mahsa is detained and taken to a police station in tehran., mahsa complains about something to a female police officer. this cctv footage 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 disperse 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 eyewitnesses have told him the morality police beat mahsa up in the van. despite threats and intimidation by the security forces, mahsa's father refuses to remain silent and 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

it wants to hide its own secret nuclear maneuvers, which it is currently deploying with by iran, tehran is not just handing over its drones to moscow, what secrets are the leaders of two nuclear totalitarian countries hiding? artem kulya found out. the union of the world-rejected sanctions against russia against iran is already pushing them to cooperate. movement that they are threatened by israel, they will cooperate more closely, only we will cooperate more closely with ukraine and how will this affect the war in ukraine, i congratulate artem kulya and this is facts this week, today i will tell you about the dangerous game of tehran, which it started in cooperation with moscow, and it is not only about iranian drones with which the russians attack ukrainian cities, the question of what in return received wounds from russia, sometimes non-nuclear technologies, subscribe to our youtube to stay informed primitive wings, plastic housing and cheap microcircuits this drone was hunted by ukrainian anti-aircraft fighters in the black sea near the coast of odessa, as we can see, its damage occ

ukraine says tehran has yet to come clean on the full extent of its involvement in the conflict.he un urges elon musk to ensure twitter respects human rights as concerns grow about the platform spreading more hate speech since his takeover. and singer and rapper aaron carter is found dead at his home in california. hello and welcome to bbc news. the crucial us midterm elections, which will decide who controls congress, are just a couple of days away and president biden and former president obama have taken to the stage together at a campaign rally in pennsylvania. mr biden urged the cheering crowd in his home state to back the democrats�* john fetterman for the senate. he said the elections would shape the country for decades to come. this isn't a referendum this year, it's a choice — a choice between two vastly different visions of america. vastly different. maybe it's in our blood, butjohn and i believe that all — it's all about fighting for working and middle—class people. the way i've said from the beginning of my — my objective when i ran for president was to build an econom

ukraine says tehran has yet to come clean in the full extent of the conflict.tre on the south coast of england was motivated by extreme right—wing ideology — and met the threshold for a terror incident. 66 year old andrew leak carried out the attack at the site in dover last sunday — two members of staff were left with minor injuries. he is believed to have later taken his own life. jon donnison reports. an act of terror — this is the moment andrew leak threw one of up to three makeshift firebombs in a drive—by attack on a migrant processing centre in dover last sunday. today, police said leak was motivated by terrorist ideology. in a statement, tim jacques, the senior national coordinator for counterterrorism policing, said... the suspect, andrew leak, is thought to have taken his own life shortly after the attack, which police say was likely motivated by extreme—right beliefs. it led to around 700 migrants being transferred from the dover processing centre to this one at manston, which was already overcrowded. the home secretary flew into manston on thursday

what is the connection between moscow and tehran? we see contacts. we see that some people go there. we see it above our heads. all kinds of flying things and they will also say flying missiles, how long-term is this alliance, how reliable is it, how important is it for both sides, iran and russia, well, for russia, it is really important. there we see that iran, which has been there for more than 30 years under sanctions, make your own program, well, he is making a nuclear program , he is making a program of drones, drones , ballistic missiles, that is, he managed somehow , the russians could not, the iranians were able to, it is really interesting, the russians are interested in buying, but when skanis said that, well, i will tell you the information that it cost the russians 140 million euros in cash, honestly, i have certain doubts, well, 140 million euros in cash, because it’s like in a cheap action movie of the 80s, yes, ours is on videotapes, when they meet, two sides somewhere, i don’t know, in the dark, there, i don’t know, on dark streets w

evgeny, i have a question for you, such a change in rhetoric on the part of tehran.icate that it is being pressured? i do not think that the guarantor is being pressured. i think that tehran is creating opportunities for itself. certain military-political and diplomatic maneuvers, because last week there was also information that tehran was ready to help saudi arabia and a red flag was raised over one of the leading mosques, and the flag of revenge was raised. as winnie-the-pooh said, zhuzhu should not be it's just the truth and we must not forget that the islamic republic of iran is, well, it is primarily shiites, and the majority of muslims are primarily sunnis, and the competition in this context can sometimes be even stronger than that of muslims, jews, well, it is in the context various middle eastern confrontations, i don't believe tehran's official position, i'll explain why, remember how they destroyed ukrainian passenger liners in january 20, and what happened after that, and we didn't do it, and it's not up to us, and it's not our competence, and we won't a

a tehran court hands down the first death sentence in connection with the continuing protests in iranover the death in custody of 22—year—old mahsa amini. political recriminations over the us midterms, after the republican party's predicted success fails to materialise and the democrats hold the us senate. big ben strikes the hour two minute silence observed king charles leads a two minute silence to mark remembrance sunday in the uk. the turkish government has said the person who left a bomb that exploded on a busy istanbul street on sunday has been arrested. at least six people were killed and more than 80 others injured. the blast happened in the centre of the city. the turkish government says the incident was thought to be an act of terrorism, carried out by a woman. turkey's president erdogan has condemned it as a vile attack. our senior international correspondent orla guerin sent this report. explosion. sunday afternoon shoppers running for their lives. this was istiklal street, right after the blast. it's the very heart of istanbul. sirens. as the casualties were rushed away,

ukraine says tehran has yet to come clean on the full extent of its involvement in the conflict. british police say extreme right—wing terrorist ideology was behind the firebombing of a migrant processing centre in the south—east of england. as world leaders gather in egypt for cop27, can they prevent geopolitical issues from casting a shadow over tackling climate change? and the 34—year—old singer and rapper aaron carter has been found dead at his home in california. hello and welcome to the programme. the crucial us midterm elections, which will decide who controls congress, are just days away and president biden and barack obama have taken to the stage together at a campaign rally in pennsylvania. mr biden urged the cheering crowd in his home state to back the democrats�* john fetterman for the senate. he said the elections would shape the country for decades to come. this is not a referendum this year. it's a choice. a choice between two vastly different visions of america. vastly different. maybe it's in our blood butjohn and i believe all, it's all about fighting for workin

, what he could bring in relation to this plane, the fact is that these are the features that the tehranell, iranian planes with the tehran- moscow route are already regular and, let's say, with great probability on these planes, er, well , the same swindlers were already transporting somewhere around 136. that is , where are the overturns? for example, ballistic missiles, well, it's quite difficult, but it's quite possible, let's say so. moreover, in november, according to the statement of the head of the new intelligence department of the ministry of defense of ukraine, bohdanova, the russian federation will most likely start using specifically iranian missiles, and well, in view of everything , that is, it is necessary to understand that this is a ballistic missile and well, let's say this at the time regarding the number and for understanding a-a in the 18th year of israel, well, there was information from israel that a-a its time, tehran handed over hundreds of rockets to fizbola according to the text of the tenths , that is, we must understand that tehran could very well sell to mo

when the tripartite summit was held in tehran, where putin was, where the president of turkey was, and i, of course , the leadership of iran after that, just then, and after some time, iranian drones appeared on the fronts of the e-e, they simply signed him m-m in russia as cyrillic er and and and and and it kind of confuses everyone and everyone does not understand that it is an iranian-made drone, and such goings-on actually puts it on the side of the conflict . the damage caused to us by iranian production of drones , they are huge. russia directed these drones mainly against civilian objects. so this means that these are war crimes and iran has become an accomplice in what war crimes is it trying to do all this one way or another, meanwhile, this drone is 100% iranian-made, other countries do not produce it, it appeared recently on the fronts, and the shelling of kyiv and other cities began relatively recently, that is, already when the war was going on, and this does not confirm that iran deliberately went to support moscow. it is obvious that in exchange for what they can be, thi

tehran i mean iran, and according to the latest information, it seems that the secretary of the russianit of new drones that will fly over our heads. yes, i think that this is just a speech of prolonged rockets that, as far as i understand, have not yet arrived in the russian federation, and i think that your wounds are now big. several important events took place, firstly, israel destroyed the next batch of drones that should have been delivered to the russian federation, let's analyze it all in syria, secondly, israel handed over some quantities i gave information to the sitting states about these same drones, and judging by the rhetoric of iran, which continues to assure me that it was supplied to me, and then they tell me that it was supplied until february 24, but that it did not give permission to use it in ukraine . i'm going to open the door to the full, i won't decide. well, what time , that is, we have a sanction . don't become a participant of flint and you can now at the last moment and decided to download to do with the russians will not deliver a missile, they will not del

connections are serious, they are temporary, there is a connection between moscow and tehran, we seewe see that some people go there, we see above our heads, we see all kinds of flying things and there will be flying missiles, how long-term is this alliance, how reliable is it, how important is it for both sides, iran and russia, well, for russia, it really is important. there we see that iran, which has been there for more than 30 years under the sanctions, was able to make its m.m. program, well, it is making a nuclear program. the russians couldn't, the iranians were able to. it's really interesting, the russians are interested in buying, but when scania said that, well, i'll tell you the information that it cost the russians 140 million euros in cash, honestly, i have some doubts, well, 140 million euros in cash, because it's like in a cheap action movie of the 80s, yes, our on video tapes , when they meet, two sides somewhere, i don’t know, in the dark, there, i don’t know, on dark streets, well, with him , sprinyos shows him, he takes them there, sakuya says bags in, ticks in a

this is the main thing in bilateral relations, the delegation of the belarusian government in tehranevision was broadcasting live from behind the airport, as well as a welcoming ceremony in accordance with all the rules of protocol with the national anthems of the two countries. our countries have always supported each other in the international arena. the un movement is not joining the sco and has always been for sovereignty, not interference in internal affairs and a multipolar world at an official meeting with the belarusian first vice president. the prime minister will say the purpose of the visit is to reach agreement on a draft road map for 23-26 years. such a task was set by the presidents of the two countries at a meeting in samarkand. the project is an algorithm for the development of trade, the inflow of investments and the activation of contacts at all levels. our interaction is set by our leaders, the presidents of the islamic republic of iran and republic of belarus, their regular meetings and iron will give the necessary impetus to a constructive dialogue at all levels,

is now supplying russia with blackbirds and shahedis for strikes against ukraine is the need for tehran to have russia as a partner in syria, where russian troops have also been present since 2015 and together iranians and russians support the regime, your rasada is now to lebanon there iran supports hezbollah, the lebanese group is a paramilitary group of the lebanese shaghites. and many say that the members of the group have greater loyalty to iran than to their own lebanese state, hezbollah, which is headed by sayet hasan. nasrala is important for iran because, firstly, it considers israel to be its enemy and in some places fires at israeli territory, and secondly, militants are present in syria and also support the syrian regime in the civil war in that country in the palestinian territories, iran supports the community movement that controls the gaza strip and iran also supports the shiite majority in the persian gulf island of bahrain, where the ruling sunni monarchy is loyal to iran's longtime rival saudi arabia. in neighboring iraq, iran is on the side of the government which re

russia has a special relationship with tehran., in turn, controls two radical organizations, one of which is located in israel in the palestinian authority in the gas sector and fires missiles at israel, the other is located in lebanon, and i can also attack israel with rockets, that is, they suddenly became very dependent on russia more than on the soviet union. weapons against israel, as it was there during these great wars, but he did not fight. israel could hope that he would defeat the egyptian, jordanian , syrian army. it was winning now. make it worse that this is simply necessary the reason that if the sky is closed sooner or later these drones will appear there, why are they testing ballistic missiles early and what is happening today in our country will happen tomorrow in tel aviv, well, it's real, no, no, he was one of the first to understand this reality . he decided that he needed a special relationship with putin to solve this problem strategically, it's not his personal approach, the late prime minister of japan bel

during the past few months of protest, tehran says those reports are baseless. more than $220.00 members of the iranian parliament have asked the countries course to punish those responsible for the protest. however, the lawmakers have denied making any calls for mass executions. tehran has also slammed, would it cause unsubstantiated claims on social media where some activists are condemning alleged crimes against humanity while calling for iranian officials to be held accountable. and american democratic congresswoman has also weighed in with her criticism of tehran and despite some previously violent crackdowns on protesters in several western countries. some european officials now claim that a ron's handling of its rioters is somehow out of line. something unprecedented is happening. the grand children of the revolution are carrying out a revolution and devouring it. the e. u strongly condemned the unacceptable violent crackdown of protesters. we stand with the iranian people in support, their right to protest peacefully and voiced their demands and views fr

here is more from tehran.ter: the iraqi prime minister will be traveling to tehran on tuesday at the invitation of the reigning president. this will be the first visit by the newly appointed iraqi prime minister since he took office at the end of october. at the top of the agenda will certainly be increasing the cooperation between the two countries and also border security will be significant and part of the discussion because iran shares roughly 1500 kilometers border with iraq. there's also the issue of kurdish separatist groups operating in the kurdish region of northern iraq. according to the iranian foreign minister, iranian officials have identified at least 76 what they believe to be anti-revolutionary centers that they claim or smuggling weapons into iran. the revolutionary guard has carried out at least two drone strikes in that region of a rack over the past few weeks and they have warned the iraqi government that they need to disarm these groups. we believe this will be a significant part of the di

this announcement is saying that 1000 protesters that have been arrested in tehran alone across thesess trials stop they have been charged with things like acts of sabotage, some for murdering, allegedly murdering security forces, and throughout these last few weeks they have been painted as agents of western powers, of israel, the country wasn't �*s enemies because the government has been trying to paint these protests as very much lost to dissent by this enemy. now, there have been trials that have happened so far, there have happened so far, there have been about five people that were tried this weekend in a revolutionary court in tehran according to state media, but this announcement that they were going to be so many that are charged and tried so quickly and in such a public manner is certainly sending a message. in fact, we do have a recording from a mother whose son, 22 years old, was tried over the weekend. she says he has already in his first instance appearance in court been sentenced to death. it is something that the government has responded and denied but it is worth list

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

be, moreover, talk about the fact that these protests also take place in the border areas and in tehranso again, the guardians of the revolution , together with other conservatives, will not allow the reformer to lead or develop this situation, and those people protesting who are they in the majority from the majority of students er activists er understand that in reality there is an opposition in the early ones also there is some er democratic system there are people who vote together for four years elect the president is that the presidents all come from the military or from the legal er religious structures are different, but de jure democracy is the possibility of a person to express his will, and this is another thing that does not turn such protests into something effective. but are these protests similar to those of previous years, or are they different uh, we don't see that, uh, we we see the development in a slightly different direction. over the last year, that is, before august 2025, to be more precise, what did we think was possible and the wound is moving in the direction o

yevhen i have a question for you, such a change in rhetoric on the part of tehran.hat can this indicate that it is being pressured? i do not think that you are the guarantor . about the fact that they are ready for tehran to take revenge on saudi arabia and a red flag was raised over one of the leading mosques, the flag of revenge is the same. as winnie-the-pooh said to zhuzhu, it must not be just the truth and we must not forget that the islamic republic of iran is, well, first of all whose shiites and the majority of muslims are primarily sunnis and the competition in this context can sometimes be even stronger than that of muslims and jews, well, this is in the context of various confrontations in the middle east, i do not believe the official position of tehran, i will explain why remember how in january of the 20th year they destroyed and destroyed the ukrainian passenger liner and what happened after that and we didn't do it and it's not up to us and it's not our competence and we won't apologize and many other things that's why i think they have no faith and

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

in terms of street trade, tehran reminds me very much of moscow in the 90s.he name samsung, lg, there, sony world, this is all completely unofficial, of course , no samsung. but the iranian market is not present here, too, there is dust - it's not an obybas. how about adidas, but not adidas and local ones. who wants to wear these brands, eh, they know where to buy in this sense, it's similar to russia, and i think that it will continue to be similar and wounds - it's 804 million theocratic the state in the game of the country is not a chosen spiritual leader, but an atoll, but the law of islamic legal law. a reform was opened universities were opened schools were opened agrarian reform well in 1979 there was a revolution the authorities came strictly religious people naturally such a form of government implies a lot of restrictions and prohibitions many diplomats of western culture were expelled from iran. women were deprived of many rights and offended. islam never called on a woman to forcefully wear a predator. it is a voluntary decision of every woman, ev

such a step was tehran's tough response to the american-european resolution freezing rain and ice in moscow cyclones massive traffic accidents in kamchatka and frosts down to -35 in yakutia what surprises are in store weather and what are motorists preparing for? innovative developments by russian surgeons of a drug that contains the human gene and is able to restore bones about how it works and what is unique in the report of our correspondent in the middle of the hour at the baltic shipyard, in st. petersburg, in a couple of hours, a nuclear icebreaker will be solemnly launched into the water. yakutia is one of the five multi-purpose ships that are being built by order of rosatom in 2025. the ship will go to the arctic, where it will go on a year-round route in vladimir putin will attend today's ceremony via video link, but now the coffee shop is joining our correspondent dmitry akimov dmitry i welcome the launching, of course, it is an important, but an intermediate stage. so what's going to happen with this garbage. yes daria hello, but flushing is certainly such a symbolic stage

we'll see if kyiv does provide that evidence to tehran. and what the steps would be. there are consequences for tehran in this, of course, the united states, other states allies have said they will continue with sanctions if iran continues to provide weapons. >> salma abdelaziz reporting live from kyiv. thank you so much, salma. >>> up next, cnn is hitting the road in arizona to speak with voters about the midterm elections, and some of them say they will not trust the outcome of the election. we'll explain why, next. ♪it takes two to make a thing go right♪ ♪it takes two to make it outta sight♪ ♪it takes two to make a thing go right♪ ♪it takes two to make it outta sight♪ ♪one, two, get loose now!♪ ♪it takes two to make a- it takes two to make a-♪ ♪it takes two to make a- it takes two to make a-♪ ♪it takes two to make a- it takes two to make a-♪ get double rewards points this fall. book now at bestwestern.com. my name is wendy, i'm 51 years old, and i'm a hospital administrator. when i talk to patients you can just see from here up when you're wearing a mask. and i hav

the niece of iran's supreme leader calls on all foreign governments to cut ties with tehran as humanights groups say at least a50 people have been killed by security forces. and the british singer dua lipa says she's honoured to receive albanian citizenship in a ceremony hosted by the president in tirana. protests in china against the government's strict covid measures have intensified, with some of those taking part openly calling for the country's leader, xijinping, to stand down. these recent demonstrations have been prompted by a deadly fire in the western region of xinjiang last week. it's thought rescue efforts were hindered by coronavirus restrictions — a claim the authorities have rejected. many demonstrators have been holding up blank banners as a mark of protest. they gathered in the streets of some of the biggest cities, including shanghai, wuhan and beijing. from there, stephen mcdonell reports chanting. it's not unusual to see acts of defiance in china, but this was something different. a crowd of protesters in shanghai chanted, calling for the country's leader, xijinpin

geraniums, entered the country from within the fall, despite the numerous objections of moscow and tehrant russia is fighting against ukraine with iranian weapons. it is already a proven fact, and in october it became known that the regime and yatolei khamenei is preparing to hand over to the kremlin fateh 110 short- and medium-range ballistic missiles from alphagar capable of hitting targets at a distance of up to 700 km. against the background of reports, ukraine urgently turned to israel was asked to provide anti-aircraft and anti-missile defense systems, although the answer was negative, heaven is on the side of the ukrainian people. but i don’t see us as suppliers of weapons and military equipment, and in a few weeks, all the cards were mixed up. extraordinary parliamentary elections were held for them with a minimal margin, but benjamin’s bloc won netanyahu is most likely to lead the new israeli government, the western world is beginning to realize the value of israel as a security buffer, we protect everyone from the multitude of islamic radicals but too much of the iranian regime

i am comparing tehran with 43 during the second world war, and i am comparing your victory at khersonr has not yet come. the second front has not yet opened, and already in the 43rd year tehran they talked about what the world would look like after the defeat of fascist germany, so i think these topics will be discussed in indonesia, while the survey and preparation for putin's period of development of the entire planet is going on . in points and it is more likely that everything happens in different ways on other platforms, including the tour that you are talking about now. about the uh fateful ones, the brown one is on this very account. how come you shouldn’t have worried and i said this regularly on the air of different ukrainian channels about don’t dramatize the situation about the elections with yaseniu in the states and how do you see the results of these elections personally when they confirmed that there is no result of the united elections, here they are at the same level as they remained, and they will be more than that, personally, it was confirmed that they lost everyth

support for ukraine and russia gave it samples of western weapons early in the seizure of ukraine now tehranmay try to copy them they fear analysts understand how iran turned into a supplier of weapons for the war against ukraine. russia announced that it surrenders kherson and leaves the right bank of the dnieper, and also wants peace talks taking into account current realities. the announcement of retreat was made when the commanders of russian troops in ukraine serhiy syrovikin reported to the minister of defense serhiy that his about the successes, and at the end announced that the russian army was forced to leave kherson, which he agreed to and gave the command in moscow, clarifying that its troops would occupy defensive positions prepared in advance border on the left bank and for a long time experts and analysts have warned that the russian army has no chance of retaining control over kherson, but the loss of the city will be a painful blow to the russian government and to the personal reputation of vladimir putin. let's look at moscow's reaction from the russian capital. authorities

this is where most likely russia had leverage or, let's say, arguments for persuading the official tehranank you for the conversation, i was in touch director of the security studies program ukrainian prisma anna shelest thank you more than 1,500 new graves were discovered in mariupol this is evidenced by satellite images of maksar according to the ukrainian authorities during the fighting in the city at least 25,000 people died, 5-7 thousand of them died under the rubble as a result of the bombing of buildings the bbc collected the stories of survivors about the loss and pain of suicide attempts and life under shelling, they told the correspondence of hillary anderson, we warn you that the following footage may shock artem saw what the children should not see he was in the mariupol drama theater during the russian shelling. his two-year-old sister was under the rubble and nastya was silent and what are we doing stupidly, how are you supposed to perceive all this horror when you are only six years old ? shelling, now there is devastation all spring, the city was under siege, completely cu

fair information attacks on tehran due to the fact that it supplies weapons to russia, supplies dronesia, and after the justification that should have been given in the iranian ministry of foreign affairs, there is a high probability that ballistic missiles of the class land and drones are more deadly tehran will give moscow jewelry very big because there are people in the leadership and games well, i don't want to be called iran because a strong iran is an islamic republic eh they are interested in chances you are nobody no one noticed

and housing construction the delegation of the belarusian government in the middle east tour first tehranthe damascus route despite the logistical financial difficulties, our countries continue to look for ways to develop cooperation, belarus is ready to promote new economic projects in the middle east in negotiations and decisions svetlana luk. negotiations in the middle east started yesterday a business forum was held in tehran and discussed joint projects and a roadmap up to 26 years sanctions pressure on belarus and iran are forced to quickly reorganize the development of cooperation was discussed with the president of the islamic republic. in particular, the transit of our goods along the international corridor north, south, after all, as noted by roman golovchenko, belarus exports 60% of its goods and services in a vital way to rebuild our transport particles. this successfully cooperate with the words of the outcome of mr. president. i would like to emphasize that we it turns out fruitfully and constructively working on the creation of a new frame of belarus have appointments. iran

. >> the american embassy in tehran is in the hands of muslim students tonight.ech by ayatollah khomeini, they stormed the embassy, overpowered them and took dozens of american hostages. >> the iranians burned the united states flag and denounced the u.s. government saying they would stay until the u.s. sends the deposed shah back to iran. >> what i remember, this was the second day, was that the provisional government of dr. bosergon, the prime minister, which was essentially the people we dealt with had resigned. at that point i remember thinking we are definitely in the soup because there was no one to talk to. there was no government for our government to talk to. >> in tehran it is tuesday morning. the hostages at the american embassy, more than 60 of them, have spent another night, their ninth as prisoners of the iranian captors. and today president carter made his first public response to their ordeal. >> i am ordering that we discontinue purchasing of any oil from iran for delivery to this country. >> high administration officials believe that through tod

negotiations in the middle east started the day before in tehran, and a business forum discussed jointjects and a roadmap until 26. sanctions pressure on belarus and iran are forcing them to quickly reorganize the development of cooperation . in particular, the transit of our goods along the international corridor north, south, because, as roman golovchenko noted, belarus exports 60% of its goods and services, it is vital to rebuild our transport political chains, so we can successfully cooperate with the words of mr. president, i want to emphasize that we are working very closely fruitfully and constructively on the creation. well, just belarusian goods and have a destination iran showed at the permanent exhibition business is interested in discovering new areas of cooperation. there are already agreements on launching the production of oxygen supply devices in belarus. now is the time to fill the markets with missing goods. the economy under the sanctions was also discussed at the talks in damascus, belarus continues to take an active position aimed at supporting the sovereignty of s

a tehran court hands down the first death sentence, in connection with the continuing protests in iran, over the death in custody of 22—year—old mahsa amini. political recriminations over the us midterms after the republican party's addict excess says fails to materialise and the democrats hold the us senate. king charles leads a two—minute silence to mark remembrance sunday in the uk. from turkey the state—run news agency is quoting the interior minister, who says police have arrested a suspect connection with an explosion in the city of istanbul, which has killed at least six people as injured more than 80. it happened in the busy street in the centre of the city, the turkish government says the incident was thought to be an act of terrorism carried out by a woman. turkey's president erdogan has condemned it, as "a vile attack". our senior international correspondent, orla guerin, sent this report. explosion. sunday afternoon shoppers running for their lives. this was istiklal street, right after the blast. it's the very heart of istanbul. sirens. as the casualties were rushed away,

this is reza aslan, born in tehran. in the 1970s, reza moved as a child to the united states, to the bay area in california, where he grew up in the years following the iranian revolution, the hostage crisis, years in which, you know, even revealing that, well, an iranian-american was, uh, revelation that, you know, carried some weight with it after earning degrees from clara university, harvard divinity school, the university of iowa writers workshop, and ultimately a ph.d. from university of california at santa barbara, reza presently serves as a professor of creative writing at the university of california, riverside. he's a prolific author whose books, i think are known to many of us, which include no god, god. 25 how to win a cosmic war, a book about fundamentalism. and 2009 zealot, a book about jesus and god, a sort of history of human religion published in 2017. he's a frequent commentator in diverse media, appearing regularly on a variety television and radio programs across the world. as such, his voice has bec

i am ready to offer something new, this was discussed at a business forum in tehran, the chambers ofindustry of the two countries signed and a new cooperation agreement was signed in the last century, and we have now invited the iranians to minsk with a presentation of their ports and an exhibition of goods, both cooperation with belarus and yes, and i think that thanks to direct communication, in the near future we will be waiting for a delegation of business from iran in our country. this year, for 9 months with iran, we traded 63.5 million dollars, an increase almost tripled from january september of the twenty-first year. in comparison, but for comparison, last year the turnover for the whole year was a little more than thirty million . will speak here in tehran and tomorrow the scheduled talks of our delegations with the president of the islamic republic. they start at exactly 7:00 am local time. well, then visiting a number of enterprises of the pharmaceutical industry and biotechnology svetlana lukinyuk. alexei young man agency or news early. belarusian humanitarian cargo deli

well, there were no anti -state sentiments in tehran, and if there is.i watched this match live, and then i scored the first goal yach traveled by two, scoring for iran, and then mcgrade scored a goal at the end of the match. prestige is worth remembering that there was no tournament motivation in that match. yugoslavia, germany , secured the first two places in advance, and these teams played for prestige for the most part, but we managed to play for peace in principle, now there is a sports connotation, er, this will be an incentive for both teams, and i do not rule out some skirmishes here, i would not like to, on the contrary, i would like to avoid this and that peace should be the first place and let's remember the words that were later mentioned by the fifa press officer and the chief referee of this match. there were twice as many photographers as usual, and political reporters were also added. everyone at the stadium knew that he had witnessed a historic moment, it was amazing and i understood that today something very special happens a photo wit

to cooperate with an investigation into traces of uranium found at three undeclared sites, claims tehranas long dismissed. the united nations watchdog has also criticized tehran for barring access, especially since surveillance was removed five months ago. the development have thrown another wrench in efforts to revive the nuclear deal which eased sanctions on iran in exchange for a curbing its nuclear plants -- nuclear plans. >> the reason the negotiations did not come to a end and related parties cannot resume and implementation of the deal is obviously because the u.s. lacks political will. >> iran's enrichment activities have since pressed forward. 60% purity is just one technical stepchild of weapons grade level 90%. mark: earlier this month, one of the world's biggest cryptocurrency exchanges collapsed. now ftx is appearing in court for the first time. kate: we have seen them in bankruptcy court in the u.s. state of delaware, basically to establish what kind of funds remain and which predators may be able to get their hands on that money. lawyers for the new management of ftx said

there are special services in tehran. even prepared the government. which called on the people to oppose mohamed. masadek allocated 19 million dollars for the revolution, then it was incredible money commanded the operation, the american general schwarzkop, on august 9, 1953, at the direction of the termite roosevelt, his agents took a number of active measures in order to bring the people to the streets and squares of tehran for this group of bribed artists played a performance in the center of the iranian capital, tehranians, eager for free spectacles, gathered in the square when their number reached several tens of thousands . the cia will provoke mass riots with hundreds of victims. and now the crowd is going to seize the authorities. the special squad will be arrested by the premiere very soon, the fugitive shah tire will return to the country. he will also repeal the law on the nationalization of foreign oil companies, a number of cia actions are frankly criminal in nature, we are talking about coup d'état, the elimination of objectionable natio

president zelensky has called on tehran to come clean about the extent of its involvement in the conflict. police say the firebombing ofan immigration centre in dover, in south east england, was the result ofan act of terrorism. authorities believe andrew leak, who is thought to have killed himself after the attack last sunday, was motivated by an extreme right—wing ideology. now on bbc news, the travel show. good girl! straight on! my name is lucy edwards and nine years ago, i lost my eyesight completely. since then, i've been on a mission to use social media to showjust because i'm blind doesn't mean i'm broken. how does a blind girl play tennis? how does a blind girl organise her wardrobe? how does a blind girl ride a motorbike? engine revs. i don't — my dad does. i'm going to get off this now because it's scary. african music plays. when i first lost my sight, it felt like my world had shrunk forever. but now, i'm embarking on a great big african adventure in kenya. with the help of my cane and a guide, i will tackle some challenging terrain... and you were using my cane, weren't you?

there are special services in tehran. even prepared the government.he exile, which called on the people to oppose mohammed masadek, was allocated 19 million dollars for the revolution, then it was incredible money commanded the operation, the american general schwarzkop on august 9, 53, at the direction of ceramite roosevelt, his agents took a number of active measures in order to bring the people to the streets and square of tehran for this, a group of bribed artists played a prank in the center of the iranian the performance of the capital, eager for free spectacles , tehranians gathered in the square, when their number reached several tens of thousands , the performance imperceptibly grew into an anti-government rally, when the police tried to disperse the rally agents. the cia will provoke mass riots with hundreds of victims. and now the crowd is coming to seize the authorities the special detachment will arrest the prime ministers and very soon the fugitive shah tire will return to the country his own man. he will also repeal the law on the natio