side that certainly consul general residence here in istanbul you don't have to be here for very long zainit's a work of that everyone is saying what allan was kind of hinting at there the focus of this investigation should be now where you are why is that so the turkish investigators. well yes turkish investigators they want to search a well in the garden of the consul general residence behind me it's been over a week since they put in this request so far saudi arabia not giving them access to that well but we have to remember the residence was searched on october the seventeenth two weeks after the murder which just shows you how the delaying tactics that saudi arabia has been using and that's why turkish investigators have been saying how you know frustrated they have been so they entered the consulate on october the seventeenth they searched the building but they weren't able to search that well properly because they needed a special team because of the deaths of the well but they did take water samples but like alan said the focus is to find the remains of she now we have to remember

thanks for that zain bus ravi live for us and to herat. well iran is one of the world's largest oil produces and its oil and gas exports are worth billions of dollars a year or so who are its biggest customers while this chart shows iran's average exports in thousands of barrels of oil a day from november twenty seven thousand to april of this year and as you can see china is the biggest importer of iranian oil with about seven hundred thousand barrels next is india with just under six hundred thousand barrels a day followed by south korea then turkey and rounding out the top five is italy a mother she had tack in is an international oil and energy consultant he says iranian oil companies are used to operating on the sanctions so these are all good signs as far as iran is concerned that you don't can continue exporting its origin that it has been i think success will see it only an orderly sportswear saber in the spring about two and a half million barrels per day and the reports were that already in summer many customers and stopped buyin

revolutionary guard says head on will resist any sanctions let's go straight to our correspondent zain bus driver who's joining us live from tehran zain you were just at the protests earlier how people what was happening how are people feeling there. absolutely elizabeth this rally is an annual event it marks the anniversary of the taking of the u.s. embassy by university students in one thousand nine hundred seventy nine just a few short months after the islamic revolution that overthrew the shah of iran reza pahlavi at the time and brought into power this current government now after the u.s. embassy was stormed the students took fifty two americans hostage and it sparked a four hundred forty four day hostage crisis the longest in recorded history and every year iranians marked this event on their calendar and commemorate that day now this was a seminal moment in the young history of the islamic republic of iran and it was a seminal moment in the relationship between iran and the united states and this year the crowd was bigger the crowd was angrier and that has a lot to do with the

best with reaction from tehran there thank you very much zain now despite the u.s. withdrawal from the twenty fifteen iran nuclear deal the e.u. russia and china all sticking to the terms of the agreement on diplomatic at the james bays reports on the united nations headquarters in new york on what they might still next. this is being described by the trumpet ministration as the toughest sanctions regime ever imposed on iran the country's oil exports are being targeted although eight countries have been given temporary waivers to allow them to still importer rein in oil for the time being the administration is now reintroducing all of the sanctions that were frozen under the iran nuclear deal in twenty fifteen the iranian economy is in a bad place there's no question about that inflation is high unemployment is high in the currency has depreciated significantly but i think it's worth noting that these are not historical anomalies for the iranian government they've been dealing since the revolution with high inflation the trumpet ministrations campaign against iran i

to defeat iran for forty years of this by the sanctions iranians are trying to remain positive as zain bus ravi reports from the capital tehran. when you look past all the politics what becomes clear is that american sanctions hurt iranian people more than a change iranian government policies american policy some would say trump's brinkmanship has meant economic chaos for iran the value of the iranian ryall has suffered a major fall in the last year adding to high inflation and unemployment concerns. all of this hurts low income and working people first and foremost they struggle to feed their families because prices for some basic goods have doubled. people's purchasing power has been reduced they talk about their problems. when a customer wants to buy something you can tell the situation some people used to come here to buy meat once a month now they come one seventy two months. when it comes to iran u.s. presidents have pursued a policy of containment for decades trying to limit iranians economically militarily and politically in their regional and global affairs even the twenty fif

was murdered at the saudi consulate in istanbul zain harder is joins us live from there so zain what more did we learn about how the turkish president sees all of this. well really turkey keeping up the pressure staying on the offensive telling the world they're not going to let this go until the full truth is revealed and those responsible for the murder will be held to account you did mention that the turkish president said he believes the order was given from the highest levels of the saudi government he didn't name who he believes gave that order but he did name the person he believes did not give that order and that was king solomon and it's not the first time he has singled out king's men turkey has made it very clear from the beginning of this crisis that it does not want to damage relations with the saudi government and that it doesn't want this relationship to rupture it was already a cordial relationship to begin with and again reiterating really the lack of cooperation on the part of saudi arabia in the investigation he mentioned the visit of the saudi top prosecutor to is

thank you for that zain bazarov be live for us in tehran. i am. i am. the sons of murders journalists say their family is unable to grieve properly without knowing where his body is he was killed by what turkish officials say was a hit squad who waited for him at the saudi consulate in istanbul his son say their family has been deeply troubled by the continuing licenses murder more than a month ago under simmons is outside the city consulate in istanbul for us joins us now live a very emotional andrew a very emotional message from the sons of jamal. very much so very much so indeed more than a month ago their father was killed in the building here and they've heard so many variations of the truth now they've finally spoken out in a way that really was quite guarded because of political issues because salah the oldest son is from saudi arabia he's in the banking business in jeddah he was allowed by special permission from the crown prince to leave the country and go to washington d.c. to spend some time with his family his two sisters his oth

as soon as possible heidi joe castro al-jazeera washington alive not designer harder in istanbul so zain what are we expecting to happen next. well the most message from turkey is that we will not let this go we will push until justice is served there will be no cover up and not just those who carried out the crime but those who ordered the the crime will be held to account but it has not been an easy investigation it's been a month since she entered the saudi consulate it's been it took three weeks for saudi arabia to acknowledge that he did not leave the consulate and that was he who was killed inside it took two weeks for them to give turkish investigators access to the crime scene so turkish officials increasingly frustrated with the lack of cooperation on the part of saudi arabia the head of the top prosecutor in saudi arabia was in istanbul earlier this week he held meetings with the man leading the investigation is samples chief prosecutor and according to turkish officials those meetings were not fruitful they were not satisfactory in fact the saudi top prosecutor came here not t

the revolutionary guard says head on will resist any sanctions well let's go to our correspondent zain bus driving now he's joining us live from the capital tehran you were at those protests earlier as a mocking you know that seminal moment in the country's history and coinciding with another important moment the very imposing of sanctions. absolutely the overrunning of the u.s. embassy in one nine hundred seventy nine few months after the revolution that brought this current government into power was was was a very big moment in history for this country and also for the world university students overtook the u.s. compound they took fifty two americans prisoner and sparked a four hundred forty four day hostage crisis and now that is the longest hostage crisis in recorded history so as you said a seminal moment in iran's history that the in the history of what was then a young islamic republic of iran but also a seminal moment in the relationship between the united states and america it led to decades of hostility between these two nations and this rally is an annual calendar event now

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is that iran can manage to sell enough oil to survive until donald trump has left the white house zain but. let's take a closer look then at what is in these sanctions iran's ports and state owned shipping companies will be affected that's what the government uses to transport its oil to the world then we have the oil itself the united states says it will sanction anyone who buys oil from iran but eight countries. granted waivers for their due to their political or economic reliance on iranian oil iran central bank is also now heavily sanctioned by the united states any dealings with it and other state own financial institutions will be considered a violation by the us government then there is the all important swift code many international financial transactions require this system but it will no longer be available to those who want to deal with iran let's bring in matt had the now he is an economist at the vienna institute for international economic studies he joins us via skype now from vienna thanks very much for being with us so broadly speaking what impact are these sanctions go

many iranian people who we spoke to said that damage has already been done and we'll have more from zain and a little bit later but we also want to look sat's well the other side of the deal because despite the u.s. withdrawal from the twenty fifteen iran nuclear deal you've got the e.u. and russia and china which are all sticking to the terms of diplomatic editor james by his reports in the u.n. in new york on what they might do next. this is being described by the trumpet ministration as the toughest sanctions regime ever imposed on iran the country's oil exports are being targeted although eight countries have been given temporary waivers to allow them to still imported raney an oil for the time being the administration is now reintroducing all of the sanctions that were frozen under the iran nuclear deal in twenty fifteen the iranian economy is in a bad place there's no question about that inflation is high unemployment is high and the currency has depreciated significantly but i think it's worth noting that these are not historical anomalies for the iranian government they've been d

embassy in the iranian capital zain was writing reports. any common ground there may have been between iran and america seems to have been lost at a rally to mark the thirty ninth anniversary of the takeover of the u.s. embassy iranians express their anger and frustration at a country they blame for their continued economic isolation. i was. there was also the familiar contempt that has come to define iran's relationship with the united states the country's top soldier said economic warfare america's last attempt to defeat iran is not going to work and war us president donald trump not to try anything else. i want to say something to america and it's weird president never threaten iran because we can still hear the horrified cries of your soldiers in the desert and you know better every day how many of your old soldiers in america commit suicide due to depression and fear that they suffered in battle so don't threaten us militarily and don't frighten us with a military threat u.s. sanctions meant to punish iran have. devastated the country'

our correspondent zain busted ivy was at the game and to her on where the fans who couldn't get into the stadium were as much a part of the story as those who did. as another football final came to a close iranian fans found themselves once again supporting the team in second place. to her aunt's persepolis came closer to an asian champions league crowd than any iranian team since two thousand and ten and even though fans began leaving before the game was over that night was not a total loss because you're not alone if i may do it all right live now to paris where french president emmanuel is speaking to mock leon panetta ratios of the one hundred years since the end of. the one thousand nine hundred seventy one you can tune. the cease fire against ten o'clock noon equal to a simplicity of unknown to the. many that it is believing came out slowly out of their positions and on the lines. and the whole went out for the cease fire the bugle sounding them. and the church bells were told the news across the country the eleventh of november nineteen eighteen at eleven o'clock in the mornin

result they needed to lift the most important trophy there is in asian club football our correspondent zain asher avi is the game for us. well it wasn't the result a persepolis fans had been hoping for but even though the iranian home team lost many fans are saying that it was still a big night for iranian football the fact that iranian her team made it to the final the fact that the asian champions league final was played in teheran and old many here are saying that those are already major milestones watch and i don't want to finally duel it was one of the best games ever everyone around the world saw a rainy and culture and saw how we are considerate people even though we lost the game we cheered for our players until the very last minute and we are showing people around the world we are proud iranians. but it is sure to haunt the twenty. fourth. as the action got started inside the stadium perhaps the real struggle for a victory was happening outside the gates while tens of thousands of people were taking their seats inside to see their football heroes take to the pitch no more than a fe

various polls of iranian society one business sector in particular i believe is that the sanction trade zain bazarov a has. the men and women in this room take saffron very seriously at a conference hosted by the university of toronto experts are discussing risks and challenges to the industry rising market demand climate change and of course the one thing every iranian business worries about american sanctions most hard to believe and i know that with the main producer and exporter of safwan in the world there's no alternative sanctions have no impact on this industry the world needs so they need to buy our products by legal or illegal means we're certain our products will be exported saffron doesn't need much water to grow so traders are encouraging farmers dealing with nearly a decade of drought to swap crops the farm to table process can be labor intensive delicate work but in the end it's a lucrative. ninety percent of iran saffron is exported and a q a gram can sell for around fifteen hundred dollars the spice is a key ingredient in cosmetics perf human food and medicine the internatio

a correspondent zain distraught he was game inside iran where the fans who couldn't get into the stadium where as much a part of the story stasi did. as another football final came to a close iranian fans found themselves once again supporting a team in second place. to her aunt's persepolis came closer to an asian champions league crown than any iranian team since two thousand and ten and even though fans began leaving before the game was over the night was not a total loss but. it was one of the best games ever everyone around the world saw a rainy and culture and saw how we are considerate people. even though we lost the game with cheered for our players until the very last minute and we are showing people around the world we are proud iranians. was no no no no the fact that an iranian club made it to the final the fact that a stadium in teheran was considered good enough to host it for many fans these were major milestones there was a lot of hope for a persepolis win is these fans took their seats at the start i. was no i don't think that it is our only stay at home perhaps no real s

and exercise more many of them say well it's all the genes to blame or stressed about the metabolism zain truth about this for the science indeed a lack of exercise. over eating is only part of the explanation to become overweight so we think that a slow metabolism also contributes to that the individual body shape or development of overweight for instance some disturbances may contribute to overweight such as those thyroid function or increased stress hormone levels. we also know that with aging we need less. calories being overweight is not just about feeling good it's also a big health risk involved and so i think diabete is like a heart attack in some forms of cancer and what about really obese patients because the risk there so we think that between thirty and sixty diseases are at least associated with obesity some of them are really a function simply of body weight like joint problems lung problems like obstructive sleep apnea for instance even hypertension these are the seasons which are clear and clear function of the body weight but still we see independent of the body weight st

move as we mentioned will hit hundreds of businesses including those from countries linked with iran zain does ravi is in tehran with more on how iran has reacted to the brain imposition of u.s. sanctions. well if if you listen to officials you know the first bit of official reaction we got this morning was from president hassan rouhani himself speaking to his economic team which is recently been shaken up the minister of the economic minister the federal minister was replaced president hassan rouhani has gone out of his way to illustrate to his people that he's taking the economic chaos in the country seriously in addressing his relatively new team he put out his sort of forward thinking iran's policy going forward and that would be to continue to sell oil and to break these u.s. sanctions he also said that no white house ever in his estimation has been as opposed to fulfilling its international obligations and its international commitments and he said that no white house has been as racist as this one is taking a shot at his american counterpart president donald trump so very very defia

correspondent zain this ravi was of a game force. well it wasn't the result of persepolis fans had been hoping for but even though the iranian home team lost many fans are saying that it was still a big night for iranian football the fact that iranian her team made it to the final the fact that the asian champions league final was laid into her on it all many here are saying that those are already major milestones watch and i don't want to finally do it it was one of the best games ever everyone around the world saw a rainy and culture and saw how we are considerate people even though we lost the game we cheered for our players until the very last minute and we are showing people around the world we are proud iranians. but it is going to haunt me twenty. was. as the action got started inside the stadium perhaps the real struggle for a victory was happening outside the gates while tens of thousands of people were taking their seats inside to see their football heroes take to the pitch no more than a few hundred women outside a side ga

our correspondent zain distraught he was game in tehran where the fans who couldn't get into the stadium were as much a part of the story did. as another football final came to a close iranian fans found themselves once again supporting the team in second place. to her aunt's persepolis came closer to an asian champions league crown than any iranian team since two thousand and ten and even though fans began leaving before the game was over the night was not a total loss but. it was one of the best games ever everyone around the world saw iranian culture and saw how we are considerate people. even though we lost the game with cheered for our players until the very last minute and we are showing people around the world we are proud iranians. was. the fact that an iranian club made it to the final the fact that a stadium in teheran was considered good enough to host it for many fans these were major milestones there was a lot of hope for a persepolis win is these fans took their seats at the start i. think that it is our last day i was proud. the real struggle for a victory was happening ou

is that iran can manage to sell enough oil to survive until donald trump has left the white house zain. turkey's move to start drilling for oil and gas in the mediterranean sea is threatening to escalate a dispute with greece the turkish energy minister is warning it were tally eight if the greek navy harasses his country's ships during the exploration period simca solar of course from antalya. that is soon mediterranean is the new frontier for oil and gas it's home to libya thumb and time are gas fields of the israeli coast the sore fields facing egypt and also aphrodite discovered by the greek cypriots and the region's underwater wealth appears to turkey which is dependent on energy imports all the g. and g. studies and everything is telling us it is the right locations but you never know without doing so ankara is sending its first ship out to drill for natural resources versus the ship that turkey is using to drill for oil and gas she is called party which means the conqueror the first exploration will begin around one hundred ten kilometers of the mediterranean coast line at a dep

up with japan in the next segment but thanks for being on the cost report yeah all right i love it zain so let us know what that's going to do for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser as they see her like to thank our guest tyler janks of hyper away if you want to catch us on twitter at kaiser reports like somebody else.

senator hart our correspondent in istanbul lots of twists and turns in this ongoing investigation zain i mean what sort of position or we're in right now what direction do you understand this investigation is heading towards. well the message from turkey has been clear we are not going to give this justice we'll do serve there will be no cover up and those who carried out this murder they will be held to account as well as those who gave the order to carry out this murder so this is the message from turkey but it's been a month since she entered the saudi consulate and he was killed inside it took three weeks for saudi arabia took knowledge that fact at the beginning we have to remember they kept on insisting that he left the consulate so it took three weeks for them to acknowledge his desk and then it took two weeks before they allowed turkish investigators to search the crime scene and to search the consulate to search the consul general's residence so they haven't been very cooperative and turkish officials have making making this very very clear that they're frustrated because of t

is that iran can manage to sell enough oil to survive until donald trump has left the white house zain. at least ten thousand people have been displaced by fighting in the central african republic in the last four days camps set up for those who fled their homes have been attacked at least two people killed doctors without borders has posted pictures which appear to show camps burnt to the ground former president francois busies a was overthrown by a coalition of rebel groups twenty thirteen the lawyer representing a christian woman in pakistan acquitted of blasphemy has left the country in fear of his life saif says that he had to leave so that he could continue to represent r.c. a baby who's convicted who his conviction was overturned on wednesday by the supreme court maybe it sped eight years on death row officials of the agreed to stop her leaving pakistan to end violent protests over the court's ruling choudhry is pakistan's minister of information and broadcasting he says the deal with the protesters was struck within the constitutional framework. well you have successfully been

is that iran can manage to sell enough oil to survive until donald trump has left the white house zain. and iran's defense minister amir how to me says this country has begun mass producing its locally designed co soft fighter jet to me says the air force will soon have the number of jets that it needs a u.n. convoy carrying much needed aid has reached the remote group one camp in syria it's in a rebel held area next to the border with jordan but it's encircled by government forces and thousands of people are stranded they lost a back in january and has more. it's sandstorm season and rock band we're going blind this boy says our homes are destroyed take us away from him. rick band is the no man's land in more ways than one a desolate camp in the open desert near the jordanian border caught between warring sides there's no escape. people came here three years ago fleeing i still fight has us russian and syrian airstrikes now there are some fifty thousand people many of them women and children. i know like the ones who were protests began last month after a smuggling route for food and

time is now the right time when saudi arabia really refusing to take this investigation further ok zain where the thank you divers in indonesia have found one of the two block box recorders from a plane that crashed on monday investigators say the flight data recorder. while the search they found the flight data recorder while the search does continue for the cockpit voice recorder the lion air boeing seven three seven crashed only minutes after takeoff from the capital jakarta killing all one hundred eighty nine people on board florence louie has the latest from kuala lumpur. now we know so far that the pilot had asked to turn back shortly after takeoff the plane crashed about twelve minutes into its flight and that the very same plane had experienced a technical problem the day before but lyon and said this technical problem was fully resolved and the plane was cleared to fly from bali to jakarta on sunday night just hours before it took off from jakarta early on monday morning on that fated flight the transport ministry of indonesia had said it has asked lyon ed to suspend as many as

is that iran can manage to sell enough oil to survive until donald trump has left the white house zain. iran's defense minister to me says his country has begun mass producing its locally designed fighter jet how to me says the air force will soon have the number of jets it needs and still ahead on al-jazeera just a reminder we're waiting for a joint news conference with turkey's president of egypt and his ukrainian counterpart in ankara are expecting comments on the german case we'll bring it to you live plus they would throw a rock in their face they do that with us they're going to be arrested there's going to be a problem why did they shoot. a bank right from donald trump who said it would all of my runs in the caravan headed to the u.s. to be shot. hello the weather set fire across southern parts of china at the moment further north same cannot be said to go largely clear skies at least inside of chad over toward shanghai seeing a little bit more the way of plaid it will stay dry and brought here as we go through sunday fickling cloud coming into central parts will sink its way fu

is some border let's cross over to istanbul and bring in zain or her there she is joining us from there so for the first time we have an official report by the two prosecutor of istanbul talk us through what more it brings into light and perhaps more importantly what answers the turks are still looking for. well like you mentioned the first time we're getting details of the murder from an official and not just any official of the chief prosecutor himself the man leading the investigation into the deaths of. the timing of the release of this information is significant it coincided with the saudi top prosecutor's visit to istanbul just about just as he was leaving the country and even in the statement the prosecutor made clear that they were not happy with the cooperation that they received from from the saudi arabian side that really turkey has been frustrated because questions remain unanswered the most important question is where is. body or his body parts turkish officials really feel that the saudi top prosecutor came to istanbul to try to find out what evidence turkey had instead of

iran is breaking the twenty fifteen international nuclear deal and interfering in regional conflicts zain he has more from tehran. during their talks iranian president hassan rouhani and his iraqi counterpart barham sali discussed the importance of security cooperation between their two oil rich nations rouhani made the point that it is up to the countries in the region to handle their own security a familiar tactic iranian leaders use to publicly bolster the importance of their own rule simultaneously characterizing the role of the united states as foreign interference. as that i had a dream which were both of the opinion that all people will benefit from stability in this region we don't need foreign intervention regional countries should have closer relationships and mutual cooperation especially iran and iraq at one and has time to form a new regional establishment that would cater to the interests of all nations and so we attach a high importance to the role that iran in iraq must be an area for common interest for regional nations not a field for conflict in design the economies of

there how are iranians reacting to the reimposition of sanctions and what does this mean for them zain. well during we've seen a flurry of reaction from officials throughout the day the first person to speak of course president hassan rouhani the iranian leader speaking to his economy team during a meeting a speech that was broadcast live throughout the country on state t.v. he made he struck a very very defiant tone saying that iran will continue to sell its oil and it will break these sanctions so there is no mistake on and how iran intends to move forward presidents and rouhani during that speech also lashed out at his american counterpart at the white house of u.s. president donald trump saying that never in the history of the united states had there been an administration the white house that was this supposed to sticking to its international obligations and that was this racist so he's using very harsh terms the temperature certainly is ratcheting up in the halls of power here into iran now it's no coincidence that on the same day or at least it seems like it's no coincidence tha

direction with the eye is that one single thing which is good to me just a social lot no i don't think so zain you also hear people talk about. what computers can do that human brain isn't capable of is it also true why it's worse is that is there something that only human brain can do that computer is will never be capable of i can if you look at work in the specialist into besides in the eye i am not by the way in professor of computer science a major artist i was writing teaching digital art all my life but if you look at experts people say with this huge progress in the eye which media talks about reality is a progress only if you limit it is so in my talk which i'll do is immune hermitage i'm going to make a joke i will take two photographs of me which were taking let's say a few months ago we were like five seconds of each hour i'm going to submit them to one of our computer vision services the top from microsoft i was on and you'll see how the software is going to predict with my age in there with my a few switches very different that i did you know a few days ago was office so that for

family as soon as possible heidi jo castro al-jazeera washington over the latest let's go live now to zain a harder in istanbul where are we with the investigation right now. well this has been a difficult investigation from the start it's been a month since the murder of she since the saudi journalist entered the consulate behind me and has been difficult according to turkish officials because of the lack of cooperation on the part of saudi arabia the message from turkey is we will not let this go there will be no cover up to those responsible not just of carrying out the murder but ordering the murder should be held to account turkey also has a number of questions which saudi arabia has still not answered like where is. body parts i say body parts now because it's tumbles chief prosecutor the man leading the investigation to present the details of the murder a few days ago where he said that she was strangled to death upon entering the saudi consulate to and that his body was cut into pieces so there is a feeling here of frustration really that saudi arabia has not been cooperative the h

many as i can into the discussion but first take a look at this report by al-jazeera correspondent zain bus robbie. when you look past all the politics what becomes clear is that american sanctions hurt iranian people more than the change iranian government policies american policy some would say trump's brinkmanship has meant.

is that iran can manage to sell enough oil to survive until donald trump has left the white house zain. iran's defense minister amir hard to me says his country has begun mass producing its locally designed fighter jet how to me says the air force will soon have the number of jets it needs plenty more still ahead on the news hour including you think you have the numbers here it refusing to bow out trying to sack the prime minister tells al-jazeera democracy is under threat now reports of bribes being offered for m.p.'s to dump him. no water for millions we find out why one of the world's largest cities turned off the taps. and it's called the pain of relegation all too much for a ball boy in the chinese for only. at least ten thousand people have been displaced by fighting in the central african republic for the last four days camps set up for those who have fled their homes have been attacks and at least two people killed doctors without borders is posted pictures which appear to show camps completely burned to the ground former president francois posies a was overthrown by a coalitio

is that iran can manage to sell enough oil to survive until donald trump has left the white house zain but. with us now a senior iran analyst with the international crisis group he's also worked with the negotiations between the p five plus one and iran nice to have you with us bottom line what do you think happens once these sanctions take effect maybe not immediately but what will be the economic effect off them. look without me these sanctions are going to inflict significant harm on the iranian economy already the structure of their snapback has resulted in devaluation of the iranian we all of which has lost two thirds of the value it is likely that iran will lose about fifty percent of its oil exports and the prediction is that as of next year the economy go go into recession and will start shrinking by a rate of the box three to four percent so the economic harm i think there is no doubt about it the question of what happened within sixty and i think for now the iranians want to stay in the deal and see if the you're in the rocks and then the time we can mitigate some of the impa

is that iran can manage to sell enough oil to survive until donald trump has left the white house zain. turkey's move to start drilling for oil and gas in the mediterranean is threatening to escalate the dispute with greece turkey's energy minister is warning of retaliation if the greek maybe harasses turkish warships join the exploration period so i'm cacio reports from antalya. there is soon mediterranean is the new frontier for oil and gas it's home to libya thumb and tom are gas fields of the israeli coast the source of facing egypt and also aphrodite discovered by the greek cypriots and the region's underwater wealth appeals to turkey which is dependent on energy imports all the g. and g. studies and everything is telling us it is the right locations but you never know without doing so ankara is sending its first ship out to drill for natural resources this is the ship that turkey is using to drill for oil and gas she is called party which means the conqueror the first exploration will begin around one hundred ten kilometers of the mediterranean coast line at a depth of at least t

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