u. s. and iran. then you know, both tv and saturday are going to, to remain in the firing line and will remain vulnerable to, to draw a missile attacks. how concerned then should people in the u. e and businesses that be does the, we have the defense capabilities to, to, to stop escalated attacks by who t's? sure. i mean, the good news is with this attack, the latest attack an attack last week is, you know, missile defenses were, as they should, the intercepted the ballistic missiles, the traditional ballistic missiles are easier to intercept. they can of course, a lot more damage if they break through defenses will seen in the last few years, the sort of more hybrid attack using drones and low flowing low flying cruise missiles. you know, that is more difficult to defend against one's there in the air, but we're seeing, you know, across the region and especially in the, you know, in order to sort of mitigate this threat. it's all about resilience, you know, when it comes to energy security, that mean

u. s. and iran to new heights and fears of open conflict. when i speak now to margaret, otherwise had a joints now from baghdad. margaret tell us more about these protested and why they're still happening when they care that protest her has just disperse it. thousands of protesters as members of iraq's popular mobilization forces that were here a little while ago. chanting against the s chanting against the presence of foreign troops in iraq. and they say that hasn't been any clarity that hasn't been any transparency in the investigation over the past 2 years. since the killing of iranian commander customs lay many and double my did him hundreds that of commander of iraq's popular mobilization forces, as you know, or by a u. s. during attack, or 2 years ago. they say that they take this opportunity to retreat their demands of our full was through will of us and foreign troops from iraq. they say that they're blaming the government for what they consider collaborating with the u. s. forces they say the government should implement the resoluti

u. s. and iran to new heights and fears of open conflict management. abdul why had has more for us from baghdad. thousands of protesters as members of iraq's popular mobilization forces. they were here a little while ago chanting against the s chanting against are the presence of foreign troops in that iraq. and they say that hasn't been any clarity that hasn't been any transparency in the investigation over the past 2 years. since the killing of iranian commander customs lay many and double my didn't hundreds that of commander of iraq's popular mobilization forces as you know or by a u. s. during attack or 2 years ago. they say that they take this opportunity to retreat their demands of our full was that a will of us and foreign troops from iraq. they say that they're blaming the government for what they consider collaborating with the u. s. or forces. they said their government should implement the resolution passed by the parliament are following the attack 2 years ago to a guarantee, a full withdrawal over us. some for a troops from iraq leaders of the are the military wings and their polit

and we're slowly dying because of it. that is because she is also caught in the crossfire of global politics. find the medication in iran has been difficult since 2018. that's when the u. s. pulled out of euro's nuclear deal with world powers and green paused economic sanctions. but there is more that prevents maryann from receiving proper medical care. many international firms have also stop doing business with iran, as they feared. they may also be sanctioned, they include global distributors of medical supplies, and this has could evolve people's access to medical treatment across the country. tell us amir patients are know among millions of people whose health is seriously threatened. what would you normally caused by john wood? when the us pulled out of the nuclear deal, we thought it was just a political situation and that we wouldn't be affected that much. but more people are dying by the day. 547 patients have since died and another 7000 are at risk. as many as 300 of them may not make it by the end of next year, that one on one for you in the set up, the loss is all too familiar. this photo is from a picnic you organized will tell us, am your patience back in 20

and we're slowly dying because of it. that's because she's also caught in the crossfire of global politics. finding medication in iran has been difficult since 2018. that's when the u. s. pulled out of euro's nuclear deal with world powers and green paused economic sanctions, but there is more that prevents maryann from receiving proper medical care. many international firms have also stop doing business with iran, as they fear they may also be sanctioned. they include global distributors of medical supplies, and this has crippled people's access to medical treatment across the country. tell us amir patients, or know, among millions of people whose health is seriously threatened hulu. geometry caused by john wood. when the us pulled out of the nuclear deal. we thought it was just a political situation and that we wouldn't be affected that much. but more people are dying by the day. 547 patients have since died. and another $7000.00 are at risk. as many as 300 of them may not make it by the end of next year on that one on one. for you to set up, the loss is all too familiar. this photo is from a picnic you organized with tele, semi or patience back in 2013. does he poi

u. s. and iran has been the impacts of economic sanctions. both sides are trying to restart the 2015 nuclear agreement . but many iranians are struggling to survive after years of economic decline and shortages including life saving medicines. wrestle said our reports, now prompt iran. mariam ham medina said has a genetic blood disorder. they're called tele samir. she needs frequent blood transfusions just to keep going back full time within our body doesn't produce blood. so we need to receive it monthly along with some specific medicines that we haven't been able to find the medicines we need for months now. and we're slowly dying because of that. that is because she is also caught in the crossfire of global politics. find the medication in iran has been difficult since 2018. that's when the u. s. pulled out of iran's nuclear deal with world powers and green pause, economic sanctions. but there is more, prevents marianne from receiving proper medical care. many international firms have also stop doing business with iran, as they fear they ma

by any nuclear deal with iran and will continue to consider itself free to act with no constraints against it's arch foe if necessary . indirect talks between iran and the u. s. on salvaging the 2015 iran nuclear deal resumed a week ago in vienna. look, a week of diplomacy aimed at the escalating tensions over ukraine begins to day. representatives from bratia and the u. s. are sitting down together in geneva. tensions have been rising over russia's amassing of troops and tanks near its border with ukraine. the talks are expected to be difficult. western countries feared that the kremlin could be planning and invasion of ukraine. moscow says it feels threatened by us and nato expansion. both sides have played down hopes of a breakthrough. us president joe biden on the phone with moscow in december, on a business like call that was meant to ratchet down tensions over ukraine. the u. s . has threatened severe economic sanctions if russia invades an advisor to russian president vladimir putin pushed back after the call. but i need to just sanctions would be a colossal mistake. that would entail grave consequences. a lot of mistakes have been made over the past

u. s. iran and the parties to the 2015 nuclear deal. still increasing its storage and enrichment of uranium actions that may push israel to act alone militarily against the country. and this worn a more passive approach to issues that have the potential to start a war could be very dangerous. entering the new year. iran this weekend kept the rhetoric high while commemorating custom, soleimani. their top general that was killed in a us drone strike two years ago enjoy will not be given an opportunity for peace. the revenge for that assassination will continue. and they must not think that this amount of revenge is enough. no revenge will continue. the issue arises when rhetoric turns to action. we've seen continued iranian proxy action across the middle east. one wrong move could take the entire region to a broader conflict in jerusalem trade angst. fox news. twitter has permanently suspended georgia congresswoman marjorie taylor green's personal account for spreading misinformation about covid-19. twitter says green's account was suspend

and sanctions didn't affect rich people in iran, your vocal supporter of sanctions. i mean, do you know how many thousands of ordinary iranians men, women and children are killed by u. s. and nature sanctions on iran? you think it's a price worth paying, like madeline albright with the $500000.00 iraqi children. now it says that the sanctions have never been directed against the medicine or you know the hives. but the effects are caused by the mishandling of the iranian economy. the corruption among even the mullers themselves who have grown there, they and their families grown. you know the case of you except that, you know, it's shoring up. i mean, cuba is a good example here. you sanctioned the country, you create support for that government, whatever the color that government is, i think cube is a good example. the islands recently been swept by anti regime demonstrations. they're primarily from young people and this is, this is significant in before you hired in the streets and it's really quiet now thousands, thousands all over the island. i know in the book you're concerned about venezuelan help for cuba. the washington tank cpr claims 40000 children may be kil

u. s. iran and the parties to the 2015 nuclear deal. still increasing its storage and enrichment of uranium actions that may push israel to act alone militarily against the country. and of the sworn a more passive approach to issues that have the potential to start a war could be very dangerous. entering the new year. iran this weekend kept the rhetoric high while commemorating custom, soleimani. their top general that was killed in a us drone strike two years ago, and they will not be given an opportunity for peace. the revenge for the assassination will continue. and they must not think that this amount of revenge is enough. no revenge will continue. the issue arises when rhetoric turns to action. we've seen continued iranian proxy action across the middle east. one wrong move could take the entire region to a broader conflict in jerusalem trade angst. fox news' twitter has permanently suspended georgia congresswoman marjorie taylor green's personal account for spreading misinformation about covid-19 twitter says green's account was su

u. k. government during corona virus lockdown, or is johnson apologized and promised to re shuffled off a u. s. state department officials as indirect talks between washington and iran on the 2015 nuclear agreement on entering the final stretch negotiations hop and taking place in the austrian capital. vienna. bettina passes. military genta says it will restore parts of the constitution. it has installed lieutenant colonel pole henry amoeba as transitional president, as the headlights coming up next is people in power. as the world best athlete, protested the winter olympics aging is bracing itself for the arrival of an estimated 11000 people. kind of 0 tolerance for strategy work and despite didn't match, employ called which one is which again, trying to use the latest when they do 2022 winter olympics on al jazeera, me, european museums hold hundreds of thousands of color, new era artifacts. many of them looted from the place of origin in africa, asia, and the americans for decades, there's been a heated debate about whether these objects of huge cultural significance should be given back. you told me a handful of either being returned activists of the job taking

a little bit more to mistake because the racing real cross and there is a real desire tim, wrong signal, i mean on the part of iran and the u. s. the reason i certainly willingness to understand each other is concerned with your verbal johnston. what would you expect? and we would willingness to find ways to consider it to address those concerns in a package deal. it can only be at packaged deal because the g, c, p o, a was a package deal to just as well. you know, she'll need right now. they're a very experienced negotiate verse in jenna. the haven't already considered with the most intricate details of this is from the go station matter and the progress for there has been reno reached is enormous. one of them is blue dusty. let's hope it will continue to boom, initially and a criminal slow be reached a new order, but of blue mixture, one literally stitching iranian partner. his need to be realistic. they need to cooperate with the i a g, a o z up of nutrition, and point number 2, it's essential for the western participants of negotiations, not to fan. in addition, you brought the psychological tension published last last wee

would be a little bit more domestic because teresa real cross and there is a real desire to am wrong signal. i mean, on the part of iran and the u. s. the reason i certainly willingness to understand each other is concerned with your verbal johnston. what would we switched and we will willingness to find ways to consider it to address those concerns in every package. deal it can only be a package deal because the g c. p o, a was a package deal to just from his.

u. s. troops and iraq. they say that any u. s. military presence in the country will be resistance that have been leaders of the political parties, pro iran, political parties that they spoke here today, threatening to take matters into their own hands. they say they will take up arms again and resist the military presence of the us troops in iraq. thousands of come from other iraqi, a province is to join the protest here. they're blaming the government for what they consider collaborating with the us troops. they say that the government should implement the resolution passed by the parliament in january 2020, stipulating that all foreign troops should leave the country. and they say that they will continue protesting until the government responds to their demands. a fast moving wildfire that tours through several towns in the u. s. state of colorado has largely burned itself out. heavy snow is now forecast and it's expected to help put out any remaining embers that was fueled by hi wins. hundreds of homes though, have been destroyed and more than 30000 people have been forced from their homes. a handful of people have also been injured.

u. s. troops and iraq. they say that any u. s. military presence in the country will be resistance. that have been leaders of the political protest pro iran political parties that they spoke here today, threatening to take matters into their own hands. they say they will take up arms again and resist the military presence of the us troops in iraq. thousands of come from other iraqi a province is to join their protest here. they're blaming the government for what they consider collaborating with the us a troops. they say that the government should implement the resolution passed by the parliament in january 2020 stipulating that all foreign troops should leave the country. and they say that they will continue protesting until the government responds to their demands. the north korean leader kim jo moon has laid out his new year plans the country without making any specific comments about the u . s. or south korea, state media reports. it is main goals as being economic development and improving people's lives. the country faces what he's described as a great life and death struggle. robert kelly is a professor of political science and dipl

on monday, vienna the aim to revive the 2015 agreements with well policy. differences between iran and the u. s. have been stalling discussions brazil's presidents as doctors, a considering operating on him to treat an intestinal obstruction. jaya ball scenario is being admitted to hospital several times since being stabbed during his presidential campaign in 2018 chinese. probably john ever ground suspended trading on hong kong. stop market value plunged by more than 9 percent after it failed to pay investors on thursday. of grand owes more than $300000000000.00. that's more than any other property developer in the world that's it's coming up next, it's talk to al jazeera bye. for now. in pakistan's largest city, climate change in water shortages are driving some residence to desperate measures . one, 0, one east meets the waters of corruption on l. g 0. with fashion designers throughout the years of reflected social change through their collections using the body as a canvas. they've been pushing boundaries creating but also causing controversy. how these dresses reflect the evolution of the

u. s. troops and iraq. they say that any u. s. military presence in the country will be resistance that have been leaders of the political part as pro iran political parties that they spoke here today. threatening to take matters into their own hands. they say they will take up arms again and resist the military presence of the s troops in iraq. thousands of come from other iraqi, a province is to join the protest here. they're blaming the government for what they consider collaborating with the us troops. they say that the government. busy should implement the resolution passed by the parliament in january at 2020 stipulating that oh, on foreign phillips should leave the country. and they say that they will continue protesting until the government responds to their demands. as i don't, alkahottie is an iraq analyst. he says the electoral defeats is a great reflection of the decreasing popularity across the country or challenging an accumulation of many defeats. most recently, the major electoral defeat that the parties that are affiliated with these groups in the early election last october, which also led them to another crisis where t

it was a mistake, but one year on the policy is still in place and sanctions against iran that even tighter. and when trump opened the u. s. embassy in jerusalem, joe biden said it should not have been moved, but he's no plans or desire to move it back on china. there's been no de escalation intention from the trump years, but here differences start to appear, white and cold. the treatment of the weaker is a genocide and ordered a diplomatic boycott of the beijing winter olympics. the bike administration has not quite as much emphasis on the trade in the relationship, whereas for, from what he wanted. first and foremost what a trade deal with china. and he was willing to put other issues like human rights on the back burner in order to get a better trade deal with china. so what else is different? he rejoined, deposit climate agreement, reversed the decision to withdraw from the world health organization rejoined the un human rights council and ended, trump so called muslim ban. biden has been much more aggressive against russia than donald trump ever was. trump also maligned and sharply criticized long standing us allies

u. s embassy, soft all to leave the country. and the u. s. national security advisor is reportedly discussed the possibility of snap back sanctions on iran with israeli authorities. jake sullivan is believed to have brought up the threat of sanctions as a means to deter iran's ability to enrich weapons, great uranium under the 2015 nuclear deal between tara in the war powers. participants can complain to the united nations security council. if another participant is in violation, the council must then pass a new resolution within 30 days. but the country lodging the complaint can veto that resolution triggering the circle step back sanctions. while her with her on the is advisors, her iran said delegation and negotiating in vienna. he says the threats won't attend her on from getting a good deal. this ironic that the united states which violated the deal from day one, when obama sign basically signed the deal. he told the treasury not to allow banks to cooperate with. he ronnie threatened banks not to work with iran, and that was a violation of the deal. a key violation of the deal, and of course then trump tore up the deal and by then has be

and that is something that is going to be very much welcome news in teheran because of the sanctions. the iran is under by the u. s. government and the we were a new president, met with vladimir putin on wednesday. they had a 3 hour meeting, and they both stressor desire to expand further their cooperation between the 2 countries. the president will, than the reigning president, will been, is now expected to visit moscow university, as well as the cathedral mosque here in the capitol. before heading back to to her on dropping up his 2 day visit. those are there in moscow. thank you. u. k media is reporting that prime minister burst. johnson's private secretary was advised not to go ahead with the gathering during current virus lockdown and even says martin reynolds was sent an e mail by a senior official, even it invited 100 people to the gathering in may. 2020 johnson admitted attending the event that said he thought it was a work event for brennan joins us now. live from westminster in london pole. this does not look good for the prime minister. no, we were in a kind of low here to day after the excitement of we

u. s. state department official says in direct talks between washington and iran on the 2015 nuclear agreement on entering the final stretch. negotiations have been taking place in the austrian capital vienna. they are named us official says all sides have to made tough political decisions to return to the agreement. iran mon sanctions lifted in return for limits on its nuclear program. the saudi led coalition in yemen has been targeting who the positions in the capital santa comes a day off to rebels, launched a failed attack on the united arab emirates. it was a 3rd attack of its kind in 2 weeks. and rebels have wound the u. e. that planning more strikes, the em rossi defense ministry says a ballistic missile was intercepted early on monday. the keynote fast. those military genta which removed president roche cowboy from power last week, says it will restore parts of the constitution and install lieutenant colonel paul henry dominga. as transitional president, the announcement comes off to the african union, suspended the country's membership until constitutional order is restored. it's also

he welcomed growing cooperation with moscow and criticize the u. s. sanctions on iran rice. he met his russian counterpart. let me put in on wednesday to discuss reviving the iran nuclear deal. china navy says it sent a warning to us war ship in the south china sea, forcing it to change course. it said the incident happened in the powder sell islands. the us frequently carries out what he calls, freedom of navigation missions in the disputed waterway. and the sky is no longer the limit. 14 age pilot zarbara rutherford, the 19 year old, touched on in belgium just moments ago becoming the youngest woman ever to fly solo around the world. it took $155.00 days to complete the 32000 mile journey around the globe. up next witness. after that, i'll have the news for you. 13 g. was he then? ah ah. i know. and there were he and him mamma. he's a company. he's a soda mulligan, jamal. good done, cynthia glen. i'm nina and holly, glory, give it into a i'm, i'm a member number. let, let me, mo, did the mike in so la mama and so love him. it's morally yemen, shallow modem, and the shuttle

u. s. troops and iraq. they say that any u. s. military presence in the country will be resistance. that have been leaders of the political parties, pro iran, political parties that they spoke here today, threatening to take matters into their own hands. they say they will take up arms again and resist the military presence of the us troops in iraq. thousands of come from other iraqi, a province is to join the protest here. they're blaming the government for what they consider collaborating with the us troops. they say that the government should implement the resolution passed by the parliament in january 2020 stipulating that all foreign troops should leave the country. and they say that they will continue protesting until the government responds to their demands. there have been reports of explosions in gaza. this follows earlier rocket fire towards israel. from the strip, one of the rockets fell into the sea off the coast of televi video circulating on social media shows and explosion in the sea water off the coast of jaffa. there were no reports of casualties or damage. hamis affiliated news website said the launch was not to france ha

u. s. troops and iraq. they say that any u. s. military presence in the country will be resistance that have been leaders of the political parties, pro iran, political parties that they spoke here today, threatening to take matters into their own hands. they say they will take up arms again and resist the military presence of the us troops in iraq. thousands of come from other iraqi, a province is to join the protest here. they're blaming the government for to what they consider. collaborating. do us a troops, they say that the government should implement the resolution passed by the parliament in january 2020 stipulating that all foreign troops should leave the country. and they say that they will continue protesting until the government response to their demands. north korea's leader has broken with tradition as he laid out his new year plan for the country. kim john own used the speech to concentrate on domestic issues, saying the struggling economy will be a national priority this year. and like previous announcements, which have focused on diplomatic policy, there was no mention of the us or south korea. according to state media, he

u. s. troops and iraq. they say that any u. s. military presence in the country will be resistance. there have been leaders of the political protest pro iran political parties that they spoke here today, threatening to take matters into their own hands. they say they will take up arms again and resist the military presence of the us troops in iraq. thousands of come from other iraqi a province is to join the protest here. they're blaming the government for to what they consider collaborating with the us a troops. they say that the government should implement the resolution passed by the parliament in january 2020, stipulating that all foreign troops should leave the country. and they say that they will continue protesting until the government responds to their demands. buildable, bouncing homes have been destroyed by wildfire in colorado. heavy snow help bring the funds under control. the hundreds of homes were destroyed in several towns by the wildfire on thursday. a new law has come into effect and france binding plastic packaging on most fruit and vegetables present. manuel macro has called the move.

u. s. troops and iraq. they say that any u. s. military presence in the country will be resistance. there have been leaders of the political protest pro iran political party that they spoke here today, threatening to take matters into their own hands. they say they will take up arms again and resist the military presence of the s troops in iraq. thousands of come from other iraqi a province is to join the protest here. they're blaming the government for to what they consider collaborating with the us a troops. they say that the government should implement the resolution passed by the parliament in january at 2020 to p. i think that all foreign troops should leave the country and they say that they will continue protesting until the government in response to their demands, at least while people are being killed in a stampede at a religious shrine. an indian administered kashmir, thousands of people gathered at the site to mark the 1st day of the new year, alexia bron reports ah, in the cold darkness of the early morning, tens of thousands of devoted tracked to the hilltop temple of motivational davy and indian administered kashmir at about

the conflict between the saudi light coalition and iran bank with these has escalated in recent days. the u. s. coast guard is searching for $39.00 people reported missing after a boat was found, capsized off the coast of florida. according to his survivor, the vessel took to see in the bahamas on saturday. the authorities believe the boat was being used for human smuggling. living reefs are called the rain forests of the ocean, but climate change is threatening the delicate ecosystems. a new exhibition in berlin's burden museum draws attention to their beauty and their plight through a crowd sourced project created by thousands of dedicated crochet fans from around the world. ah, a living wonder rendered didn't crochet. thousands of women have spent hour after hour clicking their needles in deep concentration, a collective effort to mingled with an ecological message. literally the day we started our project, christine joked, and if the great barrier reef ever died out, al willie reeves would be something to remember it fine in 2005. that was a joke. twin sister's christine and margaret that

and the u. s. a. j. c. b. o. a. what prospects do you think and what's the delay since by didn't go back in of the iran nuclear deal? i know you're, you're an opponent. i don't know whether you think you think the option is to attack iran militarily. i'm not sure what your view is of iran u. s. relations in by the administration for all. busy public purposes remains committed to trying to get back into the deal and to get to run back into the deal . i think the deal is fatally flawed when it was agreed in 2015. it hasn't gotten any better with age. i think the regime and tara is committed to getting deliverable nuclear weapons. it's never showed any evidence. what is your views a well known about what, what should the policy be? now, the best step forward given how unpopular the karen regime is inside afghanistan, is to find ways to split the top leaders in the revolutionary guards and the armed forces and to reflect what is the wide spread view among the population out. plenty of places where there aren't western reporters reporting how unpopular that regime is and see if it can't be overthrown. give the government

assistant secretary state at the time and he is subsequently beam the special representative of united states to iran and to venezuela. of course, many allegations about u. s. policy in venezuela, in recent times he'd be says that the act really the numbers do not totally at all of that. for a start. the u. s. military moves torture. this is will, it will generally the, and as for o, mazata, there were nearly that number of people. there were only 200 or 300 people the while he's, he is in the line of defense minister garcia who said he has said many things. first, he and elliot abrams and the u. s. government denied that any massacre occurred. the reason we had the 1992 forensic dig was because from 1981 to 1992, they denied that there was any massacre. when we dug up the bodies and you could see the bodies of the children were shot, most of them, some were be headed in the soccer field, and others were hung from the trees. but the children in the dig that we did were killed and what was called the convent, that they were killed and they were buried in a place that we knew of. so the very 1st forensic digs were, digs were bodies of children. it was clear

u. s. troops and iraq. they say that any u. s. military presence in the country will be resistance that have been leaders of the political parties, pro iran, political parties that they spoke here today, threatening to take matters into their own hands. they say they will take up arms again and resist the military presence of the us troops in iraq. thousands of come from other iraqi, a province is to join the protest here. they're blaming the government for what they consider collaborating with the us a troops. they say that the government should implement the resolution passed by the parliament in january 2020, stipulating that old foreign troops should leave the country. and they say that they will continue protesting until the government responds to their demands that an elkin on is an iraq analyst. and he says pro iranian factions on losing support or challenging an accumulation of many defeats, most recently the major electoral defeat, that the parties that are affiliated with these groups in the early election last october, which also led them to another crisis where they failed to convince the leader of the suggest moving to create

u. s. troops and iraq. they say that any u. s. military presence in the country will be resistance that have been leaders of the political protest pro iran political parties that they spoke here today. threatening to take matters into their own hands. they say they will take up arms again and resist the military presence of the us troops in iraq. thousands of come from other iraqi, a province is to join the protest here. they're blaming the government for what they consider collaborating with the us a troops. they say that the government should implement the resolution passed by the parliament in january to to 22 p, letting that old foreign troops should leave the country. and they say that they will continue protesting until the government responds to their demands. and he's new. your message, pope frances has focused on social injustice, including the plight of refugees and displaced faithful. the pontiff called on people to achieve pace by focusing on a shared humanity. he said the images of marion, jesus reminded him of the many mothers and children playing more and famine. the pope also called for an end to violence against women, d

u. s. troops and iraq. they say that any u. s. military presence in the country will be resistance. there have been leaders of the political protest pro iran political parties that they spoke here today, threatening to take matters into their own hands. they say they will take up arms again and resist the military presence of the us troops in iraq. thousands of come from other iraqi, a province is to join the protest here. they're blaming the government for to what they consider collaborating with the us. they say that the government should implement the resolution passed by the parliament in january 2020, stipulating all foreign troops should leave the country. and they say that they will continue protesting until the government responds to their demands. levant events have also been held in iran to mark the anniversary of sending money, killing military official, spoke at this gathering in the capital tehran, the 1st of 2 days of events. 5 days after the head of the revolutionary guards could force was killed. he ran retaliated, firing missiles at a us air base in iraq during the commemoration a revolutionary guard. the aerospace command

u. s. is preoccupied with russia and ukraine efforts to revive the iran nuclear deal as well. china has to be watching this and taking notes. i'm wondering, is this going to have any bearing for the future of taiwan? well, clearly the kremlin and the and, and aging are looking at this and trying to figure out how resolute the, the bide ministration is how durable and sustainable alliance cohesion is. and whether there are chinks in, in the countess of the alliance, within europe or within european capitals. and of course, in this context, the sort of messaging confusion and reluctance that i was talking about earlier in the context of the berlin debate is unhelpful because of the key role that ellen has to play in mustering european. and so, and, and not just because of the pipeline. and, and so that is, i think, unfortunate not just because it could be seen as some commentators have suggested as encouraging or even enabling the kremlin, but also sending signals farther abroad. and that might be something which we would regret greatly at a later point to say if there is a chinese moves aga

u. s. troops and iraq. they say that any u. s. military presence in the country will be resistance that have been leaders of the political part as pro iran political parties that they spoke here today. threatening to take matters into their own hands. they say they will take up arms again and resist the military presence of the s troops in iraq. thousands of come from other of iraqi a province is to join the protest here. they're blaming the government for what they consider collaborating with the us a troops. they say that the government should implement the resolution passed by the parliament in january 2020, stipulating that all foreign troops should leave the country. and they say that they will continue protesting until the government responds to their demands. uganda is reopening after one of the strictest locked downs in the world. schools will start up again now to be closed for nearly 2 years, and a nighttime curfews expected to be lifted. victoria getting their reports. the end of the look down means children in uganda will once again get to experience one of the most important parts of their lives. education schools. there hav

u. s. troops and kurdish allies. we're operating in the oil rich region, east of the euphrates river, to the west was territory controlled by the assad regime supported by russia and iran, on the night of february, 7th, more than a 100 mercenaries, reportedly crossed the river and came under u. s. fire. there are multiple narratives of, of what happened in that particular battle. and the narrative that the united states wants to put forward and did put forward in the form the pentagon going on the record about this was that, you know, elite commandos from the united states had to take defensive action to preempt the threat that was being posed by russian mercenaries who were embedding with the syrian irregulars. and you have like a delta force marine scream. bray's i with her there. i, there kurdish allies in a defensive position arise a gas facility. and they call in b 50 twos, at 15 strike giggles, a c 130 gun ships apache helicopters, drones, you missiles, you name it, the u. s. air force informed rushes, military leaders about the impending air strikes. we were told there were no russia that was right off the d. confliction line. they said not our people. some wagn