rogers you know no description of iran situation if you take iran's iran out the terrible things inside and you know in the nick nomics fear in their eyes a nation if you take iran's name out and put the united states there you'd see that that it's more i think in this time that's why trump is in trouble and i think he is. certainly trying to use some you know deal here or there to project some achievement which he failed to achieve in the past 3 years through the maximum pressure on iran and other nations as we speak 27 nations are under u.s. sanctions this is not a you know. the united states has extensively used sanctions against nations for its political and unilateral goals but i think iran is not you know buying any more and i think iran what has been. standing up to it and i think they trainees russians and other parties u.s. allies themselves are not buying u.s. arguments when it comes to iraq iran has stick to its end of the deal a year after u.s. withdraw from the deal and we imposed sanctions that were lifted as part of the deal so the law breaker here is the magistrates not

rogers you know no description of iran situation if you take iran's iran out the terrible things inside and even then it cannot mix fear and their eyes a nation if you take iran's name out and put the united states there you'd see that that gets more i think in this time that's why trump is in trouble and i think he is. certainly trying to use some you know deal here or there to project some achievement which he failed to achieve in the past 3 years through the maximum pressure on iran and other nations as we speak 27 nations are under u.s. sanctions this is not a you know. the united states has extensively used sanctions against nations for its political and unilateral goals but i think iran is not you know buying any more and i think iran wants has been. standing up to it and i think they trainee's russians and other parties u.s. allies themselves are not buying u.s. arguments when it comes to iraq iran has stick to its end of the deal a year after u.s. withdraw from the deal and we imposed sanctions that were lifted as part of the deal so beloved breaker here is the magistrates not i

rogers you know no description of iran situation if you take iran's iran out the terrible things inside and even then it cannot mix fear and their eyes a nation if you take iran's name out and put the united states there you'd see that that it's more i think in this time that's why trump is in trouble and i think he is. certainly trying to use some you know deal here or there to project some achievement which he failed to achieve in the past 3 years through the maximum pressure on iran and other nations as we speak 27 nations are under u.s. sanctions this is not a you know that the united states has extensively used sanctions against nations for its political and unilateral goals but i think iran is not you know buying any more and i think iran what has been. standing up to it and i think they trainees russians and other parties u.s. allies themselves are not buying u.s. argument when it comes to iraq iran has stick to its end of the deal a year after u.s. withdraw from the deal and we imposed sanctions that were lifted as part of the deal so beloved breaker here is the magistrates not

rogers you know no description of iran situation if you take iran's iran out the terrible things inside and even then it cannot mix fear and their eyes a nation if you take iran's name out and put the united states there you'd see that that it's more i think in this time that's why trump is in trouble and i think he is. certainly trying to use some you know deal here or there to project some achievement which he failed to achieve in the past 3 years through the maximum pressure on iran and other nations as we speak 27 nations are under u.s. sanctions this is not a you know. the united states has extensively used sanctions against nations for its political and unilateral goals but i think iran is not you know buying any more and i think iran what has been. standing up to it and i think they trainees russians and other parties u.s. allies themselves are not buying u.s. arguments when it comes to iraq iran has stick to its end of the deal a year after u.s. withdraw from the deal and we imposed sanctions that were lifted as part of the deal so the law breaker here is the magistrates not ira

sanctions on iran there from iran's ambassador to the united nations declaring the u.s. attempt to reimpose sanctions as unlawful and ridiculous he was describing bullying behavior from the united states he said that the u.s. notification in other words the the u.s. complaint submitted to the united nations security council saying that iran is in violation of the 2050 nuclear deal he said that that complaint that notification is now in a void and he called on the u.n. security council to dismiss this complaint altogether but he also reiterated a point made by iran's foreign min. homage of odds or even a letter submitted to the u.n. security council earlier on today this was before the u.s. action took place about the need for the international community to counter these moves by the united states asked about whether iran would start weapons trading come october when that arms embargo was due to expire he simply said that iran would act in accordance with the national interest but that has already been some reaction from other world powers other members of the u.n. securi

security council to extend an international arms embargo on iran. hello i'm daryn jordan this is al jazeera you from doha also coming up the united states says it seized ships carrying uranium oil to venezuela further screens in a country facing acute fuel shortages. thousands of. the president and joint protesters calls grove an even bigger demonstrations of the weekend. and us researches race to find a coronavirus vaccine we ask if safety could be a casualty. the us has failed to persuade the un security council to extend an arms embargo on iran it means terror on will soon be able to trade weapons without un approval the bid was the latest attempt from the u.s. to clamp down on iranian arms sales accusing terror of sponsoring state terrorism well the arms embargo is set to end on october 18th 5 years after the signing of iran's nuclear deal with world powers but the u.s. wants it extended indefinitely that's been opposed by russia china and other members of the security council washington insists it won't let the embargo end sectors take mike pum

israel believes iran won't respond to attacks because are waiting for biden or the trying to goad iran to help with conventional weapons van strict by the policy any of those possible? >> i think those are two good questions for the iranians and the israelis. i will not speak on their behalf. spheric let's get it covid quickly. 2004 after the bush administration sent 200 personnel, one in 50000 pounds of aid, i believe the president has been offered to defend a family member and elizabeth senator dole. what did trump administration offer to iran? >> as soon as it was clear there facing a health crisis. i personally headed diplomatic notice to the iranians when i said please let us know the gaps in your system. and we can help fill them. >> [inaudible] placement i will give you the full picture. so i just wanted to reach out to them and say we have had a policy for three to half years of standing with the iranian people and you are right citing what happened in the bush administration goes back further than that united states is the world's largest donor of humanitarian assistance. that

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ism in the iran nuclear agreement was essentially put in place so that if iran were to violate the j c p o ok they would then face the penalty of an immediate snap back of the sanctions of this woman so what the next confrontation which is about the united states seeking to impose so-called snapback inspections that are you know part of the joint comprehensive program actually which are to be implemented if iran is found to be in noncompliance iran of course is not in noncompliance and the united states is no longer a party to this agreement but the united states is going to seek to take advantage of bad writing of the agreement to impose its will which will soon be a crisis in the security council this vote is a meaningless vote it's really setting up the larger confrontation now currently mike pompei o is in vienna talking with officials from the international atomic energy agency they say that iran has fully complied with the nuclear deal i'm not violated my font they owe says however it doesn't really seem to be a doubt the nuclear deal anymore this isn't about the j.c.b. away th

efforts to extend an indefinite arms embargo on iran a failed at the united nations it means to iran will soon be able to trade weapons without un approval all this comes as the u.s. says it sees the reining in the fuel headed to venezuela it claims the cargo for tankers amounts to more than 1000000 barrels of petrol its biggest ever seen. and tens of thousands of people have protested in valerie's $46.00 day over the disputed presidential election and a violent police crackdown on the european union says it will instantly she sanctions after a meeting of its foreign ministers. the u.s. watchdog is investigating the nation's postal service which has warned it might not be able to deal with a large number of mail in ballots in november's election the postmaster general louis de joyed denies allegations by democrats of intentionally slowing down the postal service there's expected to be a huge rise in barely voting due to the pandemic president trump has tried to restrict the method because he claims without any evidence that it's susceptible to fraud mike hanna has more from washingto

security council iran says the u.s. has quote never been so isolated but the white house is threatening to find other ways to bring back sanctions from new york is kristen salumi. it was a quick an unceremonious and to the united states' efforts to extend the iranian arms embargo that is part of the war being if that follows you want to favor who was against 11 f. abstentions the draft resolution has not been a duck that every failed to obtain that required number and a statement u.s. secretary of state mike pompei o called it an inexcusable failure saying quote the security council paved the way for the world's leading state sponsor of terrorism to buy and sell conventional weapons without specific u.n. restrictions in place for the 1st time in over a decade under an agreement negotiated by the 5 permanent members of the security council and germany aimed at stopping iran from developing nuclear weapons the 13 year old ban on conventional weapons sales is due to expire in october russia and china accusing the us of und

iran is now enriching at higher levels with more centrifuge and. they are still supporting the region and undertakin undertakid behavior in the region. they are still putting americans and others into prison and abusing the rights of their own people. they are not a responsible player in the international community. so, i appreciate that they indeed have, but brian said this himself, the resistance and action so i think they have had a series of tactics but it isn't clear what the strategic objective is. the administration hasn't really changed and they said the that y are creating leverage to get a better negotiation, but i think that iran is nowhere close to. >> the essence of the argument was essentially if you terminate the agreement and put enough pressure on the iranians and cutting off the oil, they will come back and agree to some kind of a revised form of what you negotiated a few weeks ago but it would include no enrichment whatsoever. it was 15 years out from the agreement that they would begin to be able to. >> we can debate the sunset

you know states like china like us or like iran they have stakes and lock them up so. in that state so long to change fields in looking on to be in line with its interests there is no doubt that love on here needs to change and needs the parent needs also says that we've spent but not in the way that many prime when americans want it they're. making big forts to do the latest developments in government to make their homes so much your gods. appreciate you joining us here not international don't get to check out more new stories to tell website. the world is driven by dreamers shaped past and present there is great.

request to reimpose sanctions against iran is rejected by the remaining members. bringing top stories from the past 7 days and right up to the moment of elements well this is the weekly on our to international hello and welcome let's kick off in belarus where there's no limit to the wave of government on wrist big crowds gathered in minsk throughout sunday calling on president to step down and accusing him of rigging the august 9th election artie's reports from the capital. so this is what the anti-government protest looks like right now since the last time you saw me or now we've moved about 2 kilometers away from the independence square to another iconic landmark of the better russian capital and it has become sort of a traditional a regular place for people to gather and vent their anger after the highly controversial elections and right now you can see that behind me this towering structure and the museum behind it are being guarded by the security forces they are not letting people come close but they aren't trying to the road between the security forces and

here in iran that speed seen as a massive victory for iran. and i said as i mentioned iran has unveiled some new miss silence tell us more about that whether it's significant because they've named those 2 missiles after 2 individuals that were assassinated by the united states back in january the head of the old good force general cautions of the money and also the command of the population a popular mobilization forces of the 100 again this is in defiance of the united states demanding that israel. hold its missile program and one of the reasons that don't trump opposed the 2015 nuclear deal because iran's ballistic missile program wasn't included now president rouhani announces 2 missiles a day ahead of iran's national defense day he also boasted that iran's defense industry in world rankings had gone from 23rd to 14 no doubt great source of pride in the her on but also iran has said that it's never talk to its neighbors despite multiple occupations taking place on its own near its borders again the signifying a signaling to neighboring coun

sanctions on iran lifted under un security council resolution 2231 did i say it will never allow the world's largest state sponsor of terrorism to freely buy and sell planes tanks missiles and other kinds of conventional weapons now essentially the united states is hoping to invoke the snapback mechanism that was part of the j c p o a conclusion of the iran nuclear negotiations the iran nuclear deal now the snapback mechanism was put into the nuclear deal so that if iran did not fulfill the agreement and did not fulfill its obligations broke the agreement that there would be an immediate snap back and all the un sanctions would immediately be reimposed on iran so now the united states is trying to invoke the snapback mechanism however it has virtually no support in the international community when it comes to this demand we've got all the other cosigners of the deal the united kingdom germany france china russia all staying that basically the united states doesn't have the right to invoke the snapback mechanism because the united states pulled out of the deal not iran this has been t

sanctions on iran lifted under un security council resolution 2231 did i say it will never allow the world's largest state sponsor of terrorism to freely buy and sell planes tanks missiles and other kinds of conventional weapons now essentially the united states is hoping to invoke the snap back mechanism that was part of the j c p o a conclusion of the iran nuclear negotiations the iran nuclear deal now the snapback mechanism was put into the nuclear deal so that if iran did not fulfill the agreement and did not fulfill its obligations broke the agreement that there would be an immediate snap back and all the un sanctions would immediately be reimposed on iran so now the united states is trying to invoke the snapback mechanism however it has virtually no support in the international community when it comes to this demand that we've got all the other cosigners of the deal the united kingdom germany france china russia all staying that basically the united states doesn't have the right to invoke the snapback mechanism because the united states pulled out of the deal not iran this has

iran's president hassan rouhani described the outcome of the u.n. security council vote as a humiliating defeat for the u.s. better yeah barely embody the us has worked for months to prepare a resolution to his iran and it could only get one vote supporting it from a small country the dominican republic you see how they've been humiliated the reason 11 countries abstained into voted against it was because they believe the preservation of the j c p o a is essential for the interests of the region and the world yesterday was a political achievement for iran and a political failure for the u.s. . meanwhile the u.s. department of justice says it seized iranian fuel from 4 tankers headed to venezuela both iran and venezuela are under u.s. sanctions laura burton manoli has more. the u.s. is calling it the largest seizure of fuel from iran its incepted for tank is carrying more than a 1000000 barrels of oil to venezuela after winning a federal court order last month where for tankers they're going to use them and they're there. they're not supposed to be d

sponsored resolution to extend an arms embargo on iran with only 2 members voting in favor. reject the election results in belarus and it says it will hit the country with sanctions meanwhile but thousands arrested during the mass anti-government protests begin to be released and amid claims of widespread police brutality this week one doctor shares her experience. as the women were in line in the army and the men who were in the next house they were constantly so badly that they just columns. and tensions spike in the mediterranean as france says it will bolster its military presence there to monitor turkey's activities in disputed waters. are broadcasting live from our studios in moscow this is r.t. international i'm sean thomas certainly glad to have you with us the u.n. security council has rejected a u.s. sponsored resolution to extend the arms trade embargo on iran only to members including the u.s. supported the draft while russia and china voted against and the other members including the u.k. and france and germany abstained the embargo was imposed in 2010 and is to

sanctions on iran lifted under u.n. security council resolution 2231 did i say it will never allow the world's largest state sponsor of terrorism to freely buy and sell planes tanks missiles and other kinds of conventional weapons now essentially the united states is hoping to invoke the snap back mechanism that was part of the j c p o a conclusion of the iran nuclear negotiations the iran nuclear deal now the snap back mechanism was put into the nuclear deal so that if iran did not fulfill the agreement and did not fulfill its obligations broke the agreement that there would be an immediate snap back and all the u.n. sanctions would immediately be reimposed on iran so now the united states is trying to invoke the snapback mechanism however it has virtually no support in the international community when it comes to this demand that we've got all the other cosigners of the deal the united kingdom germany france china russia all staying that basically the united states doesn't have the right to invoke the snapback mechani

and of world powers reject a us call to reimpose sanctions on iran under the nuclear deal that washington quit 2 years ago. this is r.t. international bring you your live news update from our studio here in moscow welcome to the program. belarus's exiled opposition leader has given her 1st media conference since fleeing to lithuania so long to use the opportunity to tell foreign countries to respect the sovereignty of belarus earlier she addressed her fellow citizens and a new video message urging them to keep up the pressure on president lukashenko with more strikes almost 2 weeks after the disputed election threw the country into political turmoil. as of us thought get up so you can join entirely legal and powerful weapon against the regime and they know it that's why they intimidate you leave the fear mongering to the dictatorship remember you are not alone in a mosque you need to keep on strike who will make the college he voices the voices he has stolen from us. thank you. thank. those in favor of the belorussian president are making their voices heard all of their biggest events too

iran denies hostagetaking but the uk does have something iran wants, £400 million. a debt owed for some 1500 chieftain tanks, paid for by the shah of iran before he was toppled in 1979. britain did not deliver the tanks to the new islamic republic and courts in britain and abroad agree that the uk owes iran the money. but it is yet to be paid. nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe has been told payment holds the key to her release. she was told by the judiciary, the deputy prosecutor, she was told by the judge that we are not going to release you until the british government pays for the money they owe iran, and she has been told that explicitly by three different parts of thejudicial system. officially, both the uk and iran say the debt and nazanin are not related. the uk government told the bbc it is unhelpful to suggest otherwise. but events seem to contradict that. in november 2017, the iranian ambassador to london published this message. the debt is scheduled to be paid to iran by britain in the next few days. weeks later, boris johnson, then foreign secretary, went to t

sanctions on iran in the coming days but it comes as the u.s. says it seems to iranian fuel headed to venezuela claims the car that won 4 times as it amounts to more than a 1000000 barrels of petrol its biggest ever seizure iran has denied any connection with the shipment both iran and venezuela are under u.s. sanctions. and tens of thousands of people have protested in better rooms for a 6 day over the disputed presidential election and a violent police crackdown in european union says the initiate sanctions against those responsible for violence arrests and fraud and connection with the vote after a meeting of its foreign ministers. now a protest by opposition supporters in ivory coast have turned violent for a 3rd straight day demonstrators are trying to hold president alassane ouattara was reelected and been they accuse him of violating the ivory coast's 2 term limit and he says the new constitution adopted back in 2016 reset it often it just reports. this is what remains of a police station in the southeastern town of border as opposition s

sanctions against iran to re-impose claiming to iran has violated the 2050 nuclear deal. it is in the normal space state that to extend this arms embargo it's great. i maryam namazie in london you're watching al-jazeera also coming up on the program former trump advisor steve bannon pleads not guilty to charges he defrauded donors in a scheme to raise funds to build a wall of long the us mexico border. russian opposition leader like saina valley is in a serious but stable condition in hospital the speculation grows that he's been poisoned . and a massive one day tally for corona virus infections in india as testing finds 29 percent of new delhi residents have antibodies for cuts and 90. hello welcome to the program the us secretary of state has requested that un sanctions be re imposed on iran because to iran has violated the terms of the 2050 nuclear deal that request would in theory begin a 30 day process that could result in the snap back of sweeping u.s. sanctions but the validity of the u.s. case is complicated by the fact that washington withdrew from the nuclear de

security council iran says the u.s. has never been so isolates is now over the white house is threatening to find other ways to bring back sanctions from new york kristen salumi reports. it was a quick an unceremonious and to the united states' efforts to extend the iranian arms embargo that is part of the war being if that follows you want to favor who was against 11 f. abstentions the draft resolution has not been a doctor every failed to obtain that required number and a statement u.s. secretary of state mike pompei o called it an inexcusable failure saying quote the security council paved the way for the world's leading state sponsor of terrorism to buy and sell conventional weapons without specific u.n. restrictions in place for the 1st time in over a decade under an agreement negotiated by the 5 permanent members of the security council and germany aimed at stopping iran from developing nuclear weapons the 13 year old ban on conventional weapons sales is due to expire in october russia and china accusing the us of

sanctions against iran using the country violating the 2015 nuclear deal even though washington quit that agreement few years ago. good morning to you thanks for joining us here on r.t. international. we start with other roofs and it's exiled opposition leaders from long taken off guard he was addressed to fellow citizens in a new video message she's urging them to keep up pressure on president lukashenko with more strikes almost 2 weeks after the disputed election threw the country into political turmoil. as of us thought get up so you can try some entirely legal and powerful weapon against the regime and they know it that's why they intimidate you leave the fear mongering to the dictatorship remember you are not alone i'm asking you to keep on striking who will make the coward hear our voices the voices he has stolen from us when you recently expressed this full support for the belarus opposition voicing concerns over meddling in domestic affairs moscow reminded european colleagues of just what kind of impact their support had last time they decided to intervene in a political cris

journalist reece alaric the author of the iran agenda today he thinks the u.s. push for renewed sanctions is a sign of weakness rather than strength. the u.s. has no legal grounds whatsoever to pursue this it's very quite explicit in the terms of the j c p o a that only participants in the accord could move to have the snap back and we've seen all kinds of the seizure iranian oil on the high seas that was on its way to venezuela all perfectly legal but the u.s. claims the unilateral right to impose its interpretation of sanctions anywhere in the world against anybody it wants. but frankly rather than a sign of strain of it this is a sign of weakness because the u.s. is unable to get support from any other country in the world for these. actions including britain france germany and staunch u.s. allies completely reject the above the trump a news station on this issue and it's a sign of desperation frankly that they're hoping something will happen between now and november and turn things around and trump hopes to use these efforts to gain reelection i think frankl

request to reimpose sanctions against iran is rejected by the remaining members of the iran nuclear deal. by the great to have you with us you're watching the weekly on out into the. stars above every square another huge protest against the presidency of alexander lukashenko is already underway people have been taking to the streets for more than 2 weeks alleging that he rigged the late latest election the country's been left deeply divided by that previous vote the week that followed it was dominated by protests from the opposition but on monday supporters of the president began to hold council rallies and they have gained some momentum the 2 sides can be distinguished by the colors they support. if the boy dot my heart's bleeding and i can't believe this is happening in bell. and i love i love the. thanks it is opposition we are strong it is them who made us united we are the people we've been living in fear for a week we've been crying all these calls for change i was buying vegetables at the grocery i told the seller i was going to attend a meeting she said you look at shingle rat i

and iran at a very precise moment. when the nuclear deal was coming to fruition, i credit my family, my employers, for raising the awareness to a level that it couldn't be ignored. >> do you think you'll be able to go back to visit? >> of course, i want to visit. my ash when is i die. i hope things change for better in a way that everyone can travel. is . >>> that's right. there are iranian-americans who are jewish. ul hold so you can take that in. like jewish people everywhere, friday nights are about friday dinners. it's a time to connect with your traditions and customs, eat food and make fun of the new guy. >> we have to start over because his yamaka fell off. >> my afro is not yamaka friendly. >> time for more of that sweet, sweet iranian hospitality. the jewish edition. >> to everyone, to all family, friends and guests. >> thank you for having me. >> he was part of the 2018 democratic blue wave. she did her flipping in the new york state senate. she did it all while being the first ever jewish iranian american to

sanctions on iran lifted under u.n. security council resolution 2231 did i say it will never allow the world's largest state sponsor of terrorism to freely buy and sell planes tanks missiles and other kinds of conventional weapons now essentially the united states is hoping to invoke the snapback mechanism that was part of the j c p o a conclusion of the iran nuclear negotiations the iran nuclear deal now the snapback mechanism was put into the nuclear deal so that if iran did not fulfill the agreement and did not fulfill its obligations broke the agreement that there would be an immediate snap back and all the un sanctions would immediately be reimposed on iran so now the united states is trying to invoke the snapback mechanism however it has virtually no support in the international community when it comes to this demand that we've got all the other cosigners of the deal the united kingdom germany france china russia all staying that basically the united states doesn't have the right to invoke the snapback mechanism b

nuclear deal and snap back the sanctions on iran this is mike papantonio the u.s. secretary of state i want to as i said i want to be to kids who are deeply aware that snapback is an option that's available to them that it sticks and we're going to do everything within america's power to ensure that that arms embargo is extended and i'm confident that we will be successful now the snap back mechanism in the iran nuclear agreement was essentially put in place so that if iran were to violate the chase c.p.o. away they would then face the penalty of an immediate snap back of the sanctions of this woman so what the next confrontation which is about the united states seeking to impose so-called snapback inspections that are you know part of the joint comprehensive program of action which are to be implemented if iran is found to be in noncompliance iran of course is not in noncompliance and the united states is no longer a party to this agreement. but the united states is going to seek to take advantage of bad writing of the agreement to impose its will which will soon

the secretary of state formally requests a resumption of un sanctions against iran accusing the country of violating the 2015 nuclear deal even though washington quit the agreement 2 years ago. russian opposition figurehead. is in intensive care after falling sick during a flight to moscow prompting western media speculation of the kremlin to foul play even as moscow offers to send him abroad for treatment. of broadcasting live from our studios in moscow this is r g international thomas certainly glad to have you with us now it is day 12 nationwide on rest in belarus in the wake of the disputed election earlier this month large crowds on both sides of the divide are making their voices heard those who support president alexander lukashenko and those who want to see him gone. people here chanting for the president to resign in the city of goma well but in contrast you've got a convoy of the president's supporters driving past them with the official red and green flag anti-government demonstrators also gathered in the capital minsk where activists lined up along a central avenue meanwhile

against iran accusing the country of violating the 50 nuclear deal. 2 years ago. and russian opposition figure. is. prompting western media speculation of. even the. treatment. of this is. having with us now it is 12 nation wide in the wake of the disputed election earlier this month large crowds on both sides of the divide are making their voices heard those who support president alexander lukashenko and those who want to gone. oh. for the. people here chanting for the president to resign in the city of gomel but in contrast you got a convoy of the president's supporters driving past them with the official red and green flag anti-government demonstrators also gathered in the capital minsk where activists lined up along a central avenue meanwhile in eastern bellers. and half a theater in a very back to earlier in the day with thousands of people chanting their support for president lukashenko pro-government marches were seen throughout the day there as well are to see where john off reports now from the city. it's the closest large city to the russian border and t

over the last 2 days the head of the grocery has been visiting iran and he met with the head of iran's atomic agency he met with foreign minister divides raef and today he met with president has rouhani and the lines from iran was that they were constant same to the i.a.e.a. that the i.a.e.a. must act impartially and professionally and yesterday we heard the say that he wasn't under any influence or political judgment and the organization didn't have any political orientation although there were outside pressures but they were working hard to not let those pressures affect their work no iran also looked like it was changing its stance somewhat over the last few days they had said that they were willing to grant access if it ended questions once and for all and although that was vague it seems like both sides have agreed because the i.a.e.a. statement now says under the current context and then the information the i.a.e.a. has it doesn't have any more questions or further requests to access locations so it seems like an agreement has been reached and the context for this is that iran ir

as jews, we never voted in iran. we didn't really have a say, so there isn't a day i didn't feel blessed to do what i do. >> i didn't realize there was such a large population of iranian jews. >> if you compare that to the muslims of iran, we're just 0.1%. >> at one point in history, there were an estimated 150,000 jewish people living in iran. the revolution and the creation of the islamic state changed all that in an instant. >> my mom and sister escaped in the trunk of a car, knowing that if they got caught, they would kill them. >> iranian jews fled in vast numbers. many of them ended up here in long island, specifically great neck. so tell me about great neck. you said it's an insular community. >> it's actually quite diverse. we have the ar ashkan . >> the reason everybody moves to great neck because great neck has always been known as a community that welcomes everyone. >> i'm excited to know that america welcomed you all in. but it's not the same now. >> right. >> that was really one of the reasons i ran. i w

nuclear deal and snap back the sanctions on iran this is mike papantonio the us secretary of state i want to as i said i want to be too cute i were deeply aware of this that pac is an option that's available to the united states and we're going to do everything within america's power to ensure that that arms embargo is extended and i'm confident that we will be successful now the snap back mechanism in the iran nuclear agreement was essentially put in place so that if iran were to violate the chase c.p.o. a they would then face the penalty of an immediate snap back of the sanctions of this whole and so what the next confrontation which is about the united states seeking to impose so-called snapback inspections that are you know part of the joint comprehensive program of action which are to be implemented if iran is found to be in noncompliance iran of course is not in noncompliance and the united states is no longer a party to this agreement but the united states is going to seek to take advantage of bad writing of the agreement to impose its will which will set up a crisis in the se

nuclear deal and snap back the sanctions on iran this is mike papantonio the u.s. secretary of state i don't want to pay as i said i want to be 2 kids who are deeply aware of this map is an option that's available to the united states and we're going to do everything within america's power to ensure that that arms embargo is extended and i'm confident that we will be successful now the snap back mechanism in the iran nuclear agreement was essentially put in place so that if iran were to violate the j c p o a they would then face the penalty of an immediate snapback of the sanctions of this world and so at the next confrontation which is about the united states seeking to impose so-called snapback inspections that are you know part of the joint comprehensive program of action which are to be implemented if iran is found to be in noncompliance iran of course is not in noncompliance and the united states is no longer a party to this agreement. but the united states is going to seek to take advantage of bad writing of the agreement to impose its will which will soon be

nuclear deal and snap back the sanctions on iran this is mike papantonio the u.s. secretary of state i don't want to pay as i said i want to be to kids who are deeply aware that snap back is an option that's available to them that it sticks and we're going to do everything within america's power to ensure that that arms embargo is extended and i'm confident that we will be successful now the snap back mechanism in the iran nuclear agreement was essentially put in place so that if iran were to violate the j c p o n a they would then face the penalty of an immediate snap back of the sanctions of this woman so what the next confrontation which is about the united states seeking to impose so-called snapback inspections that are you know part of the joint comprehensive program of action which are to be implemented if iran is found to be in noncompliance iran of course is not in noncompliance and the united states is no longer a party to this agreement. but the united states is going to seek to take advantage of bad writing of the agreement to impose its will which will

security council to extend an arms embargo on iran. hello i'm daryn jordan this is al-jazeera live from doha also coming up the united states says it sees ships carrying iranian oil to venezuela further squeezing a country facing acute fuel shortages. thousands of factory workers the better routes defy the president and join protesters hold growth even bigger demonstrations at the weekend. and as researchers race to find a coronavirus vaccine we ask if safety could be an early casualty. u.s. efforts to extend an indefinite arms embargo on iran have failed at the united nations unless further action is taken starting in mid october iran will be able to purchase conventional weapons christine salumi has more now from u.n. headquarters in new york it was a quick an unceremonious and to the united states efforts to extend the iranian arms embargo that is out of the war if that follows. in favor to watch again 11 at abstentions that draft resolution has not been a doctor. every failed. number in a statement u.s. secretary of state mike pomp

sanctions on iran lifted under un security council resolution $2231.00 that isis will never allow the world's largest state sponsor of terrorism to freely buy and sell planes tanks missiles and other kinds of conventional weapons now essentially the united states is hoping to invoke the snap back mechanism that was part of the j c p o a conclusion of the iran nuclear negotiations the iran nuclear deal now the snapback mechanism was put into the nuclear deal so that if iran did not fulfill the agreement and did not fulfill its obligations broke the agreement that there would be an immediate snap back and all the un sanctions would immediately be reimposed on iran so now the united states is trying to invoke the snapback mechanism however it has virtually no support in the international community when it comes to this demand we've got all the other cosigners of the deal the united kingdom germany france china russia all staying that basically the united states doesn't have the right to invoke the snapback mechanism because the united states pulled out of the deal not iran this has been

that iran is doing and i don't expect a breakthrough on i.e. i eat front but those negotiations are finally starting in earnest osha see what happens the jammal of the thanks so much for joining us from washington d.c. ledger. being hailed as a major advance in the fight against krone virus the us president has announced the emergency use of plasma treatment for covert 900 patients those involves using plasma from recovered patients to treat people with the virus but there's no conclusive evidence of its benefits this also roy's ation comes just days after a double trump accuse the food and drug administration of delaying the approval of drugs and vaccines for the to scenes. that is everybody working together we're years ahead of approvals that we would be if we went by. the speed levels of past administration we'd be 2 years 3 years behind where we are today and that includes and vaccines that you'll be hearing about very soon very shortly to deliver treatments and back scene to save lives were moving are necessary barriers and delays. not by

iran will never have -- market down, mark down -- iran will never have -- -- mark it down, iran will never have a nuclear deal. it was clear the united states would always have sanctions to prevent iran from developing a nuclear weapon. we paid a fortune for a failed concept on a failed policy, a policy that would make it impossible to have peace in the middle east. legend we areion confronting the wave of crime in democrat-run american cities that is absolutely shocking. when you look at portland or new york, san francisco, seattle, angeles,sometimes los democrat-run cities, they are a mess because they don't get it. they don't get it where there is something that nobody else understands. we have deployed 1000 additional federal agents to help these democrat-run disasters. we just have done this. we have to give them a hand. and we can stop it immediately, like in portland, it would be so easy to stop. they would stop it immediately. we only sent in some homeland people that were great safe the courthouse, because it would have blown up or burned down easily. but if we were called i

director headed to iran looking to resolve some of these outstanding issues with iran and you have the sequence of events. at the u.n. security council last week the united states being shut down in its efforts to snap back sanctions on iran and some very tough statements from europe and others and you how do you ron actually say ok we're ready to result some of these difficulties with the i.a.e.a. result some of these questions and now as the i.a.e.a. chief hence to iran they're saying our facilities are being sabotaged by to me it sounds like perhaps a form of leverage or a negotiating point as they try to work with the i.a.e.a. to sort out some of these lingering issues so i think the iranians are are trying to show that look they are paranoid there are legitimate concerns that they have about the security of these facilities and so as they're granting access to that i for other facilities there is this paranoia and it's need to deal with the fact that there are actors out there who do want to sabotage these facilities this also does give the iranians further incentive to bury their

iran will again be prohibited from ballistic missile testing. iran will be back under sanctions for ongoing nuclear activities such as the enrichment of nuclear material that could be applied to a nuclear weapons program for the headlines protests are being held in russia over the suspected poisoning of opposition leader alexei navalny he is said to be in a coma in a siberian hospital germany and france have offered to provide medical care former senior white house strategist steve bannon's pleaded not guilty to charges of fundraising fraud and money laundering it relates to an online campaign that raised $25000000.00 supposedly to go towards the us mexico border wall department of justice has been received more than a $1000000.00 of money raised through a nonprofit organization these democrats are getting ready for the final and most significant day of their party's national convention presidential nominee joe biden a lot like his policies and campaign agenda during the virtual address wednesday saw except the party nomination for vice presiden

iran doesn't have the money to get used to. these are the headlines that they ought to be wanting to see. the regime having to choose between guns in damascus. we've had to make very hard decisions now. so yes we would like to get to a new deal that don't loose sight of the fact of what we have been able to accomplish by putting this regime in maintaining so we are pleased with our strategy in and the door continues to be wide open for diplomacy. the supreme leader has chosen resistance over diplomacy. that's his decision. secretary pompeo won him two and a half years ago you can come to the table or manage the economic collapse. >> i'm going to go about 15 minutes and we will go through the conventional weapons, covid, some explosions in iran and regional tension. a reminder when i opened this up hopefully in about 12:20 or a couple of minutes afterwards, please raise your hand and i will be able to call on you and you can ask your questions. there are critic's of the strategy and there are some criticisms to you in terms of t

request to sanctions against iran is rejected by the remaining members. live from moscow thanks for joining us on the weekly today here in our international. welcome to the program. and we start to swear there's no letup in the wave of anti-government unrest tens of thousands gathered in. president lukashenko to step down claims he rigged election has this report from the better off the capital. so this is what the anti-government protest looks like right now and it has become sort of a traditional regular place for people to gather and vent their anger after the highly controversial elections and right now you can see that behind me this towering structure and the museum behind it are being guarded by the security forces they are not letting people come close but they aren't trying to the road between the security forces and the protesters has become sort of an improvised border and people have been flocking here very very large telegram channels with lots of followers which are being used to coordinate these protests because the it's not like people it'

formally request a resumption of un sanctions against iran accusing the country of violating the 2015 nuclear deal even though washington quit the agreement 2 years ago. and the russian opposition figurehead is in intensive care after falling sick during a flight to moscow prompting western media speculation of kremlin foul play even as moscow offers to send him abroad for treatment. and broadcasting live the rest of our studios in moscow this is our day international. and certainly glad to have you with us. it is day 12 of the nationwide unrest in belarus in the wake of the disputed election earlier this month large crowds on both sides of the divide are making their voices heard those who support president alexander lukashenko and those who want to see him gone. oh. for the. people here chanting for the president to resign in the city of gomel but in contrast you've got a convoy of the president's supporters driving past them with the official red and green flag anti-government demonstrators also gathered in the capital minsk where activists lined up along the central avenue meanwhi