officially, tel aviv and washington are talking about the nuclear threat emanating from tehran, but thesynchronicity strikes with the launch of the railway are too symbolic to be an accident. it looks like an attempt to strike at the very process of iran's integration. at its rising economic and strategic role, before it becomes irreversible: to destroy not only nuclear facilities, but also investment attractiveness, the partners' confidence in the stability of the corridor. iran has found itself at the epicenter of a clash of geoeconomic interests. the conflict risks paralyzing precisely those projects that were supposed to bring the country out of isolation. the reliability of transit through the combat zone is approaching zero. systemic destruction of the economic prospects of the islamic republic, this is possible, and this is the unspoken goal of the west. in the usa, top managers of large it companies have become part of the army. they officially took the oath and joined the so-called unit 201. they have already been awarded officer ranks, why the pentagon needs this, we will tell

dialogue, will absolutely not accept the complete elimination of its nuclear activities, meanwhile tehran continues to respond to tel aviv's aggression with the us state department aiding assisted departure flights to us dual citizens from israel, with the us threat of direct intervention still looming, the spokesman of yemen's ansar allah, yahya sari, confirms that the country will target all american navy and... commercial vessels in the red sea and babal mendib if washington goes to war with tehran earlier turkish president rayeb tayyeb erdogan also joined calls uh for deescalation calling iran's retaliatory strikes legitimate and legal. i'm honored to be joined in the studio by charles kelly, a financial coach and podcast host who's with us and via zoom the activist andreas corias joins us from cyprus welcome. to you both, charles, if i could begin with you, we were just talking uh off uh there about the potential of where this could go, and of course you are a financial expert, you have your own podcast and you've got years of experience dealing with financial and economic matters, i

and some of those are operational messages, like the one we saw recently to clear large areas of tehran. but some of those are very political messages. and similarly, from the prime minister, he has used often television channels that are popular in the iranian diaspora, like iran international, as he did the other day to deliver a message effectively of his ambition of regime change in iran. i think this is particularly effective when you have a very connected population. but iran, of course, is also trying to disrupt and limit the internet domestically because it is aware that that also is a way of keeping itself safe, sometimes. very useful. shashank, thank you very much for joining us on the media show. that's shashank joshi, who's the defence editor of the economist. and now we're also joined by shaina oppenheimer from bbc monitoring, who is in tel aviv. how did you and other outlets in the region hear about this operation first? and also, where you are in tel aviv, how has the domestic media been covering the story, the impact of the strikes in israel? i'll start personally. i was

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tehran is now refusing talks with the united states until bombing stops, while claiming its nuclear programy peaceful. foreign secretary david lammy, meanwhile, says the crisis is deadly serious and is warning diplomacy must win. well, last night donald trump addressed reporters about the crisis. here's what he had to say. speaking in new jersey. >> the material that they've gathered already. it's a tremendous amount of material. and i think within a matter of weeks, or certainly within a matter of months, they�*re going matter of months, they're going to be able to have a nuclear weapon. we can't let that happen. >> back here at home, dame esther rantzen is urging the house of lords not to block new assisted dying laws in england and wales. it�*s after mps backed the bill yesterday by just 23 votes. it would allow terminally ill adults with under six months to live to end their lives with medical help. opponents, though, say the law is being rushed through without enough safeguards. but dame esther's daughter, rebecca wilcox, told us here @gbnews the process has, she says, been careful and

tehran accuses israel of indiscriminate strikes on populated areas. more than 430 civilians have already been killed and over 3,000 wounded. 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

near one of our hospitals, in fact , another incident occurred in 3 of our hospitals in northern tehran, which caused anxiety for the patients. and another incident happened yesterday in one of our hospitals in khuzestan province, in ahvaz, which caused fear again. and the anxiety of our patients caused the patients to be with and these things happened in the health sector and we were involved with them . despite these incidents , our colleagues changed their base locations , but they did not leave the work and they are ready and present and are doing the work. in some provinces, the evil enemy is attacking in many ways and our colleagues actually have to go in large numbers and so-called ... most of the places that are residential areas are being attacked and they have to go and take them out in poor condition, so-called, under the rubble. they take the body to the so-called treatment centers and the treatment procedures are done there. more than 500 surgeries have been performed in our hospitals . during these days , our doctors and specialists , most of them volunteered to do this an

american navy and commercial vessels in the red sea and b babel mendib, if washington goes to war with tehran. kicking off our first hour from london in the studio, i'm joined by producer and broadcaster sakina datu, and via zoom from canada is lawyer and journalist. of dimitri lascaris, thank you to you both for joining us today. uh, sakina, let's begin with you here in the studio. we have seen of course, the continued assault and aggression against the islamic republic of iran by the zionist regime. air strikes targeting a number of places, the port of bandar abbas, it appears, it was a strike perhaps on a drone uh storage facility. as opposed to some of the reports earlier of it being a strike on a ship, there that seems to not have been the case uh, there have been iranian missile and drone attacks on the occupied territories themselves uh, so this back and forth continues, there was a drone strike which it's reported uh took the life of the former bodyguard of sayid hassan nasrallah abu ali and it would appear that he has also uh passed away today as well as a result of... ongoing aggres

the people of tehran. regardless of the attacks of the zionist regime , they continue their excellent lives. the shops and markets of the fruit and vegetable squares are open and provide services to the people. at 11 o'clock and currently, you can see the streets of tehran, where life is going on and people are moving around and many shops are open . how is the business situation, thank god. one of the parts of the grand bazaar here is tehran, where as you can see, many shops are open and life is going on . we give blood but we don't give soil . you're a stingy miser. the market is our soil, our homeland is here . where should we go? let's all be together. it's better to see each other when we are not there or when we ourselves are not feeling well. when we go out, we see each other . we feel better when we go out. who are we shopping for? you've been at work since day one , yes we always are , we're at 7 o'clock in the evening. i see you came to the market to shop . yes, life is going on as usual. yes, it

it is truly fitting that now, in this situation that tehran is in, i would like to thank our defense forces . i will never be at peace with the forces, even after my death. a number of members of the house of representatives cinema and filmmakers also paid tribute to the victims of the zionist regime's aggression against iranian soil. how are you? stay healthy. these were glass structures. today, we were fortunate enough to have a tribute to the injured in the recent aggression that our beloved country was subjected to by the zionist regime, along with a number of members of the board of directors of the cinema house and several filmmakers. we have come on behalf of artists and filmmakers to offer you shah galo . i wish patience, health and patience to all those who suffered from these crimes, whether physical or financial. you are the voice of the martyr seyyed morteza avini. you hear how it is possible that you are not afraid of death. what you have observed is the blatant aggression of the zionist regime against the islamic republic of iran's radio and television. the enemy agains

. >> post that called on iranians to evacuate tehran. >> it was a. >> very dramatic post. and what happened in the hours before that post was even more dramatic. president trump and president erdogan of turkey had a phone call during that. phone call, erdogan asked. trump if he's willing to meet the iranians in istanbul. >> the next day. >> trump said not only that, he's willing, and not only that, he's willing to send vice president vance or white house envoy witkoff. he said, i'm willing to come myself to meet the iranian president if that could lead to a deal that would prevent the u.s. from having to take military action to eliminate iran's nuclear program, erdogan then calls the iranians, tells them trump is willing to do this meeting tomorrow in istanbul. and the iranians said, okay, we need to get approval from supreme leader ali khamenei and the iranian president. the iranian foreign minister tried for several hours to get that green light, but they couldn't reach the supreme leader because he was in hiding in one of his bunkers, because he was afraid that he would

president trump orders a strike on iran's uranium rich insights buried deeper underground south of tehranght require more than one strike appears a former head of u.s. forces in the middle east discussing it. we don't drop bombs and forget about it we make assessments on the damage done and often times a re- attack. it is likely we will need to do that. this >> top democrat house armed services committee is urging trump the hold fire. because i don't think that you should get directly involved in this conflict to bases in bahrain, and iraq, uae and even some troops in syria. the air force brass says social bunker busting bombs to work as intended should the order be issued. >> lucas thank you so much. we will be watching. in the meantime around the foreign minister showed us in his meeting yesterday that he is willing to negotiate on nukes but not with everyone healed msnbc this. >> we are not seeking negotiations. it is the americans who want to talk super they have sent messages several times. very serious ones but we made explicitly clear to them that as long as this aggression and inn

tehran accuses israel of indiscriminate. 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

minister has been meeting counterparts from dozens of countries in his spindle in turkey, he said tehran would not consider in negotiations with the us until attacks stopped. -- iranian. just a reminder of all of those latest developments, the most significant is our us partners cbs news are saying that the american b-2 bombers are reportedly being moved to the strategic pacific islander of guam. we'll have more on that of course throughout the evening hello, and welcome to talking business with me, mark lobel. on this show, the uneasy alliance between freedom and firepower. another conflict rages in the world and defence spending is shooting up across the globe. in america, donald trump has announced plans for america's first $1 trillion military budget, and he's not alone. nearly every country in the world is ratcheting up the money they spend on security. on this programme, we're heading right to the cutting edge of the new technology, where drones meet artificial intelligence, and talk to the companies hoping to reap a profit from the billions flying into the sector.

of course, this is not unique to tehran . it is happening everywhere. of course, some cities have become more difficult because many passengers have left. those that were able to receive passengers , now they need to do more. they should try to be more prepared, especially for stores, food, and medicine . this is a population, of course, as usual in the years of the sacred defense , whether with general martyr chamran or after him. i would like to have an initial analysis of hasali . since the war that the zionist enemy started against the iranian nation happened, in your opinion, for what purpose did he start this war? despite the view and knowledge of the capabilities of the islamic republic of iran , or should i say, the lack of it, they started this war . now, a lot can be said in this regard, but in general, it seems that netanyahu has complained about the war despite his existence, meaning if he leaves the war aside , i will go away and maybe even arrest him and put him on trial for many reasons , including the wrongdoings he has done and the issu

and later trump called on everyone to leave the iranian capital tehran immediately and said that iran should have signed the nuclear deal. iran should have signed the deal i offered them, what a shame and what a waste of human life, simply put, iran cannot have nuclear weapons, i have said it again and again: everyone must evacuate tehran immediately, - trump wrote in his post. at the same time, israel and iran continued exchange blows, in tehran, judging by the reports of western and iranian information agents, the airport area was attacked. mehrabat, there, according to reuters, is an iranian air force base with fighter jets and transport aircraft. tigiran, in turn , launched missiles at israel several times during the night. at least two people were killed there. after the israeli attack , radioactive contamination was recorded inside the nuclear facility in iran's natanz, said rafael grossi, director general of the inf. radiation levels outside the tantang site remained unchanged. the type of radioactive contamination inside the site, mainly alpha particles , can be controlled wit

but it doesn't look good because what they are saying i butn eure isd be that the negotiators from tehran not going to give up enrichment. that doesn't a speak well. the pump fake could be tomorrow. he could say i will give you two weeks and the bombs can rain down tomorrow. eke to remember, air wars are not always completely effective. north vietnam, oso bo. they are great because you don't risk anybody but you aren't really there. no one wants to be there, that'. the problem. the concern is that if you knock out the nuke site and a lot of the other ballistithc missile sites, you leave the ayatollah power and then what? how do we know he doesn't have a clandestine nuclear program where they have, you know, they are spending some centrifuges somewhere else at the israeli intelligence hasn'doest discove. how do we know he doesn't spin these up all of a sudden and then where arem we now, in a worse position. or if he falls tesn't spo a coun yo wu have 30,000 zealots who we running the country and they are going tountr back the guys withc guns. the guys with the guns are the a armynd.re than

are the end of this news section today, sunday, july 22, 2019, and 26 , dhul-hijjah, sobh province, tehran , at 3:20 a.m. sunrise at 4:00 p.m. me and masti zajam , you have become haidar. in the name of haidar , i will not give my heart to anyone except you, my dear grandmother. i will not give my heart to anyone except you, my dear grandmother. i will not go to any other mountain except you, my dear grandmother . i will not go to any other mountain except to haidar ali. o lion of god. i will not give my heart to anyone but you , my brave one. i will not go to any other place except you. heydar ali , i am the lion of god, and my heart will not be filled with passion . your homeland is my beloved, o god. by the grace of the king of men , the kingdom of iran has taken its life under the protection of the lion of god , forever, the land of iran and the eternal homeland. i will give my heart to your space, my heart and soul, who have become with the love of my master, superior to the seven heavens, my heart will not give my heart to any other mountain , i will not go to any other place except

so these two ladies from tehran, when i asked them, "does it really feel like there's war?" they said, "absolutely, it feels like there's war in iran." a suspected iranian spy has been arrested near an raf base in cyprus, after intelligence suggested he was planning a terror attack. local media say the man is of azerbaijani descent and has links to iran's revolutionary guards. but the foreign office says it is in contact with the cypriot authorities regarding the arrest of a british man and israel says an iranian attack on israelis in cyprus has been foiled. our correspondent joe inwood explains that many israelis have travelled to cyprus to escape the fighting. cyprus - i'm sure people can think of the geography - cyprus is the closest island, the closest part of europe to israel so i think what has been happening is a lot of people, because they can't fly out, you get in via the sea route. one imagines there are going to be a lot of israeli citizens going both directions because that is the only way to get in and out of the country, and presumably that is why there is this

tehran accuses israel of indiscriminate strikes on populated areas. more than 430 civilians have already been killed, over 300 injured. iran attacked israeli territory with the help of. the state warned washington that israel cannot wait 2 weeks and is ready to strike the ford 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 of the politician points 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 dinner in honor of the opening of the forum. now the main goal of the summit is to get out of europe. in paris, a family of ukrainians, balts and a briton shocked the disneyland staff, as reported by the parisien publication, they rented a park for the wedding. however, the bride turned out to be a nine-year-old ukrainian, and her mother brought her, the shocked employees immediately called the police, the security forces detained two latvians, the

explosions lighting up the horizon over tehran as night fell. nightfall set in earlier. a cnn crew on the ground, catching these moments as anti-aircraft fire rang out overhead in the city. cnn's fred pleitgen is the first western journalist to enter iran since the fighting began with israel last week. and he shows us around tehran, where the signs of conflict are everywhere. >> as iran and israel continue to trade. >> salvos of. >> bombs and missiles. >> in tehran, the cleanup is in full swing in. residential areas that were struck. we went to several impact sites. buildings partially collapsed in some completely destroyed in others. >> the authorities. >> here say this building was flattened in the first wave of strikes. against targets in tehran. >> but in. >> other. >> parts of iran as well. >> and they say in this site alone, six people were killed and two bodies are still buried. >> under the. >> rubble. >> as tensions between iran and israel continue to escalate, many residents have left tehran. the streets empty, some shops closed, but defiance remained. billboar

over a dozen areas in isfahan, tehran and rash were targeted as well. this regime launches act of aggression against iran on june 13. a week of unlawful is really aggression, but the iranian people continue their daily lives with resilience. store shells remain well stocked and individuals navigate their routines without difficulty meeting their needs. these days people are shopping a lot. but there is no shortage, everything is like before, and we are open 24/7. iranians have demonstrated remarkable resilience in the face of israeli aggression, particularly in several cities where civilians and residential areas have been affected. the situation is normal, we do our shopping and see our friends. god willing, this fire ignited by the israeli regime will be finished for the good of muslims worldwide. "we will end the war started by this blood thirsty regime. this regime will receive a crushing response, and we want nothing less than its annihilation. despite the israeli psychological warfare aimed at the iranian people, including in evacuation orders, th

felt that he had been elected, so he became despondent when he learned that during the riots... in tehraners of khamini created a revolutionary islamic council, which, along with the government, became the second center of power in the country. the shah handed over power to the government of shapur bakhtiar and left the country. and on february 1, 79 , ayatullahamini arrived in tehran and was greeted with jubilation by the population of the capital. almost immediately , he declared bakhtiar's government illegal. formed his own. the forces of law and order went over to the side of the imam. the general staff declared neutrality. bakhtiar fled the country. in march 1979 , a referendum was held in iran, in which the overwhelming majority of the population voted for the creation of an islamic republic. it was proclaimed on april 1. at the same time, a new constitution was adopted, which set out the new doctrine developed by khamini. khamini, the president, the government and parliament, were endowed with political power, but under the control of the shiite clergy. khamenei's doctrine turned o

موضوعات مختلف. now compare this with tehran, when the israeli regime's attack shook the live studio ofnews network, a scene in tehran went viral, anchor sahar amami ammit the live broadcast during the regime's attack became a symbol of iranian resistance through her exemplary courage. now that's sign of the israeli regime's weakness. have emerged and fear has gripped zionists. it remains unclear how long the regime can prevent zionists from fleeing and delay its own destruction. as hundreds of people. the voice of the voiceless press tv. the people of euro. israel stands with you. first of the headlines this hour: iran has launched new round of missiles and drum strikes against israel, targeting vital military and intelligence structures inside the occupied territories. tarana has filed a complaint to the un against the international atomic energy agency's head rafael grosset. and yemen warrans that it will target american ships and warships in the red see if the us gets involved in israel aggression against iran. well, welcome to our studios. this is prest.

of tehran now is that tehran has been destroyed, for example , we will finally know the truth. we are the ones who are speaking out. " it happens that in many places, it is not like that , for example, people watch press tv, because they do not let us watch the english version. they also boycott it, i don't know, they remove it from the networks, because it started a period, for example, a decade ago. to remove our networks from different parts of the world and our voice does not reach many places, that is why the image in their minds is not the real image , that is, when we talk about these issues , they are sometimes surprised that we say there is no news at all. now , it seems to be one of the important things. i am using this google and i don't know, many places, friends can do this with this translation software, they can narrate the same environment around them , by god, except that it is now visible. now , it is trending. i have friends, for example , who drew a cartoon and won, for example, it received several hundred thousand views. even though instagram, for example ,

helps explain why the two allies haven't been aligned in recent days on dealing with tehran. in addition, some have claimed the international atomic energy agency's report on iran last month gave rise to israel's attack. not so, says rafael grossi, head of the agency. grossi states in that report. we do not have any indication there is a systemic program in iran to manufacture a nuclear weapon, he added. the iaea doesn't speculate and that any military action is a political decision not related to what they're saying. for his part, prime minister netanyahu still claiming last weekend that the evidence was rock solid. as he put it, quote, the intel we got and we shared with the united states was absolutely clear that they were working in a secret plan to weaponize the uranium. they were marching very quickly. and if anything, president trump has gotten more emphatic in his statements. here's what he said yesterday. >> what intelligence do you have that iran is building a nuclear weapon? your intelligence community has said they have no evidence that they are at this point. >>

back in 2007, iranian-american journalist parnasazima was detained in tehran after she came to visitick mother. the authorities confiscated the journalist's passport, accusing her of anti-iranian propaganda and violating laws. national security. pornas spent 3 months in prison and was unable to leave the country for more than 7 months. i spoke to people. i spoke to people, former political prisoners who were interrogated. they said that their investigators printed out their message . i was asked why you were in touch with someone from radio liberty. so yes, it is dangerous. in addition, the regime puts pressure on the families of our journalists. in the last few weeks alone, relatives five of our colleagues were interrogated inside the country, they were summoned, their passports were confiscated and they were told: give it to your son or daughter. 65% of the population of iran are people under 35 years old, the main source of information for them is social networks, where radio farda is expanding its presence. almost 5 million people are subscribed to the radio page on instagram, an

over a dozen areas in esfahan, tehran and rash were targeted as well. this regime launched its acts of aggression against iran on june 13. a week of unlawful is really aggression, but the iranian people continue their daily lives with resilience, store shelves remain well stocked and individuals navigate their routines without difficulty meeting their needs. these days people are shopping a lot, but there is no shortage, everything is like before and we are open 24/7 iranians. will receive a crushing response and we want nothing less than its annihilation. despite the israely psychological warfare aimed at the iranian people, including evacuation orders, their efforts have failed. life continues as usual with many individuals vocally demanding accountability for the crimes of the terrorist regime. with the courage of iran's air defense forces and the steadfastness of the iranian people, normal life is underway here in the streets of tehran. despite the israeli acts of aggression against some civilians and residential areas in order to disrupt the daily

so these two ladies from tehran, when i asked them, "does it really feel like there's war?" they said, "absolutely, it feels like there's war in iran." rayhan demytrie. the pro-palestinian student activist mahmoud khalil has been released after more than three months in detention in prison in the us state of louisiana. mr khalil was arrested by immigration agents in march. he was a prominent voice in protests at columbia university against israel's conduct in gaza. a federal judge ordered that the syrian-born palestinian be freed. mr khalil is a legal us resident and has not been charged with any crime. instead the administration invoked a rare immigration law to claim his views threatened american foreign policy. mr khalil spoke to journalists after arriving in new jersey. this is what i was protesting, this is why i continue to protest with every one of you. not only have they threatened me with detention, even if they would kill me i would still speak up for palestine. again, i just want to go back and just continue the work that i was already doing, advocating for palest

well, how did you feel about the first days, and most importantly , at that moment when you left tehran, right? israel and in fact israel destroyed the leadership of the iranian armed forces, it was clear that it would not end just like that, but at the same time there was no feeling of chaos, no loss of control over the situation, there were visually fewer people and fewer cars in the city, which are usually many in tehran, but there were no sirens , there was no panic, but the next day, when we were already in baku, and saw all these reports about multi-kilometer traffic jams on the exits from tehran, of course there was already such a perception that we are very good. trump, as always , is difficult to understand, he is meandering, creating, how to say, strategic uncertainty, but it seems that he has generally found himself in the face of a very serious conceptual choice, either you refuse what you have been saying all the previous years, america first of all... nothing worries, but either you have to go against the most powerful of these pro-israeli forces, this is essentially what

we don't know if tehran will be destroyed. at first they said it would take a week, but then they denied it and said, "sorry." netanyahu , for example, said without hesitation that we would finish iran off in a week . he said in a week that we would spend a week on iran and a week on tehran. but what happened? they really have miscalculated. and now they understand about the people, about the leadership of the supreme leader, their role. their influence, their position , about the connection of the people . now they think that the people, i was passing by mr. khosra on the street yesterday at midnight. i saw some people on the streets of tehran as if they were not sleeping , that is, in cars and motorbikes with the iranian flag at night, the same thing that happened after friday prayers at midnight, with a song and something to praise , everyone in the car was waving flags and chanting slogans . believe me, i saw some motorcyclists with their families , that is, their wives were on the motorbikes. i counted 10 motorbikes , wit

iran's foreign minister says tehran cannot consider negotiations with the us while it remains under bombardment. speaking at a meeting of foreign ministers in istanbul, he again accused washington of being involved in israel's attacks from the beginning - something the trump administration has denied. the husband of the exiled belarussian opposition leader svetlana tikhanovskaya has been freed after more than five years in prison. influential blogger sergei tikhanovsky is one of 14 political detainees released during a visit to minsk by the us envoy keith kellogg. mexico's yucatan peninsula in the southeast of the country, famous for its landscapes and history. until recently, the only way you could get around here was by road. but now those days are over. this is the brand-new maya train, a 1,500-kilometre loop around the peninsula, taking in some of the region's most iconic landmarks, connecting its people and bringing in tourists. i started my journey in cancun. look at that. travelling through chichen itza before ending in campeche. as i continue my adventure, i'll be witnessing what is tru

tehran has had less success with these relatively slow-moving projectile's.he us is joining other countries in getting its citizens out of israel. there was a military flight yesterday, 79 embassy staff and families. ambassador huckabee reaching out for other americans interested in leaving as reports increase of us military buildup in the region and the movement closer to the area of those b-2 stealth bombers. they are key to any step up of american involvement in this crisis. back to you. jon: a question no one has an answer to including your self is how many of those ballistic missiles does iran have left in its arsenal? we know the israelis have tried to take out as many as they can. >> reporter: good question. there are a couple thousand. it is believed, left in the arsenal of iran but also being taken out by the missile launchers by israel. if you don't have the launchers you can't fire the missiles. israel is working on a couple different ways to limit the damage from iran but they can pack a punch. jon: give us a sense of the mood of the is really peo

ballistic missile launches an asteroid, and says, it controls the sky you say for around the limits in tehran, stability to strike at time as well. sophisticated aerial defense system hasn't been able to stop every rainy in mississauga. the experts estimate. the operation is costing the country up to $200000000.00 us dollars a day. with reports, its supply of interceptors may be running low and could try out what's within days . if a wrong keeps up, it's a tax. israel has so far remain tight lips about it. so meaning stockpiles could soon be pushed into making some big strategic decisions over its annual defenses. choosing which smith sells to stop, i'm way fussing the, the me is i'm associated fella at the washington institute for near east policy. it gave us his assessment of how much longer these mutual attacks can continue. oh, this is the 1st truly as on grange fires, more than one or more for and 2 sides are stingy, significant to about to fly an hour from the truck far for more than 1000 kilometers to this is all person is ready, their power is projecting over a distant country, using

tehran.at residential area in tehran has been attacked just a couple of hours ago. we quickly rushed with the team to get first-hand information. as you can see the building is right behind me. this is the bakery of this neighborhood. it is actually one of the uh biggest and uh most popular bakeries of the neighborhood. as you can see this is a completely residential building as i have been informed by people who are in the neighborhood uh in the higher uh floors above the bakery. there used to be um hair salon and of course again another uh clinic again on the higher floors of this building uh as it was a holiday there were no people inside the building which is actually a plus here uh which reduces the amount of damage especially fortunately uh so far we haven't received any reports of uh anyone that has been uh killed or lost their lives here. so let's see if we can go inside, as you can see the entire wall has collapsed here and it's very difficult to go upstairs. okay, we're on the first

and just in the last hour, cnn's team on the ground heard loud explosions east of tehran overnight. israel says it killed two iranian commanders of an elite branch of the islamic revolutionary guard corps. we have a team of correspondents covering these developments. nic robertson is in haifa, israel. let's begin with betsy klein, who is traveling with the president in new jersey. betsy, what more are you learning about the movement of these b-2 bombers? >> well, president trump has given himself what he says is a maximum of a two week deadline to make a decision toward the possibility of u.s. involvement in iran. now, the president is weighing the possibility of using the united states military unique bunker busting bomb capabilities to target some of iran's nuclear facilities. and what we have learned, according to a cnn analysis of flight tracking data, is that what appeared to be b-2 bomber planes have departed from whiteman air force base, heading west over the pacific ocean, potentially headed for guam. now, these are the types of planes that could carry those types of bombs t

and the residents of the occupied territories from tel aviv to tehran, in front of the people , they had gone to have fun over the weekend . this great strength , this courage, and this spirit are a great blessing from god . it was a big slap in the face for those who spent so much money and made so many promises to tear our nation apart . on the contrary , it didn't happen like this. and i want to say that here , the issue of influence, the hypocrites, and the organizations that they did this is also a great service to our security capabilities. i said that we will be insured for 50 years, god willing. one of them is the networks. great. the cancer that has been unleashed in the country is coming out one after another, and this is a great guarantee for our security . god willing, victory is near . god willing, for us. god willing, you are also healthy. our other friends , we will sit here and talk about the dimensions of this victory . not for me. god willing , thank you very much, mr. dr. allah rajani , for the presence of the governor in this conversation . and as always. we used

. >> new today iran and israel exchanging fresh rounds of fire with reports of explosions in tehran andael this morning. a diplomatic conclusion to the fighting may be on hold for now, as president trump weighs his options over possible military action against iran. president trump and the iranian foreign affairs minister friday, giving conflicting messages on who should extend the olive branch first. >> we're ready. >> willing and able. and we've been speaking to iran and we'll see what happens. we'll see what the. president the thought process behind two countries, just in time to see whether or not people. >> come to their senses. >> it's up to, you know, americans, the united states, i mean, to show their determination for. going for a negotiated solution. >> joining us now for more on the president's decision is our friend, hugo lowell, white house correspondent at the guardian. welcome, hugo. donald trump criticized u.s. involvement in the middle east under previous administrations. and yet he finds himself in his own middle east situation. does trump's two week buffer offer a clu

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everyone must evacuate tehran immediately, - trump wrote in in his post.at the same time, israel and iran continued to exchange blows. in tehran, judging by the reports of western and iranian news agencies, the area of ​​mehrabat airport was attacked. there, according to the reuters agency, there is an iranian air force base, with destroy. and transport aircraft. tigiran, in turn , launched missiles at israel several times during the night. at least two people were killed there. after the israeli attack , radioactive contamination was recorded inside the nuclear facility in iran's natanz, said the director general of the iaea , rafael grossi. the radiation level outside the facility in tantang remained unchanged. the type of radioactivity inside the facility, mainly alpha particles, can be controlled with appropriate protective measures. said rafael brossi. the international atomic energy agency also notes that it is aware of reports related to the wisfahani and ford nuclear facilities and is trying to obtain information from the iranian authorities about

موضوعات مختلف. regime's attack shook the live studio of iran state news network. a scene in tehran wentor sahmit the live broadcast during the regime's attack became a symbol of iranian resistance through. now that sign of the israeli regime's weakness have emerged and fear has gripped zionists, it remains unclear how long the regime can prevent zionists from fleeing and delay its own destruction. اعداد آماده کردن به اندازه استطاعت یعنی هیچ قانع نباشید به یک حتی هرچه می توانید این آمادگی رو بایدی تاکید بکنید و زیاد کنید. که رژیم صهیونیستی اشتباه بزرگی کرد خطای بزرگی کرد غلطی کرد و عواقب او او رو بیچاره خواهد کرد و توفیق الهی.

it will be 3:02 in tehran that morning, and at midnight tonight it will be 23:12. dear and esteemed viewers , we are very grateful for being with us. have a good night, goodbye. i will stay with you , my beloved homeland. i call on you , you ask for my life. in the description of your passion , history remains on this body of mine, like a wound on your body. the depths of the days left untouched , i want you because you take my life , i carry you in my arms , i carry your flag, iran , when did you forget? i am happy with your happiness , i am happy, my spring cloud, with the wardrobe of iran , o bashkortostan. o mountain in the peak of beauty , the map of the world , we watch with you , your love song , endless passion , my love blossomed in my first time , in my first time. this rain, your name is written on the back of the glass , has always been there, and you are forever , the fragrance of march , a traveler who is warm with you. the arrival of a dream that has gone , iran. i want you because. i take you in my arms , i take you with your flag , iran , when did

and military is not backing down intensifying strikes on regime targets in tehran prime minister benjamin has been praising trump's efforts to help him. >> he partnership with the united states and with the president trump with whom i speak to almost every day is incredible pray they are participating and the protection of the skies over israel and its cities with bad missiles, batteries and his route with the ships on the shore of israel where their pilots fighting alongside our pilots to knock out drones it is a remarkable cooperation. thirty-six but netanyahu appears to be go it alone if need be telling israeli public broadcasting quote we will achieve all of our objectives and hit all of their nuclear facilities. we have the capability to do that. u.s. preside president donald tp wants to join or not is entirely his decision. ceo of the foundation of the defense of democracy it's good to see again mark. >> thank you for having me. >> what are we making of iran's declaration it will not negotiate any more with the united states as long as israel is still attacking? >> it's their only w

iran's foreign minister says tehran... speaking at a meeting of foreign ministers in istanbul he again accused washington of being involved in israel's attacks from the beginning. this is something the trump administration has denied.

over a dozen areas in espahan, tehran and rash were targeted as well. the israel regime launched the sacks of aggression against iran on june 13. a week of unlawful israeli aggression, but warfare aimed at the iranian people, including evacuation orders, their efforts have failed. life continues as usual with many individuals vocally demanding accountability for the crimes of the terrorist regime. with the courage of iran's air defense forces and the steadfastness of the iranian people. normal life is underway here in the streets of tehran despite the israely acts of aggression against some civilians and residential areas in order to disrupt the daily... of the people fson for correspondence in tehran, gisu mishmadi has visited the side of one of israeli strikes in the capital that targeted a residential building. let's take a listen, we were informed that a residential area in tehran has been attacked, just a couple of hours ago, we quickly rushed with the team to get first hand information, as you can see the... building is right behind me, this is th

in addition, tehran accuses israel of indiscriminate strikes on populated areas. more than 430 civilians have already been killed, over 3,000 injured. iran attacked israeli territory with drones. one of them hit a building in northern israel. no casualties reported. cnn claims iran has changed tactics, launching fewer but more advanced ballistic missiles. the threat of us intervention remains. bottom. trump will return to the white house in the coming hours to hold a meeting on iran with his advisers, although the american president usually spends his weekends in florida playing golf. ukrainian conflict at nato summit to discuss will not, they decided not to assemble a working group with kiev. as the publication of the policy points 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 the dinner in honor of the opening of the forum. now the main goal of the summit. the president of belarus discussed current international issues cooperation alexander lukashenko and the us president'

this is also one of the parts of the grand bazaar in tehran . as you can see, many shops are open and life is going on. we give blood but we don't give dirt. it's limited. the market is stingy. our dirt is here. our homeland is here. where should we go? let everyone be. it's better to see each other. yes. when we are not there or we ourselves are not feeling well , when we go out and see each other , we feel better. who are you shopping for ? were you at work first ? yes, we are always there. we are there until seven in the evening. i see that life is going on. it should be going on . don't worry, we are all there. the shops are open, thank god. hopefully , they will always be prosperous. may god tell you how the living situation in the city is good. ladies, people are living their lives. there are no problems. we are. you know. we know that it doesn't get empty. sir , this noise can be. we know it was all our fault. it was different from this. insha allah. we all thank the armed forces, the security forces, who have been conducting reconnaissan

looks as though israel, after all of this, after maintaining its military dominance in the skies over tehrannd over all of western iran, has been very reluctant to go to any negotiations that might see this ending. while they still very much have the upper hand. the israelis were not keen on negotiations before this all broke off, and it looks as though enjoying this kind of military dominance hasn't really softened their position. >> which is why the president took the stance that he did as he was being queried by our own vaughn hillyard. okay. thank you very much. matt bradley, the lead negotiator of the 2015 iran deal, joins me next. what it's like sitting across the table from the iranians. how does he interpret what's happening right now? and are there any off ramps from this escalating military conflict? we're back with that. 90s. >> let me play. >> sadly, windshield chips. >> can turn into. >> windshield cracks. >> but at least you can go to safelite. >> com and schedule a fix. >> in minutes. sweet safelite. >> can come. >> to. >> you for free. >> and our highly trained techs can repl

tehran, in turn, struck the central regions of israel. under fire from the iron dome system. part of the missile, after being intercepted by air defense forces , hit a residential building. against this background, in the united states, president trump is convening the national security council to discuss a possible strike on iran. in response, the yemeni houthis are threatening to attack american civilian ships and warships in the red sea. the road to the center will become faster and more convenient. moscow mayor sergei sobyanin conducted the technical launch of the new section of the troitskaya metro line. four stations have been checked and will soon be opened for... several stations, and the length of the new section will be 10 km, and 6,000 residents of the southwest of moscow will be able to significantly save travel time, a report by yulia alkhovskaya. we drive along the line for the first time, literally a few seconds and the diagnostic locomotive picks up speed. in fact, this is a mobile iron laboratory, based on... in the cabin next to the driver sergei sobyanin. h