u.s. and iran u.s. president all trump is announce harsh new sanctions after tehran said it would no longer comply with parts of the nuclear deal signed with world powers and twenty fifteen from which the u.s. withdrew last year to run has also issued an ultimatum to europe saying europe must find a way to provide sanction relief for iran with sixty days within sixty days or face the consequences. patient says run out read the headlines of iran's newspapers president hassan rouhani says he's not trying to destroy but rather to save the nuclear agreement by leveling an ultimatum to the five countries that are still signatories also but that if these five countries return to the table within sixty days and we reach agreements on oil sales and banking then we will uphold our side of the nuclear deal. under the twenty fifteen nuclear deal iran agreed to let international atomic energy agency monitors into their nuclear facilities and only enrich uranium for civilian purposes in return economic sanctions on

u.s. and iran through back channels despite what's the u.s. and iran are saying is for you know certainly there to be any direct negotiations but some communication does seem to be happening driven by those concerns of the international community thank you very much amber tansley and washington. well iran's foreign minister is now in iraq for 2 days of talks with his counterpart that baghdad has found itself caught between its neighboring to iran and its ally washington but demonstrators are demanding that it stays out of this dispute while matheson reports. iraqis filled baghdad's tucker square chanting yes yes to iraq demanding that their country should not become a battleground in someone else's war so to get us out of to sort out our messages for peace our message is to say no to the iranian agenda and no to the american agenda as iraqis we should make independent decisions. i don't think. we reject war by any shape or form iraqis including sunni and shia people from all of iraq's ethnic and religious groups came to talk we are square to ma

sourced intelligence in 2003 it was iraq this time it's iran much of american news reporting on u.s. iran relations glosses over president trump's role how his policies have led to this standoff there's even less space given to reflect on the history of american aggression against iran which is not to say that the islamic republic ruled by authoritarians and involved in wars in syria and yemen is an innocent player however inflammatory headlines unnamed sources and decades of misinformation in the us media over iran don't help our starting point this week is washington d.c. . headlines like it's about iranian belligerence a new tensions with the u.s. came from sources like the the official who declined to be identified the 3 u.s. officials. familiar with the find a defense official who spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak publicly it's a safe bet that the official was authorized to speak anonymous if we were to write a headline on the coverage of this story it would read anonymous government sources u.s. news media risks being manipulated again. all of

iran about the situation there . scientists are imposing off those u.s. your military sanctions. it was there for example as a prize goes high $45.00 present compering to previous years. as approximately 40 per cent but. we don't. really should not have illusion because iran has expert 40 years' experience and in very. doing sanctions yes the sanctions hurt iran but it will not bring iran to the knees it won relating to what will come 20. $2020.00 in the next us presidential election there's basically 2 definitions of bringing iran to its knees one is whether prolonged hardship would possibly cause the population to rise up promote a resistance against the regime and the other one is whether it would essentially force the regime to make concessions you're saying neither because if you also look at soros also university of maryland you see since the sanctions. people in iran. the people in iran do not like more to have negotiation for us that is this if you really come from eyes but so you if you give more. the u.s. wants more becomes it's becoming popular. people most of the suffe

u.s. and iran intensifies could u.s. pressure produce a new and better nuclear deal as washington claims or result in the war that's our topic on the trail join us. next on d w. every journey begins with the 1st step and every language the 1st word going to the little nico case in germany to sunshine. why not born with him. to suffer in simple are mine on your mobile and free. t. w. z. learning course week german made easy. action packed life or bookmarklet. anything's possible as long as our coffee and his friends can drink aren't. these movies and 10 years dark refugee camp. his life story may have ground to a halt. 27 years ago but there's no holding back his dreams. thank you for. cinema don't start me 27 on t.w. . welcome to quadriga savers are rattling once again in the middle east as the standoff between the united states and iran intensifies the trump administration has sent an aircraft carrier to the persian gulf and is updating war plans over what it says are iranian threats to american troops and interests thi

u.s. claims could potentially justify military strikes and potentially a war with iran and the u.s. and the u.k. official denying that that is quite striking and i think that is not going to help the u.s. make its point here in europe especially but also in other countries meanwhile shown archaea iran is saying that it will no longer comply with the limits on production of an in rich to radio that were part of that nuclear agreement that the u.s. and the 5 permanent members of the security council together with germany all signed up to so what exactly does that mean how quickly can iran rev up its nuclear program are we now in imminent danger of seeing it essentially restart its own program. for so let me say this. is into the is a just appraiser just. gives the right to iran to do c.p.r. weighs the name of that nuclear agreement just like you. give iran's a ride the spencer right to redraw its obligations if the laws of the do not come it. is not to. tool as it were. not to destroy the agreement but through schools argument. puts the ball in a crowd also international community esp

u.s. on iran would be met with attacks on u.s. interests in iraq. to walk on and why should i think all the has to shabby is considered part of the military establishment and there are still armed groups that are difficult to control and the government suffers because these groups have so many weapons that there are around five thousand two hundred u.s. service men and women in iraq president trump said in february u.s. forces should stay in iraq to keep an eye on iran iraq a prime minister under lobdell mehdi says iraq will continue a balanced policy that builds bridges of cooperation and friendship with all neighbors including iran. iraq a mom of iraq is facing a dangerous situation it is under both u.s. and iranian pressure but iraq could play a negotiating role between the u.s. and iran and between saudi arabia and iran i believe there is an acceptance for that role to be played iraqi politicians and influential religious leaders who have repeatedly said they will lot smaller rate any threat to iraq's sovereignty by any nation including iran aft

u.s. on iran would be met with attacks on u.s. interests in iraq. and he walk on the i think all the has to shabby is considered part of the military establishment and there are still armed groups that are difficult to control and the government suffers because these groups have so many weapons that there are around five thousand two hundred u.s. service men and women in iraq president trump said in february u.s. forces should stay in iraq to keep an eye on iran iraq a prime minister under lobdell mehdi says iraq will continue a balanced policy that builds bridges of cooperation and friendship with all neighbors including iran. a mom of a.

u.s. and iran u.s. president has. announce harsh new sanctions after tehran said it would no longer comply with parts of the nuclear deal signed with world powers in two thousand and fifteen but abandoned by the u.s. last year to iran has also issued an ultimatum to europe saying they must find a way to provide sanctions relief for iran within sixty days or face the consequences. patient says run out read the headlines of iran's newspapers president hassan rouhani says he's not trying to destroy but rather to save the nuclear agreement by leveling an ultimatum to the five countries that are still signatories bone and muscle but that if these five countries return to the table have in sixty days and we reach agreements on oil sales and banking then we will uphold our side of the nuclear deal. under the two thousand and fifteen nuclear deal iran agreed to let international atomic energy agency monitors into their nuclear facilities and only enrich uranium for civilian purposes in return economic sanctions on the country

u.s. is planning to attack iran they would probably attack u.s. forces but you don't have said that iran is not interested in a war with the united states and the friends that iran has in the region are not going to attack u.s. forces unless you're on is attacked or understand or attacked so when you see this type of hype you can't help it but to learn their love the united states did when they wanted to attack iraq in 2003 coming up with. bogus intelligence. issues that that's really. something that should be taken seriously and the same people john bolton used to be working you should work for the u.s. government that these u.s. national security advisers. and he wrote an article in march of 2015 calling for a military strike on iran so you don't is not going to attack u.s. forces unless iran is attacked by u.s. forces and if the u.s. is planning to attack iran they should be worried about the response that they will get from. in that case why do you think the u.s. is ordering it personnel to evacuate. by all accounts from iraq. you know that mak

u.s. claims could potentially justify military strikes and potentially a war with iran and the u.s. and the u.k. official denying that that is quite striking and i think that is not going to help the u.s. make its point here in europe especially but also in other countries meanwhile shown archaea iran is saying that it will no longer comply with the limits on production of an in rich to radio that were part of that nuclear agreement that the u.s. and the 5 permanent members of the security council together with germany all signed up to so what exactly does that mean how quickly can iran rev up its nuclear program are we now in imminent danger of seeing it essentially restart its own program. first of all let me say this much. into the just appraiser just. gives the right. tool to c.p. away is the name of that nuclear agreement just like you are. iran's a ride the also a.

u.s. economic pressure he also said that iran will not bow to u.s. bullying he called the united states tyrannical and he also said that he predicted that the united states would in the future at some point have to apologize for its current behavior and policies towards iran because of international pressure i'm saying what about ordinary iranians on the street and how worried a vague about all this talk of war but we spoke to many iranians in the past several weeks and what we keep hearing from them is yes war is an existential threat a conflict with the united states a militarized conflict is certainly something they fear but they see that as very far down the road the more immediate problem many iranians say to us is they're devolving a currency the iranian ryall has lost a great deal of its value and they say that u.s. sanctions on iran's economy that have been place for years that is slowly eating away at iran's financial health. in iran ramadan is usually a time of spiritual reflection charity and family but for a 2nd here in a row as iranians b

u.s. has been warning that it has intelligence that iran is planning to attack u.s. interests perhaps its allies in the persian gulf and so this has been one of this has been the pretext for the u.s. to send military reinforcements to the area quite a few and in fact and today we heard u.k. secretary foreign secretary jeremy hunt say that he's very worried that there could be an accidental escalation that one side or the other could you know make a mistake and then you would really have a full blown military conflict here in an area of the world that is already so so dangerous and already on you know on and on and i said there. we've heard representatives time and again say that the nuclear deal is important to keep the region stable so what is that european union strategy to really save this agreement . the e.u. is definitely still determined to save the deal along with russia and china it should be pointed out it's not just the e.u. 3 who are still in the deal and this is something that they maintained today even with secretary pompei you hear they have so far not

u.s. and iran. i want them to sophie in the poem soviet shevardnadze the united states has ordered a military build up in the middle east siding their rising threat from iran. this nation's on a bring all out conflict i ask most and malani of the executive director of the center for strategic and diplomatic status at the university of south florida. with a new round of sanctions on iran by the united states the prospect of a working diplomatic solution to the question of iran's nukes is fading with american troops massing in the region. sanctions between tehran and washington are becoming more dangerous for everyone will try to push the president into an even tougher stance on iran what exactly is the u.s. hoping to achieve with this month's hostility towards the islamic republic and can the renewed american pressure really make. most an milani of the executive director of the center for strategic and diplomatic studies at the university of south florida while come to the show it is rate great to ha

sourced intelligence in 2003 it was iraq this time it's iran much of american news reporting on u.s. iran relations glosses over president trump's role how his policies have led to this standoff there's even less space given to reflect on the history of american aggression against iran which is not to say that the islamic republic ruled by authoritarians and involved in wars in syria and yemen is an innocent player however inflammatory headlines unnamed sources and decades of misinformation in the us media over iran don't help our starting point this week is washington d.c. . headlines like beads about iranian belligerence a new tensions with the u.s. came from sources like the it's the official who declined to be identified the 3 u.s. officials familiar with the find a defense official who spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak publicly it's a safe bet that the official was authorized to speak anonymously if we were to write a headline on the coverage of this story it would read anonymous government sources u.s. news media risks being manipulated again.

that and it goes back to what cheyenne archaea said about this historic rivalry between iran and saudi arabia the u.s. is now positioned itself very very firmly on the side of saudi arabia what impact does that have on these tensions with iran is that one of the reason we're seeing things heat up now and what consequences do you think will come of that well certainly it does send a message was especially after the killing and the war in yemen that the u.s. still stands by saudi arabia and sends a message not only to iran but to a lot of other actors in the world but i think in terms of iran specifically yes it does embolden saudi arabia in a way to to get tougher on it and do you think saudi arabia wants hot war with iran . i think nobody wants war necessarily at this point what do you think really labor's also as the late moderate king of. demands from the u.s. to attack iran with leaks. documents. it's not you'll that's all durbin is always tries to push us well against iran so let us talk briefly about where things go from here and as i said earlier the incentive offered to tehran in the nuclear a

reinstated sanctions obviously iran has suffered the economically and the reaction that we've seen from the u.s. a few hours after iran took its move is to actually implement or at least announce even more sanctions. right and like the oil sanctions that were recently strengthened by the the trump of ministration these sanctions on the steel aluminum and copper sections of the iranian or of her audience economy target not just those within iran who deal in these metals but also those around the world who want to do business with iran their revenues are potentially going to be frozen by the u.s. if they're found to be doing business with with iranian entities that the work and in the metals but donald trump in a statement says in fact nations are on notice that allowing iranian steel and other metals into your ports will no longer be tolerated so clear threat again to international powers not to trade with iran even though as part off the internet internationally ratified un deal you have sanctions economic benefits all supposed to flow towards towards iran don't talk does give iran a way out th

u.s. and iran the u.s. has announced it will put sanctions on metal exports watch as we mentioned you know make up a large part of iran's export revenue this is no longer just about iran's nuclear program or foreign policy in the region as it. no not at all i think the united states is basically trying to bully iran into submission and iran cannot go down that road because disagreement was very on oculus in the first place amongst the hardliners in iran and mr romney and it's the service the making crusade who improved the iranian economy in the courts and for them but the hardliners were saying we should get the nuclear research but that down the road so that we are able to break out within six months and then people will respect that but i think. this deal that they made was about was named the iran agreed to do certain thing that it cannot recover its export to ninety percent of its that you rang him it put concrete into it. what the reactor and all the others they just said ok we'll help you economically

iran's announcement comes as american forces have been deployed to the region in response to what the u.s. says is a threat posed by iran. the leaders of both the united states and iran have said they want to avoid a conflict but both sides continue to send strong signals they are ready for one. and as tensions heighten between tehran and washington the latest announcement from president hassan rouhani puts even more pressure on european countries and remaining signatories to the nuclear deal to do something to salvage an agreement that's been in jeopardy since u.s. president donald trump took office saying. ron. like the sanctions on iranian oil that were recently toughened by the trump are going to strike the new sanctions target the fun's not just of those with iran who operate in the iron steel aluminum copper sectors but also those who engage in the international trade in iranian metals around the world donald trump said nations were on notice quote allowing iranian metals into your ports will no longer be tolerated and quote the u.s. secretary of state was in london where he called

thank you very much for joining us iran says the u.s. decision to send more soldiers to the middle east is quote extremely dangerous for peace president donald trump insists a deployment is needed to better defend his country and its allies from iran will get more reaction from tehran. shortly for us here is alan fischer with our report from washington. initial reports suggested the u.s. was preparing to send an additional 120000 troops to the middle east to combat the perceived threat from iran but president donald trump is no confirmed he's sending $1500.00 we want to add protection of the middle east we're going to be sending a relatively small number of troops the u.s. defense department says the troops are going to include an anti missile battery additional intelligence and surveillance and reconnaissance aircraft it's also sending fighter aircraft for the terrence. the pentagon says the move is defensive and not meant to provoke war but adds to another rush deployment or this month the u.s.s. abraham lincoln carrier strike group sta

u.s. into a war with iran. some days before another two very high-ranking congress members, senator durbin, had the same op-ed saying john bolton is taking the u.s. to a war with iran. therefore, it is clear john bolton wrote an op-ed in "the new york times": for attacking iran, bombing iran as the only option, as he said. he was allied with the terrorist mek. he gave a lecture. he invited them to rule iran. he called for regime change. therefore, everyone knows what is the strategy and the mindset of john bolton. this is not confidential. the israelifact is prime minister netanyahu for many years has been pushing for the us to attack iran. he has a huge influence at the white house. you remember when the president strong withdrew. some days later, netanyahu said, i asked him to leave the nuclear deal. it was me who made him to depart from the deal. after president trump designated the iranian army as a terrorist group, again, netanyahu probably said it was me who asked president trump to designate iranian army

thank you for joining us iran says the u.s. decision to send more soldiers to the middle east is quote extremely dangerous for peace prize and donald trump insisted deployment is needed to better defend his country and its allies from iran will get more reaction from driving in tehran shortly for a 1st his alan fischer without a report from washington. initial reports suggested the u.s. was preparing to send an additional 120000 troops to the middle east to combat the perceived threat from iran the president donald trump is no confirmed he's sending $1500.00 we want to have protection of the middle east we're going to be sending a relatively small number of troops but the u.s. defense department says the troops are going to include an anti missile battery additional intelligence and surveillance and reconnaissance aircraft it's also sending fighter aircraft for deterrence. the pentagon says the move is defensive and not meant to provoke war but adds to another rushed deployment of this month the u.s.s. abraham lincoln carrier st

u.s. is trying to increase pressure on iran the latest u.s. sanctions hit iran as europe rejected what it called iran's ultimatum of non-cooperation with the nuclear deal and in a sign of growing mistrust with european partners iranian m.p.'s from the national security and foreign policy commission of iran's parliament accuse the e.u. of working with the u.s. against iran playing good cop in doing nothing as a way of stalling iran while america wages economic war really try to somewhat of a quote iran is disappointed with europe europeans rejecting the osa made them is trying to cover up their own weakness i think europe's behavior will push iran to pull to russia and china to establish a financial channel in the framework of cooperation with russia and china instead of europe but the twenty fifteen nuclear deal has by design been a vehicle to help build trust between tehran and european capitals but since the u.s. left the deal a year ago iran has blamed european countries for not doing enough to resist american pressure and help iran deal wit

iran. it is also the policy of the u.s. to deny the iranian government revenue, including revenue derived from the export of products from iran and steel, aluminum, and copper that may be used to provide funding or support for the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, terrorism, and regional expansion. what effect have sanctions had on iran so far, and what additional effect will these new sanctions have if any? guest: for the long time, but we have tried to do is make sanctions as targeted as possible so we are not affecting the life of ordinary people when we impose them. that is not always been the case in the past year. the administration has focused manyunting pressure on as sanctions as possible on iran. that it is is affecting not just the regime, and we can talk about whether or not it is changing their behavior, i am not convinced it is so far, but it is affecting the lives of ordinary people. that cancerding patients don't have the treatment they need because it is expensive, it is not being brought in. the

u.s. sanctions because it trades not in dollars so in that way they're saying to iran look we're making an effort to try and support this deal maybe some of the big european companies are pulling out they're not going to risk u.s. penalties but at least this is one way that we're showing you with a supporting it they're also sending the message to the u.s. that they mean business they want to continue supporting this deal but it's becoming increasingly difficult of course but what european powers don't want is for this deal to collapse completely not only because it will be huge blow to their credibility because they've spent the last twelve months trying to save it but also because they say they want to avoid any sort of nuclear arms race indeed one of them will leave it there natasha mitchell but the power sources take you over to moscow these are live pictures coming from the foreign ministry where we expect the uranian foreign minister javid zarif to be speaking to sergei lavrov closed door meetings we expect them both at the podium them a short while for a press conference we will go

iran's announcement comes as american forces have been deployed to the region in response to what the u.s. says is a threat posed by iran. the leaders of both the united states and iran have said they want to avoid a conflict but both sides continue to send strong signals they are ready for one and as tensions heighten between tehran and washington the latest announcement from president hassan rouhani puts even more pressure on european countries and remaining signatories to the nuclear deal to do something to salvage an agreement that's been in jeopardy since u.s. president donald trump took office saying. like the sanctions on iranian oil that were recently toughened by the tropical destruction the new sanctions target the fun's not just of those with iran who operate in the on steel aluminum copper sectors but also those who engage in the international trade in iranian metals around the world donald trump said nations were on notice quote allowing iranian metals into your ports will no longer be tolerated and quote the u.s. secretary of state was in london when he called for unity amon

u.s. and iran. i do believe that iran would like to talk and if they'd like to talk we'd like to talk also we'll see what happens but i know for a fact that the. prime minister is very close with the leadership of iran and we'll see what happens that would be fine. nobody wants to see terrible things happen especially me while iraq has spoken out against the u.s. treatment of iran in net escalating crisis but the iraqi foreign minister also told his iranian counterpart that they're willing to mediate about this and reports from baghdad on iraq's delicate position. if mohammed jeffords came to baghdad to clarify where iraq stands in the ongoing tension between the u.s. and iran iraq's foreign minister seems to have given him an answer and. against the unilateral measures taken by the us we are standing by iran in its position and god willing we can play an intermediary role between the parties if necessary. iran's foreign minister has proposed signing a non-aggression pact with gulf neighbors but ira

u.s. policy paradigm towards iran there were 2 points which caught my eye and i want to share those with our viewers you called for the u.s. to avoid unilateral measures that are not likely to generate broad international support and you recommended the u.s. should issue an ambiguous statements about u.s. interest and intentions in the region now dull you could send that paper to the trump white health's it's doubtful that anyone would read it but i mean these point to the 2 things which the trump administration is not doing. yeah well thank you for reminding me of that i'm glad that my recommendations to hold that absolutely i think will have a lateral support for any us policy is critical that's what we have undermined over the last couple years and most importantly is the message and what we want where are u.s. goals and i think that's what's really concerning while there is no doubt that iran gauges in many activities in the region that are concerning and destabilizing we need to be suggesting to the iranians what is the off ramp what kind of activity could we accept and make sure that t

u.s. pressure on iran increased earlier this month u.s. secretary of state mike pompei. government about what he said was intelligence showing increased specific threats against u.s. interests in iraq the iraqi government denying there were any threats from the p.m.s. days later a rocket was fired into the green zone in baghdad which is home to the u.s. and other embassies no one claimed responsibility for the sign that increased tension between the u.s. and iran has dangerous implications for the stability of iraq and could ultimately weaken international coalition efforts to find myself just killed thousands of people in attacks in this region and beyond. that al-jazeera back down. as prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he's doing everything he can to build a coalition in avoid another election that's after parliament passed a motion to dissolve itself less than 2 months after election seem to offer netanyahu a new man today. 48 hours to form a government attention ally. lieberman is insisting on a new law extending mandatory military service to ultra orthodox men b

iran's announcement comes as american forces have been deployed to the region in response to what the u.s. says is a threat posed by iran. the leaders of both the united states and iran have said they want to avoid a conflict but both sides continue to send strong signals they are ready for one. and as tensions heighten between tehran and washington the latest announcement from president hassan rouhani puts even more pressure on european countries and remaining signatories to the nuclear deal to do something to salvage an agreement that's been in jeopardy since u.s. president donald trump took office. wrong. like the sanctions on iranian oil that were recently toughened by the tropical destruction the new sanctions target the fun's not just of those with iran who operate in the iron steel aluminum copper sectors but also those who engage in the international trade in iranian metals around the world donald trump said nations were on notice quote allowing iranian metals into your ports will no longer be tolerated and quote the u.s. secretary of state was in london where he called for unity

sourced intelligence in 2003 it was iraq this time it's iran much of american news reporting on u.s. iran relations glosses over president trump's role how his policies have led to this standoff there's even less space given to reflect on the history of american aggression against iran which is not to say that the islamic republic ruled by authoritarians and involved in wars in syria and yemen is an innocent player however inflammatory headlines unnamed sources and decades of misinformation in the us media over iran don't help our starting point this week is washington d.c. . headlines like these about iranian belligerence a new tensions with the u.s. came from sources like the the official who declined to be identified the 3 u.s. officials familiar with the find a defense official who spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak publicly it's a safe bet that the official was authorized to speak anonymous if we were to write a headline on the coverage of this story it would read anonymous governments. u.s. news media risks being manipulated again. all of a sud

u.s. and iran i'm joined tonight by dalia case u.s. director of the center for middle east public policy at the rand corporation in santa monica california that's where she joins us from tonight's welcome to the day it's good to have you on the program today both pump aoe and the supreme leader of iran they both almost at the same time said we do not want a war with each other who's telling the truth there. well hopefully they both are i think i would welcome they are saying at the escalations of the current rising tensions i think there are you know there's credible evidence to suggest that either side would want to war a war with iran would be incredibly costly but i think it's also important to remember what brought us to this point and the main trigger frankly was the u.s. withdrawal from the iran nuclear agreement which was a internationally accepted agreement that iran was compliant with so i think a lot of the friction that we've seen over the last year building up to this point on the one year anniversary really stems from that

and france to work with iran on civilian nuclear projects president hassan rouhani says the u.s. is trying to sow division among iranians joey army corps about all your general getting as the united states is violating international laws and pressuring companies to prevent them cooperating with iran and seeking to weaken our currency and the independence of our country there are huge conspiracies against our country and the american administration is waging a political and psychological war against us a decision to change the regime in iran washington aims to spread division in the country and the iranians must unite to face this war turkey's economy is expected to continue to slump after those u.s. sanctions on iran's oil industry turkey is a major iranian customer but is having to look elsewhere for its energy supplies so them cos all the reports now from istanbul. iran is the second largest oil supplier to turkey after russia turkey has energy rich neighbors but no reserves of its own so is dependent on oil and gas imports that leaves the turkish kaname vulnerable to rises in e

iran is at the center of a growing rift between the u.s. and its european allies at a meeting in brussels today e.u. policy urged washington's top diplomat not to escalate tensions with the head on with britain going so far as to warn the us of accidentally triggering a conflict in an unstable region now this comes as foreign ministers were meeting to discuss ways to salvage their nuclear deal with terror on. u.s. secretary of state mike pompei all made a last minute visit to brussels to meet with his british french and german counterparts they are still signatories to the iran nuclear deal which the u.s. pulled out of one year ago much to the chagrin of its allies. we continue to fully support the nuclear deal with it on its full implementation the u.s. withdrawal from the deal has drawn criticism from the e.u. china and russia the deal was designed to keep iran from acquiring nuclear weapons in return iran would see sanctions lifted now the iranian government has said it will suspend some of its commitments to the deal tehran has so far n

u.s. team negotiating with iran on the nuclear deal and he says that while the u.s. is to blame for the increasing tensions iran should balance its response. well certainly iran has a choice and it's i think a little bit of a false description by mr zarif to say this is what we have to do now after all the nuclear steps that they are taking or nap going to fix our economic problems or drive any more economic really to that but i think it's absolutely the case that the united states started this but iran is over compliance with the g.c.c. piro you or at least it was and the united states is the one that a year ago decided it was wrong so i think certainly from the iranian perspective there is a need to balance the books you're a little bit well i certainly think that europe has a role and it could do more than as been the problem that europe's governments have been unwilling to try and coerce european businesses to provide the kind of economic relief that iran is looking for because of fears of u.s. sanctions and so long as those fears remain iran is not going to get t

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moment we'll hear from them best ravi on iran's reaction to the latest developments but 1st here is alan fischer and washington initial reports suggested the u.s. was preparing to send additional 120000 troops to the middle east to combat the perceived threat from iran the president donald trump is no confirmed he's sending $1500.00 we want to add protection the middle east we're going to be sending a relatively small number of troops but the u.s. defense department says the troops are going to include an anti missile battery additional intelligence and surveillance and reconnaissance aircraft it's also sending fighter aircraft for to terrorists. the pentagon says the move is defensive and not meant to provoke war but adds to another rush deployment or this month the u.s.s. abraham lincoln carrier strike group started to move to the gulf we would continue . to call for caution and restraint both in terms of actions and in terms of rate and. the threat from iran is also being used to push through $8000000000.00 in weapon sales to saudi arabia the united arab emirates and jordan normally congress would be given 30 days to approve foreign arm sal

u.s. president donald trump took office saying to iran. and the chairman all the u.s. house foreign affairs committee is pushing for gold countries to work together to contain what he describes as the through its posed by iran and its angles says this can't happen while saudi arabia the u.a.e. hurrian and egypt maintain their almost two year blockade on qatar. and share economic opportunities anti-terrorism concerns and can be working together to counter with threat posed by iran for this to happen a unified gulf is essential but so far we have not seen unfortunately enough progress to end the guitar blockade it is in all parties interest to end this blockade so that we can work together to counter the real threats in the region at the very least gulf countries should allow qatar overfly rights. donald trump has accused china of breaking in his words the deal on the eve of more talks aimed at resolving their trade disputes speaking as a rally in the state of florida the president repeated threats of imposing more tariffs on chinese kids. by the way you see the terrorist

u.s. sanctions against iran. and many think of artificial intelligence as a technology that will transform our lives in the very near future but in fact artificial intelligence is already all around us providing us with information directing our behavior and even helping us get our mail. gloves are mandatory here but not for hygienic reasons this mail center in berlin the gloves have a scanner attached to them with its help workers can register and sought specially marked items so their traceable errors are registered immediately. nevertheless many here don't see the new glove as a threat but rather as an aid. to. the scanner makes work easier because employees don't have to go to stationary scanners and it can be used anywhere we don't have to work from one location so we can react flexibly to any restructuring needed the intelligent work glove was developed by the munich startup pro glove the idea behind it is that the scanner should use the built in sensors to detect objects that collect and process informatio

want to keep this deal which is on life support a lot of much longer than they have to help iran mitigate u.s. sanctions that have a stance of lead decimated iran's economy and so this is really sending a message that iran has the scientific capability to move forward quickly and it has the will to do so as well and saying away from the nuclear deal how of people that have been reacting over the escalation of tensions with washington. well iranians are really if they run the spectrum there are many iranians that say the government is doing the right thing you can't talk to a bully we must remain defiant we must resist the united states until the end but there are iranians that say the government can't keep saying that the united states can't attack it or can't hurt iran or that it will regret causing war with iran many people don't just consider the psychological war many people say that iran and the threat to iran by the u.s. military buildup in the region must be taken seriously and to that end in the face of what is standing iranian policy of not negotiating with the united states especial