security - what can they do? the security council is the security arm - what can they do? the security councilty arm of the un and there was a security council resolution which called with specific requests from fighting parties and the r sf, what we call the government of sudan, and we need the fighting to stop and we need people to go back to their lives. let's not forget a country that was the breadbasket of the region. i was in darfur, the best mangoes you've ever tasted, the best grapefruit you've ever had and the jazz era state, the breadbasket of sudan at war. if the war does not stop, people will starve, not because sudan cannot get its own food but because people cannot get access to it on the short answer is they are looking to help whatever is going on in sudan for the war to stop and people to go back to their lives. it people to go back to their lives. . , people to go back to their lives. ., , ., . ., lives. it has four central facilities _ lives. it has four central facilities to _ lives. it has four central facilities to close - lives. it has four central. facilities to close u

security council security council created this mechanism every year. it is based on very on a very well established and transparent methodology which is explained on the shoulder on conflict website. if this is not the 1st report, right, we've had reports in 2nd 1998. we've had reports if i'm not mistaken, on that focused on killing and maiming since 2009, it will be up to a member states to read digest reports and act accordingly. that's good from all of that corresponds into an x ray. and while she joins us now from jerusalem, 10 of your children from the prime minister and a reaction of outrage, but that is more about other reactions in this relative well, i mean a very harsh reactions as you already said. and that was kind of was expected, but uh it was actually the news was leaked on uh, friday night by the un is, was and boss of the to the un himself. so he thing when he was informed about the you and the decision to put the is really military. the is where i defense process on that list and be heard from prime minister benjamin netanyahu that you and had to edit itself to the blacklist of history. so very harsh and strong reactions that and that goes across the board as well, from other members of his cabinet, of what he's been hearing from now that the annual list covers. as you said, the kidding of children conflict denied of access to a that has been a huge topic here since a divorce audited in golf and targeting of schools and hospital and conk hospitals and comes of course also after strikes to speak again on an organized school where people have been sheltering. now we also heard from the posting and invited to the united nations. he said, at least there will be some accountability. he says it will not bring the children back that were killed during this conflict, but it's a step towards the impunity to, to end the impunity that israel has enjoyed until then you mention accountability and, and into infinity. but the outrage seems to indicate that it says doesn't agree. can we actually expect this blacklisting to change as far as ministry status? you get all it's well, i mean, it depends on the action. so it'd be taken then to see her. and you know, if this one report will be submitted through the un security council, and then the members will have basically to decide whether they will take any action in that regard. i mean, the relationship with the united nations has deteriorated a by the day the is rel, i'm the united nation. so never where on good terms. uh, it's one has always seen as the u. n. s biased as sometimes, you know, being a anti semitic, or singling out is right. and i think this has gotten worse since the since the beginning of the war since the october attacks. so it all depends of course. now what action would also be taken to put pressure on the military to change the strategy? tax a motor reporting from jerusalem. thank you so much. now us presidential biden has called on his fellow americans to defend democracy from trust at home and abroad. and he did so with one or 2, what happened 80 years ago this week by then spoke if funder or in france, but american. so we just bought a fiercely about who's due to the dd invasion of world war $25.00 and speech photos, a potenti

the request of the security council security council created this mechanism every year. it is based on very on a very well established and transparent methodology which is explained on the children on conflict website. if this is not the 1st report, right, we've had reports in 2nd 1998. we've had reports if i'm not mistaken, on that focused on killing and maiming since 2009, it will be up to a member states to read digest reports and act accordingly. alex, i is ready for you if the children international and he told us more about the report which one has confirmed that israel will be listed. and we know we welcome this decision because the pace and scale of great violations committed against children and gaza has been unprecedented. we also expect to have called on postings, lama jihad, and her months to also be listed. and you know where we expect the report to come out in a couple of weeks. what we have seen in gaza is just completely unprecedented. that the scale of violations against children, including the killing of children, the meaning of children in the denial,

security council from africa, there will certainly be a very... security council for africa. obviously, there should be more developing countries on the securitywhich means an expansion of the security council. there is also a very difficult question. the veto will not disappear under any circumstances, but there has been some progress in the relationship between the security council and the general assembly. when a veto is cast, the general assembly receives clarification from the security council. i believe that there are aspects in the working methods of the security council that can be improved. besides it is important to increase the effectiveness of strengthening the legitimacy of the security council, since the un as a whole, as an organization, pays a high price when the security council cannot. formations of the un, they are the fundamental basis of the work of the un. of course, this is a big country with great power. it must be said that the problems that exist in the un usually arise from superpowers. this means that it is extremely important to maintain open and honest dialogue and maintain relationships that are always aimed at s

security council of this organization. from january 1, 2025, these five countries will replace switzerland, japan, mozambique, ecuador, malta, and for the period. south, five other countries will join the elected members of the security council. the security council consists of 15 members, five of which are permanent members, namely the united states, russia, china, france and england and it has 10 non-permanent members who are elected for two years. friday march. according to the islamic propaganda coordinating council, the people of east azarbaijan golestan and kurdistan provinces, after offering friday prayers, by holding friday demonstrations of anger and disgust, condemning the crimes of the zionist regime and america's support for this regime , expressed their solidarity and support with the oppressed people of palestine. they announce the secretary general of the united nations condemned the attack on the anaruba school of the united nations relief and works agency for palestinian refugees in the gaza strip, which resulted in the martyrdom of more than 40 palestinian civilians. did the spokesperson of the un secretary general said: the un secretary general emphasizes the need to be accountable for everything that happens in the gaz

security council. the security council consists of 15 members, five of which are permanent members, the united states, russia, china, france, and england, and 10 non-permanent members. which is elected for 2 years. the french president said: paris plans to give mirage 2000 fighter planes to ukraine. in an interview with france's one tv channel, emmanuel macron said that paris will soon start training ukrainian pilots to control the guidance of mirage fighters, and emphasized: "kiv must be allowed to use the provided weapons." western allies to target used for military purposes on russian soil. the president of ukraine, who is meeting with french officials in paris today , is seeking more aid from the west. yesterday, the president of the united states announced that he had issued permission for ukraine to use american weapons up to a depth of 300 kilometers from the territory of russia. the president of russia has warned that if ukraine targets its territory with western weapons, moscow may give weapons to parts of the world to target the west. the number of victims of the rapid reaction group's attac

security council had been taboo. europe is a relatively small continent, but six of the 15 members of the security council are now european states. of the five permanent members of the securitype. this is the russian federation, most of which is in asia, but in essence it is. european country, france and great britain. at the same time , there is not a single permanent member from africa on the security council. it will certainly be very difficult to change this, but we must start with something where consensus can be reached. the first step should be to provide at least one permanent seat on the security council for africa. it is obvious that in there should be more developing countries on the security council, which means an expansion of the security council. watch the full version of this interview on our channel after 10 o'clock moscow time. starting next year, regions will be able to introduce a tourist tax, and the funds received will be used for infrastructure development. the resort tax experiment in russia has been carried out since 1918. minecon development proposes to modernize it. alena logvinova will tell you the details. starting next year, tourist taxes can be

security council, with the regime of restrictive measures of the un security council. and to legitimize their unilateral actions, the americans, the eu members, and others very actively refer to securityesolutions and say: well , look, we generally implement the security council resolutions, but where we consider them insufficient, we supplement them with our own norms. this is a very important difference. by the way, the americans acted in a similar way against iran. sanctions have existed in one way or another throughout human history. but they recently became the main lever of pressure in the nineties: the new individual leader undertook to level the political landscape using methods of economic restrictions. over the entire period of its existence until the ninety-first year, from the forty-fifth year to the ninety-first year, practically the security council practically did not fulfill this function, so to speak, this task, its purpose, in two cases in total was when the sanctions were adopted. positions begin to converge between the permanent members regarding how the council should take appropriate measures in order to prevent the deterioration of peace, violations of the peace

security council with the regime of restrictive measures of the un security council. and to legitimize their unilateral actions, the americans and the rest of the esf very actively refer to the securitytion and say: well , look, we generally implement the security council resolutions, but where we consider them insufficient, we also supplement them with our own norms. this is a very important difference. by the way, the americans acted in a similar way against iran. sanctions have existed in one way or another throughout human history, but the main lever they became more pressured recently in the nineties. the new sole leader undertook to level the political landscape using methods of economic restrictions. over the entire period of its existence , until the ninety-first year, from the forty-fifth year, to the ninety-first year. practically the security council, this function of its own, so to speak, this is its task, purpose, was practically not fulfilled, there were only two cases when sanctions were adopted, sanctions were adopted in relation to southern radesia and in relation to the south african republic, so thus, we can say that during this period from 1945 to 1991, the securi

security council for africa. it is obvious that there should be more in the security council developing countries, which means expansion of the securityhe full version of the interview on russia-24 today after 10:00 moscow time. we 'll take a break for a couple of minutes, then commercials. many displaced people talk about the prison they went through. my grandfather belonged to the emigrants from the western part of belarus, who emigrated in the hundreds of thousands. everyone knows about the first wave of emigration after the revolution. in moscow 9:29 and further, briefly about the main thing. in the special operation zone in the avdeevsky direction the russian military destroyed the equipment and manpower of the ukrainian armed forces. a precision strike on the enemy was carried out by the crew of the grad multiple launch rocket system. the coordinates of a large concentration of military personnel of the kiev regime were transmitted by intelligence officers. our artillerymen hit the target at a distance of more than 15 km. the first election debate took place in the united states. trump said that the world is close to world war i

security council, with the regime of restrictive measures of the un security council, and in order to legitimize their unilateral actions, the americans and the eu members, the rest, very actively refer to the security resolution and say: well, look, we are generally implementing the security council resolutions, but where we consider them insufficient, we supplement them with our own standards. this is a very important difference. by the way, in a similar way americans acted against iran. sanctions have existed in one way or another throughout human history, but they became the main lever of pressure recently in the nineties. the new sole leader undertook to level the political landscape using methods of economic restrictions. over the entire period of its existence until the ninety-first year, from the forty-fifth year to the ninety-first year, the security council practically did not fulfill this function, so to speak, its... task of its intended purpose, in two cases in total was when sanctions were adopted, sanctions were adopted against southern radesia and against the south african republic, so we can say that during this period from 1945 to 1991, the security council and in general it gave m

security council. europe is a relatively small continent, but six of the 15 members of the security council are now for africa. obviously, there should be more developing countries on the securitymeans an expansion of the security council. watch the full interview on our channel after 10 o'clock moscow time. in moscow, volunteers and young guards spoke about their work, including in new regions of russia, and presented a photo exhibition, which became a visual illustration of their words. they also presented their projects, including. assistance to the front, northern military district soldiers and their families. the event took place at the central headquarters of the young guard of united russia, where the acting secretary of the general council of united russia, vladimir yakushev, met with the volunteers. he thanked them for carrying out the most difficult tasks in donbass; thousands of people supported people in difficult moments of life and showed what true patriotism is. the young guard is not an organization on paper, it is people. who don’t need to be explained what patriotism is, it’s people who do real things, at a difficult moment for our country, stood shoulder to s

security council. vetoed and the resolutions that were approved but not implemented, now another ceasefire resolution in gaza has been approved in the security council meeting, but the big question is whether this time the zionist regime will be under the burden of implementing this resolution or whether it will be rejected again. will violate? ali rajabi of the securityncil radio and television news agency new york united nations. regarding the same question that my colleague mr. rajabi asked, i am having a conversation with mr. sohail kathirinejad, an expert on the issues of the zionist regime , who is a guest of the world today program. welcome, mr. kathirinejad. in your opinion, this time, the zionist regime is under the burden of accepting this resolution in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful. i am serving you and the dear israeli viewers. well, none of the organizations will ever accept international authorities as references unless it is beneficial for them. naturally, only if this resolution has any benefit for netanyahu's government it can be taken into consideration by them considering that it was a very vague resolution, which means it is not clear which side should do what, what are the steps , what are the events that are going to happen after these steps, probably hamas will not have a positive approach to it because

in russia was the decision of the national security council, and this decision of the national security council was put into effect. through the national securityncil. the fact is that it is a very delicate game, and if we talk about solving this issue, then we have to talk about complex, comprehensive measures, that is, simply ban some religious community, we will make a martyr out of it, and the number of its apologists, there witnesses some kind she is the number will simply increase and that's all, and they will shout that we are being beaten and that everyone is wrong and so on, that is, this issue is not resolved that way, the issue is resolved through crime. cases, regarding those persons who may belong to any denomination, but violate the criminal laws of ukraine, that is, the criminal code, this is on the one hand, and on the other hand, there should be, well, quite serious religious education in ukraine, this is again i emphasize, it is very, very important that a person can consciously make a choice and freely consciously understand where the community that it represents. because without religious education, well , nothing will happe

security council. his so security council is obviously shown as uh, not being able to take any specific action on garza but it does ask the many tools that we've been is to take more robust action of the kinds of stuff the you could say. so nonsense, it comes with use to put more pressure on the different mental secuity counselor to take action. all of that, to what extent to palestinians within goals and in the village pied westbank around the world full extent. they recognize that all global efforts to isolate is on hold that accountable for the world crimes and the actions inside garza, do they recognize it or do they feel abandoned? you know, i think on the one hand they do realize that perhaps the dynamic is different, right? now, and that is largely due to the fact that, you know, guys, a story is not just being told through the lens of, of the western media. and the western media is quite frankly not permitted uh, in regards to by israel that mislead, through the lines of god's wins themselves. when there is a sense, yes, of abandonment. there is a growth sense that everybody could be doing a lo

security council. his so security council is obviously showing. and so not being able to take any specific action on garza but he does ask the, the many tools that we've been is a more robust action of the kinds of stuff the he could say. so nice. and so it comes with use to put more pressure on the different mental security council to take action. all of that to what extent to palestinians within goals and david occupied westbank around the world for what since they recognize that all global efforts to isolate as well, hold that accountable for the war crimes and the actions inside garza, do they recognize it or do they feel abandoned you know, i think on the one hand, they do realize that perhaps the dynamic is different right now. and that is largely due to the fact that, you know, gods of store is not just being told through the lens of, of the western media. and the western media is quite frankly not permitted uh, in regards to by israel that mislead through the lens of gardens themselves. but there is a sense, yes, of abandonment. there is a growth sense that everybody could be doing a lot more because despite the fact that there is a recognition that there is, you know, a greater broader and bigger movement of right now. it's quite difficult for anyone who is inside cause or right now to comprehend

security and advisory and executive body of the csto on issues of coordinating interaction in the field of ensuring their national security. meetings are held every year along with meetings of the council of foreign ministers and the council of defense ministers. on the eve of the session of the collective security level of heads of state and government. one-sided accusations, corpses of refugees thrown onto belarusian territory, and the ongoing militarization of the polish-border zone. this aggressive behavior of warsaw is described by her as response measures. true, their officials were never able to formulate them. poland continues to increase tension on the belarusian-polish border. another batch of 250 forces. allies in normandy received the code name overlord. the ussr's allies in the anti-hitler coalition opened the long-awaited second front, when a radical turning point was outlined in the second world war. on the eastern front at this time, the red army was already beginning its campaign in central europe. on the shores of the lomanche strait, the self-named celebration of the victory of europe and the united states, in the fight against heads of 25 states and governments will gather to celebrate hitler. the russian side was not invited. remarkable. that the event will be attended by bo

security council to vote on its draft resolution on the ceasefire in the gaza strip . without referring to the contents of this draft, the spokesman of the security council said: america asked the securityncil to vote on it as soon as possible. the united states, which previously signed a cease-fire in navarg. he had given gaza to you. last week , he presented a draft of a diplomatic letter. washington announced that this plan was developed in cooperation with tel aviv done but the cabinet of the zionist regime has taken contradictory positions about biden's plan. hamas has also announced that it welcomes any plan that includes the end of the war, the retreat of the occupiers, and the reconstruction of the gaza strip. we will return to our country , just as i informed you in the news a few minutes ago that electricity consumption has increased by 200 in the last two days and the country's electricity grid operation and control director announced this news and said that it is expected that electricity consumption will reach 69 thousand megawatts today. i am with mr. yaquti, the general manager of energy affairs for customers of the electricity industry, mr. yaquti, your presence again. h

security councils was held in almaty. the state secretariat of the security council of belarus also took part in the event. start a dialogue on the formation of a new system of international securityn the eurasian space, because , by and large, all the architectures of international security that existed before have been destroyed, and today, well, an arms race has clearly started, which threatens the security of any state, not just belarus , i note, that while working here on the sidelines of the forum, we noticed that after the official meeting of signing a number of... in addition, near the gate in the polish barrier there continues to be a woman of african appearance, the foreigner does not speak english and from... they ignore the foreigner. not long ago, poland was involved in a visa scandal, with more than 250 thousand visas issued for generous rewards. behind this are corruption schemes in polish embassies and consulates. you could even call it organized crime a group of individual mit officials. of course, official warsaw bears responsibility for this. and she, meanwhile, advocates the use of weapons against migrants. and international humanitarian organizations must resp

security council one day after the successive resignations of the members of the zionist regime's cabinet. hamas, the resolution of the security council, the result of the stability of the palestinian people, the resistance of the fighters in defeating the zionist goals and the production of plant fertilizer based on nanotechnology by the experts of a knowledge-based company of micronutrients enriched with minerals based on the climate of the country, which increases productivity by 25% in finds out in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful . o allah, peace and blessings be upon muhammad and the family of muhammad, and hasten their death . greetings and a good day to you, dear countrymen. we are in your presence . we present the detailed news of 14:00 together with my colleagues. on the second day of radio and television advertisements for the presidential election candidates, 3 of the candidates present their views and explain their plans by appearing in the national media. mr. amir hossein ghazizadeh hashemi tells the people about his programs for 45 minutes on the first page of khabar at 17:30. mr. saeed jalili, from 18:30 for half an hour on the one sima channel, views and programs. presents itself to the people. mr. mohammad bagher ghalibaf at 10:00 pm , he presents his election views by appearing in a special talk show on khabar news network. with the beginning of the election campaigns of the presidential candidates, the atmosphere of the society these days has an election flavor. our reporter went to the public with a different news. constitution, in case of death of the president, the first vice president assumes his powers with the approval of the leadership. also , due to the lack of enough time and the expiration of the announced deadline, it is decided that the new president of the islamic republic of iran will be chosen by lottery and the name of the chosen person will be announced to the honorable people of iran as soon as possible. it means not voting is not good. no, no , is it possible for 20 people, 30 people, to draw a lottery? for example , they are saying to appoint a president . lottery is not useful for us, which means that we go by lottery. no , we also have the right to choose. in the presidency , the choice is always important. when you want to choose something, you must have thought about it before. i say that you see all the circumstances and you choose, but the lottery is random, which means it is a kind of chance. i want to vote myself, in my opinion, people. they can vote for themselves and choose the next president by lottery, it does not mean that the president is the representative of the nation, if they want to draw a lottery , he is no longer elected by the people. rigiri should be selected. it is much fairer to have the opinion of the people, at least here the value of the people remains, the islamic republic means the participation of the people in the cause of islam , because this country is our country, we have to decide what we want to do. the opinion of the people of choice yes, people's participation. well, people's opinions will be determined . what percentage of the people are seeking who they will choose for the presidency? i think it's fake news , it's fake news, ma'am, because it's been 45 years since my revolution . if someone is elected, it's always been an election. what was the parliamentary election, the presidential election , experts, whatever. people, this news was just a joke and no lottery is going to determine the person with the weapon of the presidential seat on the 8th of july in the elections of the 14th term of the presidency. advertisements of the 14th term of the presidential election , three candidates came to the national media and spoke to the people in the form of three front-page programs and a special news interview with the people. on the first day of campaigning for the candidates of the 14th term of the presidential election , the national media hosted three candidates to present their programs to the people for running the country. mr. ghali, appearing on the front page program of khabar network , considered the increase in investment and productivity as the two main pillars of economic growth. he will prioritize his plans. the most important point is that we have had success wherever we serve we put vari first. and this itself makes you know that it will be an additional cost or if there are limitations in investment , look at the area of ​​productivity of this huge transformation . the correct division of work, the use of technology, this is what makes the system efficient, otherwise, if you bring this capital and you cannot use it, transformation will definitely happen. mr. amir hossein ghazizadeh hashemi said in the program with the people on the one sima channel about the necessity of handing over the shares of government assets to the people. he listed the transformation of the state economy into a national economy as one of his priorities. now our name is that very much. national affairs in our country are practically governmental. we have to do something so that this state economy, which despite the policies of article 44 , is still the octopus of two state economies, becomes a national economy, a national economy, a public economy, an economy for the benefit of the people should be formed. real privatization and real popularization should happen and the state's wealth should become national wealth. people should become shareholders of government assets. mr. masoud bizikian also said in khabar network's vijeh news talk show: when a government it implements a program with expert work and considering human resources and resources, this program should be continued in the next government. our task is not to plan to do that again. the duty is that this program, which the government has given to the parliament with expert work, must definitely design the necessary arrangements of the program in such a way that it can bring us to that goal. the first step is to continue the direction that the government has taken and try to implement those programs correctly and on time. if it can be seen in future evaluations that this program or the forces that exist there may have shortcomings in terms of implementation. according to the spokesman of the judiciary, mohammad reza sohrabi of the sed and sima news agency, the publication of any kind of content containing insults and defamation is prohibited and is considered a crime under the law. individuals from the treasury or their position in favor of or against the candidates will immediately send the cases to the central headquarters for the prevention of crimes and election violations. the judicial system is equal to the inherent duty it has and the person if they desecrate and insult in some way, and the result is the so-called publication or disturbing the public, legal action is necessary. in the presence of the minister of jihad agriculture, the members of the parliament reviewed the implementation of the law on the guarantee of purchase of agricultural products, the latest status of the guaranteed purchase of wheat and measures to support rice farmers. mr. nikbakht announced the increase in the purchase of wheat compared to previous years and said: the ministry of jihad agriculture is looking at domestic production. the report of mr. nikbakht, the honorable minister of agricultural jihad, on the monitoring day of the parliament and today, the review of the implementation of the product purchase guarantee law basic mandatory to price the agricultural enclosures 3 months before the start of the cropping season . the first priority is to supply rice and buy rice from the north. it was the first action and the first program that we put on the agenda. today, power cuts are destroying farmers. we are forming a joint committee with our colleagues in the ministry of energy to come and adjust the issue of fertilizer, which is really very chaotic . i don't have to worry about production, and these inputs are available. the term of the first vice president of the parliament, who presided over today's session, sums up the payment of the first point. in fact, the export tariff is prohibited in the case of agricultural products , so you must follow this. pay attention. one issue was the timely explanation of the delivery of poison seeds to agricultural institutions in the country. there are dissatisfactions in this regard, as friends point out that the electrification of water wells and agriculture are, unfortunately, the strategic plans of this ministry. the value chain is a set of successive activities on a raw product until reaching the final product. we are in in the field of agriculture and supply chain , there is the issue of malt processing, which we absorb about 10,000 tons of quality domestic products from domestic products per year, and this has made our export amount to one tenth. we had a good growth in terms of the per capita that we had in terms of exports , the food industry is a wide chain and there are many people working in this chain, and definitely the enema companies are very effective in this chain. we are also looking for the explanation of the private sector's participation in creating the value chain of production diversity. private sector and principle 44 prevails in the food and agriculture industry more than all other industries, and we have a proud generation in iran's food industry, which today, with the production of 650 skis and goods, i can say that it is one of the largest factories in terms of the variety of food and agriculture baskets in iran. iran considers organic production to be one of the advantages of creating a value chain in production . all producers who produce healthy and organic products can have economic activities under the cover of cooperatives and that our products are completely organic and with standard and health codes. we can reach people. to make up the value created along the value chain is one of the most important goals of the ministry of agricultural jihad in the production of agricultural products. the fact is that during the last few years, the manufacturers look according to the request. the producers to produce natural, healthy and organic products have increased a lot and this has put a task in front of all farmers to produce products. that it can actually be used not only in our country but also for export to other countries . alireza shoukti of sed and sima news agency, three of the plans approved by president shahid's trip to ilam are ready to be used for the implementation of these plans. 1750 billion tomans have been invested. the first stage of the tropical system. the largest water and soil development project in the country is ready for operation with the aim of supplying water to 18 thousand hectares of rainfed land. khadim al-reza seyyed ebrahim raisi, khadim of the president , dedicated his fourth trip on the second month of mehr in the year 14 of ilam province . ilam province has a great right to all the people of iran. the trip that brought 145 approvals for the development of the province, out of 301 projects that were defined under the approvals of the trip, 98 of these projects were implemented and 74% of these projects were put into operation. one of the reasons for the president's trip the martyr of ilam province was the completion of tropical samani. the largest water and soil development project in the country, with a length of 365 km, with the aim of supplying water to about 18 thousand hectares of dry land in the region , the first phase of which is ready for exploitation. phase one is now ready for the start, and so far, 46 million cubic meters of water have been stored behind the hundred. the second important project that was part of the visit of the martyred president is the 7-kilometer kabirko tunnel, which , in addition to eliminating the accident-causing points, will lead to its operation. the two cities of abdanan and the city will be connected together and facilitate the movement of pilgrims with the connection the center of the country will follow to the west of the country until july 15, mr. general manager. road and urban development has promised that it will be completed, god willing, but the n 300 dehloran terri is supposed to collect liquid gases with oil in the oil-rich area of ​​dehloran and provide feed for petrochemicals in ilan and neighboring provinces. every year, more than one million and 50 thousand tons of our so-called two-carbon products or sito plus are used as petrochemical feed for olefin units. it will have 550 to 600 million euros per year for the country. this is three more than the most important thing is that during the second round of the martyr president's visit to ilam province, 17,500 billion tomans of rial credits and 1 billion euros of foreign currency credits were to be used. a project that, with its implementation , aims to provide water resources and facilitate the transportation and processing of gases associated with oil. sajjade owaisi of sed and cima news agency. the first huge transformer of one fabric in the country happened. this transformer was made for the first time in the country by iranian experts. installing this transformer makes electricity stable. accordingly, i am talking to the minister of energy, who is currently behind our communication line. mr. mehrabian i am at your service, greetings and have a good time. please tell me in which part of the country will the installation of this transformer make baghd stable? in the name of allah, the most merciful , the most merciful, my greetings and respect , dear sir and all the viewers, i know that within the framework of the preparation of the electricity industry for the summer of 1403, we have put several projects on the agenda in the power plant sectors, post transmission lines and networks. one thousand megavolt amps. post in the country, we considered that one of those posts is the so-called post that we are currently in in the tehran region, which stabilizes the electricity and increases the voltage in the areas. north-east and north of tehran, in the past years in these areas, unfortunately, we saw a decrease in voltage , in other words, the projects that we considered in the photos of parts of the country. 22 times , it is actually a post or a transformer that is in the final stages today. this transformer is a motor of about 330 tons . it was made by our internal experts in zanjan during a period of 6 months and it took more than 20 days to transport it to the project. the transfer of this transformer to the project site itself was a very heavy project that we had to close the mehrabad airport for several hours along the way. and with thank you to the airport authorities, we had to pass this trans from the route of the airport runway so that the so-called possibility of sending it to this place is actually available. i am at your service . we say you see , in order to actually manage consumption , we have taken measures to develop the power plant and the network as well as consumption management. in fact, since the beginning of the government, we have added 9,000 megawatts of power to the country's power plant capacity, 22,000 megawatts of power plants are under construction. we have about half of it they are renewable power plants, god willing, we will see next week. we will actually be renewable up to one power plant package, also 100 kilometers of transmission line and 9 thousand megavolt amps are actually substations and transformers that we have installed in the network or are in the final stages. also, we tried to manage consumption , which actually management of different sectors to be able to provide stable electricity for different sectors was actually one of the consumption management measures of the administrative sector of the country . in particular, we should supply the production and household sector. in the household sector, we are fine, considering the significant growth that we have in consumption this year compared to last year. we have seen the peak faster this year, in fact , we have an increase in consumption of approximately 88. able to actually reduce the consumption of the position and privileges. in this regard, well, we will also discuss the bonus of asking subscribers who reduce their consumption. they can use these rewards until the bill becomes free. also, this year, we have the so-called energy campaign, in which our loved ones can receive millions of rewards by reducing consumption. the rewards are actually internet packages. up to digital goods, household goods , household appliances and also 300 cars are considered, which will be available for the loved ones who participate in this campaign, god willing. the issuance of the aviation court ruling ps 752 in canada, the ukrainian airline is short should pay compensation. the supreme court of ontario in canada found ukraine airlines guilty of negligence in issuing flight permits in dangerous conditions and ordered the company to pay $180,000 to the families of each of the victims. the court emphasized. ukrainian airlines was aware that iran was on alert following the martyrdom of general soleimani, however, it did not cancel its flight and put passengers' lives at risk. 12 days ago , the supreme court of canada requested the confiscation of government property and bank assets of iran in canada he had refused to pay tribute to the survivors. but about the judgment of the supreme court of ontario, canada, etc. , for the ukrainian airline case, i am discussing with mr. mohammad amin esmaili, an international law expert. mr. esmaili, i greet you . the tragic accident of the crash of the ukrainian passenger plane , which led to the death of a number of our compatriots as well as foreign passengers of this flight. in the last five years , it has been turned into a political case against iran by the westerners. what is your opinion about the new decision of the judge of the supreme court of canada that ak air company. rain has been sentenced to pay the penalty. in the name of allah, what is it? rahman al-rahim, greetings to our dear viewers and respected host of the program. see, about this issue and especially about iran's responsibility in this field and the legal rules that exist, the most important issue is the issue of responsibility in international law. there is a principle in international law , the principle of equality of states, and from this principle a problem arises called responsibility. governments have jurisdiction in the domestic courts of other governments, although some governments, such as the united states and canada, have jurisdiction over jurisdiction. therefore, a government that believes in responsibility and denies the jurisdiction of another government should send a lawyer and any behavior that causes doubt. abstain from the question of responsibility and competence . this is about the liability issue, but the court's decision has given responsibility to the ukrainian airline company , and this can help iran in some ways . although the issue of dispute is not iran's responsibility. because of iran mesoun. and rightly, the court has refused to comment on iran's responsibility. with this decision of the legal courts, mr. esmaili won the anti-iranian political view of canada and its ally in the issue of the ukrainian plane crash. in your opinion, in the last 5 years it was possible that this case could be solved in the legal field. has there been any shortcoming in this field? yes , as mentioned. there was no shortcoming on the part of iran in that iran should have refused to present any kind of defense after sending a lawyer because this issue could cause doubt that iran, for example , accepted the responsibility and jurisdiction of the court . there has been no shortcoming on iran's side, but the case has continued for a long time, so it should be noted that the whole. mr. esmaili, an international law expert , the resolution proposed by the united states to establish a ceasefire gaza was approved despite criticism from members of the security. the members of the security council say that despite the flaws in this resolution, due to the disastrous situation of the people of gaza, they have to agree to it. the text of this resolution is not clear as to what commitment the zionist regime should make, while it clearly and simply asks the hamas resistance movement to accept the ceasefire. this obvious problem of the resolution was also raised by the permanent representative of russia in this meeting. in this resolution, an agreement is cited, which there is no clarity about. this murder letter while asking hamas to accept the agreement about the official commitment that

security council. so the national security council, as well as the layman's and on the military's and the government. so they ahead of the governments, the head of the states has only limited share and of decision making and policy makings. but when it comes into practice, they find a bigger role actually alongside other bodies off. so this, this is the uh, established strategy of the country. now the difference between these 2 can then contenders of falls in the way that they want to practice this when it comes to jenny will definitely be, will move along. president, re easiest path even at the higher speed. we do believe that because he is, i think there is a strategies and the present strategy falls within his the scope of practice and thoughts. but when it goes to a position beyond, maybe that pace will be slower, but the direction is the same. but during the debates it clearly stated that actually he's going to pursue another path. so could you clarify that? yeah. what does that mean? he says, okay, i want reforms regarding our foreign policy, one talks and dialogue with western nations. but bas

security council, i was the secretary of the security council. for example, there is a very important discussion about a security issue, i said ok, now we will give it some time, and if he really said so much, this issue is national security and urgent, i said, well, if this is a respectable person, then when he came, for example, i expected a person, for example let him, for example, be settled and cooked up, for example , to raise a debate, for example, on the issue of national security well, if it's urgent, i saw a young man come and so on, and i said, "okay, let me go first." he was also young, then i saw him and he said that today you have a meeting with a foreign delegation. i said, yes , you can recommend us to this for economic work. well, i took this out. if it is closed, it means that, yes, security is important, but i yes, we are closed, i said this outside, go out, that person and the person who advised this , for example, what kind of person is this closed person , i said. this was national security, that is, with the same clarity that i said that political culture should not be allowed he allowed such things to take shape in him. wi

security council. in the security council, the resolution calling for peace was supported almost unanimously; only russia abstained, too incomprehensible details of the deal proposed by the americans. they are essentially offering us a pig in a bag, and hamas is being called upon to accept. hamas generally prefers to act without regard even to its main ally. while washington was trying to organize another round of negotiations, israel carried out a raid to free four hostages, which turned out to be. fatal for more than two hundred palestinian civilians. negotiations were on the verge of breakdown, and the white house again had to balance simultaneously supporting and judging israel. united states will support israeli actions to release hostages held by hamas. we will work together with israel in this direction. we will also insist that israel's military operation to free the hostages takes place with all precautions that will help reduce casualties among civilians. who accepted the terms, and the only one who is now holding back the deal is hamas, my message is from the government of the regions, the people of the region, if you want a truce, force the popular organizations to support israel, hamas. say yes. after the un security vote, hamas said yes. the movement stated that it supports the resolution and is ready to negotiate with israel through mediators in order to reach a truce, but nothing of the kind has been heard from tel aviv yet, although blinken has already met with israeli prime minister netanyahu, but he probably has his own considerations. the day before , minister bennigans resigned from the so-called war cabinet, disagreeing with netanyahu’s actions, the two remaining military ministers, sri lanka for a total of 22. yes, the united arab emirates, saudi arabia, qatar, egypt, jordan participated in negotiations in various formats, which would also be devoted to the release of hostages. we also got involved in this work, and we worked not only for russian citizens, but for citizens of other countries. those efforts brought certain results. this group of kind of mediators between hamas and israel, uh, probably understands better than others what problems remain in order to peacefully resolve this

security council this week for the sixth time in four months. what are you looking for them specifically to do and what can they do? the security council is the securityre was a security council resolution which called with specific requests from fighting parties and the rsf, what we call the government of sudan, and we need the fighting to stop and we need people to go back to their lives. let's not forget a country that was the breadbasket of the region. i was in darfur, the best mangoes you've ever tasted, the best grapefruit you've ever had and the jazz era state, the breadbasket of sudan at war. if the war does not stop, people will starve, not because sudan cannot get its own food but because people cannot get access to it on the short answer is they are looking to help whatever is going on in sudan for the war to stop and people to go back to their lives. the violence has squeezed sudan's health care system, forecing essential facilities to close and limiting people's access to services. the world health organization reports the collapse of the hospital system, leaving the 11 million people in need of urgent care since the start of the conflict

security council from january 1, 2025 and will be in this status for the next two years, until december 31, 2026, respectively. alexei iryna, how can these new members of the security council affect the positions of ukraine and russia in the security council? yes, oleksii, you... the experts with whom i managed to talk, they actually quite say that this composition, it is quite powerful and interesting, and in particular in the context of european countries, that they, they expect that such a position will be quite proactive, but, for example, it is interesting that serhiy kaslytsia, the permanent representative of ukraine, pro-un, with whom i managed to communicate, when i asked him a similar question, he said that there is no such thing as a russian, pro-ukrainian position, in in this context, it is necessary to look globally and orientate yourself on whether or not, in their votes, in their actions within the framework of the un, they follow the statute and principles of this organization, it is such a bible, it is such a basis, and precisely in this context of these countries, five countries there are no questions for them, respectively. regarding, he also says that these non -permanent members of the security council should n

decision of the national security council and this decision of the national security council was put into effect, why is it not possible to make all decisions through the national security council now in such... extraordinary conditions that we are in. the fact is that it is a very delicate game, and if we talk about solving this issue, then we have to talk about complex, complex measures, that is, simply ban some religious community, we let's create a martyr out of her and a number of her apologists, witnesses of some church there. then that number will simply increase and that's all, and they will shout that here we are being beaten and that everyone is wrong and so on, that is, this issue is not resolved in this way, the issue is resolved through criminal cases against those persons who may belong to any denominations, but violate the criminal laws of ukraine, the criminal code, on the one hand, and on the other hand, there should be a rather serious religious education. in ukraine, i will emphasize this again, it is very, very important that a person could consciously make a choice and freely consciously understand where and what kind of community she represents to

security council that the security council could pass. that could then add pressure to both israel and come us to accept the deal. it is legally binding, isn't it? but it's not essentially enforceable, especially given israel as long history or projecting past resolutions or yeah, that's right. it is the security council resolutions are legally binding under international law. that's very clear. as you correctly mentioned, israel has a long history of ignoring and security council resolutions as do some other countries by the way. but the bottom line here is it's, it's, it's about enforcement. but it's also about simply implementing, i think that's why you saw the spokesperson for the secretary general as early as today mentioning that the ones that they want a really implementation of this by all sides. and the us and bass are with you and actually said that the us was going to, to really hold is real accountable in her words and, and see that they are implementing. they're part of this. and us and best are also saying that they hope and expected that they use the egypt and cut our who have been instrumental in these negotiations, trying to bring about peace will also continue with dialogue with from us on that. and so, but clearly implementation is going to be a big key and we'll be watching

someone for you, a job, when i was in the security council, i was the secretary of the security council, for example, there is a very important discussion about a security issue, i said ok, now we will give it a time, and if he really said so much that this is a matter of national security and it is urgent he is honorable, then he came, for example, i was expecting a person to come, for example, settled down, for example , to raise a discussion, for example, in the matter of national security, which was urgent, i saw a young man come and so-and-so and i said, well, first, i was very young . i saw that he said that you have a meeting with a foreign delegation today. i said, yes, you can recommend us to him for economic work, so i told him. with the same frankness that i said, political culture should not be allowed to form such things , with these actions that are officially against the values ​​of that side. it is very easy to express, says mr. jalili when do you think you will retire and what are your plans for free time after taking office ? now in this shadow government, as i said , this is not an organization , it is not a machine shop, as the famou

council decided to vote for it. so that is why russia is simply abstained to veto it. now clearly this was an overwhelming vote by the security council. it really gave the security council one voice if you will on this issue, calling for an immediate cease fire. but linking it in this 1st of 3 phases, for the release of is really captives, particularly elderly. uh, those that are injured and others in children. uh or women, i should say in exchange for palestinian prisoners. and also in this 1st space, a palestinians and guys are being able to return to their homes immediately including in the north. so clearly it was a loud statement by the security council on monday. and one that a certainly go running concurrently with these talks being broken by the us cuts are in egypt as well. now from us on monday, i immediately said that they would abide by the un security council resolution that which is binding under international law. on israel's side, though it was a little unclear, quite frankly, from his real if they planned to move forward with it is really a representative in the counsel afterwards that they would continue on with their for as necessary. okay. uh gabriel

security council, i was the secretary of the security council . for example, there is a very important discussion about a security issue. i said, ok, now we'll give it a time, and if he really said that much, this is a national security issue and it's urgent. i said, well, finally, if this is he is a respectable person, and when he came, for example, i expected a person to come, for example, settled down, for example , to raise an issue, for example, in the matter of national security, which has an urgency, i saw a young man. there was blood and so on and i said, "well, please, first of all , i was very young, then i saw him and he said, 'you.' today, you have a meeting with a foreign delegation . i said, yes, you can recommend us to this for economic work. well , i put it out. if it is closed, it means that it is important for security, but i said that, yes, we have closed it. i said it out. go out, i must have come, the person who recommended this, for example, what if they say that the person is closed ? the other side comes very easily and says, mr. jalili, what do you think? when are you going to retire and what ar

security council react, how will others react country, because such, well, such behavior of a member of the un security council actually raises the following question: can russia be in the council. security is she even doing there after all this, it's not just some, you know, these kinds of things, well, there are pictures of trips and disgusting statements in themselves, no, these are direct threats, well, that is, threats to arm terrorists, but if before they only said that we were giving weapons to the houthis, now they say and we will give nuclear weapons to another bandits and terrorists. north korea, and again, that's what they say. does this mean that the russian federation is already leaving the sanctions regime? how will the organization of the united nations react to this, the main demands, the fears of the united states in this plane. if russia is leaving the sanctions regime, it means not only... so you know, i can tell you this, all those conversations that were before, there are shells from china over there, or how they constantly dream about what the chinese will send them their military, well, well, it actually sounds very strange when a country that is, well, i don't kno

security council. there is a resolution in the security council. the call for peace was supported almost unanimously, onlysia abstained; the details of the deal proposed by the americans were too unclear. we are essentially being offered a pig in a poke, hamas has been called upon to accept the so-called deal, but there is still no complete clarity regarding the existence of official israeli consent, as stated in the resolution on the deal proposed by president biden against the backdrop of numerous statements from: the country of israel on the topic continuation of the war until the complete victory over hamas. what exactly did israel agree to? indeed, the text of the resolution is addressed to the hamas movement so that it accepted the terms of the truce, but the main obstacle to the ceasefire in many ways remains israel, which, it seems, is ready to stop the operation in gaza in exchange for the release of the hostages, but at the same time, has not yet given up its statements about the need completely destroy. the united states will support israeli efforts to release hostages held by hamas. we will wo

security council react, how will others react country, because such, well, such behavior of a member of the un security council actually raises the following question: can russia be on the un security council? what is she even doing there after all this, it's not just some, you know, some, well, there are pictures there trips and disgusting statements in themselves, no, these are direct threats, well, that is, like threats to arm terrorists, but if earlier they only said that we give weapons to the houthis, now they say, and we will give nuclear weapons to another bandits and terrorists , northern... does this mean that the russian federation is already exiting the sanctions regime, how will the united nations organization react to this, the main requirements are the fears of the united states in this particular plane, if russia is exiting the sanctions regime, this means not only magnification. there is not enough manpower, this is also the hypothetical involvement of the north korean military, so, you know, i can tell you that, all those conversations that were before, there are shells from china there, or how they keep dreaming there that the chinese they will send their own. of

it's a fair point, and during my 3 years at the national security council, when i, when election security, the focus for the national security council, which is governed by the 1947 national security act is for an interference and for an influence in the operations from overseas. so the work is heavily focused on cyber misinformation, from overseas. and there's a, there's a group within the department of justice that handles the domestic civil disruptions and misinformation, into campaigns. certainly it's, it's interesting the information that was shared and put light through angelina sons' efforts, and not to discredit the exposing those nefarious behaviors. the, the crux of the issue on the espionage charge was getting really after the threat it put under us military troops and, and us national security interest. but again, we are supposed to be a shining city on that hill for the rest of the world that comes to our democracy in the last several years, that reputation has been tarnished by some of the just devices behavior. and, and some of the antics that are being pulled into play in the political sphere here in the united state

security council react. un, how will other countries react, because such, well, such behavior of a member of the un security council, actually asks the following question, can russia be in the un security there at all after all this, it’s not just some, you know, some, well , there are pictures of their trips and other statements by themselves, no, these are direct threats, well... that is, as threats to arm terrorists, but if earlier they only said that we were giving weapons to the houthis, now they are saying, and we will give nuclear weapons to another bandits and terrorists in north korea, and so again , that's what they say. does that mean what the russian federation is already leaving the sanctions regime, how will the united organization react to this. if russia exits the sanctions regime, this means not only an increase in trade, but also the attraction of workers and employees from the dprk. we know that our country now has a catastrophic shortage of workers, including the hypothetical involvement of the north korean military. so, you know, i can tell you this, all those conversations that were before, there are shells from china over there, or how they constantly dream about

security council react, how will other countries react , because such, well, such behavior of a member of the un security council actually raises the following question, and can russia to be in the un securityhis. that's all, it's not just some, you know, some, well, there are pictures of trips and disgusting statements in themselves, no, these are direct threats, well, that is , like threats to arm terrorists, but if before they only said that we give there weapons to the houthis, now they say, and we will give nuclear weapons to another bandits and terrorists in north korea, and again , that's what they say.

security council react and what will they do other countries to react, because such, well, such behavior, of a member of the un security council actually raises the following question: can russia be in the un securityil, what is it doing there after all this, it is not just some, you know, some ... well, there are pictures of their trips and other statements by themselves, no, these are direct threats, well, that is, threats to arm terrorists, but if before they only said that we were giving weapons to the houthis, now they say, and we we will give nuclear weapons to one more bandits and terrorists, that of the north korea, and again, that's what they say, does this mean... does this mean that the russian federation is already leaving the sanctions regime, how will the united nations react to this, the main demands are the fears of the united states actually in this plane. if russia exits the sanctions regime, this means not only an increase in trade, but also the attraction of workers and employees from the dprk. we know that in our country now... therefore, you know, i can tell you this, all those conversations that took place earlier, there are shells from china over there, or whatever there the

security council broadcasting news agency, new york. the resolution proposed by the united states entitled salvation. israel was approved by the united nations security council to establish a ceasefire in gaza with 14 votes in favor and russia abstaining. let me have a conversation with mr. nasser torabi, an expert on west asian issues in this field. mr. turabi, i would like to greet you and tell you that this resolution was issued based on the plan of the united states, and the plan that the united states announced was formulated with tel aviv and is completely in line with their demands. so why the representative of the zionist regime? did he disagree with that? in the name of allah, the most merciful , i offer greetings, courtesy and respect to you. see , this is a superstructure debate. there is an underlying debate in the superstructure debate. well, there has been a division of labor, which means that the israelis are looking to play the role of the bad police in this field and gain more points. but let us know that this plan must be analyzed in a general puzzle and in a general process. first of all, as i said earlier, in the national media, i feel th

security council and the resolutions that were approved but not implemented , now another ceasefire resolution in gaza. it has been approved in the meeting of the security council, but the big question is whether this time the zionist regime will he be under the burden of implementing this resolution or will he violate it again? ali rajabi , united nations security council broadcasting news agency, new york. regarding the same question that my colleague mr. rajabi asked, i am having a conversation with mr. sohail kesirinejad, an expert on the issues of the zionist regime, who is a guest of the world program today . i am serving you and the dear viewers of israel, well, never use any of the international organizations and authorities as a reference. they don't accept it unless it is beneficial for them have their own naturally, if this resolution has anything to do with netanyahu's government , it can only be of interest to them. considering that it was a very vague resolution. that is , it is not clear exactly which side should do what , what are the steps , what are the events that are going to happen after these steps, probably hamas has a good approach. it will not have a positive effect on him , therefore, naturally , it will not bring anything to netanyahu's government either, because of this, the possibility that he wants to have much effe