general suleimani kassem suleimani was totally aware of the meaning of the fight we are leading. there is something religious in the symbolism of his death. general qassem sulaymani was a real warrior. it was not work, it was life he put in his his uh fight against the enemy in resistance and in my opinion the minimal price they should pay for that is. liberation of iraq, so i think that decision of iraqian parliament to get out american basis, military basis from iraq is the... the good price, full liberation of syria, that will be the good price, and liberation of jerusalem, that will be the good price. this fight is going through our hearts, so resistance obtains existential level, dimension, you can fight enemy on the battlefield, as general kassem sulaymani did, but you can be the part of resistance, staying here, starting. educating, learning, if we follow the way of religion, of devotion to our sacred values, we are fighting together with our friends on the front. resistance is not small jihad, it is great jihad, resistance, it is the struggle against western modernity, gl

those who had spent some time with qasim suleimani know well that he was a person who showed no signsiscountant, and if he even had personal pain or discomfort, he would deny it to be able to carry out his necessary responsibilities under different circumstances. being detail oriented person is another interesting feature that those who knew him and coted from him usually mention. he was in the details of every single issue to the extent that he was said to be very influential in russia's decision to intervene in syria and a meeting while some russian military commanders had unanswered questions according to arab sources the person who gave putin assurance well we don't want to claim that it would say what putin should do this is not our topic but i want to point out the power of analysis behavior and method of strategy and considerations regarding russian intervention and non-intervention, which helped vladimir putin to make decision regarding the developments in syria in 2015. and without a doubt he was known for his humility. qasim sulaimani was not a general and a commander who wa

general kassem suleimani was a real warrior, it was not work, it was life he put in his his uh fight against the enemy in resistance, and in my opinion, the minimal price they should pay for that is full liberation of iraq, so i think that decision of iraqian parliament. to get out american bases, military basis from iraq is the good price, full liberation of syria that will be the good price and liberation of jerusalem that will be the good price. this fight is going through our hearts, so resistance obtains existential level, dimension, you can fight enemy on the battlefield as general kassem suleimani. did, but you can be the part of resistance, staying here, studying, educating, learning, if we follow the way of religion, of devotion, to our sacred values, we are fighting together with our friends on the front, resistance is not small jihad, it is great jihad, resistance, it is the struggle against western modernity, glory to real hero of our resistance, all humanity evated for the century a thousand of years and not by the chance the iraq enters in the center of focus of our att

suleimani. to a permanent base that was actually active in all subjects, it was due to these activities that takht suleiman was one of the first works that could be registered in the world heritage list. today, he is the head of all archaeological excavations in the country of iranian researchers and in necessary cases, foreign archaeologists work under their supervision to exchange experience. the generation now. they understand well and analyze well, and in fact, with archeology knowledge , they try to know our national identity and then apply this category. in order to create interest and passion for the country's past, cultural values, architecture and archaeological data. archaeological activities now focus on popularizing cultural heritage. we hope that we will be able to involve people in these research and cultural activities and discuss tourism in ancient sites. we should know that we can make these available to the people in a way that means that the local people know this heritage and

nick was just saying when we struck suleimani, and i was around briefing president trump during those days, nothing really happened, i kind of disagree with that. two days later there was a massive military missile attack on a u.s. base, only by luck and forewarning that u.s. soldiers did not get killed from that. and 2 months later there was another attack in march, where 2 servicemen were killed -- two servicemen were killed, we wanted to keep a lid on things. this is what every administration does, there is nothing special or whatever, you are trying to figure out where that line is. i'm kind of worried that this might not be enough. so this is why president biden says there will be more, at a place in china -- time of our choosing. we will see. there is indeed anything that you can point to that is the dots, and you have to fill your way around it. >> out of the gate it does not appear like anything close to something like a strike on the irgc , a retired air force colonel here, we are lucky to have, when you look at what was used today, this b-1 b bomber and the long list of targ

because suleimani had the quality to understand that it was impossible to continue with the talks, and it was time for the... los enemigos sionistas y norteamericanos crearon bandas eh the enemies, the zionists and the north americans remained terrorist bands of daesh or what is called, the architect who marked the end of the band, or at least reducing them to the minimum expression, esto es banco por ispan tv, soy eduardo artés, hoy desde la república argentina tenemos. today we have valuable guest from the republic of argentina, camel gomez, member of the islamic community and head of the argentine arab union. he is a professor at the state university of mardel plata, argentina. how are you? good evening from argentina, mar del plata, thank you very much for inviting me. convocatorial en las demandas populares, las demandas de las naciones, de sobrebanía de independencia significa unos sacrificios y unas luchas enormes, people's demands about sovereignty and independence entil great sacrifices and struggles, and here struggles produce exceptional leaders in a special direction, here

ivon has shown that the youth within his borders are all capable and worthy. this soil has nurtured suleimaniown capabilities. this includes nuclear technology, nano technology, stem cells, computer science, and today in artificial intelligence and more. we have international documentation, scientific articles published by iranian youth in emerging fields demonstrate that iran is highly capable and performs well, we have witnessed significant growth and advancements and we envision a bright future for our country. in the end, the point i want to make is that the assassination of martter fakhrizade and those like them is a blow not only to iran or the islamic world. but to human society, we lost a scientist and they assassinated scientist who was engaged in fundamental and foundational activities in the field of science, contributing to the beneficial development of human society. these assassinations occur to achieve malicious goals that certain groups have, not for the sake of human society or even for a specific nation. emphasize that these assassinations occur for the sake of goals, that c

takht suleimani, which was not active for more than a year and a month, quickly turned into a permanent base that was active in all matters. in credit of. it was these activities that takht suleiman was one of the first works in the fahset world heritage could be registered. today , iranian researchers are in charge of all archaeological excavations in the country, and when necessary , foreign archaeologists work under their supervision for exchange and experience . the generation that is being educated now are those who understand well. they understand well and analyze well , and in fact a type of, for example, with archeology knowledge . they want to know our national identity , then apply this category to create interest and passion for the country's past , cultural values, architecture and archaeological data . archaeological activities now on the people cultural heritage is concentrated. we hope that we will be able to involve the people in these research and cultural activities and discuss tourism in the archaeological sites, so that we can provide them to the people in such a way

takht suleimani, which was not active for more than two months a year , quickly became a permanent base for our training in all subjects. it was thanks to these activities that takht suleiman was one of the first works that could be registered on the world heritage list. today , iranian researchers are in charge of all archaeological excavations in the country, and when necessary, foreign archaeologists work under their supervision to exchange experience. the generation that is being educated now are those who understand well, understand well , and analyze well, and in fact , with archeology knowledge, they try to understand our national identity. get to know, then apply this category in order to create interest and passion for the relationship. the past of the country in relation to cultural values, architecture and archaeological data. archaeological activities now focus on popularizing heritage. it is a strong culture. we hope that we can involve the people in these research and cultural activities and discuss tourism in the archaeological sites, so that we can make these available t

mh news rights, "defending palestine brings about dignity," responded martter suleimani in response to abu khalid, commander of the lebanese branch of hamos's military wink in 2019. from the viewpoint of the former commander of the quots force, the issue of supporting palestinian groups was not only in line with iran's national interests, rather it was viewed as a religious. presidents of turkey and iran reiterate support for palestinian cause. turkish president erdouan and his iranian counterpart raisi hold a joint press conference emphasizing their agreement regarding the palestinian cause and recognition of the rights of the palestinian people. according to trt, the iranian president urged the world to make efforts to establish new global order of justice, saying that tehran and ankara's cooperation in this area. with other countries will be effective. president erdon and i are in agreement regarding the palestinian cause and recognition of rights of palestinian people, raisi said. referring to the ongoing israeli war on gaza, the turkish president expressed, victory in this process

>> and the trumpet administration, we took up general so many -- we took out general suleimani, we couldee them respond to you as targets more forceful in the region or u.s. targets in some of our partner countries such as uae, saudi arabia etc., one thing that folks are not talking about is that the arab states are watching very closely what happens, not just regard to targets being destroyed but how boldly the administration took action and how iran responds. they want to get a good assessment of where this administration will stand, but also what are the consequences for them as this plays out over the coming days and weeks.>> a major story and a major moment as you laid out for president biden. mark esper, thank you very much. we are following this breaking news of a major retaliation strike by the united states against uranium backed militias. we will be following this on cnn, i will see you back here at 10 pm eastern tonight on cnn news night. cnn's coverage continues, in the situation room, in for wolf blitzer. >>> happening now,

. >> one person, i can tell you that was not a check wa when suleimanie go got hit on that tarmact by donald trump. w he had no idea it was coming.ng there was no heads up.ther there was no warning. there was no tims noe to escape nothing. he died right there where you belong. t therand to me, that sent a me. they took out the numberterror one terrorist that had been killing american troops in iraq ,and they didn't hesitate doing it. that put them back on their heels that they didn't expect. why wouldn't why woulddid non the biden administration be giving them a heads up? this is comingministra them ang the low hanging fruit not within iran, but ira q and syria . >> exactly. so let me get this straight, sean. iran murders american soldiers t and so then we decide to just bomb syria and iraq instead. instehow does that make any se? they keep getting away with it, sean. they don't regre with t hurting americans for one second and they're going to continue to do so. e second ill conthow many more soldiers e to die before we do something effective to this before its agi happens again? i j

were some iranian militias running rampant and alhow manyl of a sue president trump turned carson suleimani back into his component molecules and things got quiet for a while. you strikenow iranat people dir they take you seriously. and there was this ridiculous is report today out where u.s.this intelligence believes that iran doesn't actually control these militias. now, the middle east, for them g ,has a vast network of sources across the middle east. and we see examples of direct iranian control every day. so they are running this. they are controllingwhile. this. i imagine it might have been a kataib hezbollah guy who pushedhis the button on thas drone. but there was an iranian quds force guy standing that behind m making sure he didn't screw it up. >> no doubt. jim, you know,k of you're ales f green beret. >> you were involved in direct operations. direct irl everyay. how often e six days? and if you did wait six daysy ae , what impact did it have onbutton the target you were hoping to acquire drone,? you know, part of the problem was they literally askedm makinr to go to iran and tel

international coalition in iraq back in 2020, that was after the killing of two senior shia leaders, hassan suleimanites, which some politicians we spoke to earlier today, they say we don't. .. we didn't... we don't know what are the contents, what are the articles, of this agreement between iraq and the united states, which were, like, established few years ago. so, that could be within it. but, as you said, you know, in order to hold that balance with iran, maybe that statement come from the iraqi government. that was bashir al sadie there. let's get some of the day's other news now. a state of emergency has been declared in chile as forest fires claim the lives of at least 19 people. authorities say more than 1,000 homes have been damaged or destroyed in the central val—para—ee—so region. a heatwave is sweeping through central areas of chile, including santiago. three people were injured in a knife attack at a major train station in paris. one person was seriously wounded, and two others were slightly hurt at gare de lyon this morning. french police say the suspect, a malian national, is in custod