making have jim and joel the iran, ending iran's presence. units that are under iranian control that need to get out of syria. this is a diplomatic priority. it is his a priority for my work to impose pressure on iran that the cost-benefit analysis changes in terms of its polar if ration and that extends to iraq. we are trying to change the cost-benefit analysis for their behavior. any -- is there any scope for partnering with iran on a limited scope on a stabilization and reconstruction? you mentioned iraq in particular. --there any prospect or any have you seen that calculus begin to change? is iran modern he its behavior or showing that perhaps it is not worth what is doing and could be part of the solution? >> after you saw the press reports about the missiles into onq, you then had attacks our embassy a couple of weeks ago thursday and friday, then the attacks on saturday. you have the missile launches from inside iran. have the president, he has signaled that we are taking this, some as school tory behavior very seriously. america will

and then we also have jim and joel making the iran's ending of iran's presence. this is, again, the proposed units getting out of syria. this is a diplomatic priority for jim's work. it's a priority for my work to impose sufficient pressure on iran that the cost-benefit analysis changes for iran in terms of the proliferation into syria. that extends to iraq. we're trying to change the cost-benefit analysis for iran's line behavior in iraq and syria. >> is there any -- is there any scope for partnering with iran on a limited scope here on the stabilization and reconstruction? i know this is getting a little bit. you mentioned iraq, in particular. is there any prospect or any -- have you seen the calculus begin to change? especially in iraq. is iran moderating its behavior or showing, perhaps, it isn't worth what it was going to destabilize and it could be part of the solution? >> i think after you saw the press reports about iran bringing missiles into iraq, you then had attacks on our embassy. a couple of weeks ago on thursday and friday and then you had the atta

it pivoted to attacking iran. the world is upside down because the one place we actually have an agreement with iran that dealt with this problem was the nuclear deals. meanwhile, he is wanting the merits of the progress made with north korea. north korea has not taken a serious concrete step in terms of curbing the nuclear program. if he gets to the point with north korea where there is something on the table, will he be able to meet the standard of the iran deal? the iranians dismantled virtually all of their program up front and allowed the most intrusive regime. let's see if president trump can meet the same standard with north korea. the president is right, iran shouldn't get a nuclear weapon. that is what the nuclear deal worked to prevent. final thing i will say is this. what is really unfortunate is the president had an opportunity some months ago to get the europeans and others to do more in the areas that we really care about, iran's support for terrorism, the missile program, maline activities in the re

and he also did say that iran's an iran the u.s. excuse me will eventually rejoin the nuclear deal so that is rouhani viewpoint and let's get the point of view from tehran itself and speak to. joining us from there what stood out for use in. sure i mean i have to tell you president hassan rouhani spoke for about an hour and the entire press conference was carried live on state t.v. people here are very interested in everything that's happening in new york they're interested in how their president hassan rouhani is performing certainly the fallout from the collapse of the twenty fifty nuclear deal has been very bad for his popularity but people here are really concerned about how he's going to put iran's case to world leaders at this general assembly now there was a couple of things that really stood out in terms of people here in iran aside from the brinksmanship the international policy discussions happening in new york when people here are going to be concerned about are there economic concerns and certainly he knew that as he was

on a military parade in iran twenty nine people dead. claimed responsibility but the iranians have a different take talking about regional terrorists. on the attack and how iran might respond also on the grid the times i mean ferry disaster incredibly two days after the sinking a person has been rescued alive. this is very much the exception the death toll is now close to two hundred and correspondent malcolm webb this kind of disaster is nothing new to the region and on the tiny indian ocean to the maldives a presidential election will happen on sunday it's a small place but the politics is big accusations of corruption opponents being put in jail and fears of a return to. could taxes make you healthier and. is meant to curb how much you smoke but is it working. you with the news grades live on air and streaming online through you tube facebook live and at al-jazeera dot com and a parade to remember the beginning of the iran iraq war has ended with at least twenty nine people dead gunmen opened fire on a military commemoration in the so

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under the iran deal. additional sanctions will resume nov fifth and more will follow and we are working with countries that importer reigning in crude oil. to cut their purchases substantially we cannot allow the world's leading sponsor of terrorism. to possess the planet's most dangerous weapons. we cannot allow a regime that chants death to america and that threatens israel with annihilation. to possess the means to deliver a nuclear warhead to any city on earth just can't do it we ask all nations to isolate a rent's regime. as long as its aggression continues and we ask all nations to support iran's people as they struggle to reclaim. their religious and righteous destiny. this year we also took another significant step forward in the middle east in recognition of every severin state to determine its own capital i move the u.s. embassy in israel to jerusalem. the united states is committed to a future of peace and stability in the region including peace between the israelis and the palestinians that ai

has repeated its intention to operate legally ending operations in iran would take the rao over the iran nuclear deal between the e.u. and the us to another level brussels want to maintain the deal with terror on washington once out. again returned to do business in iran last year after a seventeen year absence the german auto giant said it wanted to reestablish its business in the country it signed contracts to import several vehicle models to run other german companies like b a s f o so investing in their brand but could there be a u. turn the us ambassador to germany richard grinnell said is now exiting the market he tweeted. will comply with us dungeons on the ground. has yet to respond and neither has at least not directly the carmakers says it's complying with all the relevant and export regulations one of the. european companies don't have to comply with the u.s. sanctions on iran but more companies are choosing to play it safe and they fear doing business in iran could hurt their access to the u.s. market. that's why carmaker. and communications company deutsche telekom all seize

the reason is close ally speaks but of course on the central issue of iran she's got a closer she disagree is fundamentally on that nuclear deal the u.k. france russia china and germany which is not on the security council they still are sticky not iran nuclear deal and james we're just looking at a shot right now i'm not sure if you can see this we're looking at various live shots right now inside the u.n. security council chamber and it does look as if most of the leaders there will be speaking around that table are present we can just see. french president emmanuel micron there milling around we saw the british prime minister theresa may u.n. secretary general antonio tara she is also there. to the right of your screen so i would be it would appear that most of them are now waiting for president trump and just to come back to that part of the discussion james. we know that nikki haley was asked a number of questions about what the president trump was likely to say and she essentially referred all of that to to his his plan remarks and that kind of does add to the to the mystery of this

was the only good thing he had to say about iran. trump also has more harsh way it's the iran and blasted the twenty fifteen nuclear deal calling it's one of the dumbest and maint he suggested to iran will soon be looking to rico shaping landmark agreement. this week you put out a call to action to other countries to rally with america to put pressure on iran rouhani still calling for the u.s. to come back into the old deal but after meeting with world leaders this week did you make any progress towards a potential new deal does it matter what world leaders think going to run iran's going to come back to me are they going to make good do you. dress to the security council say reveals growing tensions between america and its allies has tough stance on iran was met by a wall of opposition from foreign media as. reports. donald trump who was chairing a u.n. security council meeting for the first time ever once again used this opportunity to leave the so-called wynnie and move your deal in tatters and it seems that instead of trying to d

in iran's favor when they started meddling in syria syria called for iran to help and iran's influence grew when they laid siege on khattab saw iran as its risk you path in the two countries iran and qatar saw a new chapter in their cooperation and ties so when they failed in all these attempts of the united states seems to be intolerant and now they if they are taking matters into their own hands probably but of course that that's why probably the foreign ministers of qatar co wait and omani in the recent meeting in new york of gave a positive you know response when they called iran a threat and stress than you know if using iran's influence in power or containing iran's influence and power in the region most often left and i just want to know what you've just been saying that's one of the oil that is within iraq that central point to hillary mann leverett in washington hillary obviously the u.s. sees iran as a threat for u.s. strategic interests in the region and also u.s. security in terms of the g.c.c. but very clearly as well in terms of israel are those worries accurate and justi

named special representative for iran. mr. hook will lead the iran action group to coordinate the state department's pressure campaign. , he founded the international strategic consulting firm in washington dc , held senior positions in the george w. bush administration, was secretary of state, senior adviser, special assistant to the president for policy, and counsel in the office for legal policy. before that, he practiced corporate law. please join me in thanking him for his service and welcome him and rebecca, i colleague here who has which is rightly of security threats, especially proliferation and missile defense. i want to thank her and him for the time they are spending. thank you for joining us this morning. i would like to thank my friend for being here and to share with us his perspective on the issue. morning'sll do this brian will deliver his remarks, and then he will have a seat and he and i will engage in a discussion and then take questions from the audience. but for those of you with questions, if you could p

while the united states is confronting iran with new sanctions, europe and others are appeasing iran by helping a bypass those sanctions. -- by helping it bypassed those sanctions. word, appeasement. i use it reluctantly. agains what we are seeing , in europe. think about this. was caughtek iran red-handed trying to murder european citizens, leaders were rolling out the red carpet for the president, promising to give even more money. a historian's son. i have to ask. i ask it as a citizen of the world -- have these leaders learned nothing from history? will they ever wake up? israel, we do not need a wake-up call because iran threatens us every day. , andte the best of hopes there were many hopes, around the nuclear deal, this deal did not push war away. it brought war closer to our borders. is trying ton establish permanent military bases against us and has launched missiles and drones. is arming terror groups to launch rocket attacks and terror attacks against civilians. is drifting has llah to- directing hezbo build sacred sites -- secret , missiles that can target deep inside isr

in iran that the end of the day the u.s. and its regional allies want to turn iran into another syria by stoking. sectarian and ethnic tensions within iran in borders there are concerns that an attack like this is deliberately orchestrated to provoke iran into a sort of regional escalation how conscious are the iranians of this. i think the iranians generally perceive a collusion against them by u.s. and its allies to push them into a confrontation a military confrontation that could then significantly weaken iran so they are likely to demonstrate demonstrating restraint and as they have been doing in the past few months for example in not responding to israel's attacks against iranian assets in syria but the trouble here is you know if they're continue to threaten that they need to demonstrate to their domestic audiences back home in iran that they're doing something about this by for example putting more fuel on fires in yemen unfortunately this will only deepen sectarian tensions in the region and escalate. the current si

he tweeted iran holds regional terrorist sponsors and the us must as accountable for such attacks iran will respond swiftly and decisively in defense of iranian lifes. later both the so-called islamic state and a sunni arab nationalist movement claimed responsibility for the attack the night that gave evidence iran has blamed its rival saudi arabia for funding arab separatist groups in the past the bloodshed as a huge shock for the country and likely to raise tensions in an already tumultuous region. now for more on this we can speak with. in doha he's a middle east expert and a visiting fellow with the brookings doha center public policy institute iran is pointing the finger at its rival saudi arabia and its gulf allies what does this mean for already tense relations. of course concerns being quite predictable. around language yourself from. most of all for the sound. track there is the moment in time on the conferences have really been reports that he's going to take the rivalry on three iranian territory now the landscapes are too early to say who is being drawn. we have equally a c

the iran deal was a windfall for iran's leaders. in the years since the deal was reached, iran's military budget grew nearly 40%. the dictatorship used the funds to build nuclear capable missiles, increase internal repression, finance terrorism, and fund havoc and slaughter in syria and yemen. the united states has launched a campaign of economic pressure to deny the regime the funds it needs to advance its bloody agenda. last month, we began reimposing hard-hitting nuclear sanctions that had been lifted under the iran deal. additional sanctions will resume november 5th. and more will follow. and we're working with countries that import iranian crude oil to cut their purchases substantially. we cannot allow the world's leading sponsor of terrorism to possess the planet's most dangerous weapons. we cannot allow a regime that chants "death to america" and threatens israel with annihilation to possess the means to deliver a nuclear warhead to any city on earth. just can't do it. we ask all nations to isolate iran's regime as long as it

general assembly this week it's a must for all the reports now from to iran. as he took off for the united nations general assembly in new york iran's president gave a preview of the likely message he was taking to world leaders be touting the joy in what he has known me undoubtedly the islamic republic of iran does not overlook this crime it is clear to us to which group they belong and to where they are linked to those who are paid claims about respecting human rights must be held accountable the small puppet countries that we see in the region about by america and the united states is provoking them and giving them the necessary capabilities to commit these crimes. saturday's attack in a box is having a ripple effect internationally iran's foreign ministry summoned the british danish and dutch envoys and accused their governments of harboring members of separatist groups iran accuses of attacks inside the country and tweets by a political scientist based in the united arab emirates exposed iran's fraught relationship with. said it was not a terrorist attack

war and this is a the week when all iran commemorate start period they were praising to iran as well and then i was as well at least twenty four people died including at least one child that including a journalist as well as well as a veteran of the iran iraq war who was killed in his wheelchair. for hearing the some conflicting claims about who was behind this attack we've heard iran state media blaming a sunni arab separatist group but there are also reports that the so-called islamic state has also claimed responsibility what more do you know. well earlier this morning a spokesman some for a spokesperson for separatist nationalist insurgent group told a number of exile television networks in london iranian television networks that the group was behind the attack that those attackers were their members but later on the state said in its official news agency that they were behind the attack sometimes states has there's a tendency to claim attacks in a do to exploit situations like this and say it's been behind them in this situation is really to say where is one said with behind it

his main target again, iran. at that meeting he made a plea. >> i ask all members of the security council to work with the united states to ensure the iranian regime changes its behavior and never acquires a nuclear bomb. >> of course, the united states used to be party to an agreement that many believed that iran would not require a nuclear bomb but donald trump pulled out of it. what is iran's response to the trump attacks? joining me now is iran's foreign minister javad zarif. pleasure to have you on. >> good to be with you. >> in your conversations, do the europeans seem determined to find a way to be able to do business with iran despite the u.s. sanctions? >> i think what was clear last week in the general assembly was that -- and in the security council that president trump has managed to isolate the united states. we saw it in the general assembly. we saw it in the security council where 14 out of 15 members endorsed the security council resolution that basically brought the nuclear issue to a close, and

what action is iran likely to take now. in iran for many years has blamed the some of his regional enemies like saudi arabia. are not supporting separatist groups in the region especially around areas like was a stand which is like a indio rich area you know home to the arab minority of iran so iran has been accusing saudi arabia of supporting these groups and at the same time you know we are in a very critical time in the middle east where iran and saudi arabia all are involved in a number of conflicts in the region including syria including in yemen and they are the opposite against you know of these conflicts so. i mean and this moment in spades i mean big moment in iran a rare terrorist attack of such a scale and now it's raining prime minister pointing the finger directly at iran's regional rivals. saeed kamali dagon the guardian's iran correspondent thank you thank you now to some of the other stories making news around the world the death toll following a ferry accident on like victoria in tanzania has risen to more

are against the sanctions on iran because iran has not violated the nuclear agreement does second thing as i mentioned and that's the most important one is the petro yuan the petru one has to become a foreign on the side of the united states because it merely fires the by are you a sanctions against iran and provide third with it for iran to be paid iran can be good in defect for us for any exports it sends to china it can be a period in the euro for an exports to the european union which account for twenty percent of iranian exports and it can be paid by baht of penetrated with delights of turkey and india if a good thing is that china is any a position to nullify the entire you a sanction. by buying the whole. exports of iran two point five million barrels a day and below it pay for them in the pit for you on let me hold that point mr ben-ami i don't want to put that point to our china analyst christopher balding is china and that position to buy all of iran's crude oil and would it be willing to do so is that realistic. because my they could buy iran's deeley output of oil that is ab

he tweeted iran holds regional tera sponsors and the us must as accountable for such attacks iran will respond swiftly and decisively in defense of iranian lives. both the so-called islamic state and a sunni arab nationalist movement claimed responsibility for the attack though neither gave evidence iran has blamed its archrival saudi arabia for funding arab separatist groups in the past the bloodshed as a huge shock for the country and likely to raise tensions in an already tumultuous region. well earlier the guardian's iran correspondent site come ali dakin told me that this attack is likely to ramp up tensions between iran and saudi arabia even more. minute iran has blamed for many as now its regional rivals including saudi arabia of assisting the stewardess groups and it's not blame saudi arabia many times what is iran today the revolutionary guards directly like mr bari who was not very direct in his tweets but revolutionary guards separated record assad arabia was behind the attack so it is very critical times in the middle east where you have iran and saudi arabia on the opposit

and iran regime change are bought . put there's only so much you can discover online so we followed rumors of an anti iranian government fake account fact. to albania between two thousand and thirteen and two thousand and sixteen the united nations at the behest of the united states relocated some two thousand nine hundred members of an exiled iranian opposition group calling itself the people's money how do you know iran or pay as it's otherwise you know so this behind me less than one i was drawing from the capital tehran former members of the group confirm that part of the heavily guarded facility is a troll farm dedicated to social media manipulation on an industrial scale. we would receive daily orders highlighting the main ongoing issues in iran for example high prices unemployment poverty we had to bring them to the attention of the world by tweeting them and blaming them on the islamic regime in one way or the other this was our duty on a daily basis in cyberspace the libyan government and. on best to take in or

presidents objectives on iran but we disagree with the methods for achieving them iran is abiding by its commitments under the deal it remains the best means of preventing iran developing a nuclear weapon this is something that we are actively working on together with china iran and the e.u. . the e.u. and the us have found themselves in a fresh over iran in recent days on monday brussels foreign policy chief announced your will work with russia and china to create special payment channels to tehran bypassing u.s. sanctions on washington clearly wasn't happy. the european union has this so wrong and it's all because of their ego and their pride. and their small graining who helped. get this deal together she's trying to hold a deal together because she did it but she's not looking out for the best interests of the european countries who number one don't want to do business with iran the reason that she's attacking based on ego and pride is because she's deflecting the fact that the united states has had nothing but ego and pride when it comes to the way in which we're mishandling tra

then we also have jim and joel making iran's -- ending iran's presence. this is, again, those units that are under iranian control need to get out of syria. this this is a diplomatic priority for jim's work. it's a priority for my work to impose significant pressure on iran that the cost benefit analysis changes for iran due to its proliferation in syria. that also extend to iraq. we're trying to change the cost benefit analysis for iran's behavior in iraq and syria. >> is there any -- this individual wants to know, is there any scope for partnering with iran on a limited scope here, on a stabilization and reconstruction? i know this is kind of getting a little bit -- you just mentioned iraq in particular. is there any prospect or any -- have you -- put it this way. have you seen that calculus begin to change, especially in iraq? and is iran moderating its behavior or showing that perhaps it isn't worth destabilizing and they could be part of the solution? >> i think when you saw reports about iran proliferating missiles into iraq, then you had the attack

sanctions on iran. has yet to respond and neither has you at least not directly the carmakers says it's complying with all the relevant and export regulations one of these is an e.u. law that says european companies don't have to comply with the u.s. sanctions on iran but more companies are choosing to play it safe and they fear doing business in iran could hurt their access to the u.s. market that's why carmakers operated and communications company door to telecom have all seized a pivot he's in iran. for more let's bring in d.w. correspondent terry shows joining us from brussels terry it's good to see you let's start looking at the position of the companies because no matter how you look at it they are certainly quitting or at least becoming very cautious in general terms with their own business and they do have a very difficult situation right now to. that's true having are there under pressure from both sides the u.s. says that it's going to sanction any company doing business in iran the european u

the calm is back to the city and also in the other cities of iran. exists and there is no other security problems and there was a an attack just to one single trade which most included some victims among the civilians and. in other cities we have not been seeing a problem so far and it was as planned was expected and it happened we didn't see any problems to be happening in other places list of us aslan a thanks for telling us what you know about what's happened there this morning. president translate his own order to declassify documents related to the ongoing russian collusion probe the files are expected to shed light on alleged conflicts of interest and ethics of certain f.b.i. government officials. i met with the d.o.j. concerning the declassification of various unredacted documents they agreed to release them but stated that doing so may have a perceived negative impact on the russian probe also key allies called to ask not to release verb for the inspector general has been asked to review these documents on an expedited basis i believe he will

iraq war iran's president is accused the u.s. of helping support those who carried out the attack and accusation the washington denies reports in the capital tehran as he took off for the united nations general assembly in new york iran's president gave a preview of the likely message he was taking to world leaders. undoubtedly the islamic republic of iran does not overlook this crime it is clear to us which group they belong to where they are linked. those who are claims about respecting human rights must be held accountable the small puppet countries that we see in the region about by america and the united states is provoking them and giving them the necessary capabilities to commit these crimes. saturday's attack in a box is having a ripple effect internationally iran's foreign ministry summoned the british danish and dutch envoys and accused their governments of harboring members of separatist groups iran accuses of attacks inside the country and tweets by a political scientist based in the united arab emirates exposed iran'

demands and cut ties with iran. u.s. does put a lot of pressure on many actors so swift might do that we don't know but of course the u.s. has a very unilateral and very aggressive policy of sanctions so swift will certainly listen to those words the u.s. has put a lot of pressure on various issues and it has used the sanctions where the economics are more aggressively even against the european companies are going to swiss companies and this is as really. put a lot of tensions on european companies and especially since the financial crisis so at some point europe might wake up and say this is too much i mean we have to go are on the way that we have to fight strike a new balance. well during the u.n. session trump vented his anger against china accusing it of meddling in the upcoming u.s. midterm elections but is. now explains such tactics have been seen before in fashion tell him to does own his a design is brought in but in political fashion donald trump markets him self as chief. and it looks like russia is going out

sell arms to iran. in the hope that country's supreme leader would persuade the captors to release the americans. a risky proposal that was also illegal. >> i told them we should try to keep it secret as long as we could. but i thought in the end, the benefits that we might achieve outweighed the risks. >> the president said i don't think i could ever forgive myself if we didn't try to get the hostages back. >> ronald reagan made a decision that would change the course of his presidency. the secret sale of arms to iran would go forward. to oversee the program, reagan turned to a trusted hand. lieutenant colonel oliver north. >> already coordinating the war in nicaragua, north became the lynchpin between the two covert operations. >> an operational level, north was everywhere. >> north oversaw two secret deliveries to iran through israel totaling more than 5 00 warheads. >> at that point, one hostage was released. >> i'm pleased to inform you that reverend benjamin weir, held hostage for 18 months in leb

because people are saying in iran that the modern that iran should use that the u.s. government understands the language of force and when the. country's president president rouhani wanted to make an agreement make a deal negotiate it ended up with basically nothing and the u.s. just got out of that deal but the u.s. is dealing with north korea much in a much better terms that doesn't mean iran wants to make any if you live up and that's forbidden under iranian law but making sure that iran can defend itself in front of us aviation is something that's becoming very popular in here olivia leave the last word with you as we're talking about funding as we're talking about united states stepping back should the united nations be worried about its future about a more divided future about a less funded future ok i think that's. a lot of nations will have to come to the fore and replace the u.s. but. as president trump said and as we all know the u.n. is dysfunctional at this point and needs a lot of reform and we've seen time and again over the decades new secretary general

since the time the iran nuclear iran hasimplemented. been engaging in its unique rand of sectarianism and violence, exporting revolution lebanon. middle east through nd, in some strange way iran's compliance with the iran nuclea eal, a low bar, compliance became a seal of approval iran when you look at the threat atrix, especially in missiles t has done nothing to diminish >> talkile launches. about ally cooperation. in cooperation. air ally what they see and do. you theioned the saudi's. effects of the liberation. >> ofn you look at the number launchedthat have been from yemen inside of saudi arabia this is when one lands right there in the riyadh airpo his is a threat to security. al peace and imagine if one of the missiles ad been at charles de gaulle o. there heangerous. dangerous work. the theyferation of missiles, re trying to weaponize the middle east. they were able to forward deployed missile base i they have the same aspirations iran is goodyemen. plausibley zone. eniability for the missile att. e don't make a distinction etwe

iran by various israeli leaders mainly that iran will have the nuclear bomb in five years three years ten years eight years five years and so on so forth none of them turn out to be right i think prime minister netanyahu particular has this long record that is totally not credible when it comes to iran and the nuclear issue because he is very political about it and because he has other aims as our reporters just mentioned one of them just distracting away from palestine the other is continuing to create this kind of a threat from iran to the existence of israel that allows israel to do a number of thing including including having two hundred nuclear warheads so here is the paradox we just heard almost like a tragic speech from mahmoud abbas and this to be honest sounds like a comical speech from the israeli prime minister why do i say that because this is the best example of of a stately the comes to the united nations and refuses to let in the matter but instead projects all his own issues on other people except other states and other enemies so israel has nuclear weapons iran does n

sanctions on iran but more companies are choosing to play it safe they fear doing business in iran could hurt their access to the u.s. market that's why carmaker dimer rail operator deutsche bahn and communications company deutsche telekom have all ceased activities in iraq. over now to our new york financial correspondent joining us from wall street good to see you so it looks like the e.u. companies are stuck between a rock and a hard place can the e.u. really rescue the iran nuclear deal over protecting companies here. well there's only so much the european union can do and that is mostly for two reasons first of all a company from europe has to think about twice if they want to do business with the united states always iran and usually the business deals with america much greater than with iran so that is number one and even if the european union is kind of offering a european companies to compensate them for lost business in the u.s. that is hardly going to happen and that would mean in the end that european taxpayers would have to come up with u.s. sanctions and then as a second ma

i was not part of iran or of off was part of iran. the group has previously carried out a number of similar attacks. on pipelines in the i was in iran's oil rich cause a spawn problem i mean it is it is a province that of course i mean citizens have been unhappy with the situation but not everybody separate is just been a protest and the area because of environmental challenges especially the past year has been a shortage of water. i mean environmental challenges has sparked straight quarters in the area also economy grievances but this particular group is a separatist group i'm in the head of the group i have to say who was killed in the hague. in the room or two thousand and ten so it's not clear if this attack was retaliation for that or not and iran's foreign minister has responded to the attack to have ace so raef has tweeted that iran holds regional terrorist sponsors and a us masters responsible for such attacks iran will rule will respond swiftly and decisively so what action is around likely to take now. really iran is alread

a week after gunmen attacked a parade for veterans from the nineteen eighties iran iraq war one of iran's most powerful men told the country exactly who was to blame for the friday prayer podium the second in command of iran's revolutionary guard corps took aim at the united states israel and their gulf allies. i'm telling the regime of saudi arabia who are the main perpetrators behind this direction in our country and wish to bring in security into our territories that you will not succeed in your attempts if you cross our red lines we will definitely cross your. it was a speech designed to fire people up for the government approved public protest that followed the matter who the actual attackers on the ground may have been many iranians are all ready. for attacks in their country. the incident was funded by saudi arabia and planned by america with israeli support three of them were involved. america it was done by america the great satan. it was america israel and saudi arabia in the days after the attack the intelligence ministry said a network of suspects was in custody all signs inve

and iran and indeed they said it will be open to other countries not only you members and iran the example that was given has been given in the past to say italy wants to buy some iranian oil it contacts this middle man this is clearing house this company it's it was them the money and then the this company that handles the transaction from that likewise if iran wants to buy european goods it will contact this organization this group this entity which will then handle the transaction no involvement of european central banks no involvement of commercial banks the theory is then the u.s. can't touch that money when the new sanctions go and place it into place in november so that's that's the theory they are moving ahead with this and again a clear a clear statement of solidarity the eve before dawn trump addresses the u.n. general assembly yes sure how but i suppose the question is then how is this move by the europeans and the iranians likely to undermine the impact of donald trump's latest sanctions against iran. they don't seem to have worked out many of the details that we're still waiti

iran is helping syria to preserve its sovereignty and it helps it fight terrorism and the fact that iran is how being solved the terrorists issue the very very effectively is something that i can attest to. we've never seen any terrorist threats. even in the difficult times when in northern caucasus and russia there were international terrorists and we've never saw any size between these terrorists in our country and the iranians by the way if we talk about the us and their relations. just several months ago there was an open letter from the veterans of american intelligence and the f.b.i. veterans of military intelligence of the us in which they called. us shouldn't create an artificial threat. from. and they're reminded every one of the statistics which shows that a particular. about six. months that the u.s. identifies as terrorists on the one of them is shiite in the church and the rest of this organization's stated. as their primary enemy or what is one of their enemies and so forth so that on the most. nor we are done with the at this stage you are. going to be in terms of fighting

and to do business with iran despite u.s. sanctions the e.u. seems genius tricked out with the white house and the u.s. is not. an argentinean is go on strike to protest sharples thirty measures that the government says a needed to get international support for the ailing economy. this is a business as welcome a big day for business leaders in germany they are gathered for their annual meeting in berlin where they have the ear of the german chancellor to express their concern. was asked by the leadership of the federation of german history to swiftly address tax and financial policy to avoid a slowing down of euro zone's larger the euro zone's largest economy germany's economy remains boy but concerns are mounting about political stability at home and threats to growth abroad including britain's caution from the e.u. next year and threats to global trade. correspondent stephen busy is at that conference here in berlin stephen the chancellor just spoke did she have anything to offer to ease the worries of business leaders. i think she she made a

and to a large extent israel the center of this alliance was iran and how to counter iran and how to put an end to the iranians influence an expression of this here in the region so if you are full of the u.s. policy from that moment until now with that it's the cancellation of the nuclear deal with the. harsh sanctions that were imposed recently on iran so this one just one additional step in that overall policy in order to increase the pressure on iran to single out iran is that because it's keep in mind on the issue of iran here because here we're talking about two different definitions with that is terrorism as ice a lot of guy there on or something was by but the united states what it's for fit into here isn't thems of. relationship support to look at both is as well or. as well ok how made. i mean to some of the reports but today when it comes to iran it talks about. two things about the new global reach of iran basically iran as a destabilizing force in places like. and also bringing to its terrorist activities the resources of a state this is exactly the wording in the report

go back in new york it is finish up on iran here we had. personal lawyer giuliani rudy giuliani attending a. meeting in new york as well a group that wants to see the illegal overthrow of the government in around the united states is a really big supporter of enormous every single way. is this and with the on all of this i mean is do you think ultimately the trumpet ministration will attempt some kind of regime change within because they're nonstop talking about around i mean they have they have iran on their brain one minute rosevear new york go ahead. short answer is i don't think so unfortunately everything that has come out of much of trump's mouth and his national security advisors and secretary of state i think hectically to make this an example of that is the state department i'm going up with a publication called out it is not think if you will. think tank based ideology iranians are iran activities are bad but that is another strategy so at this time however i do not hear a strategy behind mr if you will. what i do see is the makin

and to a large extent israel the center of this alliance was iran and how to counter iran and how to put an end to the iranians influence an expression of this here in the region so if you are full of the u.s. policy from that moment until now with it's the cancellation of the nuclear deal with the. harsh sanctions that were imposed recently on iran so this one just one additional step in that overall policy in order to increase the pressure on iran to single out iran is that because it's keep in mind on the issue of iran here because here we're talking about two different definitions with that is terrorism as ice a lot of guy there on or something was by but the united states what it's for fit into here isn't thems of. relationship support it is. ok hamad. i mean to some of the reports but today when it comes to iran it talks about. two things about the new global reach of iran basically iran as a destabilizing force in places like. and also bringing to its terrorist activities the resources of a state this is exactly the wording in the report is this an indication of that we might

thank you do you think that the iran meeting will. segue into the palestinian issue and secondly while iran has been condemned for all sorts of actions in yemen. the council's been has agenda about condemning saudi arabia and the coalition not just for the latest strike against children but there are constant. air strikes that have killed civilians. on the iran issue no i don't see that necessarily segue to segue into the palestinians i can't promise that but that's not the intent in terms of what has happened in yemen i think each country put out their own comments i know i personally put out comments that we can't ever see innocent. people killed under the auspices of trying to settle a dispute since then we certainly gave our concerns to saudi arabia i will tell you that we appreciated the transparency of them saying they were going to do an investigation we were concerned but they surprised us all because they did the investigation very quickly came out and admitted fault and said they would you can't totally make it right with fa

because people are saying in iran that the modern that iran should use that the u.s. government understands the language of force and when the. country's president president rouhani wanted to make an agreement make a deal negotiate it ended up with basically nothing and the u.s. just got out of that deal but the u.s. is dealing with north korea much in a much better terms that doesn't mean iran wants to make any if you live up and that's forbidden under the law but making sure that iran can defend itself in front of us aviation is something that's becoming very popular in here olivia leave the last word with you as we're talking about funding as we're talking about united states stepping back should the united nations be worried about its future about a more divided future about a less funded future ok i think that's. a lot of nations will have to come to the fore and replace the u.s. but. as president trump said and as we all know the u.n. is dysfunctional at this point and needs a lot of reform and we've seen time and again over the decades new secretary general's c