north khorasan are the main territory of the iranian cheetah, of course , one million hectares of turan national park, which is estimated to be 20 to 30 farms of the environmental protection organization with the aim of genetic conservation of the iranian cheetah, the captive reproduction of this animal species was carried out since 1380, and the result of this many-year effort was three cesarean cheetah cubs, which were born two times at the very beginning and were victorious on the same day. believing expert wildlife fans they say that reproduction in the wild cannot be done especially for species like the cheetah, the bicycle happened, an imaginary scientific achievement for the world, how many times a victory has ended, but the iranian cheetah generation continues, it is true that it was valued as a symbol that people paid attention to. they used to do it, but it didn't even play a significant role in preventing the extinction of the yus, and with the current situation , we can't really save my mother's seven collars in turan, and we recorded a good sign of installing a dynamic habi

cheetah lives in iran, semnan, north khorasan, kerman, isfahan, yazd, which had cheetahs, but now turan parkway in semnan and miandasht wildlife sanctuary , north khorasan , are considered the main territory of the iranian cheetah, the area of ​​one million hectares of the national park is estimated 20 to 30 organizations environmental protection, with the aim of saving the genetics of iranian yaks , initiated the breeding plan of this animal species in captivity since 1380. the result of this many-year effort was three yaks born by cesarean section, two born at the very beginning and the winner on the same day . experienced and many wildlife fans, experts believe that the document of reproduction in secret wildlife cannot be done for armed groups . the cycle happened in an imaginary scientific constant for the world . as a symbol, you and i pay attention to it they did, but even its survival did not play a significant role in preventing the extinction of the yus, and with the current situation, we can save the day. a good and god-protected day all over the shah , there are warehouses f

identified in the nature of the country , of which nine collars were found in the two habitats of turan and central iran. according to the deputy director of biological technology of the environmental protection organization, the preservation of this number of iranian cheetahs in the wild depends on the creation of special conditions . in general, we think that we have two male cheetah collars in central iran, which can be identified. the habitat is dynamic, we had three good family, this is very important, so we have the opportunity to save cheetahs in taber, provided that we can solve problems such as road accidents , which part of the device is actually the pressure, and also the protection of habitats outside of turan . as it was announced to your service, iran and pakistan are working together in the fight against narcotics. the report of this news is ready. bilateral cooperation in the fight against drugs they emphasized that pakistan is fully prepared for any cooperation with iran, especially in the field of combating drug trafficking . there is no doubt that this cooperation wil

beijing's growing influence in the region. alexandra buyers, al jazeera ali hush him has more from turan and beijing. the secretary of iran, the supreme national security council. and his counterparts from saudi arabia met over the past few days and they agreed on exchanging ambassadors between to her aunt andrea. this is a breakthrough. and this is big news in this region because on one side it's going to help this escalate the escalade, the tension and the other. it's kind of a result of for 2 years of meetings between delegations from iran and so that it, yeah, there was a mediation before and in baghdad that didn't really go a lot forward. and they went to small understandings. were right now there is a big agreement. the 2 countries are going back to 2 exchange ambassadors that have diplomatic ties and also they will put in action the 2001 security fact between them. that means no, none of none of them is going to interfere in any other countries interests and they will try to have good relations. how this is going to be reflected on the region. many say this is going to have yes, t

i wouldn't say that all issues are resolved. turan so its part denies wanting to develop nuclear weapons, but admits to some unintended fluctuations in enriching uranium. it's hoped that a diplomatic solution to this long running international wrangle may now be a step closer. or china's robert tan parliament, the national people's congress has begun its annual meeting in beijing. the outgoing premier says, china's armed forces should be prepared for combat, but he maintains by jing should also promote peaceful relations with ty, one which it claims as its own territory. the leadership has said a 5 percent economic growth target, one of the lowest in decades in the aftermath of the pandemic. delegates gather and beijing's great whole of the people for the biggest days in china's political calendar. it's more political pageant than policy setting parliament. the national people's congress largely serves to rubber stamp decisions already made behind closed doors. but she, jim ping and the communist party leadership. much of the n p. c will focus on communist ritual and slogans. however, ch

i wouldn't say that all issues are resolved turan so it's part denies wanting to develop nuclear weapons, but admits to some unintended fluctuations in enriching uranium. it's hoped that a diplomatic solution to this long running international wrangle may now be a step closer will go to the northern african nation of tunisia now, where tried. unions have staged a mass rally against an economic crisis and alleged government oppression. president kaiser years has ruled by decrease in suspending parliament 2 years ago, anger over rising leading costs as turned to unrest. in the past few weeks, police have arrested union leaders, journalists, and opposition politicians. thousands of demonstrators on the streets of tunis. they answered a call to rally by the country's largest labor union. and there are many reasons to protest, food and other necessities are scarce. unemployment and inflation or high. and now a crackdown on politicians and journalists ordered by president katie saeed, who had claimed those arrested were guilty of corruption. in one of these, critics say it's another step towar

secretary in the naiband region, fortunately, returned the part and the iranian zebra, which were in the turanion. crocodiles returned in sistan and baluchistan region by themselves the people are being managed as one of the endangered species of the country, it is supposed to be iranian yellow, which with the participation of the people in lorestan province , fortunately, in our period, arresting is happening in a suitable condition and registering information of more than 2,500 fuel cards in the search system for remaining works in fuel stations, the manager of the smart fuel system said that with the launch of this system, the remaining fuel cards in these stations will no longer be invalidated, and their owners will not need to register a request to issue a duplicate card. miad means that in fact, domestic production is not possible, and the high volume of requests for issuing duplicate fuel cards are the reasons that the officials of the ministry of oil proposed for the delay in issuing duplicate fuel cards . we have about 30,000 to 350,000 new requests per month. they said that people sh

our country has a lot of at least we are happy with you in this collection of turan collection and elsewhere in isfahan province in abbas abad region. it was actually pointed out one day . the head of the atomic energy organization gave an explanation regarding the news about the increase in the amount of sugar in iran, 84%, that it was a sample taken from the side of a lion, which you only took for a party , which cannot be seen with a microscope. peru was ordered to observe its richness and see that nothing of 60 the percentage is not excessive and the line is 60%. the mayor of tehran considered the maximum use of urban capacities to be one of the dimensions of generating assets. as an example , our daulat abad metro terminal should be built on the ground with about five stars. 59 hectares on the ground should be turned into a model town. there was support, the first was the provision of paper in the field of publishing and the press . it is different from one of these there is no price increase compared to last year. 20 days before nowruz , the minister of cultural heritage, tourism and h

this is turan. well, or so on, to convince me to leave the administration, so that they give me protection of the proposal , they understand that we understand that syria understands very well that he cannot deceive us. we have long experience with this deception. that being said, well your wife is a beauty and she is a colossal role yes plays in a number of humanitarian programs. and i saw how she adequately fought the disease, how she went out to people and how people met and how the people in the middle adore her. children. and at the same time, in your family and you, personal spouses are constantly threatened. constant assassination attempts, what is it like to live under this terrible pressure. this is a very important point to act on others, and they can affect him family children of friends, brothers were not. there's support between them between husband and wife. this could have a negative impact on the work of any of us. i am working. she work exchange of support in these situations, when

we have cheetahs in our country, i am very happy with at least two of them in this collection of turanlection and another place, my day in isfahan province in abbas abad region with a day that is actually soft and witness after years that fortunately chickens and announced in terms of the condition of this cheetah one or two years at a reasonable price the spokesperson of the government announced during the nowruz holidays, in addition to these journeys of the pathfinders of light, this year the journeys of the pathfinders of progress will be held to visit the achievements of our beloved country. bushehr reaches the operational stage, many projects on siraf will provide water to bushehr and different cities. executive vice president mr. raisi will visit bushehr tomorrow , a two-day trip, this province will be inaugurated . nomads the country produces 1 billion in sony by holding the first village conference in the media to provide more capacities of the national media for the economic and social progress and food security of the country to the villagers and nomads. for the first time ,

me kelly me was born in turan and zone. he lived in afghanistan since 2012. a family fled from afghanistan to run before she was born. all my life. why was it a few g somehow refugee and eat on a few eunice laquia and i didn't have this feeling of being in home very much with me. these experience, my return craft, honest on gave me a very unique her feeling of being in home cut amy studied at the film academy in bratislava where she earned her doctorate. but she wants to shoes and tell her stories right here in cobbled i wanted to be storyteller of my own people, especially women of afghanistan. i wanted to see in 1st hand, what is going on inside my country. ah, key 3 women are the center of her latest film. ah, the women, strangers, but they share a common destiny. hey, this is nebraska, but sammy that has the coverage because even i that i, mr. bishop of them are privileged or not all 3 of them. priscilla, the patriarchal structures in their country. this is the look into the daily lives of millions of afghan women ranita car. amy traveled throughout the c

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what's the view from turan well, since the beginning of the sanctions off of the united states sanctions on iran and mainly western sanctions on iran and later on and russia, both countries found that debt is big, many, many interests between them and that they can corporate on several layers, and that's why, as you just said from moscow, cooperating the economy li, politically dramatically even during the nuclear talks, there was very close called the nation between. ready iranian delegations and the russian dedications. however, in this meeting in this visit to russia, i said, i mean the will discuss many issues among them at the nuclear deal, a few hours before his departure to moscow. i sat with the 4 minutes. so there in your foreign minister, and this is what he had to tell me, that part of them on india, iranian parliament, there's now motion that the government shouldn't forever continue negotiating, bring all sides to their obligation. and the j. u. a ran deal. the iranian parliament believes that the room for dialogue won't remain open forever. and at the same time, there are b

it follow 7 years of tension after we had broke off ties with turan, the deal was broken by china and beijing this week. and he hush him has more from to rom. the context is there that the finding is a bit surprising at what in general, the whole region seemed to be welcoming this move mainly the arab countries and, and the region was welcoming the smooth because any think that and d escalating and that approach more between saudi arabia and iran will have its own impact on the whole region. columbia government and ellen rebels have agreed to start negotiating a truce. the breakthrough came during the 2nd round of peace talks and mexico city on friday, colombia as president gustavo petro, his vows to stop this. still, it is regulated in california, have shut down silicon valley bank amongst the 2nd largest failure of a bank in us history. the u. k. has agreed to pay france more than $5570000000.00 over the next 3 years. it's an attempt to count the number of asylum seekers crossing the english channel and boats. rescue teams have saved nearly 50 migrants found stranded in a boat off t

economy, falling the chinese broken agreement to restore diplomatic relations between saudi arabia and turan. how quickly in your mind, do you think we're going to see sadie ravia making significant investments and vice versa? i would say very quickly, iran is so of never and have been and would continue to be for hundreds of years. so i don't see any sh oh, that would prevent normalization of the relationship across investments. successful . the turning point in the region state of affairs was followed by saudi statement on the oil market. same, the country won't trade with those who impose any sort of price cap or other restrictions on commodities. if a price kept were to be imposed in saudi oil experts, we will not sell oil to any country that imposes surprise capron. our supply will reduce all production and i would not be surprised if others do the same. the statement came as us lawmakers introduced a bell that would allow lawsuits against oil companies and opec plus countries. according to the saudi energy minister, the practice would damage the market, creating and tolerable consequen

that is allie hush him for us in turan israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu is remaining defiant after us president joe biden urged him to abandon his plans to overhaul the judiciary. following the biggest protests in the nation's history, the yahoo has delight changes to the judicial system, but biden says the overhaul should be dropped altogether in a republic dispute between the 2 allies in yahoo city. israel went bound to international pressure like many songs, word, israel, i'm very concerned that they get this great. it cannot continued on the road and i go to made that clear. i hopeful, hopefully a prime minister will acting the way that he try to work out some genuine compromise with natasha. and i'm joins us now from west jerusalem and natasha. this is a real balancing act for joe biden. isn't, isn't it joe biden? and netanyahu, netanyahu was facing pressure from within his governing coalition member saying that he needs to fix this situation with the united states. he's facing pressure from the opposition and now facing pressure from the us administration. regarding net

preparing a resolution to condemn the iranian government, we heard from a professor at the university of turan who study conducting regime change is a key element of u. s. foreign policy. you see that the united states basically has a dual vision. looks at other companies as ryan or as enemies ended definition for an enemy's country. that is, you know, systematically independent of the not it says on major domestic or foreign policy with the united states. that is the definition of an emmy u. s. foreign policy perspective. client and in empire is 33. you see that you know, the history of united this relations with the rest of the world has been filled with these kind of this kind of mentality. the to take out the government that they have problem with. i think the u. s. government will know for another time that regime change is not going to work in 21st century. meanwhile, the biggest bank collapse since the 2008 financial crisis has happened in the u. s . after the california base silicon valley banks, unsuccessful attempt to quickly raise $2000000000.00 from investors, it set off a run on t

the answer is much less than we would ideally like. europe has also impose new sanctions on turan for its recent crackdowns on protesters. demonstrations in the country broke out last september, following the death of masa meanie after she was detained by the country's morality police for allegedly, failing to properly wear the mandatory the job of us as lonnie general director of the foreign news agencies. international department says the west of sanctions contradict their elected support of the iranian people. the united states has excessively use the sanctions against many countries, including iran. this excessive use from time to time has backfired because the most sanctions are supposed to change. sometimes a system somewhere or sometimes at least that behavior of that system. none of these let the goals have happened. v. iran. i can refer to 2 kinds of contradictions when it comes to rest. on the one on the one side, they're talking about the long talking to you wrong. but that the same time they are imposing sanctions, applying pressure against the country. this indicates econ

economy. falling the chinese brokered agreement to restore diplomatic relations between saudi arabia and turan. how quickly in your mind, do you think we're going to see sadie ravia making significant investments and vice versa? i would say very quickly, it honest. i've never and have been and would continue to be for hundreds of years, so i don't see any sh oh, that would prevent normalization of the original sure. across investment, successful new turning point in the region, state of affairs was followed by saudi statement on the oil market, stating the country won't trade with those who impose any sort of price caps or restrictions on commodities. the statement came as us legislators introduced a bill that would allow suing oil companies from opec plus countries, according to the saudi kingdoms, energy minister, the practice, would damage the market, creating and tolerable consequence with opec plus, looking to counter the bill earlier, we discussed the perspectives of further cooperation between or rod and saudi arabia, with journalists, an editor, martin, j. iranian political analyst and

and a hush him has more from turan. the context is there, the, the farming is a bit surprising. what in general, the whole region seemed to be welcoming this move mainly the arab countries and, and the region was welcoming this move because any think that and d escalating and that approach more between saudi arabia and iran will have its own impact on the whole region it's been 3 years since the world health organization declared the corona virus outbreak, a pandemic. nearly 7000000 people across the globe have lost their lives to cove at 19 since the 1st case was reported and we're hung, china regulators in california have shut down silicon valley bank. it marks the 2nd largest failure of a bank in us. history is the be counted mainly to take stops and venture capital firms, columbia government, and l in rebels have agreed during talks and mexico to start negotiating a truce, columbia as president, gustavo petro has vowed to stop hostilities. the u. k has agreed to pay france more than $550000000.00 of the next 3 years. it's an attempt to cut the number of asylum seekers crossi

hm has more from turan relations between iran and saudi arabia are moving fast and they to the really impressed them to reveal on sunday that king so man of saudi arabia extended an invitation to but i am lazy to visit 3 . are there any president, according to what i met, jim, should he welcomed invitation and stressed his country's readiness towards the thighs? now, on sunday, also hearing in 40 minutes, the jose, amir abdulla, he and thacker, they show off hearing and saudi relations, a news dresser. and he said that both countries are currently studying the new settings and how both foreign ministers could meet mother or missouri arabic regarding the issue of saudi arabia in the near future. i'll meet the foreign minister of saudi arabia. so far, we have agreed on deploying technical delegations from both countries to visit embassies and consulates and organized practical steps to reopen embassies. over the last 10 days, messages have been exchanged between the 2 countries through the swiss embassy. we announced we are ready to hold the meeting and, and the last message, st from us

journalist and author daniela's on se washington was to build a new coalition of the willing against turan and the executive director of a well beyond war. david swanson, se cus is trying to convince iraq to keep some american troops in the country. the reason austin is going to iraq is quite clear. he's trying to shore up and increasingly rickety imperial structure, the u. s. needs iraq to, to put pressure on iran. it's major enemy in the persian gulf. busy so therefore, it's trying to bolster its government and bolster its economy as well. but the range of the iraqi economy is actually doing quite poorly the, the national currency, the dean, are, is in free fall, due to us financial interference. america is trying to stop capital money from flowing from a rack into a ran because the u. s. wants to embargo ran isolated. but unfortunately that's having very negative economic consequences in iraq itself. and so austin's job is to somehow contain the damage and put things on better footing. presumably, part of the reason he's there is to pressure the iraqi government to keep the us troops th

than we would ideally like. europe has also impose new sanctions on officials and organizations and turan for what a claims are unjust crackdowns on protesters. demonstrations in the country broke out last september, following the death of a 22 year old woman who was taken into police custody for allegedly improperly wearing of a job. i was, as lonnie general director at the fars news agency says the west support of iranians contradicts extension policy. the united states has excessively use the sanctions against many countries, including iran. this excessive use from time to time has backfired because the most sanctions are supposed to change. sometimes a system somewhere or sometimes at least that behavior of that system. none of these let's say goals have happened v. iran. i can refer to 2 kinds of contradictions. when it comes to us on the wrong, on the one side, they're talking about the longer the talking to you wrong. but that the same time they are imposing sanctions and they are applying pressure against the country. this indicates economy in contradiction. the 2nd point is that

and a hush him has more from turan relations between. iran is moving fast and they to the uranium press inches on sunday. the king of saudi arabia extended an invitation through, but i am, but i used to visit the president. according to my gym, she welcomed invitation and stress discussed with regular size. now on sunday, also uranium 40 minutes stuff to say, i mean i'll do a show of hearing and saudi relations and threats. and he said that both countries are currently being the news settings and how both foreign ministers could meet mother, mozilla, arab regarding the issue of saudi arabia in the near future. i'll meet the foreign minister of saudi arabia. so far, we have agreed on deploying technical delegations from both countries to visit embassies and consulates and organized practical steps to reopen embassy. over the last 10 days, messages have been exchanged between the 2 countries through the swiss embassy. we announced we are ready to hold the meeting and the last message sent from us. we suggest 3 places for the meeting. i mean, like i said, the technical team from both count

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it follows 7 years of tension, after viet broke off ties with turan deal was broken by china and beijing this week . alhashan has more from to rob. the context is there that the timing is a bit surprising? what in general, the whole region seemed to be welcoming this move mainly the out up countries in the, in the region were welcoming this move. because any think that the escalating and approach more between saudi arabia and iran will have its own impact on the whole region. the u. k. has agreed to pay france more than $570000000.00 over the next 3 years. it's an attempt to cut the number of asylum seekers crossing the english channel. funding will go towards a new detention center and more board of forces. the announcement was made during a meeting between the british and french leaders in paris. the italian coast guard has large multiple rescue operations to save around. $1300.00 migrants packed on several boats of the country, southern coastline. more than 3000 migrants have reached italy by boat. since wednesday, rescue teams had saved nearly 50 migrants found stranded in a boat off

chopsticks are added, and special hmm how can i say inserts from the combined uranus and really this turan they shot. well, including, uh, organizations inside the us army, but they rose, uh, as if lawsuits were initiated on the topic of the fact that the tankers are inside the tank, because, uh, when it gets hit, e, the veraphor effect occurs, that is, this core burns out. and now this fine uranium dust is sprayed, and they really suffered from this case, but the pentagon quickly covered everyone up. that is, it is clear that this is not some kind of strategic nuclear weapon, but what, and the territory, can be contaminated is, to some extent, a fact, moreover? i want to draw your attention to the fact that the anglo-saxons are going to do this, that from the other side of the puddle, that from the side there are even more puddles, and they are going to infect, in general the european continent in place of europe i would think about it. and what if it really turns out in 20 years that all this muck flew there to italy to germany, that is , they must think about something, and, by the way,