when iran does something, they don't talk about war. i don't agree iran is going to go to war. history has taught us iran prefers to fight proxy wars against the state of israel. in october 1990, after the madrid peace talks, iran declared proxy wars against the state of israel. it uses hamas and islamic jihad to fight israel. iran does not want war against the state of israel. so i do not agree -- >> for the sake of time, i will allow you to respond. go ahead. >> again, one of the dishonest things the israeli regime repeats is this issue of annihilating israel. the iranian position has always been the israeli regime must cease to exist as apartheid -- as an apartheid regime. the israeli regime knows it. >> that is a lie. you are lying. there is written evidence to show you are lying. written evidence in farsi to show you are lying. >> pretend they were opposed to apartheid in the first place. i think it is quite obvious. the united states knows iran today is far more powerful than it was 10, 20 years ago. the united states has not been careful about that. iran's rival is not t

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the married teams i mean from iran perspective iran gave a lot of concessions under the nuclear deal and then even though the nuclear deal was in trying to in a united nations security council resolution essentially making it international law nevertheless donald trump easily withdrew and iran is actually selling less oil today than it was before signing the deal so it's actually doing worse than when it signed the deal so i think it's going to be very difficult in that same. and when biden came into power there was initially some optimism that we do understand regarding the u.s. congress and being get it's very tricky of course with the senate being completely spit split between republicans and democrats nevertheless i think biden did have the opportunity to at least lift some of the sanctions using executive orders nevertheless he didn't do that in so far he's been following the so-called maximum pressure campaign of the trump administration and essentially iran didn't appease trump with all the pressure that existed during those 4 years so i don't know why they are following the s

lay the iran nuclear deal essentially what iran has been demanding from the start. tarik of course nobody expects these proximity talks will be easy but how long and arduous do you think this process will end up being well i think it will take some time because both sides apparently are coming into this discussion with pretty hard line positions iran's position as reiterated by foreign minister job is very is that the united states 1st needs to remove all of the sanctions that were imposed under the company ministration and also possibly compensation for the financial damages to the iranian economy on the u.s. side there are certain demands that iran reversed the steps that have taken to step outside of the uranium enrichment the limits of the j.c.b. away so i think the europeans have a bit of a challenge to try and bridge this gap although there are some suggestions of a phased approach or a step by step or action for action approach that i think we need to wait a couple of days to see how this will that out the 2 sides are meeting here in vienna too with cows that

of iran. if you look at this from iran's perspective, there is a lot of mistrust regarding the americans. from iran's perspective, iran gave a lot of concessions. even though the deal was enshrined in a u.n. security council resolution, donald trump easily withdrew. iran is selling less oil today than it was before signing the deal. it is doing worse than when it signed the deal. i think it is going to be very difficult in that sense. when biden came into power, there was some optimism that we do understand regarding the u.s. congress and it is very tricky of course with the senate being completely split between republicans and democrats. i think biden did have the opportunity to at least lift some of the sanctions using executive orders. he did not do that. so far, he has been following the so-called maximum pressure campaign of the trump administration. iran did not appease trump with all the pressure that existed during those four years. i do not know why they are following the same policy

the people of iran agency. last year after qassem soleimani was killed in a drone strike by us forces the first thing everybody started to say now the people of iran will band together against america. no nation likes to see that another p-letter power doing their justice in any way or shape or form without proper prosecution are trial. i'm sure the people of iran even those who did or did not and then to stand trial and be tried for whatever crimes you are punished for. but you think that the iranians do not have the 43 year experience with the regime and to think that one simple act can make it go this way or that way to have them of a strip of agency and dignity to say that it can simply from one side to the other is not so. and it often comes from the fact that we cover iran in ways the media chooses to. for example six weeks before qassem soleimani was attacked 1500 protesters in iran ever had been killed on the streets. 7000 people rounded up and arrested. this is the very nation that six weeks before the

lay the iran nuclear deal essentially what iran has been demanding from the start. tarik of course nobody expects these proximity talks will be easy but how long and arduous do you think this process will end up being well i think it will take some time because both sides apparently are coming into this discussion with pretty hard line positions iran's position as reiterated by the foreign minister job is very is that the united states 1st needs to remove all of the sanctions that were imposed under the company ministration and also possibly compensation for the financial damages to the iranian economy on the u.s. side there are 30 demands that iran reversed the steps that have taken to step outside of the uranium enrichment the limits of the j.c.b. away so i think the europeans have a bit of a challenge to try and bridge this gap although there are some suggestions of a phased approach or a step by step or action for action approach that i think we need to wait a couple of days to see how this will that out the 2 sides are meeting here in vienna to what else that a

talks of iran's nuclear program mohammad marandi how is this attack being seen in iran. people basically believe that this was carried out with u.s. support because our israeli act of terror and samatar being carried out with support from u.s. military bases surrounding iraq u.s. embassies and sometimes other embassies and we are so i history we are i a inspectors have asked our sensitive intelligence to western intelligence agencies who then passed it on to the israeli regime so whether biden himself knew about it or not there is always still the possibility that the pentagon and the cia went behind his back at least our repeatedly during the trump regime so whether i knew about it or not it really doesn't make it different as hillary pointed out the very fact that the americans has spoken of their satisfaction shows and when they want to talk they are still well you willing to be violent and to care and to support acts of war against iranian people so that does not help any parks and i think it creates an incentive or and then you put it this way it destroys any incent

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when he fled iran he passed to bulgaria and romania and eventually arrived in germany. to put up was what. he knocked on the church door and pastor martens let him in. the nose of. the big guy told the hungry person jesus loves you and then sent them away without giving them something to eat so if i saw someone whose life was in danger and didn't take action. it would if i did that i'd completely destroy my own credibility. even in germany christian converts often live dangerously in the refugee shelters there are radical muslims who see converts as a past hate infidels and threaten the course this is what happened to alice a lot of afghanistan. i'm out of those i had a roommate at the refugee shelter who was a muslim. who started when he saw me wearing a cross. it was disrespectful to me and threatened me. reported it to the shelters managers and they warned him that the threats didn't stop. even trying to throw me out the window on the 5th floor and jump out going to point over the past 15 years well over a 1000 refugees have found sanctuary with pastor martens now th

talks of iran's nuclear program that mohammad marandi how is this attack being seen in iran. people basically believe that this was carried out with us support because our israeli act of terror and samatar being carried out with support from us military bases the surrounding iraq u.s. embassies and sometimes other embassies and we are so i history we are i a inspectors have asked our sensitive intelligence to western intelligence agencies who then pass it on to the israeli regime so whether biden himself knew about it or not there is always still the possibility that he and the guy and the cia went behind his back and that was our repeatedly during the trump regime so whether i knew about it or not it really doesn't make it different as hillary pointed out the very fact that the americans helps soaking up their satisfaction shows in when they want to talk they are still well you willing to be violent and to care and to support acts of war against iranian people so that does not help any parks and i think it creates an incentive or then you put it this way it destroys any ince

talks of iran's nuclear program mohammad marandi how is this attack being seen in iran. people basically believe that this was carried out with us support because our israeli acts of terror and samatar being carried out with support from u.s. military bases are surrounding iraq u.s. embassies and sometimes other embassies and we also have a history where i a inspectors have asked our sensitive intelligence to western intelligence agencies who then passed it on to the israeli regime so whether biden himself knew about it or not there is always still the possibility that he and the band and the cia went behind his back and we saw our repeated leave during the trump regime so whether i knew about it or not it really doesn't make it different as hillary pointed out the very fact that the americans has spoken of their satisfaction shows and when they want to talk they are still well you willing to be violent and to care and to support acts of war against iranian people so that does not help any parks and i think it creates an incentive or then you put it this way it destroys

lay the iran nuclear deal essentially what iran has been demanding from the start. tarik of course nobody expects these proximity talks will be easy but how long and arduous do you think this process will end up being well i think it will take some time because both sides apparently are coming into this discussion with pretty hard line positions iran's position as reiterated by foreign minister job is very is that the united states 1st needs to remove all of the sanctions that were imposed under the company ministration and also possibly compensation for the financial damages to the iranian economy on the u.s. side there are 30 demands that iran reversed the steps that have taken to step outside of the uranium enrichment the limits of the j.c.b. away so i think the europeans have a bit of a challenge to try and bridge this gap although there are some suggestions of a phased approach or a step by step or action for action approach that i think we need to wait a couple of days to see how this will that out the 2 sides are meeting here in vienna as to what else there a

iran has never given up its quest for nuclear weapons and the missiles to deliver them and iran consistently consistently and outrageously calls for israel's annihilation and works towards that goal iran must never possess nuclear weapons my policy as prime minister of israel is clear i will never allow iran to have the nuclear capability to carry out its genocidal goal of eliminating israel that was israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu speaking earlier today after tehran accused israel of nuclear terrorism iran is blaming israel for a massive power failure at its natanz uranium enrichment nuclear site israel has neither denied nor confirmed involvement but there was no doubt about who netanyahu is message was aimed at today standing in the room with the prime minister was the u.s. defense secretary lloyd austin austin made a point to emphasize that president joe biden is committed to both israeli security and reviving the iran nuclear deal talks in vienna to restart that deal began last week it remains unclear what impact the blackout will have on those talks or on iran's ability to fu

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to get iran to return to its commitments and iran's position still remains unchanged that is that all sanctions must be lifted before iran takes any form of steps returning to its commitments in terms of. it's been enriching past the agreed levels the real uranium stockpiles restriction of i.a.e.a. inspectors iran has also ruled out any step by step process if the united states lifted some sanctions or helped released some of the iranian funds outside of the country then iran would take a step in or iran has rejected all of that and that's because the iranians have very much see themselves as the aggrieved party they believe that they have stuck to the deal and it was either the united states under former president donald trump that pulled the u.s. out of that deal they imposed sanctions now it's the united states that must take actions before iran does anything. is there any kind of time pressure here iran doesn't seem to be in a rush to reach agreement. no iran doesn't seem to be in a rush in fact the supreme leader ayatollah khomeini addressed the nation 2 weeks ago on the occasion

iran has never given up its quest for nuclear weapons and the missiles to deliver them and iran consistently consistently and outrageously calls for israel's annihilation and works towards that goal iran must never possess nuclear weapons my policy as prime minister of israel is clear i will never allow iran to have the nuclear capability to carry out its genocidal goal of eliminating israel that was israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu speaking earlier today after tehran accused israel of nuclear terrorism iran is blaming israel for a massive power failure at its natanz uranium enrichment nuclear site israel has neither denied nor confirmed involvement but there was no doubt about who netanyahu is message was aimed at today standing in the room with the prime minister was the u.s. defense secretary lloyd austin austin made a point to emphasize that president joe biden is committed to both israeli security and reviving the iran nuclear deal talks in vienna to restart that deal began last week it remains unclear what impact the blackout will have on those talks or on iran's ability to fu

that means if iran complied with jcpoa, iran has been cheating on the iran deal. declared sites and undeclared sites, the undeclared sites are carved out of jcpoa and iran limits inspections of declared sites and undeclared sites. they delay, they deny, they obfuscate, and each time the ie a -- i aei has visited these sites that are in clear violation of the nuclear number 11 treaty -- nuclear nonproliferation treaty -- when it comes to terrorism and missiles, we expect or hope that they comply in the shadows of jcpoa and we just do not have any visibility. section t of jcpoa is where iran is able to develop the trigger systems and the actual delivery systems using our computer models. that is in violation of jcpoa. we can't verify whether or not they are actually doing that. we do not have access. the regime is still in the jcpoa, even though -- that it was going to retaliate. iranian -- iran needs the jcpoa more than the u.s. does. what i find troubling is that iran is treating -- cheating on the u.k. with impunity. there are no sanctions from europeans, there a

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hemen is organizing demonstrations in iran. they are acts of defiance and intended to increase public awareness of komala. ajin is working in the media unit. she is making a film about the women of komala. she too is working in the media unit. bajan was given basic medical training and assigned to the camp clinic. in november, i made my final visit. the second wave of coronavirus was sweeping across the globe. but they were now accepting now recruits. it meant that zana could finally start his training. my time with komala one has shown me one thing — it is not for everyone. of the recruits i met injanuary, only half remain. some returned to iran, others to europe, one even took her own life. during the past year, i have made five visits to the training base. it is now time for me to leave. i don't know how bajan, ajin, or zana will fare. the region is simply too unstable to make predictions. but i can see that despite the difficulties, they have found a home and a purpose. at least for now. hello. no significant rain on the

we have seen the product of several years of maximum pressure on iran, trying to get iran to surrender and agreed to better terms, well, the result is we are worse off, because iran has expanded his program, and on the regional front, more aggressive, so the goal is to see whether we can agree on a roadmap back to compliance. judy: to clarify, this is about coming up with an overall agreement, making sure both sides are on the same page, coming up with an overall agreement, not negotiating piecemeal steps? robert: that's right. this is the first step. it will be a difficult, arduous path because of how much distress there is, but our goal is to discuss indirectly with european and other partners to discuss with iran to see if we can define the steps that both sides will have to take if they are seriousbout coming back into compliance with the deal. president biden said it during the campaign, that the u.s. is prepared for a mutual return to compliance. let's see if we can reach an understanding with iran about what that is. judy: what is the minimum the u.s. prepared to accept? does ir

you know iran. is interested talks and they want to continue with the nuclear talks you know we have record action coming up in georgia they want to reach some sort of the agreement for. this type of attacks. make things complicated but i think. with the talks but this is going to make things come complicated in the sense that one day that iran will respond is to . its nuclear program so you saw it as. foreign minister spokesman. going to replace that damaged son to futures a bit more at the ransom so the idea is that if you are attacking iran you're going to do more and that's that's a bit of the spawn there and that's that doing more is going to make things from. saudi that professor of studies and university of tehran great to get your thoughts here on out there thanks for being with us professor thank you. plenty more ahead here this news hour including a vaccine really found in gaza but it's not has health officials can sound. and teenagers on the front line of conflict and on an island but the

now on bbc news, escape from iran. the mountains of kurdistan — they are full of dark memories for me. i was nine in 1991. the kurdish people rebelled after the first gulf war, hoping to free themselves from iraqi control. my family and millions of others had to flee saddam hussein's hands. we were saved by the intervention of international forces. my father died five years later. he had fought against saddam and i saw the terrible price he had paid for his dream of a free kurdistan. for me, this seemed the only option. i set out for britain, arriving as a refugee, eventually making films for the bbc. i never lost my bond with my homeland, now called iraqi kurdistan. under kurdish control, it is become a refuge for young kurds fleeing danger from neighboring iran. i have returned to rediscover their stories and learn why they are giving up everything in their bid to be free, just like i did 20 years ago. iran, close to the border with iraqi kurdistan, iran — close to the border with iraqi kurdistan. these kurdish g

when he fled iran he passed to bulgaria and romania and eventually arrived in germany. i could put up close to what. he knocked on the church door and pastor martens let him in. than i was a really. big if i told the hungry person jesus loves you and then sent them away without giving them something to eat so if i saw someone whose life was in danger and didn't take action. it would if i did that i'd completely destroy my own credibility optative. even in germany christian converts often live dangerously in the refugee shelters there are radical muslims who see converts as a past hate infidels and threaten the course this is what happened to alice a lot of afghanistan. i'm out of those i had a roommate at the refugee shelter who is a muslim. who started when he saw me wearing a cross. it was disrespectful to me and threatened me that on the mic i reported it to the shelters managers and they warned him that the threats didn't stop. even trying to throw me out the window on the 5th floor and jump out. over the past 15 years well over a 1000 refugees have found sanctuary

there seems to be an admission now from iran that this was some sort of attack and the head of iran's atomic organization has come out and said that this act was carried out by those that oppose iran's progress in the nuclear industry and it was shows a failure of those that oppose iran's negotiations to have those sanctions lifted he said that iran condemns the act and he urged the international community and the international atomic energy agency to confront what he called nuclear terrorism you also said iran reserves the right to act against those that hide out this act and those that ordered it now 1st we heard of this it was an incident it was made out to be an accident iran did say that they were investigating but this is very quickly turned into an admission from iran that this is an attack now fingers have been pointed pointed officially but just last tuesday and hearing in ship was attacked by using a mine in the red sea from reports israel is being blamed for the fact and although officially iran hasn't pointed the finger at israel over this incident they are the prime suspe

iran's position is still the same the same all sanctions must be lifted and very fired by iran before they take any steps to reverse what it has done in terms of its nuclear program. all right thanks so much. now it's emerged that 12 painful somebodies to be foreigners were beheaded in a hotel in mozambique during a recent raid by eisel finds his regional leaders are trying to find a solution off the recent surge in violence left holding reports follicle for the struggle was evident when islamic state fighters invaded the town of palma in march this hotel was raided to a police officer said he found the reception overturned and rooms littered with victims clothing if you say so but i'm assuming that's what it is much too soon which people this is a hotel that hosted many foreigners at the time of the attack many foreigners thought it was the best place to find protection so they ran here because they had security but the insurgents were stronger they broke into the hotel and took 12 citizens of different nationalities were tied them up and beheaded them for o'mara showing journalists

would we be able to know to help iran in case something would happen to iran? would we be able to listen as we had done over the years to soviet missile launches in central asia? these are all important issues and that the united states needed to be there in iran. um, i think i was a little egocentric or more than egocentric. and said, yes, i'll do it. my wife said to me you're crazy. but i said, yeah, i want to go back because i think this is one of the great social revolutions of our time. and i want to be a participant in it. so that was my original sin. i think that john can pick up after that. john okay, thank you. thank thank you mark for the invitations. thank you. everyone who is participating? i should note at the beginning at the beginning also that i should also thank gary and others there there were. hundreds of people in washington and in some of our posts overseas who worked very long hours. to get us out. i mean we were in the eye of the storm. we were in the barry and i and others we were were in the middle of things but um, there were people wh

and iran is high on the agenda as the u.s. secretary of defense lloyd austin visits israel and israeli defense minister but again it says israel is ready to work closely with its ally to ensure any new deal with iran does not undermine regional security. voting is underway in charge where president address debbie is looking to extend his 3 decades in power by seeking a 6th term in office our position has called for a boycott and accuses the government of repression. mean people also choose invent next president this facing comes during a time of political tension president. is facing a weakened opposition in a vote he is likely to win he's accused of sidelining most of his rivals talent came to power in 2016 promising to serve one term and vowing to stamp out corruption i want to dress is outside a polling station in qatar no need and he says only 3 people have been approved to run in the race. most of the opposition candidates or the most of the opposition leaders either out of the country in exile in prison or they've been m

iran and the united states are holding indirect talks in vienna in a bid to revive the landmark iran nuclear deal. european officials are acting as an intermediary, hoping to solve what's seemed like an impasse, ever since former president donald trump announced the us�*s exit from the deal nearly three years ago. mark lobel reports. tentative steps in vienna as european diplomats shuttle between iranians and americans in the same city, but different buildings, looking for a way in between the smoke to rein in iran's nuclear activities. did ou see iran's nuclear activities. did you see this _ you see this as constructive —— we do see this as a constructive and certainly welcome step. in the end, we hope that we are able to return to the united states with our negotiating team with an understanding of a better road map of how to get back. at understanding of a better road map of how to get back. at the heart of the — map of how to get back. at the heart of the dispute _ map of how to get back. at the heart of the dispute is - map of how to get back. at the heart of the dispute

and iran. iran was ready to continued economic relations, trade relations but the u.s. -- was the u.s. because of the sanctions, practically blocked trade with iran. however, there are some sanctions even before the nuclear deal that the u.s. has decided imposing sanctions. it meant of the other countries are going to make business with iran, the u.s. would not make business with them. that is why these are the problems before the nuclear deal. when they came to the nuclear deal, based on jcpoa, there is a clear statement in jcpoa saying the signatories, the members of the united nations security council and germany, they would not do anything to impede normal trade business between other countries and iran. amy: ambassador -- >> therefore, the primary sanctions practically blocked the normal trade business between the other countries and iran. that is why we are saying the primary sanctions are a problem. the nuclear sanctions are a problem. strong sanctions are a problem. that is why i believ

nuclear program as well as as i said trying to hamper the talks between iran and the u.s. and this is similar to a virus attack that they had years before the stocks net buyers that also try to sabotage iran's nuclear program but this also upsets iranians who are in the sense that you're on fjords that the international community the security council is essentially doing nothing to stop this cyber terrorism whereas if the situation was reversed iran would be condemned immediately and it. certainly adds another layer of difficulty to those already troubled folks on the iran nuclear deal ok professor sabri thanks for joining us. this is our city we're going to be continuing our special coverage to ahead of monday's historic anniversary of the 1st manned space flight later in the program a veteran space traveler shares the workout that you need to be fit for lift off and go anywhere. the world is driven by a dream shaped by those great. snow dares thinks. we dare to ask. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy on sunday shouldn't let it be an a

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iran says one of its nuclear sites _ andrew. iran says one of its nuclear sites have - andrew. iran says one of its nuclear sites have been - andrew. iran says one of its nuclear sites have been hit| andrew. iran says one of its l nuclear sites have been hit by what it calls a terrorist attack after a power was lost attack after a power was lost at a facility used for uranium enrichment. intelligence sources saying it was caused by an israeli cyberattack. thousands of businesses in england now reopen in a major easing of corona restrictions. gyms, salons and buyers can reopen. —— bars. lets take a look at the morning's papers. we start with the financial times — which leads on a story from china. apparently officials there are considering whether to mix and match different coronavirus vaccines. it's the first time beijing has acknowledged doubts over the effectiveness of its domestic vaccines. next up, the �*i'. it's main story is the reopening of non—essential shops in england. people are being urged to behave responsibly — as the economy begins to emerge from the

ally could do rail the discussions to limit iran's nuclear program and bring the united states and iran into compliance under that agreement the white house press secretary fused to comment on whether israel was involved only to say that this was in her view a speculation on causes take a listen we've seen the reports we don't have anything more to speak to as it relates to the causes or who is responsible our focus of is of course on the diplomatic path forward we've not been given any indication that attendance at the discussions and that will proceed on wednesday has changed now the white house press secretary did confirm that the united states was not involved in the attack asked for the impact the attack could have on the diplomatic discussions jen psaki saying that she will focus on the diplomatic path forward at the terms of how she expects that these talks will perceive she says the united states expects them to be difficult and long well still ahead here on al-jazeera how several ations in central america are trying to reduce the time to fit a gracious to the u.s. border. exten

nuclear program is for peaceful and iran doesn't seek a nuclear weapon iran has maintained that line throughout and iran says if the united states returns to the deal and lift those sanctions iran will return to 3.67 enrichment stipulated by the 2015 nuclear deal the reason we're iran is enriching to these levels is to use it as political leverage but also to show that any attempt any attack against iran's nuclear facilities to try and slow down the nuclear program or to derail negotiations it won't happen that iran's nuclear program is up and running and iran has the capability to do that iran wants this deal the reason that iran is enriching to 60 percent now is because of that reaction to the attack in tents but also because of the internal political pressure because there are those that want to see a reaction every time iran is seen to be attacked so iran is happy to return to 3.67 percent they say as long or so sanctions are lifted then the united states returns to that 2015 nuclear deal. there brady is the view from her on thank you very much indeed. the un's world food program

and iran. iran was ready to continued economic relations, trade relations but the u.s. -- was the u.s. because of the sanctions, practically blocked trade with iran. however, there are some sanctions even before the nuclear deal that the u.s. has decided imposing sanctions. it meant of the other countries are going to make business with iran, the u.s. would not make business with them. that is why these are the problems before the nuclear deal. when they came to the nuclear deal, based on jcpoa, there is a clear statement in jcpoa saying the signatories, the members of the united nations secury council and germany, they would not do anything to impede normal trade business between other countries and iran. amy: ambassador -- >> therefore, the primary sanctions practically blocked the normal trade business between the other countries and iran. that is why we are saying the primary sanctions are a problem. the nuclear sanctions are a problem. strong sanctions are a problem. that is why i believe

>> in the history of iran's program, there have always been some setbacks, that iran somehow managed to relatively easily overcome. and every setback has led to an increased zeal of furthering the nuclear program. and it's a perfect excuse, obviously, to say, now that outside forces are trying to undermine our progress, we will double down on developing new centrifuges, etc. right now, the iranian position is, we are going to recover from this. regardless of how many months it is set back, if there is no accomplishment on the diplomatic front with regards to the nuclear agreement, we can assume iran will try to further its nuclear program and show that it won't be held back to do so. brent: iran says that this is israel's attempt to sabotage those talks in vienna. how could those talks be sabotaged, if you will, by what we saw happen this weekend? do we know what iran is going to do now in vienna? >> obviously, the attacks such as this one are designed to undermine any serious appetite for, not only diplomatic action, but also diplomatic courage. because both in washington and in teh

to induce iran to a better place because the islamic republic of iran is in turn ready to swiftly return to his commitments upon the verification of other parties fulfilling that commitments cutting down on of iran will not be able to obtain a nuclear weapon. also coming up the pandemics of purgatives of india the world's biggest producer of corona virus vaccines now add to that the country where the virus is spreading fast is and the country with 100000 new cases in a single day it's i wonder who made in that group that you'd behave yet to. once and for the right don't go out of the house and if necessary avoid growth. people collecting in clothes dorms maintain social distancing and never never step out of your house without a mom. but to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and to all of you around the world welcome we begin the day with iran and the united states and the futile exercise of trying to pick up where they left off before donald trump got in the way it was a campaign promise that trump followed through on as u.s. president he withdrew the u.s. from the iran nuclear

of the iran nuclear deal and of course the u.s. section of defense lloyd austin is still in town do they expect him to talk about this today. well he's just been asked about it he has a and other fairly full shuttle of engagements the 1st of which on monday was a visit to an israeli air base with the israeli defense minister benny gantz he was asked for comment gave none i think that is probably going to be his line throughout the rest of day he'll be visiting the holocaust memorial and then he'll be having talks with the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu what could be more interesting from that is to see any difference in approach between gantz and netanyahu on sunday against was talking about working closely with the americans to try to make sure that any new deal protects israeli security in israeli interests netanyahu has been much less open to any such i idea he is very much against the deal per se has been talking about how israel would not be bound by a deal that would merely pave the way to a nuclear weapon for iran

1st iran wants u.s. sanctions lifted its discussions have been progress and butts are under the shadow of an attack on iran's main nuclear facility and teheran says it will begin enriching uranium at even higher levels well in a moment we'll go live to a setback in teheran 1st though it's in the barber in london and let's see what are the european saying. well they publicly voiced their concern and developments in the last few days since last week's talks between the signatories apart from the u.s. to the iranian nuclear deal were on wednesday u.k. germany and france issued a joint statement saying that they had great concern over iran's announcement that it would move to. enrichment of uranium saying that it was a serious development an important step in the production of a nuclear weapon saying that the country had no need for that degree of in enrichment for a civilian nuclear use similarly the u.s. secretary of state anthony blinken called in said that it called into question iran's seriousness of pu

the president of iran has said u.s. sanctions are preventing his country from receiving covert vaccines and potentially putting millions of lives at risk to iran the sign the contract for almost 17000000 vaccine doses through the w h o's kovac scheme back in january but 3 months on only a tiny fraction of those have been delivered at a time when cofa death so soaring president who on me says that's entirely down to the trade restrictions being enforced by america. it's our lives. there were no sanctions we would be getting deliveries through the scheme and today millions of people could get the vax and i would like oh people to clearly realize that this is a crime by washington well this comes amid reports of cautious progress the talks in vienna on reviving the iran nuclear deal by administration wants to revive the pact which previously gave iran sanctions relief in exchange for a scaling back of its nuclear energy program however as a key sticking point washington wants iran to act 1st and limit its uranium enrichmen

position still remains the same that all sanctions must be lifted and very fired by iran before iran reverses any taken in terms of its nuclear program that verification process could take some time iran wants to be able to sell and export its oil and for that money for the oil to make its way through financial channels back to iran of course iran's oil and banking sector have been under sanctions now one of the reasons that these negotiators are being very careful in terms of what they say is because of the political situation inside the country they have to come back to iran and discuss it with the powers that be. what's on the table is acceptable but also we have presidential elections coming up in june and this is president rouhani his final term he will be leaving office this year and he doesn't want to be remembered as the president that resided over a failed deal and was unable to deliver on his promise of having sanctions lifted but also during those political debates for the presidential elections this nuclear deal will be a hot topic and it's thought that the conservatives

the archives proved iran had been keeping nuclear footprint, materials on the shelf. the nuclear deal of which the principal architect lot from the start. the news of debate by suggesting twon twitter archives was fabricated by israel with the aim at dragging american boys and girls into another middle east war. this was a pernicious anti-semitic conspiracy theory. not just pernicious. that was not the only time leveling troubling conspiracy theories about israel and iran, he suggested on twitter that comes policyli regarding iran dl and jerusalem were linked to donations from chauvin adamson. this is not the judgment of anyone, anywhere the power of policy. one of the decision of the trump administration made was to move our embassy in israel to jerusalem, and active debate within the trump administration, the president agreed with the view i articulated, that we say to friends and enemies that we stand unshakably with the nation of israel. spending years fighting against that, moving our embassy. according to reports from 2012, carl was personally responsible for tr

iran has never given up its quest for nuclear weapons and the missiles to deliver them and iran consistently consistently and outrageously calls for israel's annihilation and works towards that goal iran must never possess nuclear weapons my policy as prime minister of israel is clear i will never allow iran to have the nuclear capability to carry out its genocidal goal of eliminating israel that was israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu speaking earlier today after tehran accused israel of nuclear terrorism iran is blaming israel for a massive power failure at its natanz uranium enrichment nuclear site israel has neither denied nor confirmed involvement but there was no doubt about who netanyahu is message was aimed at today standing in the room with the prime minister was the u.s. defense secretary lloyd austin austin made a point to emphasize that president joe biden is committed to both israeli security and reviving the iran nuclear deal talks in vienna to restart that deal began last week it remains unclear what impact the blackout will have on those talks or on iran's ability to fu

lifts the saying says that president trump reinstated on iran and the u.s. says it's not ready to do that yet and so what's going to happen is that the other parties britain france germany china and russia will hold talks with iran and then they will hold talks with the united states it's unclear at this point probably because the parties don't know themselves whether there will be multiple rounds or even whether these talks may extend for more than just today we just don't know at this point how it's going to go but all the parties believe that simply getting all the all the negotiators in the same city vienna is a good step forward. terry is there a realistic prospect that both sides will simply sign up to that original treaty once again. well a technical point is that iran never actually quits the deal it's violating it in some very significant ways but it remains in the deal it's the united states that quit and that's a point that iran makes again and again so the united states still has some of the same problems under under president biden that it had u

this seems to be an admission from iran that this was some sort of attack and the head of iran's atomic organization has come out and said that this act by those that oppose iran's progress in the nuclear industry and it was shows a failure of those polls iran's negotiations to have those sanctions lifted he said that iran condense the act and he urged the international community and the international atomic energy agency to confront what he called nuclear terrorism you also said iran reserves the right to act against those that this act and those that ordered it now 1st we heard of this it was an incident it was made out to be an accidental iran did say that they were investigating but this is very quickly turned into an admission from iran that this is an attack now fingers haven't been pointed pointed officially but just last tuesday and hearing in ship was attacked using a mine in the red sea from reports israel is being blamed for the fact and although officially iran hasn't pointed the finger at israel over this incident they are the prime suspect. iran's nuclear program was on th

and iran won't hold direct talks. what about on the cloud this is out 0 live from doha also coming up in the program benjamin netanyahu gets the mandate from israel's president to form a new government after the 4th alexion in 2 years throws up another political stalemate. a u.s. police chief testifies again.