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iran and more sanctions on iran. saudi arabia wanted it emirates wanted it, israelis wanted it in the big donors to trump campaign wanted more pressure on iran. it's domestic politics for him and i don't think -- i can't see him coming back into that jcpoa and can't see him making concessions toward iran that would make it easier for iran to agree to new talks and you have to put something face-saving down on the table for iran to return to the talks and not simply try to wait until 2020 elections because we should point out that all the democratic candidates with the exception of cory booker has that pretty much they would return to that jcpoa if there is a chase you pay to return to which gives iran an incentive to hunker down and somehow state within some aspects of the deal until 2020. it is hard to imagine the sanctions in our colleague robin wright wrote in the new yorker that rand paul, another one of the emissaries to the iranians met with him when he was in new york and invited him to the white house and whe
iran and more sanctions on iran. saudi arabia wanted it emirates wanted it, israelis wanted it in the big donors to trump campaign wanted more pressure on iran. it's domestic politics for him and i don't think -- i can't see him coming back into that jcpoa and can't see him making concessions toward iran that would make it easier for iran to agree to new talks and you have to put something face-saving down on the table for iran to return to the talks and not simply try to wait until 2020...
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that rather than in front iran, you should engage in iran. they say the supreme leader is old -- he turned 80 this summer -- and that there is a chasm between state and society, which is true. even though the europeans have not really supported the street versus the state, and they are looking to say, if iran changes over time, we want them to be engaged when they changed as opposed to isolated when they changed. host: how they respond to this? secretary of state mike pompeo at the un security council meeting tuesday. i want to show it to the viewers and have you respond. he is talking about iran's behavior. [video clip] >> there is just that here is just a short list of what the regime has done since july. july 1, it suppressed its 300 kilogram limit on its uranium stockpile. houthisthe iran backed attacked saudi arabia's airport. july 8, iran reached levels of enrichment about 4.5 percent, breaching its nuclear commitments, which cap did at .67% -- capped it at 3.67%. the irgc navy unsuccessfully attempted to seize a u.k. tanker as it passe
that rather than in front iran, you should engage in iran. they say the supreme leader is old -- he turned 80 this summer -- and that there is a chasm between state and society, which is true. even though the europeans have not really supported the street versus the state, and they are looking to say, if iran changes over time, we want them to be engaged when they changed as opposed to isolated when they changed. host: how they respond to this? secretary of state mike pompeo at the un security...
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policy on iran and european policy on iran you know wide wide and immensely. that's the point i mean what would the language be that you would use the when we talk about the deal has it begun to unravel is it unraveling or has it already unraveled i mean it isn't definitely on the verge of collapse and if you what would that mean for european diplomacy in the coming months and years it would be a disaster because this is still the cornerstone of european policy on iran well this is what you know officially european policies has today but you know we have to think beyond the iran nuclear agreement while trying to keep it and for that to happen the europeans must figure out a way to provide iran with the economic dividends that iran wants but this is something that is unlikely to happen so you know the there is no doubt that the days if you ways and you know vital crisis but we have to move beyond not only because of the sunset clauses of the agreement itself that are going to kick in in the next few years but also because of other issues of concern that is that
policy on iran and european policy on iran you know wide wide and immensely. that's the point i mean what would the language be that you would use the when we talk about the deal has it begun to unravel is it unraveling or has it already unraveled i mean it isn't definitely on the verge of collapse and if you what would that mean for european diplomacy in the coming months and years it would be a disaster because this is still the cornerstone of european policy on iran well this is what you...
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so iran is. feeling, in my estimation, extremely confident that it can make a tremendous amount of trouble for the united states if there is a conflict, and iran is going to go to the mats to try to achieve the lifting of sanctions. a succession of mediators appear to have taken their chance and struck out. there was not a tremendous amount of active mediation appearing to bear fruit. i want to talk a little bit this puts act that countries on european who continue to countries who continue to support the j.c.p.o.a., the nuclear agreement. they feel this was a victory for european diplomacy. they saw no real incredible rationale for the u.s. to leave the accords and yes they are trying mightily to preserve it and they may succeed and they may not. i will talk a bit about what they are trying to do and what others are trying to do to keep this agreement in place and perhaps salvage the situation and maybe pull us back from the brink of conflict, which i think is the point of our meeting today, to
so iran is. feeling, in my estimation, extremely confident that it can make a tremendous amount of trouble for the united states if there is a conflict, and iran is going to go to the mats to try to achieve the lifting of sanctions. a succession of mediators appear to have taken their chance and struck out. there was not a tremendous amount of active mediation appearing to bear fruit. i want to talk a little bit this puts act that countries on european who continue to countries who continue to...
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from threaten to obliterate iran yet called off a planned air strike up an ostomy that war with iran is the mother of all wars counted iran's president hassan rouhani though he signaled a willingness to talk. just a lot of saber rattling before they sit down at the negotiating table. as i used to question is it a lot of saber rattling or is there more to it for the again the chronology that you're all film shows. it is wrong because it starts as if you know the stroke of the pen by by donald trump was it wise was it not wise i don't know it was the beginning iran has been used you said it has been attacking in the region syria yemen and lebanon on. funding hamas funding terror groups all over the place for years now and the the withdrawal from the nuclear agreement was a retaliation to aggression which started with iran now i'm not saying that saudi arabia for instance which is scared stiff of iran is that some kind of angel is there a horrible regime but they are a status quo received they don't want to change the delicate balance of power in that region iran is a revolutionary regi
from threaten to obliterate iran yet called off a planned air strike up an ostomy that war with iran is the mother of all wars counted iran's president hassan rouhani though he signaled a willingness to talk. just a lot of saber rattling before they sit down at the negotiating table. as i used to question is it a lot of saber rattling or is there more to it for the again the chronology that you're all film shows. it is wrong because it starts as if you know the stroke of the pen by by donald...
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and iran, and tonight we get a rare view of things from inside iran >> reporter: we're in iran as tensions in the u.s. grow. we travelled via germany one of few western european airlines still flying to an increasingly isolated iran. here on the ground in tehran, we find a country that remains defiant in the face of its high stakes, high risk staredown with the united states. one of my first stops, the ministry speaking with javad zarif not long after he rejected an invitation to meet with president trump. >> do you think it was a result of your refusal? >> it was presented to me as such you will will be designated in two weeks, but you have an invitation to come to the oval office >> it was that quick >> that's one hell of a way of inviting someone for negotiations >> why reject it why not go visit the president, sit down, have a cup of tea, and talk it over >> we have talked it over. we talked with the previous administration at length we were talking to the current administration at the deputy foreign minister administer level >> the white house telling nbc news assertions that the admi
and iran, and tonight we get a rare view of things from inside iran >> reporter: we're in iran as tensions in the u.s. grow. we travelled via germany one of few western european airlines still flying to an increasingly isolated iran. here on the ground in tehran, we find a country that remains defiant in the face of its high stakes, high risk staredown with the united states. one of my first stops, the ministry speaking with javad zarif not long after he rejected an invitation to meet...
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iran is supporting its erstwhile allies. what i think is completely exaggerated is the extent to which iran was able to use the normalisation of relations as a result of thejcpoa, in your phrase, to ramp this up. in my view, i understand why — exactly why iran has been doing that. it's because it's weak militarily, very weak. it spends one fifth of what saudi arabia spends on armaments, an infinitesimal amount compared to the united states, and it's using its neighbourhood as its form of defence. now, in my view, since most of the iranians are desperate for a normalisation of the relationships, that had we settled the nuclear deal, then those other issues would have been subject, could have been subject, to negotiation. your book makes me wonder, too. you've written this book — the englishjob: understanding iran and why it distrusts britain. it's a fascinating book, and indicates that the links go, with the country, very deep diplomatically. you know foreign minister zarif very well. your wife travelled through iran, and
iran is supporting its erstwhile allies. what i think is completely exaggerated is the extent to which iran was able to use the normalisation of relations as a result of thejcpoa, in your phrase, to ramp this up. in my view, i understand why — exactly why iran has been doing that. it's because it's weak militarily, very weak. it spends one fifth of what saudi arabia spends on armaments, an infinitesimal amount compared to the united states, and it's using its neighbourhood as its form of...
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is interested in talking to iran as as it has said it is what what incentives can can it all for iran i mean what reason would there be for iran to get back to the negotiating table giving given all of these decisions all of these moves that it be made by the u.s. to put more pressure well i think they may have in mind the north korean example when they did even more threatening nuclear war and putting on watch more severe sanctions as well and in the end the north korean leader decided well i better go talk with president trump and see if we can settle this now and we know that that issue is still very much in the air it's not clear if that's going to reach a settlement but i suppose they can imagine the same process occurring in iran that after increased sanctions with iran facing the reigning government facing of dire consequences they may decide well we better send some special envoy who has the authority to negotiate a more comprehensive agreement that and that may be the logic that there i mean for good to speak with you richard watch thanks so much abuse. germany has rejected a
is interested in talking to iran as as it has said it is what what incentives can can it all for iran i mean what reason would there be for iran to get back to the negotiating table giving given all of these decisions all of these moves that it be made by the u.s. to put more pressure well i think they may have in mind the north korean example when they did even more threatening nuclear war and putting on watch more severe sanctions as well and in the end the north korean leader decided well i...
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that iran governs by ideology has an arsenal of believes in iran's ideology headed amitie believes in iran's ideology it's not like checks coming out of any of they give it to islam or whoever and then they betray them later on and this is the issue here iran is it promotes the grassroots movement i'm not saying this is a good thing but this is the reason that they have been able to dominate this is why the americans launched the hearts and minds because they realize that no matter how much they batter the share populations in iraq or indeed in in syria or the like it just seemed to make iran stronger because iran seemed to be that resistance in the face of american aggression the reality is you have 2 very competing good genders in the region israel and iran both are detrimental to the region and both are now trying to fight each other under a simmering conflict without it going into an all out war none of them want to all out war everybody wants the u.s. to do the fighting where the u.s. is refusing right to do the fighting and this is why we have skirmishes all right sami hamdi in
that iran governs by ideology has an arsenal of believes in iran's ideology headed amitie believes in iran's ideology it's not like checks coming out of any of they give it to islam or whoever and then they betray them later on and this is the issue here iran is it promotes the grassroots movement i'm not saying this is a good thing but this is the reason that they have been able to dominate this is why the americans launched the hearts and minds because they realize that no matter how much...
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at the behest of iran netanyahu often harps on about the supposed dangers of iran but when it comes to the facts the islamic republic is often on the receiving end of military violence about a year ago israel struck nearly all of iran's military structures inside syria it was the country's biggest assault since the beginning of the civil war back then netanyahu played the very same preemptive strike card wherever he will hit back sevenfold whoever prepares to strike at us we will act to strike at them beforehand this is what we have done and this is what we will continue to do the never ending demonize ation of iran might have made israel its share of enemies in the middle east but in the west it's reeled in some powerful allies this is 40 years 40 years of the line behavior so whether it was seizing a british tanker that was in international waters or shooting down an american u.a.b. that was also in international airspace or assassination campaigns in europe are trying to kill an ambassador here in the united states has this long history of blind behavior iran had its tankers deta
at the behest of iran netanyahu often harps on about the supposed dangers of iran but when it comes to the facts the islamic republic is often on the receiving end of military violence about a year ago israel struck nearly all of iran's military structures inside syria it was the country's biggest assault since the beginning of the civil war back then netanyahu played the very same preemptive strike card wherever he will hit back sevenfold whoever prepares to strike at us we will act to strike...
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when iran wakes up. well this certainly will be just another example the iranians will point to the fact that the united states doesn't really understand how the islamic republic system works the idea that they think by sanctioning the foreign minister they will get to a more powerful person in the system to talk to it's. really absurd because the foreign minister is somebody who is a very very close to the highest authority in around the supreme leader the supreme there self quite a lot of common in the past has expressed his satisfaction with how the foreign minister has conducted these negotiations over the nuclear agreement he's thanked the foreign ministry for all their efforts the idea that by bypassing the race they will get to somebody powerful in the system that will they will be able to talk to is unheard of really it will never happen the iranians chose the foreign minister as the person to lead the negotiations to bleed the dialogue in the international community about it or not or to put it.
when iran wakes up. well this certainly will be just another example the iranians will point to the fact that the united states doesn't really understand how the islamic republic system works the idea that they think by sanctioning the foreign minister they will get to a more powerful person in the system to talk to it's. really absurd because the foreign minister is somebody who is a very very close to the highest authority in around the supreme leader the supreme there self quite a lot of...
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yes exactly they are people who know nothing about iran or very little about iran or if they do know a thing or 2 about the country they really can't say the truth because if they do then they lose their position their think tanks or their they've ceased to be invited to different organizations or platforms so this is economic warfare everything that comes after it is the foundation of that is is this economic warfare so the heightened tension in the region in the persian gulf in the strait of hormuz in the sea of oman or the gulf of oman is based upon this economic warfare now there are conflicting. perspectives or conflicting reports as to what is actually happening the iranians are very suspicious about about some of the attacks the attacks of the port of jade in the united arab emirates have to have happened right after bolton said that he had received intelligence from the israelis the iran is about to carry out that in an attack the one off of the iranian coast is even more suspicious because the americans said mind to use the chinese owner of the ship the japanese owner of the
yes exactly they are people who know nothing about iran or very little about iran or if they do know a thing or 2 about the country they really can't say the truth because if they do then they lose their position their think tanks or their they've ceased to be invited to different organizations or platforms so this is economic warfare everything that comes after it is the foundation of that is is this economic warfare so the heightened tension in the region in the persian gulf in the strait of...
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trade with with iran but. it's not really affecting them directly but with threatening to. carry carry the conflict into the international trade to the persian gulf and the strait of hormuz. the europeans became much more alert to add to that the fact that they were not able to actually cooperate with their strongest partner the usa in keeping mission to secure and protect the free passage through the persian gulf because the frictions on the on the iran issue and i think this is also one of the reasons why the way the europeans tried to actually get back into talking mode with the u.s. as president tom said who knows maybe we will see some movement on that issue garrett coming back to you on one of the other big issues we've been talking a lot about today namely the u.s. is trade conflict with china and we heard president trump say a few times during that press conference that china is really suffering from this but we also heard president called say we have recognize the fact that the rules governing world t
trade with with iran but. it's not really affecting them directly but with threatening to. carry carry the conflict into the international trade to the persian gulf and the strait of hormuz. the europeans became much more alert to add to that the fact that they were not able to actually cooperate with their strongest partner the usa in keeping mission to secure and protect the free passage through the persian gulf because the frictions on the on the iran issue and i think this is also one of...
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it will do and tear around the world we would have no issue with iran however iran has decided. to build forces in to strangle israel but we're not going to wait with defense systems you don't win by playing defense you have to preempt and that's what we will do the problem you have is very loose like this oil brought over the world. and because no one no one calls it to account it's allowed to get away with essentially murder. it's targeted and hit 3 separate sovereign countries in the past few days i see no one questioning why israel is doing something or why israel is provoking this situation at the end of the day israel needs to understand that iran has said this time and time again that look you're playing with fire don't do this don't be silly behave yourself iran has been a real interest in starting a war and iran will not start a war it's a long time and i have said it categorically however what iran will do if it is attacked or its allies within the resistance axis are directly attacked they will retaliate and rightly so because in this case the aggressor the one who's
it will do and tear around the world we would have no issue with iran however iran has decided. to build forces in to strangle israel but we're not going to wait with defense systems you don't win by playing defense you have to preempt and that's what we will do the problem you have is very loose like this oil brought over the world. and because no one no one calls it to account it's allowed to get away with essentially murder. it's targeted and hit 3 separate sovereign countries in the past...
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iran is a very difficult situation. in the position not a very good position from the standpoint of economics and that's ok because we concluded a very quickly even said he's open to meeting iran's president when the time is right perhaps after another few rounds of sanctions once they find something in iran they haven't sanctioned yet speaking of sanctions that trade war is still raging. one man's sanctions are another man's tariffs and the united states likes both so much so trump says he regretted not imposing more tariffs on chinese made goods because trump making companies and consumers the average american pay more for ordinary stuff is great for everyone which didn't go down well with the rest of the summit squad just think she's one. of you lot of people. to be honest it wasn't trump's greatest performance there they were having a nice dinner all in cincy is smiles and forced laughs and use and brings up the boogie man. trying joining your michel in star red shoe missed you prepared mommy tackled style while tru
iran is a very difficult situation. in the position not a very good position from the standpoint of economics and that's ok because we concluded a very quickly even said he's open to meeting iran's president when the time is right perhaps after another few rounds of sanctions once they find something in iran they haven't sanctioned yet speaking of sanctions that trade war is still raging. one man's sanctions are another man's tariffs and the united states likes both so much so trump says he...
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and iran. well president macron has been working hard there has been suggestions of some sort of sanctions relief or a way to compensate the iranian people now donald trump has said that he doesn't want iran to have nuclear weapons and iran has already stated that they don't want those but president rouhani did say today that iran does not want to nuclear weapons that iran's policy military policy is not based on acquiring weapons of mass destruction nuclear or chemical so that a starting point but also divides the reef has been talked of this morning he's on a asian tour and he said that a meeting between president rouhani and donald trump is unimaginable unless unless the united states rejoins a-j. c.p.o. aid that's the nuclear 2015 nuclear deal and joins the other countries as part of that deal otherwise a meeting isn't going to take place so that's of the latest news coming out of iran that a meeting isn't likely to take place unless there's some movement on those sanctions are at us a big
and iran. well president macron has been working hard there has been suggestions of some sort of sanctions relief or a way to compensate the iranian people now donald trump has said that he doesn't want iran to have nuclear weapons and iran has already stated that they don't want those but president rouhani did say today that iran does not want to nuclear weapons that iran's policy military policy is not based on acquiring weapons of mass destruction nuclear or chemical so that a starting point...
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iran is trying to envelope israel from all of this through has which is affectively iran through syria through iraq and even through gaza it's like a big octopus sending its origins in order to strangle israel we're not going to wait for iran to succeed but obviously will preempt and we will defend israeli lives and israeli citizens security anywhere anytime that we need to do so even though israel has arguably one of the most formidable defense systems on the planet with the i and also some significant allies around the world to these preemptive strikes maybe a little bit jumping the gun for want of a better phrase. quite the contrary what we're seeing is an aggressor which is a row. israel has no issue with iran if iran would focus inward on on its own people and stop trying to destroy israel as it explicitly says it will do and if amending terror around the world we would have no issue with iran however iran has decided to attack israel to build forces and to strangle israel but we're not going to wait with defense systems you don't win by playing defense you have to preempt and tha
iran is trying to envelope israel from all of this through has which is affectively iran through syria through iraq and even through gaza it's like a big octopus sending its origins in order to strangle israel we're not going to wait for iran to succeed but obviously will preempt and we will defend israeli lives and israeli citizens security anywhere anytime that we need to do so even though israel has arguably one of the most formidable defense systems on the planet with the i and also some...
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have to have happened right after bolton said that he had received intelligence from the israelis the iran is about to carry out that in an attack the one off of the iranian coast is even more suspicious because the americans said mine to use the chinese owner of the ship the japanese owner of the ship rather said that they were not mines they were they came from the air and also the explosions were above the water. put place under the water and finally that this attack took place as the japanese prime minister was about to visit the iranian law that doesn't i just ask that just ask. that just has to be a coincidence do you really get capitol hill let's go let's go to beirut. if you look at the administration the trump administration you certainly have john bolton in my column pale beating the drums of war it's really obvious and bolton is wanted this were a very very long time and then trump introjects himself this is not the 1st time a dinner jackson says there are reports that he's telling his aides to kind of calm down a little bit i mean is this a plan is this a strategy i mean if thi
have to have happened right after bolton said that he had received intelligence from the israelis the iran is about to carry out that in an attack the one off of the iranian coast is even more suspicious because the americans said mine to use the chinese owner of the ship the japanese owner of the ship rather said that they were not mines they were they came from the air and also the explosions were above the water. put place under the water and finally that this attack took place as the...
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towards iran i was often officials from the emirates and iran met in tehran for the 1st time in 6 years to talk about maritime security in the gulf the u.a.e. also recently pulled thousands of his troops out of the saudi led coalition fighting the iranian backed with the rebels in yemen. or to the posse is executive vice president at the quincy institute joins us now via skype from reston virginia to talk more about this good to speak with you again so how do you view this latest move by the u.s. to slap sanctions on the iranian foreign minister particularly as part of this maximum pressure campaign on iran i think it's. about time to then be quite frank about what the intentions of the trumpet in this tradition is i think it is quite iranians to still discuss the intentions of the trumpet ministration as an aim at securing diplomacy or dealing with a more powerful or less powerful interlocutor if you sanction the top diplomat of the other side you are signaling the entire world that you are not looking for diplomacy and that should have been clear even before dismal but at this point i
towards iran i was often officials from the emirates and iran met in tehran for the 1st time in 6 years to talk about maritime security in the gulf the u.a.e. also recently pulled thousands of his troops out of the saudi led coalition fighting the iranian backed with the rebels in yemen. or to the posse is executive vice president at the quincy institute joins us now via skype from reston virginia to talk more about this good to speak with you again so how do you view this latest move by the...
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i stopped to visit a man with been following the situation in iran very closely. i want to know what effect all of this has on the political mood in the country there was restriction actually was elected on an agenda of dialogue and engagement with the world to settle differences on the nuclear issue and other issues but now that you know the nuclear file and the j.c. is not there because of in terms of u.s. withdrawal and other parties iran complains that they are not living up to their commitments it is basically radicalizing the general public which was pro in gauge amount at electing a government that was calling for engagement with the world now it is turning the other way around. us come to the northern part of the city to hear what people have to say it's mostly young well educated and well to do iranians who live here they voted for president rouhani and celebrated his commitment to the nuclear deal nobody here wants to see war. they should make friends and be done with it. or want to help us we should be friends with the whole world and work together so w
i stopped to visit a man with been following the situation in iran very closely. i want to know what effect all of this has on the political mood in the country there was restriction actually was elected on an agenda of dialogue and engagement with the world to settle differences on the nuclear issue and other issues but now that you know the nuclear file and the j.c. is not there because of in terms of u.s. withdrawal and other parties iran complains that they are not living up to their...
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initiative, it is iran's command and iran's mission, i want to stress that we will not tolerate attacks on israel from any country in the region, any state that will allow use of territory for attacks against israel will bear the consequences and i stress the state will bear the consequences >> speaking tonight the leader of hezbollah hassan to retaliate for those attacks yesterday just north of their country meanwhile in the south tonight we have seen 3 rockets fire from gaza strip into israel by iranian fascists there. molly. >> iran's foreign minister invite today g7, trey yingst from the latest in jerusalem, thank you. >> he would not set preconditions to those negotiations, i'm not going to make any more comments of who is here and who is not here and what conversations may or may not be going on. eric: treasury secretary mnuchin reacting to surprise visit, plane touched down bringing him to brief meeting with french president emmanuel macron and aides, the white house reportedly was not given proper advance notice of the drop-in and that prompted former u.s. ambassador to the unit
initiative, it is iran's command and iran's mission, i want to stress that we will not tolerate attacks on israel from any country in the region, any state that will allow use of territory for attacks against israel will bear the consequences and i stress the state will bear the consequences >> speaking tonight the leader of hezbollah hassan to retaliate for those attacks yesterday just north of their country meanwhile in the south tonight we have seen 3 rockets fire from gaza strip into...
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if you did not visit iran and if iran were not invested. i would just recommend reading the paper that i wrote. >> i read it and i would recommend reading it. when you are looking at our rounds proxies it's easy because everything a proxy. >> another panel maybe next week >> we still have many questions. her questions are about the air of nato and i hate to see being ignored. it's not entirely a new idea. it started in 1953 and the obama administration also attempted. egypt has recently withdrawn itself and that being the biggest troop force definitely throws a wrench into the whole concept. they haven't agreed on a concept yet. to go to this site to the audience. >> thank you. i've question about your talking about whether it's working or not but what is the end goal? he wasn't administration in the thing it sounds like they are different and goals. you hear pompeo and he talks about the intervention in different places and the 13 list. you hear reporting about how he doesn't like the whole regime because you can't change the regime's patt
if you did not visit iran and if iran were not invested. i would just recommend reading the paper that i wrote. >> i read it and i would recommend reading it. when you are looking at our rounds proxies it's easy because everything a proxy. >> another panel maybe next week >> we still have many questions. her questions are about the air of nato and i hate to see being ignored. it's not entirely a new idea. it started in 1953 and the obama administration also attempted. egypt...
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or iran is winning, is iran deterred? is the strategy working? >> 30 seconds. >> successful attacks are destroying militia arms in iraq. successful attacks are being able to thwart and shoot down drones, those are successful, iran has done things but they are not successful attacks. that's the difference. the rewards of this policy, with the risks that are quite high. i don't to the payoffs yet. you may be right. i am skeptical that this snapshot where we are now may produce something produce some -- may produce something different. but to answer your question i don't see them deterred, i see them provoked. and your comments indicate that. they are testing the women -- the limits on how far they can go. there is a broader field in the tactical military. when i look at places, not just yemen you talk about where there is a coalition split in the uae is repositioning itself. the trick -- the team that trump tried to build does not look so cohesive and strong. all the weapons that have flooded the zone does not seem to -- >> i would draw a line with
or iran is winning, is iran deterred? is the strategy working? >> 30 seconds. >> successful attacks are destroying militia arms in iraq. successful attacks are being able to thwart and shoot down drones, those are successful, iran has done things but they are not successful attacks. that's the difference. the rewards of this policy, with the risks that are quite high. i don't to the payoffs yet. you may be right. i am skeptical that this snapshot where we are now may produce...
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i'm so iran's position from the beginning of the u.s. administration of donald trump has been that it will only oblige by its obligations under the nuclear deal if the united states also all. does what it was supposed to do under do nuclear deal when the us administration decided to leave the nuclear deal in may 2018 it was the europeans that convinced iraq to stay in the deal and they would be able to fix it now in the over a year that has gone by the europeans have done very little and as a result of that since may of this year iran has gone but it has actually started a process where they are also reducing their obligations under the nuclear deal so what do you wrong want is essentially for the sanctions to be lifted that were agreed upon according to the nuclear deal hermit what's your take of the americans in this was donald trump left in the dark over this meeting with with the french. because you're thinking if that's the ploy what what what is the point of it is it a deliberate attempt by france to get them nearby and hoping some
i'm so iran's position from the beginning of the u.s. administration of donald trump has been that it will only oblige by its obligations under the nuclear deal if the united states also all. does what it was supposed to do under do nuclear deal when the us administration decided to leave the nuclear deal in may 2018 it was the europeans that convinced iraq to stay in the deal and they would be able to fix it now in the over a year that has gone by the europeans have done very little and as a...
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iran's top diplomat makes a surprise appearance at the g. 7 summit in france as donald trump persists with his hard line approach to tehran. and in the news that shaped the week writing reports and calls for asymmetrical response to a u.s. missile test following the collapse of the i.m.f. arms control treaty. or something fun our correspondent takes it to the skies with a russian aerobatics team ahead of the max air show. and nothing about the fact that they get paid quite a bit right. down. to the fact. that they. are broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow recapping the week's top stories with our weekly program this is our team international. our we start out of the g. 7 summit in france where the iranian foreign minister made an unexpected visit on sunday zarif met with the french president and later tweeted the road ahead is difficult but one worth trying artie's but i was in the studio earlier with all the developments. while it was a surprise and judging by what. trump had to say not a very welcome when asked what he thought about the arena and foreign minister comi
iran's top diplomat makes a surprise appearance at the g. 7 summit in france as donald trump persists with his hard line approach to tehran. and in the news that shaped the week writing reports and calls for asymmetrical response to a u.s. missile test following the collapse of the i.m.f. arms control treaty. or something fun our correspondent takes it to the skies with a russian aerobatics team ahead of the max air show. and nothing about the fact that they get paid quite a bit right. down. to...
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this is also about iran's role in regional conflicts the united states $11.00 so iran to pull out of them completely trumpets offering the iranians a baggage that by all appearances they would accept and now worden us where the united states is strangling the iranian economy applying military pressure on them the europeans are trying to save what they cabin the uranium and swear that they won't bend we've been getting reaction from tehran and europe about what the potential results or repercussions could be by the beginning i thought like most journalists that it was an order p.r. stunt public relations effort of mr micawber to make such a success but the fact that. the foreign affairs minister of iran is there is in doubt it's a few meters away from the trial is astonishing is astounding and it seems there is more to it. if germany and france have discussed with the iranians over the last few days and are discussing now with the on of those only in beauty it was the french they came to the uranium that instant to stay in the real and essentially what that did it actually prolonged p
this is also about iran's role in regional conflicts the united states $11.00 so iran to pull out of them completely trumpets offering the iranians a baggage that by all appearances they would accept and now worden us where the united states is strangling the iranian economy applying military pressure on them the europeans are trying to save what they cabin the uranium and swear that they won't bend we've been getting reaction from tehran and europe about what the potential results or...
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bad oh yeah without iran there would not be any security in the region that iran is a superpower ready to provide security for the region persian gulf and strait of hormuz stop pressuring us and stop encouraging your friends to be hostile towards us we're ready for friendship and defense as we are ready to fight back any invasion. the iranian tanker grace one i renamed a dream and was released on the orders of the gibraltar's supreme court and is now heading to greece iran however is still holding the british tanker in the strait of hormuz the british flexed and impaired was seized by the revolutionary guard last month for what they say were violations of international maritime regulations they say the vessel had changed directions in the shipping lanes it collided with a fishing boat but also a trained officer tracking systems to avoid iranian forces and iran says the seizure and release of this vessel has nothing to do with the iranian vessel that was seized by british royal marines off the coast of gibraltar although a foreign ministry spokesman said a few days ago that he hoped tha
bad oh yeah without iran there would not be any security in the region that iran is a superpower ready to provide security for the region persian gulf and strait of hormuz stop pressuring us and stop encouraging your friends to be hostile towards us we're ready for friendship and defense as we are ready to fight back any invasion. the iranian tanker grace one i renamed a dream and was released on the orders of the gibraltar's supreme court and is now heading to greece iran however is still...
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doesn't want to deal with mr zarif who will it deal with now when it comes to iran . that's a very good question so on the one hand before mrs every if we give foreign minister of iran for a while the chief nuclear negotiator from iran was not the foreign minister to give you an example francis during the years of president mohammed khatami rule iran from 90 well it was president you don't rule iraq let's say from 97 to 2005 it was mr auntie was now the currents president who was iran's chief nuclear negotiator he was sort of and in fact the chairman of iraq's national security council not intellect like that official later on during the years of this admonition are these sort of hardline presidents who had much of a national terms of getting the attention of the world media all the wrong reasons it was missed a lot a joint who is now the current speaker of the iranian parliament who was at the time again the head of the iranian national security council who was in a fact in charge of nuclear negotiations a member of the cabinet lightness as that if as foreign ministe
doesn't want to deal with mr zarif who will it deal with now when it comes to iran . that's a very good question so on the one hand before mrs every if we give foreign minister of iran for a while the chief nuclear negotiator from iran was not the foreign minister to give you an example francis during the years of president mohammed khatami rule iran from 90 well it was president you don't rule iraq let's say from 97 to 2005 it was mr auntie was now the currents president who was iran's chief...
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for iran? if trump will make no concessions, if they won't restore any of the oil wavers to iran, why should they return to talks? there's simply no rationale for it that i could see. i don't know what the others think. >> just a couple of footnotes to this. i may be a little-- i wouldn't use the word dissent because that's too strong, but i do believe that iran-u.s. problems go beyond trump. this is the -- trump is the culmination of the process that started and frankly, on this i have to say, depending who started what, it depend when in history you want to start. i mean, there are a lot of things that depends on the date you choose. i think the first salvo was from iran and that was first the hostage crisis and then there was the ayatollah h khomeini thing. and then after that, the clinton administration. in my humble opinion, united states lost the best opportunities to actually have a cokocomprehensive talks with n the best time in 1988. i know this for a fact. i don't want to go into this
for iran? if trump will make no concessions, if they won't restore any of the oil wavers to iran, why should they return to talks? there's simply no rationale for it that i could see. i don't know what the others think. >> just a couple of footnotes to this. i may be a little-- i wouldn't use the word dissent because that's too strong, but i do believe that iran-u.s. problems go beyond trump. this is the -- trump is the culmination of the process that started and frankly, on this i have...
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versus iran. there are a whole host of regional players who it's key to be involved in any dialogue as well because a lot of the u.s. foreign policy in the region is being driven in coordination with the likes of traditional allies the israelis plus newer allies such as saudi arabia and the uae as well. so there's a whole coalition of interests on one side that need to be considered plus you need to consider the whole cpoa and russia and china were not here as well. when you consider the countries i have mentioned it gets very complicat complicated. he met with the iranian foreign minister only two days before in paris. but listen in about his rational. >> i decided to invite as friends. minister zarif i informed president trump that it was my idea not to involve the united states not to say this is on behalf of you but to say as friends i think it would be a good idea to ask him to try to negotiate something. president trump was informed each minute about the solution -- the situation, i'm sorry.
versus iran. there are a whole host of regional players who it's key to be involved in any dialogue as well because a lot of the u.s. foreign policy in the region is being driven in coordination with the likes of traditional allies the israelis plus newer allies such as saudi arabia and the uae as well. so there's a whole coalition of interests on one side that need to be considered plus you need to consider the whole cpoa and russia and china were not here as well. when you consider the...
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policy toward iran. i would like, for those of you interested, to recommend to you the most recent work for us if you go on our website, the arabcenterdc.org, his most recent paper on tunisia and north africa adjusting to the departure of the president and trying to cope with the transition there, and also another one on the subject of today, a paper that was written a couple of weeks ago before that, on the subject of dealing with iran. let me just say that aside from a nonresident fellow at the arab center, daniel brumberg is a director of democracy and government studies at georgetown university. he is also a senior nonresident fellow at pomed, the project on middle east democracy here in washington. he served as advisor and consultant, special advisor to the u.s. institute of piece between 2008 and 2015. he has worked in various advisory capacities to the u.s. government, including the state department, the u.s. agency for international development, focusing particularly on his specialty, human right
policy toward iran. i would like, for those of you interested, to recommend to you the most recent work for us if you go on our website, the arabcenterdc.org, his most recent paper on tunisia and north africa adjusting to the departure of the president and trying to cope with the transition there, and also another one on the subject of today, a paper that was written a couple of weeks ago before that, on the subject of dealing with iran. let me just say that aside from a nonresident fellow at...
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of the address and burial one led to a standoff between iran and the u.k. let's go now to. just serious as a big can pull it all together for us how significant is this us that. well this could be a routine naval deployment we know that iran says that this is a new destroyer it has new features it's faster but but it's also iranian made but the significance is that we know that there's a military buildup in the region the united states has put together this naval coalition that they say is to protect the freedom of navigation through the strait of her most in the gulf on the other side of the arabian peninsula so far the united kingdom. have joined that coalition but the deployment of this destroyer also raise speculation to the route of the adrian diary and now they speculation that it will go down the suez canal and then be escorted to iran now we know that united states. requested to seize the oil tank and iran warned against that that they shouldn't do that in international waters and warned of serious consequences so there could be a reason for that deployment but also
of the address and burial one led to a standoff between iran and the u.k. let's go now to. just serious as a big can pull it all together for us how significant is this us that. well this could be a routine naval deployment we know that iran says that this is a new destroyer it has new features it's faster but but it's also iranian made but the significance is that we know that there's a military buildup in the region the united states has put together this naval coalition that they say is to...