the last message she sent to herfriends tehran.iends was i am running, i am sent to her friends was i am running, iam being sent to her friends was i am running, i am being chased sent to her friends was i am running, iam being chased by security forces. then she disappeared. ten days later, her mother found disappeared. ten days later, her motherfound her disappeared. ten days later, her mother found her body in a morgue. herfamily planned to bury her in their hometown in western iran. the funeralfell on her 17th birthday. her mother gathered with thousands of people in the cemetery for her burial. but her body never arrived. as news filtered through, mourners and the cemetery were enraged and started changing death to the dictator. security forces responded with tear gas, batons and shots. her aunt and uncle were taken into custody for publicising her death. the authorities insisted that she was not killed in the protests, and the cause of her death was falling from a height. to prove this, her grieving aunt was filmed explaining

i see the governor of tehran has _ possible. i see the governor of tehran has been _ possible. tehran has been in _ possible. i see the governor of tehran has been in prison - possible. i see the governor of tehran has been in prison and| tehran has been in prison and said it was a riot by petty criminals and being put down. what have you heard about what happened inside the prison? i have heard everyone, but everyone else has heard from reporting. there are still fires burning and gunshots, as he reported, still being heard. i believe what i see with my own eyes, not what the government of iran tell me. the only way to show me he is ok is letting him get on a call with his family. letting him get on a call with his family-— his family. there are several dual nationals _ his family. there are several dual nationals in _ his family. there are several dual nationals in the - his family. there are several| dual nationals in the present. i wonder if that will impact the authorities respond to events in the prison. do you think it would? i’m events in the prison. do you think it wou

any step like this _ tehran? thanks for having me. any step like this is _ tehran?continued violence, now into its fourth week, against protesters, and that anybody from the regime who tries to escape is going to be met with severe punishment, as we mentioned freezing of assets. i would say that what we are missing, and you mentioned at the top of your report international condemnation, we are missing international resolve. more people need to be joining the uk in making these important steps because they make a difference. d0 important steps because they make a difference. , ., ~ important steps because they make a difference. ,., ~ , , difference. do you think it sends the riaht difference. do you think it sends the right example _ difference. do you think it sends the right example to _ difference. do you think it sends the right example to other - difference. do you think it sends - the right example to other countries to follow suit, and does that widespread condemnation, as you say, does that change the behaviour inside tehran? it is does that change the behav

the governor of tehran was sa in: dictator. the governor of tehran was saying there — dictator.ictator. the governor of tehran was saying there was a _ dictator. the governor of tehran was saying there was a riot _ dictator. the governor of tehran was saying there was a riot by _ dictator. the governor of tehran was saying there was a riot by petty - saying there was a riot by petty criminals, such conflicting reports around. you were in prison in iran in the 1980s for protesting. you were just 16 at the time.- were just 16 at the time. yes, actually i _ were just 16 at the time. yes, actually i was _ were just 16 at the time. yes, actually i was arrested - were just 16 at the time. yes, actually i was arrested twice, | were just 16 at the time. yes, - actually i was arrested twice, once when i was 12 years old, once when i was 16, and spent almost three and a half years in prison, just like these schoolgirls you see on the street, i was fighting for freedom of expression against the hijab. now i'm seeing two generations after me, they still carry on the fight. this is really im

what can you tell us about the recent events at even prison in tehran? while at the moment it's very hard to verify when say what exactly happened last night and even prison? because it's very hard to verify the videos and the eye witness reports coming out of iran at the moment. but when the fire broke out, and these shouts of death to the dictator were heard, many people in tehran hoped it might have been the prisoners themselves that said the prison on fire to escape, while others feared it was the security forces trying to kill inmates. so that's why many people into iran made their way towards of, in prison, which is in the north of, to run in a residential area actually to block the speeds and to make sure that not more security forces could rush to the scene or take your prisoners away the other way and, and video is published and social media also show that you guys might have been hired in front of evan prison with family and friends of the inmates were gathering to demand their release. and many, many gunshots could be heard as though, as i sai

of the meran atomic bomb, was shot in the vicinity of tehran.neral qasem suleimani about every day we give birth to love brave hearts brave hearts endure long brave hearts are merciful do not envy do not boast do not get puffed up do not behave impolitely do not seek only their own do not rush to anger do not rejoice in untruth but rejoice in the truth endure all things believe in all things hope for all things endure everything brave hearts always defeat evil les kurbas director mykola kulish playwright valerian pidhogyl writer marko voronyi poet translator mykola zerov poet serhii hrushevskyi historian antin krushelnytskyi writer minister of education of the ukrainian people's republic of ukraine from october 27 to november 4, 1937 in the karelian tract of sandarmoch soviet authorities shot 111 people crimes of the kremlin they always say we can repeat events the most important events events that are happening right now and affect our lives of course the news feed reports on them but it is not enough to know what is happening, it is necessary

so honestly, tehran tonight looks like a war zone and it's very troubling.ehran spoke to state tv from inside the prison and he said that a ride by prisoners and a wing housing petty criminals has been put down and a prisoner is completely calm.- down and a prisoner is completely calm. that is not what the _ completely calm. that is not what the people _ completely calm. that is not what the people on - completely calm. that is not what the people on the - completely calm. that is not i what the people on the ground and the videos coming out are showing. of course, for the past hour are kind of dying off but i think we have to wait for the sun to rise to see the extent of damage and loss of life, especially. iwould extent of damage and loss of life, especially. i would not put a dime of trust in what the government of iran tells us. they have been lying non—stop stop i want to point out that we have some massacres and high school girls killed on the campus. hejust reported school girls killed on the campus. he just reported from the city of ardabil yesterday

ah, flames illuminate the night sky on the outskirts of tehran. even prison, infamous for holding political prisoners is ablaze. i'm sure it's loud bags could be heard. oh, my city, go, uranium stay, tv, broadcast, images of the prisons gutted interior adherents, governor claims the inmates for the destruction. i had a letter that eva fire was caused by a fight between prisoners in a sewing workshop. how you see a workshop was set up to create jobs for prisoners. it's a whole study. even prison holds many of those recently arrested for protesting. iran has been rocked by people taking to the streets. anger of the death of gina must armine, while in police custody. the government says to fire in the protests unrelated that the place is prompted more people taking to the streets. ah, armine shouted demonstrators gathered on the road leading to the prison carmine, the slavic republic. supreme leader is a target of some demonstrators. they see massive figure behind the deadly crackdowns on descent in the country. so far, the government's response as d

i asked what she had learned about what's happening in evin prison in tehran.here's a lot of speculation and a lot of concern. we've had different stories. people who have seen the video say that it seems that two wards, seven and eight, seem to be the wards that have caught fire. and ward seven, they say, is next to the quarantine section of ward 240 where a lot of the protesters who have been taken prisoner are being held. but really we don't know. it's a lot of speculation at this point. the authorities and government are saying one thing, people who are familiar with evin prison say a different thing. family who are outside of the prison when the fire broke out were attacked by security guards and teargas, so they are not provided with any information. they can't provide clarity into the situation, and it's very frustrating and concerning for us. we're not going to know, and i think your previous guest talked about how it's difficult to trust the iranian government when what they're saying is not in line with what we're seeing. they very much regularly lie

gun shots are heard after a huge fire breaks out at a prison in iran's capital, tehran. state media reports at least eight people injured. as the uk's prime minister fights for herjob — the new chancellor signals he'll make major changes to her economic policy. we have some very difficult decisions ahead, difficult decisions on spending, which is not going to rise as much as people hope and i am going to be asking all government departments to find additional efficiency savings. in northern turkey — at least 41 coal miners have been killed in an underground explosion. president erdogan promises an investigation. translation: of course we will find out how- this explosion happened, and if there are any people responsible for it with the prosecutions, which have already started. and the husband and wife team behind one of the most successful covid vaccines believe the same technology could help transform cancer treatment. there's been more unrest in iran, including at evin prison in tehran, which houses hundreds of political prisoners and dozens of dual nationals. iranian

this is tehran's grand bazaar on wednesday.he was visiting relatives with her brother in the capitol when she was detained of the so-called morality police for not wearing the mandatory headscarf properly. police released the security camera footage saying it shows her arriving at a facility for so-called reeducation class on the religious benefits of wearing the headscarf. according to the official autopsy, she had a pre-existing health condition and suffered a heart attack. her family says this is not true and says she was beaten while in custody. government supporters also rallied across the country. the president arrest -- addressed the issue in a televised speech. >> i told her family that this news was shocking, not just for me, but for every iranian. the distinction between protest and riot should be defined. >> earlier this month, the president visited an all-female university in tehran where he priest -- praise the achievements of women in academia. at the same time, students chanted outside the building. this is an ar

presumably the authorities in tehran _ yes, it is, yes.uld be | yes, it is, yes. presumably the - authorities in tehran would be very worried to lose control because obviously any government does not want to lose control of a prism, but because of the symbolism of what evin represents. i because of the symbolism of what evin represents.— evin represents. i think it is fortified strongly, _ evin represents. i think it is fortified strongly, so - evin represents. i think it is fortified strongly, so it - evin represents. i think it is fortified strongly, so it is i evin represents. i think it is l fortified strongly, so it is very difficult to penetrate into that prison. difficult to penetrate into that rison. ., ., , ., ., prison. you found ways of dealing with, prison. you found ways of dealing with. perhaps _ prison. you found ways of dealing with, perhaps that's _ prison. you found ways of dealing with, perhaps that's the - prison. you found ways of dealing with, perhaps that's the wrong i with, perhaps that's the wrong word,, but managi

but how can today stop a country that has been under severe sanctions for so many years, and why tehran decided to bet on the kremlin, we will tell you about it later on monday, the capital is attacked by a group of kamikaze drones, and already in the evening, the people of kyiv recovered and gathered near the iranian embassy. we want to live deserve we don't have to wake up from bombs from e-e bukov kamikaze from any sound except an alarm clock or a loved one next to a protest action hundreds of people came out the main message kyiv should abandon diplomatic relations with iran which supports russia because they are now playing a game they are pretending to be fools that they are not doing this to the iranian embassy. people carried bricks from the destroyed house and things that belonged to the victims after yesterday's protest in front of the iranian embassy, ​​candles and children's toys remained and the inscription stop the terror is like a reminder for diplomats about the consequences of their friendship with the russian federation day-in and day-out for almost a month, russian oc

there appears to be a huge fire at evin prison in tehran — an update here at bbc news.son in tehran — the l— the significance of this is that evin prison is the place where numerous iranian political prisoners are incarcerated. dozens of dual nationals also held here. of course, nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe spent time at evin as well. in these videos that were posted online, there were reports of gunfire, sirens as well could also be heard. what we are learning now from sources is that the fire has been put out and officials blaming the unrest on thugs. that's the latest from iran. you are watching bbc news. hello. for those of you who've had a wet and blustery saturday, sunday looks to be drier with some sunshine. this is the area of low pressure responsible for saturday's rain and gusty winds, only slowly pulling away north and eastwards through the evening and overnight. behind it, a quieter spell of weather for much of sunday, before our next system arrives from the southwest. back to tonight, still plenty of showers around, especially for northern ireland, scotland an

will fire at ukraine with iranian missiles. intelligence reports say that in september moscow and tehrany of ballistic missiles , the first batch will arrive in the near future, an official wound, as in the case of drones, shahet everything the world denies, meanwhile, it is considering new sanctions . now already against the islamic republic, anna basova will tell the details, the whole morning of october 5 is not good for the residents of bila tserkva that 75 km from kyiv, around six in the morning, the enemy shelled the city, local residents say they heard six explosions, this time there were no casualties where in general, i woke up from a buzzing for some reason, i fell asleep, i think it’s what i hear. it’s getting closer and closer and somewhere near the house, the conception that igor says, points to one thing, was interrupted. the kyiv region was attacked by iranian drones in the form of drones, shahid 136 russians they began to be actively used in september and until recently were hunted only along the front line and in the south, for example. such gifts were found by the peopl

washington's hardliners on tehran spoke quite openly during the administration years.jr. that iran should be fought everywhere by all available means. just like the reagan administration fought the soviet union on a huge front from nicaragua to afghanistan, like in that war, the superpowers, which only by misunderstanding can be called cold, in principle, the enemy of my enemy, my friend outweighed everything else for washington , all my religions for islam is always squeamish. moreover , the enmity between shiites and sunnis, because was born because of her. same igil but uncle sam liked to play with fire he couldn't control in 2019. the situation came to a head on may 5, us national security adviser john bolton announced the approach of the border strike group. early on may 10, the pentagon announced that it was ready to respond to tehran's potential aggression. washington called its own withdrawal from the nuclear deal, according to which a number of sanctions were lifted with the republic in exchange for freezing the nuclear program for a whole year, american aircr

tehran denies everything at the official level . it seems that all this is not his. well, as proof, it seems that piskov stated that this is the production of russian drones . many years ago, what they look like from the outside, their tactics, strategic characteristics, military characteristics, all this is known, so there is no doubt about it, what on i wrote to the iranian drone, russia wrote a tranba. well, this does not mean that it is not. excuse me, geranium two, that it is not an iranian-made drone. well, it is also the fact that iran once again called on its citizens to leave the territory of ukraine, which shows that iran , unfortunately engages on the side of ukraine, the aggressor, for that he should be responsible in the studios, do you think that those processes are political, in particular, and dissatisfaction with the islamists, let's say, the population of iran, they can somehow reduce, let's say, this course -oriented cooperation with the russian federation. same let me remind you that there protest movements have already started there and they are

iie: are continuing in tehran protests? are they continuing?hey continuing? tiez1 are continuing in tehran and several other cities from the videos that are colleagues in bbc pairs have been able to verify, and it seems like the crackdown is getting more and more violent but it hasn't deterred protesters yet. thank you ve much deterred protesters yet. thank you very much for— deterred protesters yet. thank you very much for being _ deterred protesters yet. thank you very much for being with _ deterred protesters yet. thank you very much for being with us - deterred protesters yet. thank you very much for being with us from l deterred protesters yet. thank you i very much for being with us from bbc pairs. heavy flooding on the greek island of crete has killed at least one person. swept away cars and flooded dozens of homes. local authorities have evacuated tourists, and asked residents to remain vigilant. stefano fasano has more. mud and water and people shoveling away the consequences of yet another extreme weather event. heavy floods on the gr

the study of war, the supply of weapons from iran is in full swing, even in the direction of this tehrantraditionally denied, one of the few and most active supporters of moscow, because it has also been in isolation for decades about iran and its contribution to this country and the war. furthermore, it is a terrorist state and an exile since the time of the islamic revolution. iran has a reputation as an authoritarian country with belligerent ambitions. and now tehran is also one of few in the world openly supported russia's war against ukraine and provided combat drones that attack ukrainian cities, although iran officially renounced the supply of drones to the kremlin when iran supplies suicide drones to russia, it makes sense to wait for more new sanctions from the european union. therefore, the iranian leadership, with such completely unworthy attempts to smear itself from the general public from the supply of drones, is simply trying to delay the decision -making time of the european union on the imposition of new sanctions, russia's ally moscow and tehran sided with bashar al-ass

apart from the protest at the tehran _ protesters.the protest at the tehran universities, - protesters. apart from the protest at the tehran universities, we - protesters. apart from the protestj at the tehran universities, we also see protests at the funeral of other young protesters. this young man, i managed to talk to some of his friends. two nights ago, after a few hours that he was killed, we managed to confirm that he was killed with severe blows to his head, you can see in his picture he is a very young and handsome man. his friends told me he was full of life. he was always talking about his future. he was a chef in a very good restaurant in his hometown. his friends say there was no way he committed suicide, and they say that because the iranian regime in many other instances said that protesters killed themselves. they told me that wouldn't happen with him and he was definitely killed. today was his funeral, and at his funeral, the iranian security forces again opened fire on the mourners, and we can have a look at the foot

massive flames lit up the night sky in tehran. outside, the constant ring of gunfire and explosions the judiciary saying prisoners died from smoke inhalation, with 61 others injured, blaming thugs for starting the fire. nbc news is unable to independently verify their claims a american international told his lawyer that he was safe and had been moved to a secure unit. on saturday, president biden voiced his support of the ongoing protests in iran >> iran has to end the violence against its own citizens simply exercising their fundamental rights >> reporter: iran's president fired back, accused biden of inciting chaos, terror and destruction. one month ago, 22-year-old mahsa amini died three days after being arrested by the feared morality police due to violating the strict dress code. thousands of young iranians have taken to the streets in protest. women largely leading the charge since the protests began a month ago, according to amnesty, but not verified by nbc news, at least 201 protesters have been killed, including 23 minors

john kirby is already openly declaring to journalists that tehran is now conducting direct hostilities on the ground and by providing weapons that damage the civilian population and civilian infrastructure in ukraine, and before that, politicians from different countries and different levels who are united by one anita continue to invest a lot of money to ukraine and sends weapons to kiev, but in the case of iran and russia, they suddenly began to point out violations of international norms. and this is not yet saying that moscow these gerans deny the supply of iranian-made drones all the accusations are based on pure emotional statements that the west willingly believed jones russia questions about russia's use of drones supplied by iran apologies in ukraine were discussed by ministers and minister kuleba expressed strong concern and condemned use of such weapons. the west is acting against its interests, whenever you expect logical steps, the west does everything illogically. it would seem that friendship between russia and china a. the west, on the contrary, sends a pilot, taiwan th

the program. officials in iran say for inmates are dead after a night of clashes at evian prison in tehran, the victims allegedly died of smoke, inhalation. during a fire, dozens are said to be injured. hundreds of anti government demonstrators are being detained in the prison. around in officials have denied a link to the protests that have swept the country for weeks. ah, flames illuminate the night sky on the outskirts of tehran, even prison, infamous for holding political prisoners, is ablaze. gunshots, loud bangs could be heard. ali, my city, go iranian, stay t v broadcast, images of the prisons gutted interior. it here i'm gonna blame the inmates for the destruction i was letting her let her daddy's off. i a was caused by a fight between prisoners in his sewing workshop. hi. okay. a workshop was set up to create jobs for prisoner sir. it's a false though. the ave, in prison holds many of those recently arrested for protesting. iran has been rocked by people taken to the streets, anger of the death of gina masa maney, while in police custody. the government says the fire in the protes

she is detained and taken to a police station in tehran. cctv shows the moment she collapses in the police station. by the time she was transferred to a hospital, she is brain—dead and falls into a coma. three days later, mahsa was pronounced dead. the news of her death outrages many across the country. the security forces disperses a crowd gathered in front of the hospital. the police chief of tehran says that mahsa fell into a coma because of a heart condition. the morality police usually wear body cameras but they say they did not on that day. the police van had cctv cameras, but no recordings have been made available. mahsa's father says that eyewitnesses have told him the morality police beat mahsa up in the van. despite threats and intimidation by security forces, the father of mahsa refuses to remain silent and in an interview with bbc persia he says the government account is totally false. the islamic republic has strict rules on what women wear in public. the morality police have been enforcing those rules for four decades. their c

john kirby is already openly telling reporters that tehran is now engaged in direct hostilities on the ground and through the provision of weapons that damage the civilian population and civilian infrastructure in ukraine and before that from the stands shouted politicians from different countries and different levels who are united by one thing. anita continues to invest huge amounts of money in ukraine and sends weapons to kiev, but in the case of iran and russia, they suddenly began to point out a violation of international norms. and this does not mean that moscow, these gerans, deny the supply of iranian-made drones, all the accusations are based on pure emotional statements that the west willingly believed george boy, russia questions about russia's use of drones supplied by iran ukraine was discussed by ministers and minister kuleba expressed strong concern and condemned the use of such weapons quest inline intentions of western colleagues are clear. they try at the same time. hit two targets using a bogus excuse to put pressure on russia iran countries exporting billions of dol

the pentagon confirmed an increase from tehran. a look at the partnership in the war. >> the relative calm of kyiv rocked by loud blasts earlier this week, crumbling buildings to their foundations. but these were not the now-familiar rocket fire or artillery strikes. they were a barrage of deadly drones, dozens across several cities, in the largest assault of its kind on civilian targets since the war began. ukrainian investigators, combing through debris, found a fragment of an iranian-made drone with "for belgorod" written on it, a reference to a russian region hit repeatedly by ukrainian shelling. it's the latest evidence of an evolving partnership between russia and iran. iranian leaders deny supplying any weapons to russia, at odds with the u.s.' assessment. brig. gen. pat ryder: we know that these drones are from iran, as evidenced by the fact that they continue to export terror, as i mentioned, not only in the middle east region, but in ukraine. it's obvious that they're lying. >> despite some support from belarus and china,

i'm not very fond of playing in tehran right now, because, um, it's kind of difficult to-- you know, for getting permissions, things like that, and i don't think it's time for music. it's time for musicians to be a part of the population and be there with them. uh, living in iran, there is no choice, but, um, becoming political. it's nice to be here at this moment, especially now that we're experiencing these social changes, i hope for the good. sometimes it's hard to see that, because young people are involved in it, and they sacrifice a lot, and sometimes they sacrifice their lives. the whole society wants to change what they have, and how this change takes place is very important. i want to live here while it happens. i want to be a part of it. [kamancheh playing] [tombak playing] can you cut the rigger and--and-- >> do you have a pre-show ritual? something that you normally do, or... >> not really. try to, um, talk less. try to think of nothing and--and just make my mind really blank. [laughs] as much as that's possible. >> do you have a prayer? do you have...? >> prayer, yes i h

outages as pressure continues its assault on ukraine power infrastructure and a hero's welcome at tehran airport for an iranian climber who competed abroad without headscarf. there is concern she may yet be punished for breaking iran positive strict islamic rules for women's dress. vladimir putin has declared martial law and the four regions of ukraine that moscow illegally annexed after a series of discredited votes just weeks ago. one of those regions announced it would move civilians out of the area ahead of an expected ukrainian offensive. a step that could amount to >> one of the first ukrainiansin forces. now ukraine is preparing to take control. thesussi and so to show fortifications outside of the city as russian forces arbitrating from her son, vladimir putin blames ukraine from defending its territory. reject any proposals for negotiation as gunfire continues. >> we are working and large-scale tasks to ensure security and protect the future of russia to protect our people. >> the move is as ukraine counters event of advances. with the situation can be described as tense. the en

sadegh zibakalam, professor of political science at tehran university.the university chancellor or academic parts of the university, but it came from the intelligence part of the establishment, because in iran we do have these institutions throughout all the government institutions, including universities. and they are much more powerful than the chancellor or head of that department. you in the past have been outspoken, you have been critical of the regime. you continue, though, to speak publicly, despite immense personal risk to yourself. do you worry about what the authorities may try to do, may coerce you into doing, or maybe stop you speaking out? of course i am always fearing that i might receive a telephone call. an anonymous telephone call from the authorities, the intelligence authority. they dial your mobile and there�*s no number. it says private number. and you�*re certain that it is from those people. and is from those people. they say that you have to cor and and they say that you have to come and talk to us on such and such date or you hav

the supply of weapons from the wound is in full swing to the side this is traditionally denied by tehranone of the few and most active supporters of moscow, because for decades we have also been in isolation about iran and his contribution to this country and the war continues to be a terrorist state and an exile since the time of the islamic revolution. iran has a reputation as an authoritarian country with warlike ambitions. and today, tigeran is also one of the few in the world to openly support russia's war against ukraine and provide combat drones that attack ukrainian cities, although officially from the supply of drones to the kremlin, when iran supplies suicide drones to russia, it makes sense to expect new sanctions from the european union, so the iranian leadership is so weak completely attempts to smear itself from the general supply of drones is simply trying to delay the decision-making time of the european union on the imposition of new sanctions iran, a long-time ally of russia, moscow and tehran sided with bashar al-assad in the war in syria russia condemned the sanctions

a package of sanctions against iran in brussels , there are two reasons for dissatisfaction with tehran. firstly, the suppression of recent unrest in the country, and secondly, the supply of kamikaze drones by russia sanctions pressure. but the persians have a means of influencing the europeans. is the european union intends to ask tehran for oil and gas supplies, starting with a fruitful sanctions cooperation - this is a rather strange approach, experts believe that an increase in supplies to the european union may well be denied. mass protests against the inability of the authorities to cope with the energy crisis continue to deny europe in the united kingdom . needed to reduce utility bills. it is not quite clear how in their picture of the world all this is combined, but together with cheap energy. they demand from the government restrictions on the use of fossil fuels, they achieve this by strange methods the day before, the greens threw paint bags at the police headquarters, and then, according to tradition, they glued themselves to the asphalt, the law enforcement officers had to

let's get an update from resource said i was in tehran for his, so the protest, her escalating resort notches in tehran, but across the country. whilst through the last 3 days, i have seen that situation was quite here, but to day that protest sparked across the country. once again, that the in internet run in care mun in carriage in and shiraz is for hand and introduce the progress is and, and that. so these are the largest cities in the run and there have been quite widespread. protests taken place to the day in this largest cities who of the country and enter into iran for the 1st time. we have seen that brought as to place around the the grand bizarre, one of the polish hot was set on fire. this is quite significant because at the grand bazaar into iran is an important economy. cobb, and any disruption in business in this area could further detail. we had already a struggling economy in, in, in the, in the country. so they did that last week. the epicenter of the process was you were universities, however these week, by the beginning of that at the me week, we have seen that now t

tehran also threatened the freedom and security of washington, even a clear plan was prepared.lthough even before the end of the seventies, the countries were quite good friends and even developed nuclear programs together. until, as always, the objectionable us leader came, not declared in the war, against the islamic republic, the goal of which was to be internal destabilization. and as a result, the overthrow of the regime. ayatol was supposed to use the run -in tools. inciting separatist sentiments forming a fifth column in iranian society inciting discord between the shiite majority and the sunni minority creating an internal situation social and economic instability. in these plans. everything was pretty standard rolled up and worked out in other regions after the victorious march in the post-soviet space of the liquidation of yugoslavia. throwing asadam hussein into a lightning-fast occupation of afghanistan for the republican administration of george w. bush jr. expansion of pak with americano to the middle east through the final solution of the iranian issue seemed a f

who is rocking the situation in tehran? why protests do not subside in the iranian capital and how washington is trying to use iranian unrest against russia she wanted to be an iron lady, but became the fastest prime minister british history, british comet. why did the star of the listraz go down so quickly and is it really already knocking on the door of the mansion on downing street written off too early the final semi-final of the international vocal show boris johnson aired on ntv. you are super. probably a cool choice of material , everyone in the hall wanted to dance directly. i am learning to dance. this bravo is just sincerely bravo to sing absolutely everything with your voice. this is a trinity of projects. right now we will know the names of the finalists. you are super last semi-final today 20:20 on ntv so in live on central television. well, let's start, of course, with the main thing on wednesday, vladimir putin maintained martial law in four constituent entities of the russian federation donetsk luhansk recen

another sanctions for iran the european union unreasonably considered that tehran was supplying moscow with attack drones opinions of the parties and another double standard. the west was studied by mikhail chabanenko. in the sky, the planes, ahead of their time, are celebrated by the heroes of tupolev and the jubilee of the room for passengers occupies a huge area about 40 m long. the ukrainian military at night delivered a barbaric cynical blow to the colony with civilians who tried to leave the dangerous territory in the kherson region. people were traveling along a pontoon crossing, the authorities of the region reported two journalists of a television and radio company from four dead middle colleagues. tavria film crew was in the car 13 people were injured among them. there are children no military cargo. military personnel were not transported along this crossing and are not used by kiev anti-throwers used missiles with cluster charges, which were fired from american installations of highmores in total, nationalists launched about 12 missiles, some of them shot down air defense f

in iran, hundreds of people rallied at tehran's international airport wednesday evening to cheer the return of elnaz rekabi, a female rock climber who drew international headlines when she joined a competition in south korea without wearing a head scarf. on sunday, the 33-year-old climber wore her hair in a ponytail, covered partially by a head band, in violation of iran's strict dress code, during a climb at the international federation of sport climbing's asian championships in seoul. there were conflicting reports in iranian media about whether rekabi will now face arrest. she said in an interview with a and iran-run news agency wednesday evening that she'd unintentionally forgotten her hijab. >> the struggle i have with wearing my shoes and preparing my gear maybe forget about the proper hijab should have had. amy: many of rekabi's supporters believe her statement was coerced. this comes as mass protests in iran have entered their second month, sparked by the death last month of 22-year-old mahsa amini while in the custody of iran's so-called morality police. after headlines, we'

well over a powerful expansion in the middle east by essentially cutting the shiite corridor from tehran to the mediterranean sea they took advantage of the circumstances they took advantage of the arab spring and hmm famous famous uh 11 leaders of the islamic revolution guards corps uh to kill the americans an american of suleimani and who do you remember, well, it always means er-er sp- whose portrait is constantly coming up in akroisiy, he shows him everywhere, even on the rostrum of the united nations organization, he showed him, well, obviously, he remembers him as a memory, he is just right was one of those who, back in the 12th year, speaking in front of the representatives of the command staff of their nkvd, or this particular corps, he said that incredible opportunities for communication with the arab spring are opening up before us, that is, finally, what what we waited there for a long time and we can really work with our islamic values ​​in the arab world and they tried to do it and how strange it is that the united states of america obama helped him in this, that is, they bl

brussels lifted sanctions against tehran for allegedly providing military support from russia , the head announced this. charles michel officials decided to freeze the assets of three individuals and one legal entity responsible for the supply of unmanned aerial vehicles. dmitry polyansky, deputy representative of russia to the un, declared that the accusation against tehran was unfounded, he stressed that russia in the conflict in ukraine uses only drones of its own production, and the investigation that the un secretariat is going to conduct will be illegal, since the department does not have the appropriate powers , polyansky added, that, even if the investigation begins, moscow will reassess relations with the un secretariat the goal of our western colleagues is clear, they are trying to hit two targets at once to put pressure on russia and iran using a far-fetched pretext. they are trying to divert the attention of the international community from their own involvement in the ukrainian conflict. you have all seen the message about the transfer of western weapons, which allows them t

as for the iranians, tehran is denying supplying these drones to russia. >> they are moscow's new trump card on its war on ukraine. iranian drones used to target cities such as kyiv. and can cause devastation where they strike, according to the u.s. iran has delivered 1009 reusable drones to russia since late august. for ukraine's president, it is a sign moscow is despera. >> we must remembethe very fact of russia's appealed to iran for assistance is the kremlin's recognition of its military and political bankruptcy. for decades, they have spent billions of dollars on their military industrial complex. in the end, ved that simple drones and missiles. reporter: russia has been tightlipped on any logistical support from tehran, wle i ran's foreign ministry calls the -- calls them politically motivated and says its stance on ukraine was neutral. >> as it is said, the islamic republic of iran is not on any side of the war between russia and ukraine. the islamic republic of iran has not exported rapine's -- weapons in this conflict. reporter: the u.s. has warned iran it would impose further

in iran, hundreds of people rallied at tehran's international airport wednesday evening to cheer the return of elnaz rekabi, a female rock climber who drew international headlines when she joined a competition in south korea without wearing a head scarf. on sunday, the 33-year-old climber wore her hair in a ponytail, covered partially by a head band, in violation of iran's strict dress code, during a climb at the international federation of sport climbing's asian championships in seoul. there were conflicting reports in iranian media about whether rekabi will now face arrest. she said in an interview with a and iran-run news agency wednesday evening that she'd unintentionally forgotten her hijab. >> the struggle i have with wearing my shoes and preparing my gear maybe forget about the proper hijab should have had. amy: many of rekabi's supporters believe her statement was coerced. this comes as mass protests in iran have entered their second month, sparked by the death last month of 22-year-old mahsa amini while in the custody of iran's so-called morality police. after headlines, we'

this is tehran in may. this is tehran this week.r iranian women. but more and more women are ignoring that. something that was unthinkable weeks ago. and every night, people still open their windows and chant "death to the dictator." a message they aim at the iranian supreme leader. these protests were sparked by the death of mahsa amini, who was 22. she is buried in the north—west of iran in saqez. and with wednesday marking a0 days since her death, security forces tried to block access to the city, it did not work. i have never been as hopeful as i am today. woman, life, freedom. and all of these protests and acts of defiance come at a cost. videos on social media, verified by the bbc, show people being beaten by security officials. here we see women without headscarves defying police. in this video, security forces gathered at a girls school in tehran on monday. one of them shouts, "we have permission, beat them, beat them all." nationwide, one human rights group estimates more than 13,000 people have been arrested and that at le

i'm not very fond of playing in tehran right now, because, um, it's kind of difficult to-- you know, for getting permissions, things like that, and i don't think it's time for music. it's time for musicians to be a part of the population and be there with them. uh, living in iran, there is no choice, but, um, becoming political. it's nice to be here at this moment, especially now that we're experiencing these social changes, i hope for the good. sometimes it's hard to see that, because young people are involved in it, and they sacrifice a lot, and sometimes they sacrifice their lives. the whole society wants to change what they have, and how this change takes place is very important. i want to live here while it happens. i want to be a part of it. [kamancheh playing] [tombak playing] can you cut the rigger and--and-- >> do you have a pre-show ritual? something that you normally do, or... >> not really. try to, um, talk less. try to think of nothing and--and just make my mind really blank. [laughs] as much as that's possible. >> do you have a prayer? do you have...? >> prayer, yes i h