ah, we heard from professors now yet, mohammed mirandi of the university of tehran, who says the western leaders, comments revealed their regime change agenda. the iranians believe that fired and when he says that the united states is going to free, iranians for that exposes the united states for what it really is. the united states is an oppressive and brutal regime that tries to dictate terms to the rest of the world. and the revolution in iran was about independence, freedom and dignity. and over the past few weeks, the united states has been supporting riots and iran, big been supporting terrorists organizations. it's astounding that western countries consider themselves are put for trade themselves as the defenders of human rights. ironically, today, there are huge anti american protests across the country, including in tat run, where millions of people participated across the country. and you don't see any of that in the western media. now to the latest in the ukraine conflict as authority say, ukrainian forces have conducted an artillery attack and little gone republic with us sup

regime to stop blaming external actors and start listening to the voices of their people. university of tehran, professor sayed mohammed mirandi says that the western media would have treated such protest very differently as they were happening in their own countries. so this is, this is how it works in the west. they can say anything they want about iran and get away with it. imagine what would happen in western countries if this was happening there. and if the western media, english language of media was encouraging violence and the murder police officers in england off come would immediately shut down the t. v station, the tv channel. and they would put these people on trial. we know how huge a protests are taking place across europe right now. because of the energy and economic crisis where they're not reported in western media. a series of explosions have erupted, and the turkish city of ist and bolt, just 3 days after a terrorist bombing. they killed at least 6 people and wounded more than 80 others . there are still no official information about the casualties from the most recent incid

regime to stop blaming external actors and start listening to the voices of their people. university of tehran professors i ad mohammed mirandi says that the western media would have treated such protest very differently if they were happening in their own countries. so this is, this is how it works in the west. they can say anything they want about iran and get away with it. imagine what would happen in western countries if this was happening. darren, if the western meal english language media was encouraging violence in the murder police officers in england off come would immediately shut down the t. v station, the tv channel, and being with these people on trial, we know how huge a protest are taking place across europe. right now, because of the energy and economic crisis where they're not reported in western media. as the world cup football tournament prepares to kick off on sunday and guitar, the u. s. national team has redesigned its logo to incorporate a flag symbolizing gay pride. now, how a sexuality is, a legal and guitar, and the country has drawn scorn from european lawmakers and

international relations of odesa national university mechnikov university was in direct contact with us. well, the topic of iran and the iranian- iranian negotiations, moscow-tehrangence and our partners have been informed for a long time, and just a few days ago, the general staff confirmed this information, ballistic missiles are going to russia, the regime are they dangerous and will our anti- missile defense system survive? artem zhipko will tell you all about it. kyiv almost a month ago, the iranian strike was not a drone, mine 136 hit a house, five people did not survive this attack, everyone will receive the so-called mopeds in ukraine are already getting used to them, they have been actively using them for two months now, iranian weapons are two shock uavs shahed 136 and shahed 131 , a makhajer 6 strike and reconnaissance uav and an abi bel-2 reconnaissance uav, our air defense system copes perfectly with everything, our and american intelligence in one a voice says that soon the russian occupiers will have another weapon , the fatek 110 and zdufikat missiles, with a range of 300 and 700 km, respectively . this is a ballistic missile, it has a negative wa

schools elsewhere in the middle east, you know, the foundation of alborz high school in tehran or roberts college in turkey or, you know, university of cairo or american university of beirut. what's really, you know, unique about the story is, is the constitutional is contact. right. and, you know, one aspect of tabriz being this border city and, you know, a city, you know, is pivotal in the competition. and between, you know, the british and the russians for influence in iran is, you know, another aspect of the city that you that you describe in the book. i want to come back to these kind of religious narratives in just a minute, but which is, you know, the the the presence of, you know, of militarization in the area of looting, as you almost describe, the city of tabriz being something that's immediately legible to someone. baskerville coming from the west of america, you know, and all of a sudden seeing these guys, you know, who are armed and, you know, recognizing something in them. tabriz in 1907 looked like an old west town. i mean, i, you know, would expect john wayne to step out of saloon at any moment. that's what it look

but the protests continued, with university students in tehran chanting anti-government slogans. the family oftop pro-democracy activists says his condition is worsening. alaa abdel-fattah began a hunger strike in jail on sunday, as a un climate conference began in the city of sharm-el-sheikh. today, his sister urged world leaders to press for his release before it's too late. >> all we know is that alaa stopped drinking water, 50 hours ago. we don't know where he is. we don't know if he's alive. my mother waited outside the prison gates for 10 hours yesterday for her weekly letter. they didn't give her one. she's back at those gates right now. judy: abdel-fattahelped lead egypt's 2011 revolution. but he has spent much of the time since in prison. back in this country, florida's atlantic coast has begun getting ready for tropical storm nicole, and emergency shelters opened in the bahamas. the storm is now expected to grow into a minimal hurricane before making landfall in florida early on thursday. forecasters are warning of heavy rainfall in areas already hit hard by hurrice ian. on the west

dozen university campuses across the country and now this announcement has been made in terms of the details we know that the city's chief prosecutor has said around 1000 people had been arrested in tehranng security officials and they face severe penalties. throughout these protests the consistently have been painted as enemies of iran, acting on behalf of the west and israel to sow unrest within the country. it is worth saying that trials against protesters have already ta ken place. state media reported over the weekend that a revolutionary court has begun trying five people who are facing severe penalties as bad as the death penalty and in fact one mother did report that make recorders of putting out a desperate plea warning that the trials are not fair, that her own son, 22 years old is facing the death penalty now. translation: the death penalty now. tuna/mom- the death penalty now. translation: , ., ., ., translation: they did not allow his la ers translation: they did not allow his lawyers to _ translation: they did not allow his lawyers to enter— translation: they did not allow his lawyers to enter the _ translation: they did not allow his lawyers to enter the courts . his lawy

of the universe as a true battleground state. >> he has failed as a senator! >> he doesn't know hard working people. he doesn't know struggling people. >> the startling new admission from tehran. iran's foreign minister saying iran did provide a limited number of drones to russia, but it was in the months prior to the conflict. >>> i'm alex marquardt in washington. pamela brown is off. thank you so much for joining me here in the cnn newsroom. ♪ >>> let's begin this hour on the campaign trail. that's where we find our cnn phil mattingly in philadelphia where president biden and former president obama are appearing. phil, let's start with you. three presidents past and present in that state. that really says everything about how important the races in pennsylvania are. >> reporter: yeah, alex. i think it's fair to say pennsylvania is important based on who's here today. this is a moment three days before election day when both parties are going all in on their most important races and states. democrats are making clear it's the state of pennsylvania and the city of philadelphia. they need their voters to vote. that sound simplistic, however, midterm elections are often the mom