in two letters, one to the shah of iran and the other to the wari of fars, sheikh mohammad, the ruler of bahrain , declares his loyalty and absolute obedience to the sovereignty of iran and says: because aftab is clear that bahrain has been part of the possessions since the distant past. it was iran and the sheikhs and residents of bahrain were always under the protection of that noble government khadim knows the so-called officials of iran, he says that we have our government because of the favor and favor of the king of iran and the king of fars, who will reign till the end of the world . whatever you tell us, we will obey, and he even says that the british representative asked me to i didn't accept it and said that you should come to the place of my command. even the government of iran sets salaries for sheikh mohammad to show that this is not an autonomous ruler. these two documents are really one of the reasons other than the shiraz agreement that if we went to a gathering , we would go to a court, we said sir, this is sheikh mohammad he says that i am a citizen of iran, a citize

don't let the conditions of iran under occupation get worse. however, shah pedder's escape has given the parliamentarians the courage to raise their voice of protest. we thought, and maybe it was true, that all these lawyers were arrested by the late reza shah, so this change of procedure was very unlikely from the same lawyers chosen by reza shah. one of these days, i went to the parliament and the late dashti was giving a speech that day because he had to companions of reza shah and do a body search. with the liberation of the country from reza shahi's dictatorship, iranians are experiencing breathing in a democratic atmosphere after almost two decades. now everyone wants to destroy the remnants of the dictatorship. including demands. changing the composition of the members of the national assembly. the term of the current parliament is coming to an end, and the next parliament, whose elections were held during the reign of reza shah , should be opened in the fall. however , the representatives and newspapers are pressuring the government to annul and rene

the ruler of bahrain, expressed his absolute loyalty and obedience in two letters, one to the shah of iran and the other to the governor of fars. he declares about iran's sovereignty and says: because the sun is bright bahrain has been a part of iran's possessions since the distant past, and the sheikhs and residents of bahrain have always been under the protection of that noble government , and they know themselves as iranian authorities . okay, whatever you tell us, we will obey , and he even says that the british representative asked me to go to his steamship, i refused and said that you should come to the place of my narrative command, even the iranian government sets a salary for sheikh mohammad, which show that this is not an autonomous ruler, this document thief is really one of the door it is a province that is the 14th of them , the iranian islands of the persian gulf, centered on bahrain , because it was known as the 14th province of bahrain . i don't know if the government protested at the time , it rejected all this, but gradually we see that this issue is happening. this speec

he knew that the situation in iran with the gap created by the departure of reza shah and despite the occupation of iran by foreign forces is not in the best interest of the country to turn to the republic and he rejected this proposal. and the preservation of the royal system and the kingdom of mohammad reza shah to foreign forces. an event that temporarily reduces people's worries and opens a window to reform things. we were in the assembly, we were watching the last piece , what was going on, and that day people took away his highness's car. that is, in the face of this person and in the existence of this person, it is as if the people of iran were imagining their own alienation, which i remember the deceased that day. they told us that the people established his majesty's reign very well. but the beginning of the son's reign. young and inexperienced pahlavi is the beginning instead of leading the country towards stability new problems for foroughi. that's when he should take control of the situation as quickly as possible so that he doesn't let the conditions of iran under occupat

the plug on the zinast regime when it gets very serious just like how it pulled the plug on the shah of iran when the imam khomaini's movement rose up and the people rose up and they even though he was one of their in most" important let's say puppets and allies and they pulled their plug on him and they left him because this is what happens uh with these type of regimes that the when when when it gets to the uh level where they're going to uh make serious decision and they're major loss they throw away their allies and they throw away uh what they built because they they're not loyal like the like how the islamic republic of iran and the access of resistance how loyal... they are to their cause and how divine this cause is and how close they are to their cause. these zionists, they they're known i mean historically we can say, as our our leaders say is that they are the the deviant, there's devience in every religion, the deviant jews are known in historically they are the inheritors of the killers of the prophets and today they're trying to kill anybody that's honorable, anybody that's sta

the greatness of the days towards tehran and the distress of reza shah indicate a vague and dark future for iran . with the capture of the shah by the red army and his possible execution, the country of shiraz will fall apart. farouqi does not consider delay any longer. iran should not tie its future with the fate of the shah. they said that there were enough of them, that i should be myself. what news should we ask for reza shah's resignation? get dressed and go. around 11 o'clock. he himself went to farouqi to enter the text of reza shah's resignation . shkoh al-mulk was the head of reza shah's office that i want to come and resign for something. this is the same text that we did not think 6 years ago that his highness would have to deal with this boredom . the handwriting of farouqieh ointment is the signature of reza shah. in this way , reza shah resigns alone and silently from the throne and leaves iran simply and without any ceremony , an event that no one in the country regretted, and if iran is occupied by foreign forces. he was not looking for it. celebrations were held in the alleys an

of shahrivar panj. the car left tehran for isfahan, and the car was carrying reza khan and his belongings, and two cars were escorting shah mustafa of iranhan walked this road towards esfan with great fear and trembling. a road surrounded by corpses of iranian soldiers was the soldiers who were released from the barracks and died thirsty and alone under the sun of dagriver.

of shahrivar, five cars left tehran for isfahan. three cars were carrying reza khan and his belongings, and two cars were escorting shah mustafa of iran. reza khan traveled this road towards isfahan with great fear and trembling. the road that it was surrounded by dead bodies of iranian soldiers. soldiers released from the barracks, thirsty and alone under the sun of dagriv. had died reza khan's car broke down twice on this road. they changed the tires out of fear and worry. reza khan tried not to recognize him. when reza khan reached aswan , he transferred his property to mohammad darza on the advice of foroughi so that no one would take possession of it. on the 28th of shahrivar , he deposited 68 million tomans in cash to mohammad reza's account. he has 520 villages, most of them in mazandar. and during these 20 years , he handed it over to his son reza khan in exchange for a branch of a plant. he had named almost half of mazandaran in his name, and instead of going south, he wanted to go north and live in the lands named after him . during the four days he was in isfahan, reza khan was a guest at kazeruni's house, a famous isfahani

of shahrivar, five cars left tehran for isfahan and three cars. they were carrying reza khanan and his belongings, and two cars were escorting shah mustafa of iran. reza khan walked this road with great fear and trembling he marched towards isfahan. the road that was surrounded by dead bodies of iranian soldiers. the soldiers who were released from the barracks and died thirsty and alone under the hot september sun. reza khan's car broke down twice on this road. full of fear and worry they changed the tires. reza khan was trying not to be recognized by anyone. when reza khan arrived in isfahan , he transferred his property to mohammad reza on forough's recommendation so that no one would take possession of them. the twenty-eighth of the city. he transferred 68 million tomans in cash to mohammad reza's account. he took over 520 villages, most of which were in mazandaran, and which he had taken over by force in these 20 years, in exchange for a he handed the branch to his son. before this, reza khan had named almost half of mazandaran in his name, and instead of going south, he wanted to go north and live in the lands named after him. during the fo

carter shah of iran, king hussein of jordan. and they just all said, happy new year, toast and champagne and everything. and i said, mr. president, you're going to go to egypt tomorrow to see president sadat. why is that? he went one. barbara wasn't there because. she and john chancellor of nbc and some the other bigwigs had been invited to the party they were off dancing somewhere and indeed, a few minutes later, we went back downstairs. the president's secret service agent, -- kiser, came and got me said, the president needs to see you. i came back upstairs and the president said, well, cy vance just told me the secretary state just told me, yes, we're going to egypt and meeting president sadat at aswan. so sometimes, you know, being in right place at the right time, but she was always kind of an aura, a part from the working stiffs at the white house. well, that's an example of good sourcing when you know where the president's going to go the next. and he doesn't. yeah, let's move to what the part of the barbara years at abc

farooqi in defense of the agreement of occupation of iran in september 1320 is the result of the government's mistakes. the former means reza shah danst. 5 years later, iran submitted a resolution to the united nations security council on the need for the withdrawal of the soviet union from its territory in accordance with the same treaty. the numerous problems of the country caused most of the ministers of the farouq government to resign. some time later, farooqi announced his resignation in the parliament and refused to accept any responsibility. mohammad ali farooqi in the 13th year of the islamic council this week, after 25 days without public meetings and the representatives were present in their constituencies to rebel , started its public meetings from sunday. it will be honorable for the freedom of quds. in his speech, mr. qalibaf also pointed out the cooperation and unity between the parliament and the government and also gave a note to some assignments in the middle ranks of the government. in line with the correct interaction of the government, the parliament is necessary. the assignments of the middle ranks of the go

iran the base of german policy. the world is about to perish. broadcasting this report assured farouqi that iran will not be freed from this bombast with the presence of reza shah. passing this crisis with only one. it looked like a garden usually, i was quickly taking notes , i was reading to my father, i apologized , i said i brought you radio london because it was strange, i said, "hey, what was that?"

defense of the oath he considered the letter of occupation of iran in september 1320 as the result of the mistakes of the previous government, reza shah 5 years later, based on the same treaty, iran passed a resolution on the need for the withdrawal of the soviet union from its territory to be approved by the united nations security council. the numerous problems of the country caused most of the ministers of the farouq government to resign . some time later, there was a difference in the parliament. he announced his resignation and refused to accept any responsibility. mohammad ali farooqi died in 1321 due to a heart attack. congratulations , it's very harmonious with the bed and pillow you chose. thank you. the important thing is to buy it from their specialized market with these conditions and in this way. comfort, yes, from this house to that time, yes, from an iranian house to your home, a specialized market for bedroom furniture and chandeliers of a large iranian house in the cities of qom, isfahan, and tanah. tehran branch in afsarieh serah , bismillah rahman al rahim salam news section at 9:00 am 546 madad joey of the relief c

one of the worst intelligence failures in american history and the carter white house and, that is the cia. six weeks before the shah left ignominiously said and i have the memo in the book that iran is in neither a revolution nor pre-revolutionary, and they did not that our principal ally, the shah of iran, had incurable. a remarkably bad decision. if you have intelligence, you can't make good decisions. i concluded the book by saying that. it's tremendously important to strengthen our democratic institutions, to heal our partizan divisions, to come back to arthur vandenberg's notion that. politics stops at the water's edge. you can't be a good negotiator when at home, when either party is to undercut your negotiations. diplomacy is a higher calling. and if done right, we can leverage us policy in a positive way to. resolve conflicts peacefully. and i'm sure we'll talk more about how these lessons apply to gaza and ukraine. so thank very much. great. well, thanks very much, ambassador eizenstat, a really powerful set of lessons derived from a comprehensive of history of the past half century or so. and of course, the look the purpose of looking back was was not just to derive the

of the iran dekht program are ms. fatemeh mortazavian, the editor of the iran dekht program, and also the manager of ms. azadeh shah rakhmakher. the producers of the iran dekh program are our guests let's talk, ms. morteza biyan. hello , you are very welcome. i offer my greetings, courtesy and respect to you , your respected colleagues, dear viewers, and congratulations and happiness on the occasion of eid al-bayt. happy eid, ms. shahrame. hello, you are very welcome. i also congratulate you on the eid al-bayt . let's start with you. the producer of the program iran dekht is a program that we talk about in the field of women and our family, and the various topics that are supposed to be discussed and worked on on tabein radio are now addressed to women. in the different areas we talk about, we try to let's make our audience mostly women, of course , men are also our audience, it's not that they are only women, we tried to come and take this program on the air in different areas, let's narrate the past 45 years about the presence of women in the women's society. successful in their social presence.

of iran and bahrain remember this event bitterly. where a part of the homeland with the political work of the shah and his agents. separated bahrain is the island that has the closest cultural and religious proximity to iran among the islands of the persian gulf. the only achievement that iran has in this matter is the rights of iranians living in bahrain later, in independent bahrain, it should be observed that this condition is actually an ineffective and neutral condition, and we see that since the time of bahrain's independence , there has been systematic discrimination against persian-speaking iranians and bahraini shiites, and this is the attempt to change the demographics of the people of bahrain today. we see what has happened to us, if bahrain was a part of iran, we would have been present on top of saudi arabia and connected to the coastal bahrain and the iranians who are in the majority there, and most of saudi arabia's oil is from this. there are sources, i don't know, so now he might make a mistake or even make a mistake, commit betrayal at least if he confesses to him , he will reduce the burden of his sins and these ge

iran's land, air and sea to the allies for their purposes, military purposes. they are the mediators for the resignation of reza shahe joining of the iranian government, which used to be a neutral government, to the allies, which means that in fact iran entered the world war and legitimized the occupation. the country by the allies means acceptance of this occupation and censorship of the media that were critical of the allies. a few months after the occupation of iran, farooqi signed an alliance with the soviet union and britain. iran pledged to allow british and soviet armies to pass through iran and provide them with all roads, airports, ports and telecommunication facilities . he also pledged to provide materials and workers to help these armies and to censor the media in their favor. in front of england and the soviet union, they committed up to to leave iran after the war, but this treaty gave legitimacy to the presence of the soviet and british army in iran and their presence was not considered military occupation. in defense of iran's occupation treaty in september 1320, farooqi considered it the result of t

riza pahlavi, the remainder of the dictator shah, announced general morning in iran. eremonies and events like marking the 40th day, riots eventually on october 26th, 2022, after the widespread call by the anti-revolution forces, some people were deceived and came back to the streets for vandalism. the forces got close to the verge of vandalism during the first week of the riots again. جوانان محلات تهران رو اول بررسی بکنیم و فراخوان. charak in shiraz, and officially stood by the anti-iranian coalition, comprised of the mko terrorists, supporters of the former monarchy and islamophobes. this wasn't what many of the ordinary rioters were asking for, the repercussions of the martterdom of 13 civilians came to light the following day. the rioters, under the pretext of holding a commemoration ceremony, after 40 days of the death of another fake victim, namely nikokaramii issued call for rioters so they won't let the flames of the riots die, but nothing more than black smoke had remained from the flame. on october 27th, the number of the riders on the streets was so low they

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one of the worst intelligence failures in american history and the carter white house and, that is the cia. six weeks before the shah left ignominiously said and i have the memo in the book that iran is in neither a revolution nor pre-revolutionary, and they did not that our principal ally, the shah of iran, had incurable. a remarkably bad decision. if you have intelligence, you can't make good decisions. i concluded the book by saying that. it's tremendously important to strengthen our democratic institutions, to heal our partizan divisions, to come back to arthur vandenberg's notion that. politics stops at the water's edge. you can't be a good negotiator when at home, when either party is to undercut your negotiations. diplomacy is a higher calling. and if done right, we can leverage us policy in a positive way to. resolve conflicts peacefully. and i'm sure we'll talk more about how these lessons apply to gaza and ukraine. so thank very much. great. well, thanks very much, ambassador eizenstat, a really powerful set of lessons derived from a comprehensive of history of the past half century or so. and of course, the look the purpose of looking back was was not just to derive the

went there to protest against iran, why didn't you tell us that recently, there was a plan for mohammad reza shah to go there? 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 nat

after 17th of shahrivar, in a declaration in najaf addressed to the nation of iran , he called the shahthe one who ordered the declaration of martial law and was directly responsible for killing the people, and warned the soldiers to stand by the nation. and since then, with the efforts of the local leaders of the revolution, many soldiers joined the nation. anyway, the fact of the matter was that 17th shahrivar became exactly one day. that the islamic movement turned into the islamic revolution and after 17 september, neither the regime was able to continue its rule, nor did peaceful methods provide answers, nor did armed methods have the possibility of success, and the imam's leadership was completely established. . the main idea of ​​the revolution was brought up and in this way , in fact, we have to say that on the 17th day of the year 57, the key to the revolution was pressed, the movement started and on february 22, we concluded. at the same time as the situation in iran became critical, the shah, in a conversation with carter, demanded the continuation of american support as far

senate delegation to iran to see the shah and they came back and i therefore followed things iran very closely. and i can't remember november or december, but it was right at the end of. 1978, and then in. january 1979, the shah abdicated left the country after several months of uncertain about what was going to happen, the ayatollah khomeini assumed power and iran has won a theocratic government. ever since. and shortly khomeini came in. i ran into an acquaintance of mine who was a mid-level cia analyst, and i said to him, how did you guys iran so wrong? how could you miss this? after all, iran had gone from one of our closest allies in the middle to an implacable enemy that's more or less remained that way ever since. how did you guys this? i mean, after all, iran wasn't just some country middle east, but after israel was our closest ally. and along with saudi arabia, saudi arabia were called the twin pillars of oil producer and guardians of the gulf through, which so much of the oil that fueled western economies came. and as i found, was absolutely fascinating, and it stuck with me, he said, well, you know, we in the intelligence business are very good at context.

one day after the 17th of shahrivar, imam khomeini addressed the nation of iran in a declaration in najaf: he considered the shahthe one who ordered the declaration of martial law and was directly responsible for killing the people, and warned the soldiers to stand by the nation and since then with the efforts of local leaders many soldiers joined the nation during the revolution. anyway, the fact of the matter was that 17th of shahrivar was exactly the day when the islamic movement turned into a revolution became islamic and after 17 shahrivar, neither the regime was able to continue its rule, nor did peaceful methods work, nor did armed methods have the possibility of success, and the imam's leadership was completely established. in the conversation, carter warned that america's support should continue as long as possible , otherwise his enemies will catch him by surprise and attack him. carter also responded to. the shah's requests assured him of washington's broad support . anyway, the truth is that until the incident of 17 shahrivar, none of the heads of the white house during the presidency, the ministry o

shah ahmadi for iran. it is the beating heart of iran's upstream oil sector and the main hup for the country's crude oil exportsll about pipelines, refineries, huge oil tanks and burning flares, but in fact this 32 square kilometer coral platform is much more than that. hag is also iran's most ancient island in the persian gulf. kharg island is administered by bush province some 25 kilometers to the islands north in mainland iran. back in the 8th and ninth centuries, the island was heaven for those who dived into its crystal clear waters in their quest for pearls. however, the island's history goes back even further. park has mysterious natural and historic beauties, which have so far remained unnoticed even to the majority of iranians. it is known as the old man subterranean garden. back in the old days, an old man from hark island realized that he could take good advantage of the abundant springwater resources available on the island and turn this piece of land into a large vegetable farm, and he did so, but 20 years ago the farm was gradually replaced with date palm trees, trees that continue to produce fres

nations that were surrounding the arabs from the arabs themselves, so the likes of azerbaijan, turkey, even iran under the shah were all part of the periphery d'. which which which was designed to also control nations outside of that, take it one layer further, you can come to britain and kistama openly says he's a zionist, supports everything, zionism, is is married to a zionist, is a zionist, is in bed with america who are all zionists at the establishment level, so i mean that tells you something as well that the anglosphere is all zionists, these arab leaders are all zionists, so have they not already implemented far? more the than the oden yin on plan, they have a they have a control across uh global institutions and let's not forget that the likes of larry king for instance who's the head of the biggest multi- uh multinational corporate corporate outfit, blackrock, asset management agency which controls more than 8 trillion dollars of the world's wealth, they are in the pockets of these same israel, they're all together and if the penny doesn't drop with people to understand that deep state uh zionist de

suppressed by the regime will be many people of iran and bahrain remember this event bitterly. where part he was separated from the homeland by the political work of shah and his agents. bahrain, the island that has the closest cultural and religious proximity to iran in the persian gulf islands. the only achievement that iran has in this matter is that the rights of iranians living in bahrain will be respected later in independent bahrain, which is actually the case. my condition was an ineffective and neutral condition and we can see that since the independence of bahrain , there has been systematic discrimination against persian-speaking iranians and bahraini shiites, and this effort to change the demographics of the people of bahrain today, we see what has happened. it has happened to us, if bahrain was a part of iran, we would be in saudi arabia. we were present in saudi arabia and we were connected to coastal bahrain and iranians who are in the majority there and most of saudi arabia's oil comes from these sources . . it reduces the burden of his sins and these gentlemen should not carry this burden of sins on their shoulders and we are still inv

mahmoud farooqi , the former ambassador of iran to america and the son of al-mulak , explains the details of his father's proposal for the prime ministership. reza shah is either assigned first to ahi or first to soheili, and they say you are the prime minister from me it is not made by one person, he can make a difference. they even say to one of these two that there is a difference between old age and this one saying age is not, we are all in service. there should be someone that people can listen to and trust. this is where he says what happened to the sly incident. the asadi incident is the same as the massacre at the goharshad mosque in mashhad. 6 years ago, the opponents of making the pahlavi hat mandatory started a sit-in in this mosque in protest against this decision, and were met with a violent response from the reza shahi army. we saw that one evening many soldiers came around astana and took shelter on the roofs. we went to have dinner in the street when we reached our house, the voice of sahab al-zaman and the sound of gunshots were heard. and then it turned out that many people were killed and many were injured. the goharshad mosque inc

the british forces penetrated into the interior of iran and advanced to khorramshahr, at which time nasir al-din shah was forced to accept the adname of paris and in 1274 or 1857 ad to accept that herat would be separated from iran forever. they occupied bosher as a strategic port. he sends fox's ship to busher with 400 chi guns. among these, busher was forced to occupy strategic and sensitive positions in the corner, such as customs, british consulship, and many other sensitive places. british forces they also attacked shiraz through bandas. both shiraz and bushar are suppressed to some extent and the british forces can establish their own fortifications there. the british forces did not know that they had set foot in visheh shiran, the forest of shirmardani, because ali delwari is the leader. be a soldier. according to the fatwa of the scholars of bushehr and fars, martyr rais ali delwari and his valiant companions from tungistan against the british, cutting off the knowledge of the fatwa of ayatollah akhund khorasani and the advice of ayatollah seyyed ali hossein lari, the high ranking cleric of b

he prefers iran , he enters into negotiations with hossein ali mirza farman, the governor of fars, the son of fertri shahd they conclude an agreement, which is known as the shiraz agreement. according to this agreement, bruce accepts iran's absolute sovereignty over bahrain and promises to in the case of damages to the crippled port , but the british came to this argument that yes. who is so well-informed and knowledgeable about the affairs of the persian gulf , says that bahrain has been a part of the collective identity of pars province in all periods of history. the agreement is an acknowledgment of a historical fact and it is important that the plenipotentiary representative of the british government in the persian gulf region acknowledges the sovereignty of iran. on bahrain, so it must be a historical fact.

shah ahmadi for iran. the word free in aran free zone is purity related to business and trade, but for the people of this regionptured by iranian forces, this is the sign that you could have seen at the entrance of the city. welcome to koramshah population 36 millions. amazing, huh? 36 millions for a small. words, especially if this picture was taken by local photographer and is showing the life of people of this region during the war. 27 years after the end of the war, hi is following the footsteps of his fellow huzistani photographers. he takes his camera to every corner of his. hometown to picture the peaceful and beautiful life of the people of this part of huzistan. shaleh imam hasan is beautiful village just few kilometers outside of obadan, a simple and peaceful village life and amazing hospitality which iranian arabs are known for. hoju's daughter in-law is preparing the fish by covering it with a special paste made of spices, local herbs and tamarint. this is truly the catch of the day. on the other side, hoji himself is piling up what sticks and palm leaves to make fire and grill the fish. fish and in

of reza shah and the unveiling of hijab . he advanced the policy of changing clothing in iran step by step and step by step, first he started byng it mandatory to wear a cultural hat, because if someone wears a tent, they hide themselves under the chairs , in short, they reach mashhab and mashhad , the refuge of shiites. the religious people of iran are more inflamed than anywhere else in protesting the policy of changing people's clothing mashhad ayatollah seyyed hossein tabatabai, a weak ethnic group of mashhad seminary, is sent to tehran, but he is imprisoned in tehran, and in protest against the treatment of him, people sit in goharshad mosque at the invitation of sheikh mohammad taqi bahloul. after a few days, this sit-in the force of the bayonet is suppressed, the people disperse and a large number of them are martyred. the khaki tent and the blue body had now become the sad story of the kashani pilgrim of imam reza (peace be upon him). it is evident that when they leave in the afternoon, they say that the officers are sleeping. they say that when they visit the shrine , they put so much ash on his body that his whole bo

of communication. banks have set foot in iran since naseruddin shah needed international borrowing . and at that time, the king received a loan for the privilege of establishing the bank, and the imperial bank the first official bank in the country. in a simple and general definition, a bank in most countries of the world acts as an intermediary of funds in iran as a depositor's attorney. it works, there is a small difference here that when he acts as a lawyer, the discussion of the original agent or principal agent arises, but when he acts as an intermediary of funds in a different way, when he is considered as a participant, another difference is created. profit is the main driving force in many activities and this exchange of profit and interest has been prevalent in societies since the past. a title that is called riba in our religion. usury in the word to it is said that something is added to the principal of the loaned property. islam has considered riba as haram and has imposed very strict rules on it. as far as riba is considered a war with god, because the nature of riba is d

opinion and the certainty of iran's sovereignty over this archipelago. and on the other hand pressures on the independence of bahrain as an independent country. mohammad reza shah put an important policy on both sides. but what happened was a great loss. in addition to domestic doubts, in the international arena , the government's initiative on the issue of bahrain. iran left and iran was no longer the main actor of the story alone, and new parties entered the conflict, arab countries and countries that were either independent or under british protection , were able to accept the international community with the direct support of britain. for him, the independence of bahrain is a matter it is necessary and inevitable, and iran should not prevent the independence of bahrain and demand a right for itself, that is , it can almost be said that the international community was completely mobilized against iran in this issue. he went and wanted to be a member. if this federation becomes the emirates, then this would be a painful point of tension and a seed in the truth of the crisis in that region. there would be press contests. it is shocking that his opinion was to

of water crisis for the whole. in 1983, after approximately year and a half, iranian forces liberated forab shah and reclaimed the city, and the iraqis were forced to withdraw from irannstruction for ot is going back in 1983 that it is at the same time of war between iran and iraq, it is, it is a good point. to be mentioned that conflicts in some countries like iran, iraq, syria, i don't know, maybe has created a good background for turkey to develop ambitious dam construction projects for the whole region, when the countries are fighting with each other, at the same time another country is an upperstream has started to damp construction, initiating the construction of what was deemed. the largest dam in europe. turkey embarked a colossal undertaking that had been a dream since 1936. the ambitious project, known as the southeastern anatolia project, gap, gap, aimed to harness the power of the two rivers, euphrades and tigris by channeling and impounding their waters within turkish territory, secured behind a medicine. and stands, come on! covering nine turkish provinces and an expansive area equivalent to 75000 square kilometers, roughly the size of belgium, the proj

o protector of the sea and the sky, inheritor of my identity, iran, stay with us , let's take a look at the international news. in the presence of mr. shahani and his honorable guest, mr. shah suvani, hello, good morning, in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, i am at your service, mr. hosseini, and dear viewers of khabar yes, one of the news that we will follow today at the international desk of the radio and television agency. according to recent developments in lebanon, the barbaric attacks of the zionist regime on southern lebanon continue of course, there is a strong answer

shah ahmadi for iran. the word free in avant free zone is purity related to business and trade, but for the people of this photographer, brought me here to the museum of war in koramshah. every corner of this place visually tells you the stories of struggle and resistance. it tells you the stories of brave men and women who strongly stood against foreign enemies. so we can be free today. during iran, iraq war when... was recaptured by iranian forces, this is the sign that you could have seen at the entrance of the city. welcome to khuramshahr population 36 millions. amazing, huh? 36 millions for a small town, but this is exactly how iranians feel about khuramshah. the city belongs everyone and everyone belongs to khuramshah. آساریست که ما از باقیمانده. ۸ سال دفاع مقدس ما در این منطقه داریم و جالب این هست که امروزه این کانون این کانون ها مورد استقبال و دیدار بسیاری از گردشگران عراقی هم قرار می گیره. local photographer and is showing the life of people of this region during the war. 27 years after the end of the war, haudi is following the footsteps of his fellow huzistani photographers. he takes his camera

is iran, iran the heartbeat of your heart is iran, your pure name is on my tongue, be with us, dear viewers, in the following, let's talk about international news with the presence of mr. shah soni. hello, good morning , in the name of allah, the merciful. yesterday, the zionist regime was a terrorist in the southern suburbs of beirut. these reactions are still ongoing. yesterday and last night, the un security council meeting was held in response to the explosions in the communication devices that caused the mass assassination of the lebanese people on tuesday and wednesday in lebanon. here in the studio, hello reporter, mr. naimi , a senior expert on west asian issues, is in the studio to talk more about this issue, mr. naimi, hello, you are welcome . thank you, mr. naimi in the distance a short day after the mass assassination of the lebanese people, we witnessed a terrorist act by the zionist regime in beirut. what is your analysis about these serial terrorist acts of the zionist regime, in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, the situation and conditions of the zionist regime are very clear. in the military aspect and the conditions that he almost s

protector of the sea and the sky, the heir of my identity, iran, stay with us , let's take a look at the news between. international in the presence of mr. shah suvani and his honorable guest mr. shah suvani, hello, good morning, in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, i am at your service, mr. hosseini, and dear viewers of khabar yes, one of the news that is being followed today in the international desk of the radio and television news agency. we will do it, according to the developments in lebanon, the brutal attacks of the zionist regime continue on the south of lebanon, of course, the crushing response of the lebanese hezbollah to the zionist settlements. the sit-in continues and today, as in previous weeks, demonstrations in support of the oppressed palestinian people and support for the axis of resistance are going to be held in islamic countries after friday prayers. mr. masoumi, an expert on west asian issues, is here at salam studio as a reporter to learn more about the developments in lebanon. let's talk, mr. masoumi. hello , good morning. you are welcome. in the name of god, the most merciful, the most merciful

al-muhandis at the side of their assasination by the us, iran's president is leading a high-ranking delegation to baghdad at the invitation of iraqi prime minister muhammad shah al sudani. the three-day visit is expected to focus on strengthening bilateral. and will include the signing of key documents on cooperation and security before the visit, he called iraq a brotherly country, highlighting its role as an important economic, political and social partner of iran. pesishian is scheduled to visit the holy shrines in the cities of najaf and carbala, his trip also includes stopovers in busara as well as the kurdish cities of erbil and sulaimonia. academic and political commentator mohsin salih is joining us now from the lebanese capital beirot. mr. saleh, welcome to the program. please give us your perspective on the importance and significance of this first foreign visit by the iranian president massad pesishian which is uh taking him to iraq. good morning to you and to your audience. is of the press tv and i guess this is one of the most important visits of vijek, it's it's true that it's the first visit uh for this new... president and i guess iraq and ira

al-mohandis at the site of their assassination by the us, iran's president is leading a high ranking delegation to baghdad at the invitation of iraqi prime minister muhammad shah al sudani, the three-day visit is expected to focus on strengthening bilateral ties and will include the signing of key documents on cooperation and security, before the visit he called iraq a brotherly country highlighting its role as an important economic, political and social partner of iran. pesishgan is scheduled to visit the holy shrines in the cities of najaf and carbala. his trip also include stopovers in busra as well as the kurdish cities of arabile and sudaimania. elseware. ajamu baraka, former american vice presidential nominee and current director of us human rights is uh in iran, a week-long visit, he has criticized us war mongering policies and its unwavering support for israel during a press conference held by the soap international media festival. maya mozature has the details. so-called war in terror end up being a phony war, but in fact a war that has been used to advance at times our us interests. from the war on terror to terrorizing the... globe american politica

of the most important petrochemical industry throughout the country. peace be upon you. be with us , dear viewers. let's see bakhshi. we will come back and start a conversation with mr. shah mirzaei. iran's rich hydrocarbon resources have distinguished the petrochemical industry in the region. we now have about 30% of the country's non-oil exports. about 30% of the capital market is related to petrochemicals. we need about 6 to 7 billion dollars in the industry we supply petrochemical products downstream . this industry is the opposite of raw sales. therefore, turning it into a value-added product has an impact on the world economy. but moving the products to domestic producers along with creating jobs will boost production and supply in the country. we know that the biggest problem and obstacle in the complementary industry is the issue of providing working capital for the purchase of raw materials. next, i would like to give you a figure. in 1400, we attracted approximately 5.5 million tons of petrochemical products in the country through commodity exchanges. in 1402, this number of five and a half million tons reached 7 million tons, so we had a very good growth . one of the big reaso

aware of the depth of public discontent, the shah ridiculed the people's movement so that in a press interview on the 23rd of may 1357 , he said about the critical situation in iranriots are led by two groups of separatists and old politicians. these words ignited the fire of people's anger . one of the main manifestations of this anger was in the eid al-fitr prayer led by martyr muftah on the 13th of shahrivar. and after that, massive demonstrations took place in tehran and other cities. we can say that eid al-fitr in 1357, when prayers are offered in qaytiye hills with the presence of a large number of people in tehran, is completely unique and very organized. especially , about half of the men and half of the female worshipers enter shariati street after the prayer and start fighting and chanting, and the regime is faced with a completely unexpected situation that makes it feel that it has to do something extraordinary. it is here that the ground is prepared for the planning of the 17th of shahrivar after the demonstrations on the day of eid al-fitr the regime's concern about the consequences of public anger was increased, and the sharif imami government decla

of the most important petrochemical industry throughout the country. peace be upon you . stay with us, dear viewers. let's see the part. we are going to start a conversation with mr. shah marzaei . iran's rich hydrocarbon resources have distinguished the petrochemical industry in the region. we now have about 30% of the country's non-oil exports. about 30% of the capital market is related to petrochemicals. we supply between 6 and 7 billion dollars of the needs of the pine industry for petrochemical products. this industry vs. raw. it is for sale, therefore, turning it into a value -added product will have an impact on the world economy , but moving the products to domestic producers, along with job creation, will boost production and supply in becomes the country we know that the biggest problem and dilemma in the complementary industry is the issue of providing working capital for the purchase of raw materials. next, i would like to tell you that in 1400, we had approximately five and a half million. we had the attraction of petrochemical products inside the country through commodity exchanges. in 1402, this number reached 5.5 million tons to 7 million tons, so we had a very good gro

of iran's young minds to excell on the world stage. upon their return to tehron, our correspondent gisumi shah madi had the opportunity to talk to some ofn brazil. about nine months ago we participated in a similar olympiad in russia where we also won gold medals. however, this competition was larger with more countries participating and tougher competition. it was amazing that we won by such a significant margin, for example, the us only. cured three gold medals. of course, in our training, we faced much more challenging questions. the iranian team's success builds on their previous accomplishments. as the team manager explained in last year's olympiad in poland, iran also secured five medals. meanwhile, the journey to brazil this year had its own perks for the young astrophysicists with the exceptional opportunity to observe the incredible beauty of the southern night sky. rescoring if necessary, which made the competition even more challenging. the team's hard work and dedication were evident in every task that they tackled. as they stepped onto the stage, celebrating this historic moment, iran's young astrophysicists proved to be be

this short interview of his reporter that mr the doctors emphasized that iran has good relations with the kurdistan region of iraq and they are trying to strengthen it. god, mojtaba shah soni, sda news agency , thank you very much for your participation in the special interview. tonight's news, mr. safavi, let's talk about the point that mr. barzani emphasized during the visit of mr. bezikian, and of course, the impact of mr. bezikian's trip on the full implementation of the tehran-baghdad agreement and its impact on confronting terrorists and expelling them, as mentioned, there is a security agreement. the iraqi kurdistan side refused to implement this agreement for various reasons. he was complaining about good coordination in the days recently, there were coordinations based on the dismantling of terrorist bases. near the border and the extradition of that person to iran, who is one of the famous terrorists anyway, this greeting and this good response, this good message that came from iraqi kurdistan to iran , met with a warm response from iran, see since 2017 that the iraqi kurdistan referendum was held. the relations between iran and iraqi kurdistan were not good