this was not north tehran where they have a long history. is a serious one for iran and the highest percentage use of heroin and in the old days be rule of thumb was traffic could move from afghanistan throughout iran as long as it wasn't left behind in iran and obviously particularly beginning with the warriors it was and it has become a chronic problem. i have seen in the past the drug use wandering the streets begging for money and the iranians opens up facilities for them to deal with recognized as the drug problem in the same way that despite mahmoud ahmadinejad's comments about there being no gays in iran they are dealing with the hiv problem now. that there is -- recently opened alcoholism centers so they are being more realistic about dealing with some of these growing problems. >> thank you. here in the middle, to you guys in the middle. we have 15, not quite 20 minutes left trying to get as many as i can. >> you mentioned early in the talk that rouhani has gained some popularity since he came to power and i wonder about the backlas

this was not north tehran where they have a long history. on your question about drugs, this is a really serious problem for iran, the drug question. i think it is the highest percentage use of heroin. in the old days, the rule of thumb was, the traffic could move from afghanistan through iran as long as it was not left behind in iran. obviously, particularly beginning with the war years, it was and it has become a chronic problem. i have seen in the past, but this is many years ago, the drug users wandering the streets, begging for money, and then the iranians opened up facilities for them to deal with this. they recognize the drug problem in the same way that they despite ahmadinejad's comments about there being no gays in iran, they are dealing with the hiv problem now. recently, they opened alcoholism centers, so they are being a little little bit more realistic about dealing with some of these growing problems. >> good, thank you. here in the middle. so, we have about not quite 20 minutes left. we will try to get as many as we can. >> i

for example, there are murals all over tehran.you see these faces everywhere you go, looking down on you. huge, huge faces. most of them are either the ayatollahs, the former or current. intellectual leaders of the islamic revolution. or heroes of the 1980s iran/iraq war, volunteers or family members who went to fight the iraqis. the only mural that i saw that had one touch of anti-americanism was this one. in it, president obama is back to back with one of the sort of most famous villains from shiite islam. this is a guy who is believed to have murdered, in cold blood, the grandson of the prophet mohammad. and this -- the mural is basically indicating that obama is like this guy. his hand may be outstretched in a gesture of friendliness, but you can't trust him. >> william brangham from day han, thanks so much. he'll have an in-depth report on the effects of the sanctions for the weekday "newshour" in the coming weeks. >>> see more images from inside iran. visit us at newshour.pbs.org. >>> this is pbs "newshour weekend saturday."

as she begins her piece by discussing what it is like to travel back into tehran, as she points out, the new president of iran is able to thread the needle. guest: it's too optimistic to think this is the beginning of a rapprochement with iran. we have a lot of problems with irani and policies in the region, very few of which are being addressed in this agreement. iran's support for terrorist groups like hezbollah and thomas. iran -- hamas. iran is actively engaged in subverting the government in several countries in the middle east right now. the intention of u.s. negotiators right now is to try to focus very narrowly on the nuclear aspect of this. we can talk about whether or not this is a successful approach. when it comes to the iranian perspective, i'm not sure that they're looking for friendship -- i think the intention of u.s. negotiators right now is to try to focus very narrowly on the nuclear aspect of this. we can talk about whether or not this is a successful approach. when it comes to the iranian perspective, i'm not sure that they're looking for friendship with the u.s.

that's already been made but the white house says it will only timidly make a potential war with tehran all the more likely oddly enough at least sixteen democrats are supporting new sanctions and sadly if president obama's historic diplomatic progress with iran comes crumbling down it will be due in part to members of his own party reporting from new york. r.t. . senators backing the new sanctions bell claim it also as an insurance policy in future nuclear talks but jamal abdi the policy director of the national iranian american council says all the initiative will do is undermine washington's role in any dialogue they claim that this is not a violation of the interim deal it is a violation of the interim deal the deal says no new sanctions this imposes new sanctions there's a lot of word games being played but really it comes down to these senators don't want to see a deal they don't want to see a diplomatic solution they view this as their way or the highway either. iran completely capitulates potentially you have a regime change or something like that or the united states is going t

just between tehran and washington but indeed russia because that will cause friction when it. oh of course because the you know state department has been contradictory under one hand we have heard from secretary of state john kerry hinting that he would work i mean iran's participation of the sideline of the conference and yet some other u.s. officials taking the opposite position and you know the u.s. is now building confidence with iran on the nuclear issue and this could be very you to build confidence and to. non-nuclear regional issues the issues of vital importance to both countries really good to hear thoughts on this thank you very much indeed cover the former professor at tehran university live in r.t. thank you so much for your thoughts. but of course we'll be updating on any developments that could affect the geneva two peace conference on syria throughout the day plus don't miss our special coverage of the summit that starts this coming wednesday. after three years of. this it does to over one hundred. common sense come to the other one. war is not. a chance. to na

ban ki-moon over the question of tehran's involvement. turkey's prime minister says 2014 will be a turning point in his country's relations with the eu as he arrives in brussels for talks. also coming up over the next hour, we will be getting the latest in sports, news, including the british football associations charging a player for a racially aggravated gesture which is considered to be anti-semitic while celebrating a goal. we will be having a look over the course of the next hour at all that is making the buzz on the internet. first, this afternoon, our top headline this hour, a part on has ripped through a shiite beirut,hood in southern killing at least four people. the latest attack targeting supporters of the militant hezbollah in lebanon. thousands flocked to the neighborhood after the explosion. according to lebanon's official media, it was a suicide arming -- homer in a vehicle behind the attack. for more on the story, we can speak to our correspondent who is in beirut. what do we know about today's attack? can see, the site of

market if they help you want to export any more oil now the provisions would only take effect if tehran violates the six month interim deal or lets it expire without a comprehensive nuclear agreement the us president barack obama has vowed to veto the bill if it makes it to congress but the problem is if the senate actually achieve sixty seven votes it could override a presidential veto the obama administration says additional economic restrictions could threaten a historic diplomatic opportunity with iran that's been cementing over the past few months let's remember in november world powers reached an interim deal with taking on over its nuclear program and negotiations on a final agreement are still underway not only will more sanctions compromise the success that's already been made but the white house says it will only timidly make a potential war with tehran all the more likely oddly enough at least sixteen democrats are supporting new sanctions and sadly if president obama's historic diplomatic. progress with iran comes crumbling down it will be due in part to members of his own p

its nuclear program officials say such legislation would do really last year's historic deal with tehran and could even drunk washington into a war but despite the warnings from the administration the number of senators supporting flash penalties has doubled. as more now on the growing internal bickering and waits could lead. it was just a few months ago inside the united nations headquarters where the presidents of iran and the us laid groundwork for new and positive diplomatic relations however the historic success achieved over the past four months may soon be significantly compromised if not destroyed by america's own lawmakers according to reports fifty nine u.s. senators are now backing a new copy of unilateral sanctions aimed to increase pressure on iran for its nuclear program this means that the senate is just one vote away from the sixty needed to pass most legislation with the house of representatives which is already showing strong support for economic pressure against tehran according to reports the legislation would blacklist several iranian industrial sectors and threaten

praises the progress of nuclear talks while even the white house defends tehran from sanctions minded senators. and anger over child promising the u.k. as a new report finds more than a million british students have given their fingerprints just so they can eat in the school canteen or burra in liberia but. international news and common live from moscow you're motional to international was made thanks for joining us human rights activists lawyers and journalists are standing shoulder to shoulder and preparing to march on the white house with one demand shut down guantanamo bay saturdays now the annual day of action has to protest twelve years of indefinite detention at the war on terror prison and as a tease us to see tricking our forwards age doesn't mellowed gone tunnel no one bit . hidden on a tropical island a symbol of promises made being far from promises kept will leave an appalling black mark in the history books unless the people who advocate for its continued existence when and if they win then i. suppose it's civilised values that america has will be gone forever twelve yea

you would withdraw the invitation to haunted going to geneva to feast on top of tehran rejected the notion of a political transition in syria. add the soba warned syria drains the country's resources hospital so long before would have become something that is only life. a rash of new age seventy nine bird flu cases emerge in china with oval for the confirmed human cases since the start of the new year. i am the world's leading decision makers began arriving in davos switzerland ahead of the annual gold guitar. the open use of cctv news i tend to look in beijing thank you for joining us our top story is how the un as an ltd has withdrawn an invitation to iraq to join this week's peace talks almost alien crisis. the invitation to you're on the key backer of the syrian government prompted threats of a boycott from the syrian opposition un spokesman mark mr key said you didn't cheat by ki moon had invited you're on after getting assurances that he understood the bases and gold of the compass. but iran has strongly rejected the geneva ones communicates setting up of the new syrian government. c

praises the progress of nuclear talks while even the white house defines tehran from sanctioning minded senators. over child privacy in the u.k. as a new report finds more than a million richer students have given the thing to prince just so they can eat in to school canteen or borrow a library book. this is the international coming to life for most co hello and welcome to the world. human rights activists lawyers and journalists just standing shoulder to shoulder preparing to march on the white house where the one demand shot down gone time about a saturday's now the annual day of action to protest twelve years of indefinite detention that they won't have a prison or necessary churkin reports age hasn't mellowed guntown of no one bit. hidden on a tropical island a symbol of promises made being far from promises kept will leave an appalling black mark in the history books unless the people who advocate for its continued existence when and if they win then i. suppose that civilized values that america has will be gone forever twelve years ago the us brought to guantanamo its first detain

the deal includes the scaling back of tehran's nuclear development. in return some international economic sanctions will be eased. the iranian foreign ministry made the deal public on sunday. deputy foreign minister abbas aranxi told local reporters that his country will soon start negotiations aimed at achieving a final settlement. iran had initially agreed with six world powers in november on this first step to be taken on tehran's nuclear program. officials and experts on both sides have since been discussing the specifics of the deal. the first phase requires iran to limit its nuclear development under the watch of the international atomic energy agency for six months through late july. productions of weapons grade 20% unriched uranium will be stopped. in return the six powers will reduce sanctions on iran for half a year, including the country's auto industry. a more open iranian economy could allow international businesses to tap in to iran's large market, and its rich natural resources. u.s. president barack obama has welcomed the agreement. he

in terms of surprises, i've been trying for 34 years to get into the american embassy in tehran. i covered the hostage crisis and the revolution and stood at the steps of the plane in al- jazeeras when the 5 americans disembarked and this time i got in and i had a revolutionary guard take me around the building. it was really -- it was actually, to be honest with you, a little anti-climatic at this point but it was fascinating. the gold shag carpeting is all matted and filthy and it's kind of crude. it says on the door papers forgery room and in the old room where they had diplomatic discussions. the iranians have a big sign, they call it the glassy room and they have these three man who have cheap suits and dish disheveled wiggs and they obviously don't completely bend because they're sitting straight back and my guard said to me -- and what -- that one is supposed to be ambassador sullivan. he was your last ambassador. he died last month. they actually keep up with this stuff. i think what surprised me was how -- i also went to see the man who masterminded the takeover of the a

let's remember in november world powers reached an interim deal with tehran over its nuclear program and negotiations on a final agreements are still underway not only with more sanctions copper mines six suspects already beat me but the white house as it will certainly meet a potential war with tehran. all the more likely oddly enough at least sixty democrats are supporting new sanctions. sadly it president obama is historic diplomatic progress with iran comes crumbling down. it will be due in part to members of his own party. reporting from the ore during the fortnight our team. so this is backing the new sanctions bill clean it will serve as an insurance policy in future new kid told the journal of the policy director of the national iranian american council says listen attentively to his own deadline washington's role in any dunno. they claimed that this is that not a violation of the interim deal that is a violation of the interim deal that the deal says no new sanctions this impose new sanctions has a lot of outdoor games being played but really it comes down to the senators do

let's remember in november world powers reached an interim deal with tehran over its nuclear program and negotiations on a final agreement are still underway not only will more sanctions compromise six suspects already beat me but the white house as it will certainly meet a potential war with tehran. all the more likely oddly enough least sixty democrats are supporting new sanctions. sadly it president obama is historic diplomatic progress when ryan comes crumbling down. it will be due in part to members of his own party. according to me or during a fortnight. rt the king the new sanctions bill payment or sad as an insurance policy in kitchen effect holds a job on tv policy direction or the national iranian american council things. this is just a pretext for something much watts. they claimed that this is not a violation of the interim deal that is a violation of the interim deal though that the deal says no new sanctions this imposes new sanctions. like word games being played but really it comes down to the senators don't want to see idea. they don't want to see a diplomatic soluti

segments like building royal ways construction oil production another industries linked with oil tehran appears to have fulfilled the first two requirements of the recent geneva agreement by halting production of high grade uranium and stopping its most powerful centrifuges now it's waiting for the other side in the talks to deliver on their promises and ease some of the sanctions iran's new president seems to be in with enthusiasm and determination to show his countries are ready for a new era of business that figure out their own growth iran's economy has the potential to be in the top ten within the next three decades ago which i pursued through a wider planning of social economic as well as wider domestic and foreign policy well some investors may be looking into making a first ever foray into iran's market others like auto giant renault are eager to get back to doing business in a familiar territory. ourselves and all of come when you factor as would love to contribute to the development of the iranian market which is already the largest market in the middle east despite the sancti

success in nuclear talks with iran a growing number of senators are pushing for more sanctions against tehran and with the white house warns could drag the us into another war. former israeli prime minister ariel sharon dies at the age of eighty five after spending eight years in a coma we look back at the controversial legacy of the political and military leader. in moscow i am at present very good to have you with us our top story this hour a human rights activists are protesting across the u.s. on the twelfth anniversary of the guantanamo bay detention center there demanding the closure of the infamous camp dogged by a location of mistreatment and abuse something president obama promised years ago artie's anastasio churkin a look at the history of the controversial facility. hidden on a tropical island a symbol of promises made being far from promises kept will leave an appalling black mark in the history books unless the people who advocate for its continued existence when and if they win then i. suppose that civilized values that america has will be gone forever twelve years ago the us b

on to you or twenty per week through a copper wire frame to attend syria peace negotiations after tehran declared it does not support the june two thousand and twelve political transition beyond that is the basis for that all been said earlier the diagrams statement that he did not support the two thousand and twelve gb big deal calling for a transitional government for syria was not consistent with adjourned to give been given by iran's foreign minister muhammad job on the reef the peace talks due to be held in switzerland are being billed as the biggest diplomatic efforts aimed at resolving serious civil war iran's participation has always been a contentious issue the united states and saudi arabia strongly of poems tehran's involvement without its acceptance of the geneva communique united nations has long said. i planted the seed at the table by . i knew the routine use of june more. the mean machine each topic. most of them are in china. brandon were determined and determine if your more years yet on sunday. i don't see them raise them. not a line ball band of four once again dollar

retracted iran's invitation the coalition had threatened not to attend of tehran was at the table the world body suggested iran blocked itself from the conference by refusing to accept the first communique lucy caffein offer points. at invitation a was a withdrawal by the united nation amid intense pressure from the united states and other allies of the u.s. although the much anticipated syria peace conference is still expected to take place that has been overshadowed by this rather bizarre diplomatic ping pong that's essentially unfolded since that invitation was issues now how did all of this play out on sunday bond ki-moon the u.n. secretary general basically announced that he is inviting iran to participate in the new twenty second conference scheduled to take place in switzerland to come to a diplomatic solution over the syrian crisis he said that the iran needs to be a part of the solution it's a key regional player its interests are also involved in what's going on there and that is why bunty moon wanted to bring iran to the table now that decision sparked a confrontation with

success in nuclear talks with iran and remembered us senators pushing for more sanctions against tehran to move the white house warns could drag america into another war and former israeli prime minister ariel sharon dies at age eighty five after spending eight years in a coma. look back at the legacy of the controversial political and military leader a. women not spell i'm at present very good to be with us. the top story this arid human rights activists are protesting across the us on the twelfth anniversary of the guantanamo bay detention center in demanding the closure of the infamous can dog by allegations of mistreatment and abuse. so the president obama promised years ago but he's honest us to church then what's the history of the controversial facility in a tropical island a symbol of promises me being far from promises kept. they will leave in upholding a black mark in the history books and unless the people who who advocate for its continued existence when and if they win then in edmonton this oppose it said the study is that america has will be gone forever. twelve years old

this was not north tehran where they have a long history. on your question about drugs, this is a really serious problem for iran, the drug question. they have the highest percentage use of heroin. in the old days, the rule of thumb was, the traffic could move from afghanistan through iran as long as it was not left behind. obviously, particularly beginning with the war years, it wasn't has become a chronic problem. -- it was and it has become a chronic i've seen in the past, problem. i've seen in the past, but this is many years ago, the drug use wandering the streets, begging for money, and then the iranians opened up facilities for them to deal with this. they recognize the drug problem in the same way that they despite ahmadinejad's comments about there being no days any iran, they are dealing with the hiv problem now. recently, they opened alcoholism centers, so there being a a little bit more regal -- realistic about dealing with some of these growing problems. >> good, thank you. in the middle. so, we have about not quite 20 minutes l

it follows a statement by tehran that it was unwilling to accept a deal involving a political transition in syria. >> 100 thousand dead. half the population needing humanitarian aid. the regime and opposition accepted the un's plea for talks. then it all nearly unraveled. the u.n. invited iran, and the opposition threatened to boycott. showirst, iran needs to good faith. i believe in the political process. i believe in peace. >> the u.n. withdrew its invitation. ban ki-moon's spokesman accused the iranians of acting in bad faith. likes the secretary-general is deeply disappointed by iranian public statements today. they are not at all consistent with the stated commitment. >> the u.s. and britain say iran has to declare support for a transfer of power in syria. we have no problem in principle of iran attending, it has to be the same basis as all of the rest of us, to implement -genev president assada i. >> made clear he won't step down. that is the opposition's main demand. extremist groups will fight on, no matter what happens here. the big international supporters include saudi arabia.

to decide whether i ran will attend talks on how to end the syria conflict and live in paris and tehrannd live in bank cock where the prime minister invited protesters who wander out to talk. and could a 15-minute home test reveal early on set alzheimer's, we take a look. ♪ the u.s. secretary of state john kerry has been meeting his russian counterparts in paris and the friends of the group are there to discuss the talks in swirdz land and fighting continues and around 700 people have been killed in nine days of fighting in the city of aleppo and kerry's meet willing be iran's participation in the up coming international peace conference forcier yeah in geneva due to start in ten day's time and we are in tehran to tell us more but we will go to jackie and we expect a press conference with john kerry and how far apart are they in the participation in the peace talks? >> well, there are a couple of points on which there are diverge and view of the russians and u.s. and the russians being close to the syrian regime and the western partners being close to the syrian opposition and the ameri

six world powers put the touches on a temporary deal freezing much of tehran's nuclear program. starting on january 20th iran has agreed to roll back the nuclear production. for the next six months the united nations will have full access to nuclear facilities. if iran cop rates a permanent deal will be final used. iran will get relief from sanction, including $6 billion and $7 billion. >> this was the first step taken in november. six countries and iran agreeing to a deal to slow it's nuclear program. now the next step. iran's leaders will take action. on 20th january they'll enrich uranium to the 5% level, dismontle stock and allow inspections. they'll get relief for gold industry. some overseas accounts will be unfrozen, put in a $6 billion to $7 billion in the economy. they'll try to work out a lopping-term bill. from the powerful to the people on the streets. skepticism about the future. >> translation: it is not easy to be optimistic about this. we should wait and see what happens. time will tell whether the talks will result in conclusion. >> we are clear eyed about the e

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. >> tehran and his wife live next door to the victim who was a friend of tehran's 6-year-old son. >> happening now, firefighters on alert across the bay area because of this unusually warm and extremely dry weather. this weather that's prompted an unusual request from cal fire. especially for this time of year. nbc bay area kimberly tere joins us live from san jose this evening. kimberly, what is cal fire asking people to do? >> reporter: they are asking homeowners to create what's called a defensible space around their home. this is a warning we usually don't see until the spring. but there has been no rain. so let me show you, you can see the vegetation is very dry out here. and that's what they're afraid of. in fact, in just the last three weeks, cal fire says it responded to about 300 calls, 300 wildfires. that have charred over 700 acres total. that compares with about 50 fires that burn about 100 acres total in a normal year. cal fire says the fire season which typically ends in november, never ended. in northern california, stations are already in the process of hiring additio

it was the foreign minister in tehran who came up with the news , and i think that is quite problematic, to talk about negotiations while they are still going on. >> what about the timing of this? could we soon see something that looks like a deal, something that could at least be signed? >> at least the iranians believe in it. i do not believe in the final agreement right now, after this history of nearly 35 years of hostilities between the americans and iranians, who are the main players. it's not the europeans and not the russians. i rather believe that we will see several interim agreement in the coming years, while both parts win trust, and after perhaps changes in governments on both sides. >> you are not sounding very positive now. along with this type of perspective, there's also pressure from inside the u.s. senate from hardliners, from the israeli government. could the deal that is now being made actually at some point be derail the? >> yes, very much so. i think this development today was already a little bit problematic because you should not in such problematic negotiations

they are getting ready to make sure that tehran lives up to their side of the bargain. this deal already faces a lot of skepticism. there is a push for new sanctions if iran does not uphold the agreement. the other issue, growing demands to see the fine print over what was agreed to in the first place. joining us now as he does every sunday, u.s. ambassador and former ambassador to the united nations who joins us from san francisco this morning. good morning. >> good morning. >> so this deal, do you think it will stick? >> no, it won't. it's only an interim deal to begin with. the iranian side won all of the victories in the negotiation. all that iran has to do with a few exceptions is not perceived further with the existing nuclear program. it's not rolling anything back. on the other hand, the western countries with the u.s. and others gave iran a huge psychological victory and a key victory in agreeing to roll back the economic sanctions. heads of major european ku678s and auto manufacturing firms and others have gone to tehran in anticipation of a deal taking effect

dispatches from their visits, robin finding marilyn munro pillar art in tehran and data cross between pyongyang and los angeles -- ouch. need to giveat we both sides running room to make a deal. i totally applaud john kerry's energy and courage. we have been trying to get iran to the negotiating table since 2003. why can't we give them an extra six months after a decade of trying? jim and i are recovering politicians. we both know that the u.s. has to respond to domestic politics. cosponsors and a majority of iran's parliament singling that they will support requiring the government to enrich uranium up to 60% are disturbing ideas. in foreign policy, tit for tat is dangerous. it is time to press the pause button. why doesn't congress get all the cosponsors it needs on the sanctions legislation and just hold it? the joint plan of action is not a final settlement. it is an opportunity for a settlement. think aust say that i successful nuclear deal could prove to be an enormous shift in the tectonic plates in the middle east. since i am from california, i understand how earthquakes work.

it be passed warning that such an approach could derail the historic diplomatic breakthrough with tehran reached back in november or to a political analyst patrick henningsen thinks it's in the interest of many countries for tehran to reintegrate into the global economy. but the fact of the matter is the reason there's this detente with iran is over two we've got two factions we've got the the military probe or israeli faction one side that could never have peace with iran no matter what and then you have the fact that the world the west and the world needs iran they need to liquidity from petrochemical exports they need trade there's a stack of global stagnation economically right now and opening up i ran into the world trading theater is going to do a lot to increase trade and obviously move money around the world and goods and services back and forth at a time when it's much needed so there's two two camps here battling it out one to keep iran closed and other camps who would like to see iran open for trade. and company in the u.s. has stopped lending out guns found its customers were

have higher level of uranium in richmond to attend to some relief from western economic sanctions tehran says its atomic energy program is aimed to kill the ants into the end of this is all that pasta reading it and stop light sensitivity to their activity from un inspectors has raised concerns. analysts say the agreement with the west is held still holds a slight detour was a y to me to the east conflict over tehran's nuclear aspirations the eye i. surrounding residential neighbourhood houses to jerusalem institute for market studies which got a lot of media attention recently for an in depth survey they conducted on the probability of the legalization of ten of these in israel. that is until i can pretend they do so in the executive director of the jerusalem institute for market studies was recently published a very comprehensive study about israel's opinion about legalizing cannabis. we decided to be going to make a steady and to a twenty five that sounds really stout and out the candies from the vehicle and play the snow news sony makes me a copy. no sense to me that was done by end

they finally agreed to take contests and uncertainty around the talks the us is also stipulates that tehran must endorse the twenty twelve to me that communicates eat any serious political transition process if it's to attend. syrian opposition figures had earlier expressed reluctance to go to switzerland to less pissed at the countess of this excluded from any future transitional government. such has recently been quoted as saying he has no intention of quitting. the enlightenment of the footy up up up. within hours of each its new constitution being supported by more than ninety percent of that is on the explain the apparent consensus is misleading. the country's interim president of the men still may have seen it as a monday. the minute he backed government's political red knot in his sunday night to destination but others say was due to witness was a political turmoil in the community. that's the att has also been questioned in view of recent restrictions on protests and just typing up an email campaign. human rights groups say that when you miss reasons for the aesthetic including anot

tehran says its atomic energy program is aimed to kill the ants into the end of this is all that pasta reading it and stuff like its sensitive nature activity from un inspectors has raised concerns. analysts say the agreement with the west is held to halt the slide towards a wider native east conflict over tehran's nuclear aspirations iraqi forces are continuing offensive to wrest control of the rest to six hits and two to sixty five km west of baghdad which remains in the hands of militants in tribal government a cruise to the central governments the extremist militants in cold and quiet of the college's games in the civil war in neighboring syria have tried to position themselves as champions of iraqi sunnis and the shiite led government says what they see as efforts to marginalize them. many of fighting under the banner of the islamic state of iraq and an opponent's two minutes and sell trying to build an islamic . syria iraq and lebanon. the group is just one of the number which is taking advantage of detail is unleashed by the syrians have the will to advance their agenda. you do

ban ki-moon over the question of tehran's involvement.