everything depends now on how iran will respond. and there have been many people concerned that such an action as has just been taken by the us military would do the very opposite. and rather than ushering piece as prompts, so claims that this may try the u. s. and that already has further into this war. what will the next step be? will there be further escalation? could there be still room for negotiation? some experts say there might be that a wrong step might come to the table after all, even after all this. but this is a stark moment of uncertainty for the world as we have just learned that the us has now bombed directly iran. yeah, heidi, as you mentioned, it's going to be very interesting to see if there is any potential room for negotiation going forward here. as you mentioned, a president trump said, now is the time for peace in that post. are there any indications that members of the trump administration at this point would like to try to actually continue a dialog with ronnie and counterparts? a little trump has all the ti

republics. foreign minister decries the lock of global reaction to the idea of assault on atomic side. iran has repeatedly stated that it does not seek to build their weapons. we are against the proliferation of.

iran made a statement regarding these aggressions. and after that, in fact , a diplomacy of leaders began and various contacts were established between the leaders of the countries of the region, iraq, saudi arabia, qatar, oman and, i would like to present to you, the united arab emirates with mr. president. and in these contacts , the policies of the countries of the region were explained to mr. dr. pezzekian. they also condemned this aggression at a higher level. statements from the ministry of foreign affairs were issued in all these countries and they actually condemned the aggressions of the regime . the gulf cooperation council held an emergency meeting of two the day after this meeting , two days after this aggression, or three days after this. the meeting was held and a very strong and firm statement was issued in support of the islamic republic of iran against the aggressive operations of the zionist regime. it was also emphasized in this statement that the actions of the zionist regime were a violation of international law,

iran's nuclear program.vadim, it's possible that it was iran's economic integration with china that became the main catalyst for the new phase of open military conflict. the focus is on the iranian-chinese strategic agreement signed back in 2021 year. the volume is about 400 billion dollars. part of this giant partnership was a large-scale infrastructure project, a direct railway line from china to iran. and now, after years of planning. construction, on may 25, 2025 , the first train arrived at the iranian logistics hub of aprin, but why is this so important in the context of the war? the essence of the project is geoeconomic revolution. this route is not just the delivery of goods, it is a logistical breakthrough, deliberately built to bypass the us zones of influence and sanctions control. iran from besieged fortress could quickly become a key trans-asian hub. just consider the scale of the logistics. a north-south corridor through russia, the caspian sea to india, iran as a link, direct land access to ir

the ongoing israeli aggression against iran was the central issue with erdogan remarking that iran's retaliatory strikes on israeli territory was legitimate and legal. he also addressed further israeli plans of aggression. let's hear from erdogan, now. genocide uh, a lot of words from people like erdogan and other leaders in the middle east, to haven't really put their money where their mouth is, actually they've continued trading with israel throughout this whole period, yes and apparently it's cost israel something like 60 billion already, and the they're throwing a billion a day now into to this this new conflicts, but yeah, the world of trade has changed, we've got the bricks countries as well, i think america thought... they could break russia for instance, but it's not happened, has it? all the sanctions against russia and iran is is not happening, because america is not dominating the world with with the dollar anymore, and and the bricks nations, which is brazil, russia, india, china, south africa and 30 other nations who wants to join the bricks organization, they're trading

no, we'd absolutely develop sources within iran. some of my colleagues have excellent sources within iran. and iran is, you know, it is a repressive state, but that doesn't mean people can't talk to you using encrypted apps, using means of safe and secure communications that would not have been available to people 15 or 20 years ago in the same way. and that allows us to get those direct views of people. i think having said that, though, we are aware that when you talk to some people in iran, they will be operating under conditions of surveillance, of self-censorship, and also they may have to tailor what they say and what they tell you for fear of repercussions, and you have to factor that in. i will say here, of course, on the israeli side, israel has wartime censorship and it has a military censor that operates even in peacetime. so, for instance, israel has asked people not to report on where missiles have struck buildings in case that it helps iranian targeting. and there are certain subjects that israeli journalists cannot rep

. iran knows our position. moreover, we know that iran is in a sonic country. iran, like any muslim country, is a religious country and you can do it. it has its own laws and rules, internal rules that are very important for the country and the people talk. we let me remind you that iran has adults at a stop. what i'm not sure if i have for him from having nuclear weapons with them and there's carries a lot of significant israel has any concerns which then they need to be addressed. and there are ways to address these concerns. in my opinion, i must say that in russia and as well as in the i a there has absolutely never been any evidence that iran is preparing to acquire nuclear weapons. as we have repeatedly informed these really ship u. s. director of national intelligence, tulsa gabber, has taken a big you turn from her earlier statements and is slamming the media for spreading . what she says is fake news. the gap are now says around could produce nuclear weapons within weeks, and that's after testifying before congress and mars that the country is not building them. the i see continues

if the us joins israel in its attack on iran.we do have more on that on the bbc news website, we are continuing to run a live pager is what you can see here with all of the updates including the latest on the hello, i'm katie razzall. and i'm ros atkins. this week on the media show, we'll look at how the international media has covered the conflict between israel and iran. and as netflix releases a new documentary about the grenfell tower fire in london, we speak to its director. we'll also talk about the social media platform reddit. it's turning 20, and we're going to learn how its communities moderate themselves and how ai may change that. that's all coming up on the media show. the conflict between israel

and whether iran and no one is here justifying or defending iran's actions, but they can at least standfor the rule of law in this country and say the president cannot start a war without the approval of congress and laser focus the conversation on saying, do not start a war without the approval of congress. and yet they've they seem to have completely abandoned that principle and say, well, he should. >> congress has abandoned that principle for decades. >> right. but but we're talking about the politics of what the democratic leadership should be doing instead of americans looking at tucker carlson, skewering ted cruz or steve bannon and saying, wow, i can't believe these are the people who are saying, hey, let's have a minute. let's have this conversation that should be coming out of the senior leadership of the democratic party, front and center, say, we can talk about iran, but this president cannot drop a 30,000 pound bomb on our country, lead us into a war, drag the entire region into it without the approval of the american congress. >> and its message discipline. no kings, right

comb two hours south iran.and has been bombed by the u.s. b-2 bombers tonight. natanz had another about it was built in 2006. natanz had been the main enrichment site and was built targeting it in the last able to penetrate underground bomber. it's interesting attack years ago but it was backup and running what is surprising tonight is the president announced it was not one site but three sites inside iran's nuclear program struck by an put it up so we can see it. the fact that this first of all, the announcement comes from truth social this is the president who put out a lot of announcements, big announcements through truth truth social and this is the biggest of them. the completed successful attack on three nuclear sites getting very specific there and the payload, a full payload of bombs dropped on the primary site fordow. we've been saying for many days they may have made many passes at fordow considering the experts were saying, just one wouldn't have gotten to the heart of that facility. >> we been repor

now iran say is it's ruling out nuclear talks onto if israel stops attacking the country. so how long can it in wrong, realistically, hold out to well, these monica public that have the, it does have actually the largest ballistic missile, are some of, at least both pre and post these really operation. reportedly that number is 3000 roughly estimated back of the envelope calculation that 2000 are medium range between 2010 directly. it was really territory when fired from the running territory. but these estimates are from 2024 in there, and one has to deduct the ballistic missile garages from april and october, as well as the recorded garages in june. in 2025. the number actually does get dangerously close from the 4 digit number to a 3 digit number, and this is my view. in my view, only part of the ration like you've seen changes in the size of the volley that these number of public, this fire going down from a 100 just to a handful. so they are trying to conserve the capabilities that they have. but one other important variable affecting the regimes ability to continue t

has indeed bombed sites in iran. i want to go to alayna treene, who was there at the white house just to back up for a second. this news coming that they have attacked three nuclear sites there in iran, as we saw president trump coming back to meet with his national security team there at the white house. as we saw, these b-2 bombers, stealth bombers that were involved in this being mobilized earlier. what more are you learning as we get this brand new information? >> yes, we do know that the president is still currently inside the west wing with his national security officials. we saw cia director john ratcliffe enter the west wing just a little over an hour ago. secretary of state marco rubio, we just spotted moments ago outside the west wing on the phone, engaged in a in a phone call. and look, i mean, so far, all we know is what we have seen. the president post. of course, this is very different from some of the things that we've been hearing in recent days, that he was still weighing this decision. well, despite

conflict with israel also coming up israel's attacks on iran continue. it says it's targeting military facilities and nuclear sites. again, israel intercepts dozens of drones launched by you're wrong. there are reports that more are on the way. even if they were telling me, i would still speak up or down. freed up for more than 3 months for protesting of the us university. most honey in the vows. besides, the donald trump is meeting his national security team at the white house. the us president says he still considering whether the us military will join israel in attacking your, on your, on foreign minister has warrant washington not to get involved. all right, let's talk to heidi joe castro in washington. heidi, so we're seeing some significant us military movements and we know the president trump is meeting with the national security council. what more can you tell us? that's right. you know, there's been a lot of concern with this reporting as a b to stealth bombers. departing, missouri and an air force base there. and now apparently heading towards

usa, if it goes to war with iran, should palestine action be declared a terror group?the new generation of weight loss drugs a good thing? but before we start tearing each other apart, it's your saturday night news with sam francis. >> renee, thank you and good evening to you. breaking news. tonight at six, we're hearing a british man has been arrested in cyprus on suspicion of espionage and terrorism offences. local media there say he was spying on an raf base and may have links to iran's islamic revolutionary guard. he was reportedly seen near the base with a long lens, camera and three phones, and is accused of planning an imminent attack. the man was arrested on ffiday attack. the man was arrested on friday after being tracked to a flat near limassol, close to the uk's flat near limassol, close to the uk's main airbase in the middle east. the foreign office has said it is in contact with cypriot authorities over the arrest. also breaking tonight, gb news can confirm that nearly 1000 migrants have crossed the english channel illegally so far this weekend. 437 arrived

iran, iran announced the launch of the nineteenth wave of strikes on israeli territory. dozens of drones were sent towards the jewish state. cnn claims that iran has changed tactics, launching fewer ballistic missiles, but they are more modern. the threat of us intervention remains. donald trump and zelensky himself will not be allowed to attend the meeting, he will only be fed at the dinner in honor of the opening of the forum. now the main goal of the summit is to shake the maximum amount of money out of europe for the purchase. the money is huge, for example, for poland about 40% of all budget revenues. the europeans are horrified and are asking for a deferment. the italian defense minister even said that nato in its current form is of no use to anyone. nato no longer has a reason to exist in the same form. once upon a time , the atlantic ocean region was the center, now it is the whole world. once upon a time, everything revolved around the united states and europe. now the united states remains. simply an important figure, and this concerns europe to an even lesser

iran is the house of hope , marwan. our path is the path of the road , unity , unity, the secret of the provincial victory of the solid people over all, the young people are happy with the memories. khan, the lovers of this spring , this spring, the eternal spring, in this grass , we came to visit the stores in the city to see the process of explanation and the price of the basic items that are being offered to the people. how is rice oil, sugar, beans, etc. , available in the chain store, rice oil, all the basic goods, thank god, are in sufficient quantity. there is an abundance of mineral water and all kinds of goods. as you can see , a truck has arrived, rice, beans , and now it is unloading essential goods right now. every item you think is full . as the purchase is made, we will also bring it and charge everything. the goods are also being offered at the approved price . how are the prices? the prices are the same. yes , nothing has changed. these are the regulated prices. this is in abundance . the market-regulate

the ongoing israeli aggression against iran was the central issue with erdogan remarking that iran's retaliatory strikes on israeli territory were both. legitimate and legal on the sideline of the meeting, iranian foreign minister abbas alchi told reporters that it would be very unfortunate if the us were to become actively engaged militarily in the war. sakina, if we could just have a few words on this, i mean surely the other islamic countries in the region have seen what's happened to what first gaza, then lebanon, the attacks on yemen, and now... iran, surely countries like turkey and others will see that their next if they don't act now, and there should be more unity amongst islamic countries, but it seems everyone just wants to set out and hope that they're not next. they're very good at talking, they erdogan in particular, his very big words, flowery words about you, israel is wrong and iran has the right to defend itself, meanwile continues to sell oil, through the pipeline to israel, that was the first step without even saying something. the suns the ships that take the gas

the iran was on that list outlined by general as the clock. and you're giving israel too much credit for this whole operation. this is always the plan interviews, any american presidents, and they using this one as the precursor perhaps to china. and trump is at least being able to pivot away from the ukraine. a situation in the, in eastern europe, in order to, to pivot away from that is given the way this, which is what they always one today. attack on iran, the destruction of the uranium government before the break stream is finally over. so it's an interesting question. where does primary agency in this, like i would say the follow up is ro, conspicuously failed to get america to initiate for decades. despite the fact that same constituency, inside the us evangelicals neo conservatives, some of the whole cation, military establishment, some of the military industrial complex, would have liked for this to happen, for an awfully long time. and that's why i would talk you shouldn't that the primary agency and instigation not initiation. like w

the final episode of drug trafficking territories on the this donald trump considers us action in iran. he's meeting his national security team as we go to the hello, i'm a 100 can do him without 0 is continuing coverage of iran. conflict with israel also coming up israel's attacks on a ron continue. it says it's targeting military facilities and nuclear sites. again israel intercept dozens of drawings, lots of.

iran that is being perpetrated through its israeli attack dog. now, the good news for the iranian people is that even when nato brings to bear all of it. capability, it has shown an extraordinary capacity to fail. let us recall that for 20 years all of nato waged war on the taliban in afghanistan, which was a much less formidable opponent than the islamic republic of iran, much less formidable, and they lost, the the taliban had nothing more than soviet era small arms and they frankly frankly thrashed nato. let us recall that the wonderful people of yemen, just... crashed really it was a multinational western naval force that tried to subdue the the ansat allah forces and they failed miserably and they fled from the red sea with their tail between the legs, so i'm not suggesting that the western powers don't have the capacity to inflict considerable suffering on innocent people, they certainly do, both morally and practically speaking, but their military incompetence is really... marvel to behold, and if they can't defeat the ansat movement and t

there are also reports that drones were smuggled in inside suitcases and trucks into iran by israel. and presumably these things are long in the planning. so if ukraine has just done so, and, reportedly, israel, is that the way that this type of technology is being used now? is that the cutting edge? that is very much the cutting edge, and it causes even more disruption, because how...what can you do? you can't necessarily... you can't stop every single truck. if you stop every single truck, then you're stopping all kind of logistics. and that's also going to have an effect on you if the enemy are doing that. and then smuggling them in suitcases - again, it becomes increasingly challenging to be able to actually find the threats in the first place. and rather than worrying about them once they're in the sky, you need to try and find them much earlier in the process. and there's currently not really any ways to be able to do that, any of that at the moment. alex, when you set up this business in 2021, could you have predicted this? i saw at the time that the drones and ai were very mu

in bahrain, afghanistan, syria, iraq, iran, one of my tasks was to negotiate with terrorists in order to exchange prisoners, so that we could take the bodies of the dead, i saw wars in other countries, yes, it is difficult with the most vulnerable, those who were never prepared for the fact that people will not have water, food, shelter, everything essential. that was the moment when i realized that i had lost my freedom. honestly, i wasn't even thinking about myself, i was thinking about my father, he served in the army for almost 12 years. and when i saw the footage of thousands of people waiting to cross the border, to illegally enter pakistan. it was so, it was so hard. safe, what can i do for you? he said, listen, can you leave the country? you are in danger, so will your family , right? i found out about fatima when i got a call a reporter friend said: we have a journalist stuck in afghanistan, and by that time i was already thinking about how to get people out of afghanistan, so with another friend of mine, jessica seraphin, we accompanied afghan athletes during races. to prote

, iran. your pure name is on my tongue come say, from tomorrow's dawn , a window open from watching , sing to majdeh with me, again , from that spring that is no more , a dream and a dawn reach and return to the light of our hope , a bright dawn from the breaths of our martyred lovers , a dawn of bright presence from bright distant horizons its light is from the rain of hope and its soul is from the joy of you and me , iran , my heart is melting, my soul , iran , your pure name is on my tongue , iran, my heart is beating peacefully. my soul , iran, your pure name is on my tongue. the law is that you enjoy these traffic jams, your breath is warm, we provide our security, they are harassing them, they are doing their duty, i say, protecting the lives of your nation, the best thing is not here, enjoy, your breath is warm, security is warm, your breath is warm, god willing, you and your family are healthy , god willing, your breath is warm , you stay here, because you are shoes according to the q

as we wake up and try to figure out, what is president trip -- trump going to do when it comes to iran? what is president trump going to do when it comes to tariffs? what is president trump going to do when it comes to foreign students? and all of the issues that c-span callers discuss every day. i think it is important and i think it is essential that the united states voters understand what just happened and why it happened, and how it was allowed to happen. frankly, voters, when it comes to the incredibly powerful presidency in the united states, i think voters have a right to demand health information about the presidents. and alex thompson, my co-author, and i, we quote a dr. in the book who is an advisor to the white house medical team, and he thinks whoever the white house physician is, that person should have to give the health report that is given annually for the president should have to give it under penalty of perjury. now, look, as we all know, no law congress passes would apply to the president. forget president trump. let's talk about future presidents. whoever the futur

iran, and iran is the country that significantly helps russia, precisely in the attack on ukraine. thank you, mrs. ivanna, for the conversation, it was ivanna klympush tsintsadze, a ukrainian mp who joined from the german city of kiel, where it is taking place. this security conference, where europeans and not only gathered , a safe europe in the context of the russian threat. when news flows in a continuous stream, when events make sense, when information is a weapon. antin borkovsky follows the processes, about the prospects of the elections, which will be can't, but everyone is preparing for them for some reason. deep analysis. unexpected accents, without clichés, without templates, we understand that the british are also on our side, politics, war, history through the prism of ukrainian experience, commentary with anton borkovsky, on the sly on espresso. with you vitaly portikov and on the air of the politklub program about the most current. now every day is historic. how is the world changing? parts of russia will begin to fall away. expert conclusions and insider insights. ch

iran or israel is not a third pole . khamenei has released the latest sensation of hassan ruhol amin, which is depicted in the form of a painting. rohol amin named this work after haider's name. ali would open the khyber with his zulfiqar , but the singers of mustafa raqeb in tazeh. his romantic videos for the homeland have gifted parts of one of his songs to the audience. a man is not conquered by a woman, if a man is a body, they have cried and cried. to believe that the homeland and majid entezami, the master. the veteran composer, in his company with the flow and movement of the homeland , wrote on his page that iran is doomed to be destroyed, the name of the birds and the lions will be changed to the name of the master entezami. now let's see a combination of art and epic. zahra chakhmaghi, radio and television agency. the voice that violates the voice of truth and justice. this is the same table where ms. emami was sitting , and that studio of our hero director was sitting there, behind that table. now ms. emami is

regime change in iran. the bush era doctrine. >> of regime change wars in the middle east is foolish. >> we've got a chance to end the threat to the state of israel forever by replacing this. regime with something better. >> the same credit fox. >> all weekend. >> has been sounding the war toxins. >> now we have to. >> make decisions. >> that put america first. >> this is good. >> versus evil. you're either. >> a patriotic american who's. >> going. to get. >> behind the. >> president of the united states, the commander. >> in chief, or you're not. >> joining us now, republican strategist and msnbc political analyst susan del percio. susan, it's great to have you on the show. i never thought that i would be agreeing with some parts of the republican party, but i guess even a broken clock is correct twice a day. i have to say, it's a bit strange to hear a staunchly anti-war voice, if you will, that is coming out from the republican party, and it makes you wonder, who do you think will ultimately have the pres

military action in the escalating conflict between israel and iran. and tonight, cnn has learned multiple u.s. b-2 stealth bombers are now headed west from whiteman air force base in missouri. now, that's key because they are the only planes capable of dropping the 30 pound bunker buster bombs that could destroy a key underground nuclear facility in iran. the latest development comes as president trump gives diplomatic efforts a, quote, maximum of two weeks. while he considers his military options and worth noting that officials say the moving of those bombers does not necessarily indicate that any decision has yet been made. joining us now is cnn political and global affairs analyst and axios correspondent barak ravid. barak, always great to have you on. i know you do have some new reporting tonight about the president's diplomatic efforts. with iran through the turkish president. what are you learning on that front? >> good evening jessica. >> so i think. >> many of our viewers. now remember that last monday, president trump put out a. >> truth soci

the observer will kick off with closing in islam, sorry, islam, iran as well as islam, iran governed. sorry. kermani once governed the country. now he commands a bunken country. now he commands a bunker. this is the iranian supreme leader. more than 20 iranian commanders have been killed. that's as president trump sends b—2 bombers to guam. will he get involved in the conflict? all eyes on the us. the sunday mirror. my pal wills bnngs the sunday mirror. my pal wills brings hope to planet eco campaigner robert irwin on william's mission as the prince william�*s mission as the prince of wales turns 43. happy birthday william. wonder if harry's invited to the party, the sunday telegraph. raf base targeted in iran by spy plot. i mean, this is insane. british man accused of espionage in cyprus as trump dispatches b—2 bombers from the us. the nhs is sending patients abroad to the likes of poland, lithuania and the czech republic to bring down waiting lists. and just at the bottom there, news to paul richards. is nigel farage on course to be prime minister after the next election? the indep

now don't say you've lived in iran. i've spent significant time entire on myself, like a very close friends who are panicking at the moment. i'm sure you have the same messages from family, from friends. what is the sentiment in iran right now? as far as i can, i can see it share confusion and panic. well, there's that. there's also anger and there is fear. and there's unity. i think we're seeing a country in very uncharted territories. and we're seeing basically all divisions people may have had before this began on june, 13th for the side and realization that they need to be united as a nation. and, and that is what we're seeing over and over again. and really people are worried and scared. i spoke to a family as fun earlier today. they say that it is the center of most of the attacks that israel's carrying out there is a nuclear facility in nearby. and that's hands is also nuclear facility. and as the on itself, as well as military and defense installations in that province. so it is come under continuous attack and

you think about gr groundwork hy went to get troops into iran?ll be a big problem because you are saying is not the top movie? [laughter] >> i'm telling you this op we keep talking about looks a lot like the top gun moving which is serendipitous to the lease but they probably got the intel from this bunker buster was being developed to begin with it. >> things changing by that minute here of course and is president trump ways getting involved with around the fbi is turning its focus to the home front that bureau has increased its efforts to monitor our iran backed operatives in the u.s. including potential links to hezbollah and threats from that group f reports of possible sleeper cells link to the tehran vector organization and even more alarming documents in 2024 criminal complaint show i iran ordered a spy in the u.s. to assassinate president trump. it's really prime minister benjamin netanyahu says the threat is real. >> they want to kill him but look he is enemy number one. he is a decisive leader he never took the path that others took to

news, and these are our top stories. israel says it struck the is for her new to the aside in central iran dealing a serious blow to its nuclear program and also killed another 3 scene uranium come on this. israel says it has suffered to 25. this in the conflict. while the ron's health ministry estimates 430 people have been killed on its side, the boys now and its 9th day bella ross is james, the opposition leader has been freed from serving an 18 year prison sentence. still high see far north sky was met in vilnius by his wife's atlanta was this american officials help to secure his release the wish lita alex, i'm the lucas shampoo health tomes with us special envoy keys kellogg in the capital means we live in research a se billions of login details have been leaked, giving criminals access to accounts we use every day around the world. the security for upside been use once the data breaches effect outlets, including google, apple and facebook experts advise people to change passwords and use multi factor authorization. this is the that we can use from dylan and you'll find more on our w

iran, iran announced the launch of the nineteenth wave of strikes on israeli territory, dozens of drones were sent towards the jewish state. cnn claims that iran has changed tactics, launching fewer ballistic missiles, but they are more modern. the threat of us intervention remains. donald trump returned to the white house, although usually the american president. spends the weekend in florida while playing the game of gol, as the times of israel newspaper claims, the government of the jewish state warned washington that israel cannot wait 2 weeks and is ready to strike the fordow nuclear facility on its own. the ukrainian conflict will not be discussed at the nato summit, and it was decided not to assemble a working group with kiev. as the publication pointed out , the europeans do not want to anger donald trump. zelensky himself will not be allowed to attend the meeting, he will only be fed at a dinner in honor of the opening of the forum. now the main goal of the summit is to shake out from europe the maximum amount for the purchase of weapons. the money is huge, for example, for pola

israel has launched fresh strikes on iran, claiming to have targeted dozens of military sites the bt is reportedly departed the air force base in missouri on the route to the pacific island nation where there is a us army base. situated in the north pacific ocean. the enormous planes are capable of delivering the so-called bunker buster bombs that could destroy iran's underground nuclear facilities. israel says it has killed three more senior iranian commanders each b-2 bomber can carry two of the massive ordinances. the israeli military said it was conducting operations in military infrastructure in the area, the bombing campaign continues as iran's foreign minister says that country cannot be negotiating with america as being attracted by israel. he warned that us involvement in the conflict would be very, very dangerous. in order for us to come back to diplomacy the aggression should be stopped, it's obvious i can't go to negotiation with the united states when our people are under bombardments under the support of the united states. hugo but giga is in jerusalem and he told me mo

well, erdogan is a neighbor of iran.f the israelis are or were able or... successful in hitting the regime, then the situation will be very very difficult for the whole region, but on the other hand, the iranians are strong in terms of their look, their philosophy, their looktrine of the revolution, and well some people they blame, but the the system is very good, the the situation is very good, there is a... kind of let's say collective conscience, collective conscience between the people, the iranians and of course the will these commons gain momentum, we see more countries speaking in the same language, yes, but the turks historically we know the kind of relationship any anyway, which which was although, although the kind of competition between the two countries, but in terms of economic and in terms of culture, they have common mentality, historical mentality and historical relationship was good as a mutual, mutual relationship, and it was an exemplary of the the mature mature and and very good relationships, althoug

it wasn't turning iran from a bad actor to a good actor, it wasn't stopping all of iran's behavior, but it was limiting the very nuclear program that is now trying to be bombed out of existence. we had an agreement that was working. president trump became president in january of 2017 and he said "i don't like the agreement that president obama did, i want to get out of it." president trump's own cabinet, his secretary of defense jim mattis said don't get out of this agreement, it's working. his secretary of state rex tillerson, don't get out of this agreement, it's working. h.r. mcmaster, his national security adviser, a former general, don't get out of this agreement. it's working. for god's sake, we've used diplomacy just as we're supposed to by referring peace and diplomacy first to deprive iran of a path to a nuclear weapon. shouldn't we prefer diplomacy? rather than putting at risk the life of american troops, the 40,000 troops who were in the middle east. so what happened to the diplomatic agreement? president trump started to talk about abandoning it. i wrote a piece in time maga

israel e irán continúan su intercambio de misiles en el 9.° día de enfrentamientos.os diplomáticos no acaban de dar resultados y el mundo está pendiente de la decisión del presidente trump de atacar directamente a irak . >> este es noticiero univisión fin de semana con félix de bedout . >> muy buenas tardes. el verano recién comenzó oficialmente hace unas horas y ya hay más de 200 millones de personas bajo alerta de calor extremo en gran parte del país se pronostican temperaturas en los tres dígitos con una sensación térmica más elevada debido a la humedad . fabiola galindo nos dice qué medidas se están tomando las autoridades para proteger a la población . >> el verano recién ha llegado y empieza con una fuerte ola de calor que impactará desde texas , en el sur. las carolinas hasta chicago, boston y nueva york. es un hecho que más de 200 millones de personas van a estar bajo riesgo de calor. todo este fin de semana y bueno, prácticamente estamos arrancando ya nuestro verano , indicativo de que las temperaturas van a ser más peligrosas. un domo de calor potente eleva

you are with me , iran , the heartbeat of my soul , iran , the pure name, the axe of my tongue . in the name of allah, the most gracious, the most merciful , greetings to the respected viewers. the irgc spokesman announced an hour ago tonight in the 19th wave , a wide wave of offensive and destructive winds moved towards their strategic targets throughout the regime from the north to the south of the occupied territories an hour ago. i warn the confused defense system of the zionist regime that this operation will be continuous and continuous and will disrupt their balance, god willing, general naini also said that the 18th wave operation sadeq promise 3 last night was one of the most successful recent missile and drone operations of the irgc aerospace forces. the irgc spokesman, explaining the details of the 18th wave operation , stated that in the plan of this operation. we have witnessed new innovations in terms of the type of missile selection, targets and missile and drone guidance paths. the result of the missile barrage on the occupied territories in the 18th wave was the

in response , iran launched ballistic missiles at israel. iranian media reported that hundreds of ballistic missiles were launched from iran towards israel, marking the beginning of tehran's response to the israeli strikes. according to the latest israeli assessment , dozens of missiles were targeted at the country. the attack is ongoing, with dozens of additional missiles launched towards israel. defense systems are working to... intercept the threat. residents are being asked to take shelter in protected areas and remain there until further notice. the statement of the israel defense forces. in israel, explosions were reported in the sky over tel aviv and jerusalem. later, israeli aircraft struck uranium enrichment plants, missile bases, and major iranian cities were also attacked. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu in an address. stated that the israeli nuclear program poses a clear direct threat to the survival of israel. iran's supreme leader ali khamenei promised israel severe punishment. us president donald trump said he was no

or destroy iran and succeed in their conspiracy against iran from day one, they thought that the iranian light, okay you can go negotiate, they want this negotiation to take place, they wanted to, they wanted this diplomacy doesn't seem doesn't seem that the americans care about the europeans talk. with the iranians, because they then how will they talk, what kind of negotiation from the beginning, no, no, no, the europeans want place in this in these negotiations, the iranians gave them a chance and they failed, the europeans could not take a decision, their decision, autonomous decision, and the americans doesn't want doesn't want the the europeans, trump doesn't want them, and that's why he he's... he is indifferent about this about these talks and let them talk and see we can why he doesn't want that, he doesn't want that because he want to have the monopoly of the political and the economic decision regarding the relationship with iran, so he want the iranians to come directly to him and negotiate with him, just the way that he explained it that we are expecting them to be at the wh

w news and these are our top stories. israel says it struck the is for her nuclear side in central iran, dealing a serious blow to its nuclear program and also killed another 3 scene uranium tremendous. israel says it has suffered to 25. this in the conflict, while the ron's health ministry estimates 430 people have been killed on its side. the boys now and its 9th day bella ross is james, the opposition leader has been freed from serving an a.

in iran, the move was seen as a bold step towards economic sovereignty. but in britain, a violation of its interests. in 1953 britain convinced the us to assist in orchestrating a crew against most of them in a covert operation of planting propaganda fueling riots and propping of military generals, ultimately removing most at death from power and restoring the reign of the shop with briefly fled to run the route, unforeseen consequences planted. the seeds of anti western isn't fueling to view that iran had become simply a client of the west sentiments that group eventually contributing to the islamic revolution. in 1979, a revolution that toppled 2500 years monarchy replaced by a government with suspicion of the west and grained, and its world view. formed middling, not so much of success, but rather a set back later admitted by those responsible. the eisenhower administration believed his actions were justified for strategic reasons. but the crew was clearly a setback for ron's political development. and as history threatens to repeat itself once more, a

also visiting the white house in june was the shah of iran. an official state dinner was held in his honor. in june much of the president's attention was centered on the paris peace talks early in the month us negotiator cyrus vance returned to washington to report on an apparent impasse at those meetings. vance could however relate to the president some slight indications of progress particularly with regard to a softening of the north vietnamese denial that they had regular army units fighting in the south. from vietnam. however, the reports were far from optimistic instead of a slowdown in hostilities as a result of the peace negotiations. the communists had launched a massive new wave of assaults throughout the south to erode resolve on the home front and grasp heightened leverage in the diplomatic struggle. later in the month us chief negotiator averill harriman arrived in washington for further discussions with the president. after weeks of communist intransigence the united states position continued to show both. and flexibility the uni

a week and iran is dangerous, a greg.on't know why younyon booked that. >> greg: that's why i'm dressed as the ayatollah. >> kayleigh: good timing oi'n that one. jesse, to greg's point, trump goes with his got and he knows what to do and when to do it ank sometimes that is last-minute. he said we are going to get this two week negotiation period, theytwo- be the strike on fordoe won't be necessary, but he ofteb makeuts the call in the moment. 2019 there were jets in the air ready to strike iran and then he pulled back because it wasn't the momented. he knows what to do and he's going to do it when it's right. >> jesse: he's like the guy-- that hands and the term paper at the last second.s but he likes the pressure of it. he has these self-imposed deadlines and then i think it makes them s think better. the two week deal is smart because it gives you more military optionstwo-. you can brin g in another carrier tolita the region and then you n also let israel really soft and up iran. sof they can hit more targets, they can

you are to me iran , the heartbeat of my soul is calm, iran, your pure name is on my tongue, iran. until the return of your calm heart, iran is white and

july 12 on d w the, this is the, the news life from bill in israel says it's delta, a serious blow to iran, nuclear emissions. the is really minutes. recess, open eyed rates again struck and damage. the key is for honda nuclear research facility. it also says it killed 3 pop. come on this. iran says more than 400 people have been killed in the middle then a week of also coming up versus oppositional fig. set highs to handle skis freed up to 5 years behind, pause and realize it with his wife to get lineup is released follows a meeting between a us envoy and the pollution leader. and hackers gain access to billions of online passwords, including for google, apple and facebook accounts. we'll ask that expert how it could affect you the monica jones. welcome to the program, israel's, this it is conducting as strikes against the southern iran in and the operations that killed 3 seed uranium military come on. this is westwood plains also struck an important nuclear facility south of the capital to run the is really army has repeatedly said it is pocketing military installations. but it raining a

israel say that he was somebody who coordinated between iran and armed proxy groups of iran in the region, so israel has said they have had notable successes today. meanwhile, here in israel, it has been relatively quiet compared to previous days. the israeli military say that eight drones were fired towards israel in one hour. there was a siren early this morning here in jerusalem at about 2:30am but since then relatively quiet compared to recent days and i think the israeli government has been stressing through some of its rhetoric around this that it feels increasingly confident it has done significant damage, both to iran's missile capacity to fire missiles towards israel, but also iran's defence capabilities, too. and ione, very significant shipping routes in the region, what effect is this having on those? it's interesting because, again, just in the last hour or so, we have had confirmation from the iran-backed houthi group in yemen, they have said they would target us ships in the red sea if the us decides to join israel in directly striking iran. a ceasefire between the houthis a