actually, the official tehran has declared that the drones used by russia and the iranian drones that struck odesa, literally in the last few days, have nothing to do with them, and it seems that this story is connected with some third countries with whom they officially talked about the drone, they just said that ukraine is talking about third countries when it worsens relations, but they are silent about the drone and what actually happened some kind of iranian mistake, or are they simply supporting russia, russia is their ally, she is their ally in power, they destroyed the position there together, they destroyed syrian cities together, they killed a syrian together, why can’t they be allies in ukraine, if they are allies, they are jointly interested in ukraine losing to russia won in that the united states was humiliated, you understand. if for the people's republic of china and for india and for turkey it is quite dangerous that the war drags on because it is a serious blow to their economies and not only for the era, that is why putin created such an obstruction to the summit or

in tehran, any coincidences are not accidental, who and why is tying a new geopolitical knot around iran, and how protests in tehran can change the balance of power in the big political game ntv just embroidered. the same girl 10 years ago and you wrote every year was writing and writing a new sixth season. you are super your aunt came with her tribe. today at 22:20 on ntv live on central television so wednesday, september 21, the day that can be considered the beginning of a new stage of the russian special military operation in ukraine on this day, russian president vladimir putin signed a decree on partial mobilization, and defense minister sergei shoigu announced about the presence in russia of a huge mobilization reserve and about plans to mobilize 300,000 reservists in the near future, which are in the reserve, first of all, the agenda with the requirements to share the draft board began to receive those who have already served have combat experience and a military registration specialty, well, shortly before the decree on the mobilization of the state duma of russia, as we all alr

the protests a re the protests are still going on in different cities, including tehran, the capital, regime security apparatus. we've seen that on video, taken of citizens sent to media like bbc persia, showing forces shooting directly at the crowd. and in some instances, beating protesters with their hands —— bare hands in very fatal ways and despite all of this, and also, very limited access or we can say no access to internet at the night—time as an effort to curb the protests by the government. we can still see the protests are going on in tehran and other cities — tens of cities, we can say, and there are still chants against the top leader himself, ali khamenei, which is quite rare because you are not allowed to call him only by his name, you have to call him by his official name — the supreme leader of the revolition— but people are chanting and asking for his death. we can see that there are significant numbers and criticism against the ayatollah. is there any support for this protests? protestors are seeing support from some prominent figures, cultural and also some soccer p

only third party is iranian drones, which ukraine is already directly shooting down in its skies, tehran bears full responsibility for the destruction of relations with ukraine, iran should immediately stop supplying the russian federation with weapons to kill ukrainians, and not justify itself with fantasies about external influence. nauk joins our broadcast. congratulations to oleksiy. congratulations to you. how do you think the situation with iranian drones, which are massively straying on our territory in our sky. this is an extremely risky game on the part of iran, because we perfectly understand that the country is already under sanctions , and for it there was a great chance to get out of the deadlock and to direct larger flows of oil in the direction of the european union with the trade embargo imposed on the russian federation and the gas and oil embargo on and this could really contribute very positively to the relations to a new level of relations between iran without the european union and the united states of america, but we we see that iran in the elections is a different

and what steps will the biden administration take to try and rein in tehran?nally threaten the regime's power? the editor-in-chief of the foreign desk joins us right now. lisa, with the defiance and courage of the demonstrators in tehran and 50 # iranian cities showing their outrage over this regime is amazing. how long could it go and what do you think could happen? >> they're not packing -- backing down anytime soon. this is boldest we've seen the protesters in 43 years, i would say. we saw them in the green revolution of 2009, we saw them come out in 2019. and what i will say is that each time the catalyst is different. this time the brutal murder of a 22 the-year-old for showing some of her hair, previous times for the price of eggs, the price of gasoline, the bazaar, people coming out, all different catalysts. but at the same time, the message, the slogans on the street remain the same. they're saying death to the dictator. they're calling for an end to this brutal, brutal regime. eric: they're saying the same thing, as you can see we're showing you live

she was simply visiting tehran, does not live there. her origins and her origins in this relatively poor disenfranchised and rural area? >> sure. mahsa amini is from the kurdish area in the western border of iran. an area where the kurdish minority live. there has been so much tension and essentially pressure, repression on this minority community from the central government. tensions are always high in that region. being -- the morality police picked on all kinds of women from all walks of life. but when the protests broke out, the funeral of her family -- the pressure is being subjected to being from that minority area has become even more severe. there protests in that area for her killing has become violent, meaning the crackdown in that area has become violent and the state is try to repress any form of dissent in that specific area. as far as the morality police and especially people who live in tehran, they are saying essentially she was visiting our city, she was a guest in our city, under the capital, and this is how she was tr

we have not seen the events in tehran for a long time. the iranian is also closely following. for fissions, graduated from the university of tehran, he defended his doctorate at the university of florida in the usa and has been living in america for 50 years, it is important to understand that max amines was not a political activist. feminist and so on she was an ordinary girl 22 years old from a small town in kurdistan province maxa came to tehran just to see the city she was unlucky enough to meet the morality police. i can list a whole list of cases, these are accumulated problems, and they led us to what we have now but that's how it is in iran morals, it was precisely such a life that the secular part of iranian society lived, but this did not suit everyone. many in the province. it seemed that there were not enough spiritual staples in the life of the country. in 1979, the islamic revolution took place, as a result of which the monarchy and a new legal order was established, which to this day is monitored by the islamic revolutionary guard corps and the vice police. acco

i didn't ask mahsa amini to come from saqqez, from kurdistan to tehran, for a vacation.on her own. so that created a huge anger within the society, believe me. this is the time that the western media, western politicians, who keep asking me the same question and putting the blame on me, to understand that iranian women have agency. many of them ask me to be their voices. let me give you one example. shima was only 2a years old, one of the women who joined my campaign white wednesdays four years ago, and then she was interrogated, and she was told that, "masih alinejad is using you." you know what she told to her interrogator? she said, "i'm using masih alinejad "until the day that i have a voice inside my own country." not only her. iranian regime telling the mothers of the victims, mothers forjustice, that, "hey, masih�*s living miles away from you, "and now she's using you. "she's telling you, �*cry forjustice.”' you know what the mothers told the interrogators while the interrogators are saying that, "you know "how much money masih receives from american government?"

the judiciary in tehran has set up special course to try protesters who official said will be treated as dangerous criminals. state media say the number of arrests has now surpassed 1200. a norway based human rights group says more than 55 people have been killed in the protests. video footage that has emerged in recent days shows the brutality of the security services observer say the authorities. heavy handed tactics are assigned that the protests are making their mark. does this acknowledge, this is a fine that thaw should. resistance is not really a deed onion. people are not just resigned to the situation and thought the protest will continue, even if they are violently depressed. and it seems there is no sign of the protests going away any time soon. ok, let's get a round up of some other world news headlines now. president vladimir putin has granted russian citizenship to us. whistleblower edward snowden. the former government security contractor fled to russia in 2013 after leaking the secret files on surveillance operations by the us national security agency. he's wanted in t

it is clear that the key is tehran, but not only -is all cities are covered by the protests, whether or the turko-turkic-speaking regions of azerbaijan. in our country, there is a confrontation between the population of the kurds and the arabs are protesting . there were already protests in the 19th of march, but it did not happen in the mass media, now some changes are possible, you know there are differences, the first difference is that today in power, let's say , such a conservative group, and then in kyiv and in 17-19 there were so-called reformers, today, hmm, let's say a group protesting against this conservative and the most anachronistic group, which is connected with representatives of the islamic revolution guards corps, that is, more people here can join this group, including representatives of say moderate moderate islamists, and besides that, the supreme leader is in a very bad condition now, oh my god , recently, all visits to the interview were canceled, he actually spoke for an hour today, but well the situation for him is not certain, that is, it also says a lot, an

to the eastern mediterranean sea and tehran, and iran considers israel to be the most obvious, directobvious opponent of the enemies, you formulate we know that how sharply, very often in arab countries, they formulate their attitude towards israel, we understand that this is not justified, we will not quote such figures, but israel remains the number one enemy for them, not just some kind of political military, some kind of metaphysical, i don't even know , but, so to speak, this is their business yes, christ, we still have a question, there is a question that also applies to iran, but i suggest looking at the situation from the french side, so to speak. the fact is that just yesterday, the journalist mr. shkil noted that emmanuel macron offered iran to become a mediator in the negotiations between ukraine and russia, well, the question is about oil again, the united states of america is trying to establish certain relations with the two countries, it is venezuela, the tyrant of venezuela has already visited the american delegation, washington is counting on the fact that it will be

below you can see the protests are still going on in the cities including the capital, tehran.by the iranian regime and the security apparatus. we have seen that on video taken by citizens, and sent to me at the busy purchaser. it sent to me at the busy purchaser.— sent to me at the busy urchaser. , ., , ., . , purchaser. it shows forces shooting _ purchaser. it shows forces shooting directly - purchaser. it shows forces shooting directly at - purchaser. it shows forces shooting directly at the i purchaser. it shows forces . shooting directly at the crowd and in some instances, beating protesters with their hands. in very fatal ways and despite all of these there is very limited access or no access to internet at night time, as an effort to curb protests by the government. we can still see the protests are going on in tehran and other cities, towns and cities we can say. and there are still chance against there are still chance against the top leader himself, ali khamenei, which is quite extraordinary because you are not allowed to call him by his only name, you have to call hi

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she was arrested by the morality police in tehran earlier this month.ay she died of a heart condition, but eyewitnesses say she was beaten up in the police van. her father told me she was a healthy young woman with no medical condition. translation: i still cannot believe she's dead. - i don't want to believe she's not alive. iranian state media are saying she had health conditions before, but that's a lie. the medical report was full of lies. the government has cut the internet in much of the country so it's hard to get accurate information at the moment, but last time they did this, three years ago, they killed hundreds of people. with thousands of people protesting across the country, there are fears that far more might be killed this time. protests are quickly spreading across the country and they are no longerjust about clothing — it's about regime change. now, men, next to women, are standing together, chanting "death to the dictator". but for iran, change comes slowly. the iranian president, who is at the un, insists that hijab is a personal choi

ah, not far from tehran is the highest peak of both the elbows range and the entire country mount dumb avant. ah, it's the iranian mount fuji, an ancient volcano dormant for 7000 years, believe to have magical powers. at a height of 5671 meters, it dominates the landscape. over the centuries, poets and writers have made mild, dumb of and a symbol of resistance to foreign rule. often called the sacred mountain. its peak is high enough that it remains snow topped even in the summer. the lar, national park lies at the foot of the mountain. it boasts one of the richest natural habitats of all of iran's nature reserve. the soil near the ancient volcano is unusually rich. over the millennia, volcanic eruptions have deposited minerals in the earth. this natural fertilizer and the warm and humid climate allow plant life to flourish here. the slopes of mount dom haven't a home to countless flowering plants. the most famous iranian honey is produced here. blue man dodged armine. as a beekeeper, he followed in his father's footsteps, who passed on his love for bees and honey to him as a young boy

i'm even as the kid is to provide goals has been living in tehran. i'm close to the mountains, the elbows, mountain range, and mount. i'm abandoned at the highest peak in the country. the popular climbing is my passion, and i have access to all the best climbing sites. no, it's charlotte. and also south of toronto, m a little does wonderful crisis and near my city. hm. i think of that. okay. so i can indulge in my passion was my favorite sporting vastly rise versus for bob's sheila often goes climbing with her friend zebra. shes haven't. one of iran's 1st women professional climb is that home? i'm on your san in it on your own, subject by the name as an iranian my choice is my way of life. the path i've traveled might be regarded as unconventional, almost within my generations about this i feel young, but of course it was sometimes hard work because i had to go against the flow valley but to get some a reassign gain when you're climbing, when you touched the rock, the energy you feel is incredible. you save alabama climbing demand so much concentrati

as anyone who has been to tehran, this is extraordinary.een anything like this since the revolution in 1979. thank you so much, my friend. >>> and mounting unrest in russia today as more than 1300 people by some estimates were arrested for demonstrating against vladimir putin's callup of 300,000 civilians in to military service. as draft orders are going out across the country, russians are saying good-bye to their loved ones and others are fleeing to visa-free countries. putin also responded with vague nuclear threats this week prompting almost universal condemnation at the u.n. >>> also today putin ordered what western leaders are condemning as sham elections in russian-held areas of ukraine. russian attempt to annex more than of the ukrainian homeland. joining us now from kharkiv is richard engel. so richard, we're seeing these emotional good-byes of men going off to war. this is finally coming home to people who have only -- mostly been seeing the propaganda and disinformation and misinformation from russian media, state media. >> repor

the iranian people hate tehran's blood-soaked tyrants. this is not a regime that has the consent of the governed. the american people are on freedom's side. the administration should drop the fantasy of another nuclear teal, walk away from the table, and turn the screws on these monsters by first telling the truth again and again. we ought to do everything we can to celebrate the heroism of the iranians in the streets and to expose tehran's human rights abuses around the watching world. and the best way to do that is by making sure that the internet stays on in iran. more light, more truth, more information. thank you, mr. president. mr. marshall: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from kansas. mr. marshall: i ask unanimous consent that senator menendez and i be permitted to complete our remarks prior to the scheduled recess. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. marshall: mr. president, i rise in support of our legislation to formally designate the major mexican drug cartels as foreign terrorist organizations under

she was arrested by the morality police in tehran earlier this month.said she wasn't wearing the mandatory hijab properly. they say she died of a heart condition, but i witnesses say she was beaten up in the police land. her father told me she was a healthy young woman with no medical condition. >> i still cannot believe she's dead. iranian state media are saying she had health conditions before. but that's a lie. the medical report was full of lies. >> the government has cut the internet and much of the country, so it's hard to get accurate information at the moment. but last time they did this three years ago, they killed hundreds of people, with thousands of people protesting across the country,here are fears that far more might be killed. protests are quickly spreading across the country and they are no longer just about clothing, it's about regime change. now, men, next to women, are start -- are chanting death to the dictator. but for iran, change come slowly. the iranian president was at the u.n., insists that it is a personal choice. but even in

rather than you being in a prison cell in tehran. mr. rezaian: i think it's worth noting that secretary sherman is joining us in a diplomatic capacity and i in a journalistic one but we share a background. when i was bureau chief in tehran i was detained for 534 days and during much of that time secretary sherman was the lead negotiator on iran's nuclear program. this is personal for both of us. i'm really excited to have you on the program today. sec. sherman: thank you. mr. rezaian: i want to start by asking a question about the recent executive order around hostage and wrongful detention that president biden announced over the summer. he declared this a national emergency. why now? what's changed in recent months or years that has made this such a critical issue? sec. sherman: i think we've seen governments use hostage taking as a tool, as a weapon, to leverage things from the united states of america and the president, just like secretary blinken, understands in a powerful way what this means for families when their loved ones are ta

because usually on fridays in tehran, one this is the biggest friday prayer, because in their practicethe main ecological center of the city, and let's see, usually there, they talk about the international situation at these prayers, how many followers can they bring from those spiritual seminaries, but it is obvious that the authorities have not yet exhausted all resources for the protest, because in the past there was a mass shutdown of the internet, uh, it will work somewhere until iran, well, it is not fixed at the general level, but it is likely that in the near future in a few days it will happen in order to break the coordination of these protests. i think that these few days will really be decisive for this movement in iran, but such clear protests are especially specifically oriented to the criticism of this khomeini ideology that is planning in iran, they very significantly undermine the authority that is, if even this protest does not end with some kind of regime change, then well, he will do a lot for this at least. that is, this is actually a process that has been expected

we have more from tehran.orter: the president of iran has talked about the death for the first time since the protests began nearly two weeks ago when i ran. he said her death has saddened him. he has called her family and conveyed his condolences. he says the peaceful protests are understandable but the use of violence against security forces are not acceptable. regarding whether she had a heart attack while in police custody or was beaten to death, he said an investigation is still underway. >> the inquiry is still ongoing. it is our duty to follow the investigation. our intention is transparency and justice. medical forensics are looking into it and the final report will be presented within the next few days. reporter: now, people in iran are waiting for this forensic report to be in released -- to be released. once it is, we will see if it will convince the protesters based on what kind of actions are going to be taken by the government. as of now, we cannot say the protests here are losing momentum regard

forces of ukraine have already recorded several cases of the use of iranian drones by russia, which tehrandrones is being organized these days by units of the air force and other defense forces of ukraine, at least two iranian kamikaze drones shahit 136 were shot down and as the ukrainians say iranian military drones are a relatively small aerial target that is hardly noticeable by radar, which mostly flies at a low altitude. it can be shot down by various means of air defense and even small arms, and anti-aircraft guns are better suited for this. such a drone can also be neutralized with the help of radio-electronic warfare, according to the military, to say how much there is an effective weapon such as the shahid 136, it is too early now, as well as to claim that these are parts of the type of drone that iran provided to russia at the moment is also impossible. well, why actually, iran resorted to such a clearly unfriendly step towards ukraine by deploying drones of russia, which attacked ukraine , deputy director of the center for middle eastern studies, serhiy danilov, will help us fig

and order well, i'll just remind you that this girl died in one of the hospitals on september 16, tehran shortly after she was detained by the police for improperly wearing a hijab and the police and early reported that the girl had a heart attack, although her relatives say that she did not have heart problems. and can this all turn into a revolution? now before this riot , you can say. honestly, it is difficult to say, you understand. after all, a full-fledged revolution requires a political organization. we need a structure. we need leaders. we need some faces . organized units. there were hundreds of us on the maidan, no matter how we quarreled about the leaders, they were called the three little pigs, remember in 14 13 14 years, but they were a riot. there was some kind of security, there were separate people which were organized and recreated there some artistic medical hundred more still still very much covering a very large list this is the first uprising in early 2009 uh-uh quite massive large protests against the food of the elections for the presidents of citizens 17-19 years

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and this is already negotiations with iranian president rahim raisim, moscow’s goal is tehran to bringooperation to the level of strategic partnership bilateral cooperation is also developing positively, including in high-tech industries august 9, as you know, the remote sensing satellite khayyam , manufactured by russians , was launched from the prikanur cosmodrome businesses according to your uh, by the way, iran seems to become a new member of the shanghai cooperation organization, a memorandum of commitment to the sco has already been signed, opening the way for tehran to full membership, in general, the expansion of the organization is one of the main topics itself. this should communicate the process of registration of membership of belarus, about 10 more countries are planning to join the sco, in different statuses. particular attention is also riveted to the planned talks between the russian president and the president of the people's republic of china sisi leaders of the two countries. once again for 38 times, but this is xi jinping's first overseas trip before the pandemic. y

point of the document, which allows calling up a million citizens to the front, remained unpublished, tehranspond proportionally to the withdrawal of the accreditation of the giant ambassador to ukraine told the greeks of the country in the middle of canaan, he claimed that iran maintains neutrality regarding the confrontation between ukraine and russia, called on kyiv to avoid the influence of third parties that destroy relations between the countries of the ministry of foreign affairs of ukraine noted that the only third party is the iranian drones that ukraine shoots down in its skies, so tehran is responsible for this. 6 on the same day, the giant ambassador was stripped of his accreditation and the number of embassy employees was reduced olena olena zelenska presented her own charity foundation funds from the foundation will be directed for the needs of ukrainians, a charity evening was held in new york and this week the 77th session of the un general assembly took place, some of its participants were invited to the presentation, among the guests were, in particular, the former us secre

, though, it will be necessary to ratify about 40 documents of the organization for such a status tehran, i must say, sought for several years, but un sanctions prevented it according to the charter of the sco, an organization under such restrictions cannot join it, but the so-called nuclear deal contributed to the lifting of these sanctions joint, comprehensive plan of action, which, in turn, contributed primarily to russia, and in such a difficult way moscow helped tehran. achieve his goal and now open up new opportunities for both bilateral and multilateral cooperation. as we agreed, we have done everything to ensure that iran becomes a full member of the shanghai cooperation organization, our partners. this organization supported your application. the last formality remains. this really just a formality. iran joins. uh, this is already a serious, large and authoritative international organization, and we are very pleased that bilateral cooperation is also developing, including in the high-tech industries on august 9. as you know, the spaceport has been launched. uh, khayyam land remo

washington and london dictated terms to tehran, preventing it from extracting oil on its own territory. after the nationalization of iranian oil, the british government and the american government created the co 19 fifties. they will have to legally elected government of parliament positive. so for a while, listen, oil companies was controlling you and resources, and this is a historical fact that he didn't know how much wood was when got their own. got its blank old bank. but those exist to technology and legal markets . the country found itself in a decades long blockade, suffering wave after wave of sanctions. the benefit from having an economy that sought to diversify, at least on the domestic front, from an energy focused economy to have viable agricultural, in other industries. that could keep the iranian people gainfully employed, but it's not under any illusions the iranian people have suffered egregiously because of the sanction or in it's not just the help. it's also missed opportunities. you know, we live in a global community. the ability to interact with the rest of the wo

the later fled the country, taking a considerable part of the treasury with him, protested in tehran, responded by seizing the american embassy. they took $66.00 staff hostage and demanded washington extradite the fugitive leader. the sheer clergy, led by ayatollah khomeini, had to take power into their own hands. u. s. president jimmy carter ordered iranian oil imports to be seized. irena deposits in american banks were frozen sounds of military guns were band breaking diplomatic relations. the us band all exports, including food and medicine, hello tortures for my daughter, roja. false havi bad niger, and wouldn't be my very false thought on was him a favor? wasa hom. good. mm hm. door was paid on a william law to heaters meetings with their answers. poison will go cl porter for bull control finance. so expansive products are near if you've given me a talk machine near me at the new ssl dog. we're proposing your bullet didn't consider yet the gun yesterday. we took the promotional barzon rejected on small doors in p. c. doors video, and there are dipping the atlantic revolution was

tehran is striking out at the united states as well. the government, all 31 provinces seeing unrest. 41 people killed. demonstrators and authorities step up actions and live fire ammunition being used against the crowds. internet service cut off. all triggered by the death of a 22-year-old woman who died after being taken into custody by the morality police for not wearing a head scarf property. claimed she was tortured. pro- government rallies were staged over the weekend in iran but anger is boiling over not just about social restrictions but the authoritarian government and other things. death to the dictators is a rallying cry. protests against iran over the weekend in europe as well as in the states. the regime charges the u.s. for supporting the rioting. the u.s. is considering returning to that iran nuclear deal at least one expert telling us right now might not be the time to give tehran more money. >> bill: nice to see you. >> florida governor ron desantis is set to hold a news conference on hurricane ian after declaring a stat

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hijabs. >> reporter: there is so much anger on the streets of tehran and other iranian cities.e crackdown by authorities has not stopped these defiant iranians. according to one human rights group, several protesters have been killed and injured in these country-wide demonstrations sparked by the death of a young woman while in the custody of the country's morality police. mahsa amini, a kurdish iranian was detained last tuesday by the force tasked with enforcing the country's strict islamic dress code including the head scarf. she was taken away to a so-called reeducation center. it was the last time her family says they saw her awake. later that day the authorities say she fell into a coma. amini died on friday. her family and rights activists blame the death on the brutality of the notorious police force. authorities have called her death an unfortunate incident. on friday they released this edited cctv video they claim shows amini at the so-called reeducation center. state tv says she appeared unwell while speaking to a center expert before she collapsed and was rushed to h

the protests are taking place in tehran, all over tehran, but also in different provinces, in citiesarge around the country. that is not something we have seen in the past. when you think in terms of the gender aspect of this, this is 50% of the population that's being represented in this. and all the men who support them. i think the iranian people have been waiting for a moment where they can represent their true feelings about the way that their government abuses them. this is one of those moments. and unfortunately the crackdown on the internet, the shutting down of all communication tools has made it very difficult to see what's going on inside the world. -- around the world. what's going on inside iran. but it's clear that the regime is very, very, very afraid of these protests right now. >> and they are taking real risks. standing on top of cars. women cutting their hair and taking off their hijabs. what risks are they running? . >> they are making the ultimate risk. they will face imprisonment. they will face flogging. some of them may have been killed already, and others wil

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iran of more clashes between anti—government protestors and the police, including in the capital, tehranonstrations and officials say 35 people have been killed. leana hosea has this report. cheering and applause. protesters push back and overwhelm a fire engine that was being used to disperse demonstrations in this town north of tehran. siren wails. it's one of many protests that have ignited in dozens of cities across iran following the death of a young woman in police custody. in another town, protesters are defacing the image of the supreme leader ali khamenei from the walls of the university. yelling. in the capital, demonstrators lit fires, reportedly to act as a barrier against the security forces and to alleviate the effects of tear gas. dozens of protesters have been killed, and this woman told us what happened to her husband at one demonstration. translation: we went out to protest for our rights - and this is what they did to my husband. what you see on my husband's body are bruises from baton strikes and kicks from the members of the security forces. afterwards, we went to al

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quarters, i'm worthy ah, mount dum avant, and the national park, just a short distance away from tehran. the sissy's climate is influenced by his geographic location at the crossroads between mountains and desert. in the north of the city, the air is cooler and humid in the south. a hot dry wind blows in from the desert. for to ron's geographical location and its distance from old borders, helped protect it from foreign invasion and allowed it to flourish. after a new dentist he arose, the city became the new capital in 1786. since then, the city has grown and industrialized at a breathtaking pace. today, the metropolitan area is home to 15000000 people. the city is the economic and political heart of the country. it also boasts at iran landmark, the as a d o freedom tower and not far from its historic district religious monuments and the bazaar. a vibrant urban district has emerged. the tubby outs bridge is another emblem of the fresh wind blowing in iran. the pedestrian bridge links the abraham and the tale. honey forest parks. the tubby yacht, o nature bridge acts as an extension of

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and actually iraq now is in a very uh, well, in such an awkward position, because on the one hand tehranpreneuri to formally renew negotiations on this so -called nuclear agreement with the united states of america, and on the other hand, there was a very clear reaction from washington and there was a very clear warning about that that if iran provides material and technical military support to the russian federation in its war against ukraine, then, in principle, a completely different format of additional sanctions will be applied against iran and, accordingly, there are no political agreements here speech can't go well, actually, we were witnesses of the fact that a few weeks before this, when information from the american special services officially appeared that the russians were really training with these iranian drones and, accordingly, somewhere around 1,000 of these drones were on you played the role of an official at that time , but the official position was that, well, we do not in any case provide russia with any types of weapons that could be used against ukraine. these stat

the sco family continues to expand today iran has signed a memorandum that paves the way for tehran toshanghai cooperation organization next year. e at a meeting between vladimir putin and e, with his iranian counterpart and in rahim raisi. and vladimir putin stressed that moscow fully supports the aspiration. tehran 's membership in the organization was discussed and the development of bilateral relations, these relations are now experiencing. uh, a certain upsurge is developing comprehensively. here is what the leaders of the two states said about it. we have done everything to ensure that iran has become a full-fledged obvious shanghai cooperation organization our partners. for this organization. they supported our application. the last formality remains. this is really just normal. iran joins. uh, to this already serious large and authoritative international organization, and we are at the very stage of working on a new large treaty between russia and another, which will mark the transition to the level of strategic partnership, the americans believe that if sanctions are imposed a