than people think. and as the prime minister of israel,

saudi arabia on the gulf states in the back pockets of uh the american uh administration and israel is there to to continue and to fement straight within the uma to keep dividing sunni and shia and arab and persian because they know if there was real unity within the region if you could have saudi arabia standing weside iran. 'if you could have the uae standing beside yemen, perhaps we wouldn't be in the position we're in today where the umar is divided and you have what i believe to be the accents of resisting resistance or the access of jihad as i've heard it call recently fighting for truth and justice and against oppression and then you have the other part of the uma which is saudi arabia, uae'. these these are all acting uh against the interests of justice, against uh they they are the oppressors, they are defending uh western american imperialism with with in the region, so without the unity it'll be very very very difficult to stand up against the israelis and hold the idea of the war criminal. and i have heard it said that the attack upon uh said hassan, nasralla, peace be upon

so the kingdom, saudi arabia haven't been sold a month for those which we see. we have held the link for you, conversational the key avenues of our bilateral relations session that will provide these to implement the agreements have that for attained by the hands. now the saudi arabia and the russian federation of the butcher will send you the most meetings, the summits between president fulton and the crown prince. last year, when our head of state came here with the state police, the depart from the bi lateral, a trend with this cast all the objectives that we are faced with within the context of the international developments. both the power part is firmly reaffirmed our adherents to the processes that are objective in the world. now, within the context of the establishment of new multi polar world orders that will have no harriman's, no dictator is results. and that will stick to the key principles of the un charter, all the sovereign equality of all the states. but the, somebody get some, well, i can down with more on various aspects of the talks that we he

to saudi arabia, king faisal was the king of saudi arabia . he had sent someone to bahrain. now i don't know what he was doing. iran did it, and even the king disrupted his departure to saudi arabia, right here in london . there is one day in his memoirs at the garden party of kevin elizabeth, who was invited by the senior staff. the emir of bahrain had already left . mr. zahedi arrived and his employees told him that the emir of bahrain was here. he was bluffing. most damaging effect both on the politics of bahrain and on the economy of bahrain. politically it was a source of continuous neurosis. 14th province, well, i moved from the 14th province to the 12th province , where can't i do it? there was supposed to be a referendum, but how did it turn out? little by little, the king withdrew from the position of the referendum. they say that a referendum is not possible , he says, well, it's treason, we can't do anything , but in the end it will soften. he agrees to leave the matter to masai jamila, the secretary of the united nations . masai jamila is actually a translation o

they entered saudi arabia for umrah in the new lunar year. madam , how many years did you wait? 13, almost 16 years old, 10, 11 years old, waiting for more than 10 years. it seems that now they are filled with enthusiasm and enthusiasm to visit the house of god. give me life, i will visit and come to wish i was thinking that i'm going to eight. i feel very good. i feel very good. dear, i'm happy. everyone thinks to themselves what their first prayer and request should be during this pilgrimage . the victory of the people of gaza, the appearance of mr. may the oppressed people of gaza overcome this so-called global disbelief and may they win. these pilgrims from tehran and kurdistan provinces were escorted out of imam khomeini airport this morning. pray for the oppressed people of palestine, dear brothers and sisters of gaza , they are all followers of the same prophet. as you are going to visit his shrine, 170,000 people will be sent to saudi arabia in umrah caravans by the end of the year. every day we have two flights to saudi arabia and god willing, from the 17th of next mont

our special correspondent, boris ivanin, is joining us from the capital of saudi arabia.o, what's the news from saudi arabia, what topics are in the spotlight there today? dash, hello, well, there are a lot of topics here, just a few minutes ago the meeting of the cooperation council for the arab states of the persian gulf ended, we are now at the headquarters of this organization, look here are the flags of all the countries that are part of the cooperation council. literally a few minutes ago , the head of russian diplomacy, sergey lavrov, came out of these large doors, here are also the doors to the other rooms, to the other halls, they are now closed, the other bilateral meetings that are here on the sidelines of this council are taking place behind closed doors, well, sergey lavov's schedule is very busy, and the first meeting, even before the start of the work of the council itself, was with the secretary general of this organization, and this is jassen mohammed al-budaiwi in this... always in the trend of the international agenda, today's meeting is already the fif

tonight, esteghlal will host al-gharafa ghatre and persepolis will host al-ahli in saudi arabia .ammad and his family, who are interested in sports news. foulad sirjan became the champion of the 24th edition of asian clubs cup volleyball. the steelers were successful in three consecutive shahdab categories defeat and become the champion of asia. we had a lot of problems in receiving, and it was very effective in our attack, and i would like to thank my parents, the yazdis, for hosting the 26th edition of the asia men's clubs volleyball cup . the key point of this hosting is the unique culture of the people of yazd and its good fans. there is no doubt that this unique hosting of yazeb province will promote us, that you continue this process of hosting us in different provinces, god willing. take it hard, the team is good, the conditions are good, the spirit is good, the players are all ready, thank god for sure qabadam's children have been training with the team for two days , the team is cheerful and ready for the world cup, the first world cup game, which is also a difficult game

the current era piece partners, saudi arabia and others would choose the blessing of peace in advance security and prosperity across them, at least, and bringing norms, benefits to the rest of the world. with american support and leadership, i believe this vision can materialize and much sooner than people think. and as the prime minister of israel, i will do everything in my power to make it happen. this is an opportunity that we and the world should not let go by the ladies and gentlemen, israel has made its choice. we seek to move forward to a bright age of prosperity and peace. your honest it's, it's boxes have also made their choice. they want to move back to a dock age of care and war. and all i have a question i pose that question to you. what choice will you make your nation stand with israel when you stand with democracy and peace? or would you stand with the wrong, a brutal dictatorship that subjugate its own people, exports terrorism across the globe. and this battle between good and evil. there must be no equivocation. when you stand with israel, you stand for your own val

today, saudi arabia celebrates the head of the belarusian state congratulated the crown prince, prime minister and the friendly people of the kingdom on the national day. he noted that he would be glad to visit saudi arabia at a convenient time to discuss the most pressing issues and agree on a plan for further joint actions in the political, trade, economic and humanitarian spheres. tensions are growing in the french overseas departments. following the protests on martenique, a riot broke out on the island of guadeloupe. the population there is also extremely dissatisfied falling living standards unemployment. activists are mastering guerrilla warfare skills. they are setting cars on fire and smashing public buildings. the authorities have declared a state of emergency on the rebellious islands, but the intensity of the protests continues to grow. and president macron's ratings are steadily falling in a situation of heightened social discontent. today , only 25% of the population supports his policies. the french leader's popularity was so low 6 years ago, at the height of nationwide

still having a supremacy power supremacy over the whole area, so and even after the 7th of october saudi arabia didn't rule out also the relationship and they said, well there are some conditions, but now i think it became more more complicated for the saudi delegation to get out of the whole of the assembly. "in the united nations, it was like all other countries who just make the same thing, which to express their anger of what the israeli is doing, and the saudi will find it very odd not to get out, especially at this time, and especially after what the israel are doing in the region, not only in the in gaza and west bank and also in lebanon, especially in the last week, and with all these operations that they did from the major explosions to the wikitoki and..." and then the assassination of some of the leaders and all these kind of things definitely are aggravating the whole area and showing the real face of israel that it is not only fascist and nazist kind of country but it is based on terrorism. well the way that uh the israeli regime wants to portray itself at this point is to uh show

in saudi arabia, my colleague hamid ejazi is going to the practice that they are holding, and in fact , the latest conditions of this team and the conditions of the recruitment are actually from presplis training. the player will definitely prepare a report anyway. monday, the 26th of shahrivar , our representatives are playing against esteghlal . esteghlal, well, in iran, in tehran, and perst polis should go to saudi arabia to play with al-ahli. another point of the matches. swimming is actually azadi, which will be held today, and mr. rafati will go to azadi sports complex and will actually cover the competition and prepare a report. it is very important for these competitions , because they are actually attended by the famous swimmers and have a high quality level. thank you very much, dear morteza izadfanai , we also have a report. we want to go see this report together. i say goodbye to morteza. thank you for coming here and giving us a detailed description of today's courses and competitions. let's go and see this report. we will come back if if there is a chance , we are still

heavy rain and flooding in saudi arabia local sources in saudi arabia announced that heavy rain caused water accumulation and flooding in some areas, as well as blocked streets, especially in jeddah. according to the decision of the authorities in saudi arabia, schools in all grades in the city of jeddah. it was closed. scientists warn about the accumulation of plastic particles in the human brain. based on the results of a study by researchers at the university of new mexico, which was published by hill magazine. the amount of microplastics and nanoplastics in the human body has increased by 50% compared to 2016. this study adds that half percent of the human brain is made of polyethylene plastic. it is known that plastic bags are used in packaging, storage containers and toys . according to researchers, plastic increases the risk of diseases such as alzheimer's, diabetes, parkinson's and obesity. researchers may it is said that each person enters the body through an average opening of 5 grams of plastic with packaged food and drinks . the astrologer they achieved a new way to observe

protested and even the shah disrupted his going to saudi arabia. right here in london, our foreign minister, mr. zahedi , when he became the ambassador in london, one day in his memoirs, it is in the garden party of queen elizabeth , who invited the senior staff , the emir of bahrain had already gone, mr. zahedi was here, until he arrived, his employees told him that the amir bahrain is here, they immediately return to me when i left when we enter, zali and the gentlemen come to me. who here is the sheikh of bahrain. of course, i decided immediately. it was at this time that his highness arrived for the second time. this is not very common there. i said, well, the same for me. we got angry there and came out. there was supposed to be a referendum, but how did it turn out ? gradually, the shah withdrew from the position of the referendum . when mr. alam comes, he tells the shah that we said to hold a referendum, but they say that a referendum is possible. he says no, well, it's treason, we can't do anything, but finally he softens and accepts that h

it saudi arabia and that 'ust cannot stand. ., r' saudi arabia and that 'ust cannot stand. . w ., saudithe have stand. if asked them to explain why they have withdrew _ stand. if asked them to explain why they have withdrew your _ they have withdrew your accreditation and have not got back to us. is there any sort of collective action you would like to see going forward amongst journalists? can you boycott events held by them going forward? i think there needs — held by them going forward? i think there needs to _ held by them going forward? i think there needs to be _ held by them going forward? i think there needs to be a _ held by them going forward? i think there needs to be a strong - held by them going forward? t t't “ta; there needs to be a strong industry stance, i have been heartened by all of the encouragement ives received today from journalists. i think there is a united view that it cannot go on like this. this is one of the most extraordinary things i have seen at wembley the other night when the saudi national anthem was played before god save the king. are we going to su

saudi arabia, eriad. the death toll from the typhoon in vietnam has reached almost 60 people, more than 200 were injured, mainly in the northeastern provinces of the country. in addition , a road bridge collapsed there. 110 thousand rice plantations were flooded, trees were torn out by the roots. there is now. in the power supply about the natural disaster anastasia ponko. it knocks out glass, tears off pieces of roofing from roofs, carries cargo containers. super typhoon yagi is capable of turning over even a whole ship. wind speed is more than 200 km / h. it is dangerous to go outside. the typhoon easily knocks people off their feet. tropical cyclone yegi hit southern china, with guangdong and hainan provinces suffering the most. hundreds of houses and power lines were damaged in the regions, roads were blocked by fallen trees, this super typhoon was called the strongest in the last 10 years. after the typhoon , a bridge collapsed in vietnam, several cars fell into a river. several people were rescued,

so i had a bit of a problem with the esports world cup being in saudi arabia, and i certainly wasn't quit 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 it's obviously a young audience that watches esports. it's a young audience that plays games generally, and that's an important demographic for, you know, the saudi efforts in laundering their reputation. so i had a bit of a problem with the esports world cup the only one. 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, t

there are porbably limitations as to how much we can outline what we want, doing fights in saudi arabiac, but we can certainly make it very clear what should be happening in this country/ there are certainly limitations. well, we did contact queensberry promotions in response to this story, but they haven't responded as of yet. that's it for this edition of sportsday. see you again soon. bye— bye. hello. we have seen a lot of extreme rainfall over the last couple of days. woburn in bedfordshire had 102mm of rain recorded on sunday. but on monday, it was really 0xfordshire�*s turn to see some absolutely horrendous conditions, widespread flooding and some severe disruption. in south newington in 0xfordshire, we recorded about 98mm through the day — that's about a month and a half's worth of rain. and you can see the rain on the radar picture here. it is gradually easing, and over the next few hours, it will tend to become a lot lighter, a lot patchier, before becoming confined to east anglia and south—east england. so it is an improving — very gradually — kind of weather situation. bit of