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President Masoud Pezeshkian has said Iran will never "bend the knee" after almost seven months of war with the US and Israel, but is ready for a diplomatic solu…
President Masoud Pezeshkian has said Iran will never "bend the knee" after almost seven months of war with the US and Israel, but is ready for a diplomatic solution to the conflict.
Sumi Somaskanda and BBC Persian's Bahman Kalbasi analyse the impact of the statements and diplomacy taking place at the United Nations on the prospects for peace.
Meanwhile the economic fallout from the Iran War continues to be felt globally and Theo Leggett explains how the rising price of US diesel could lead to consequences, especially in Europe.
In Yemen we see pictures of the Houthis fighting at the frontline and our Security Correspondent Frank Gardner assesses their success.
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@@resistance_79Imported1mo ago
What a brilliant speech exposing US State-sponsor terrorism, Israel genocide & EU crimes in front of the whole wide world. US & its allies after dark history of colonial era have fought dozens of wars, toppled governments killed millions in most of the world since WW2 to fulfill their greed of stealing, occupy sovereign nations & global hegemony veiled under liberalism.
@@jeremiahmilazzo1446Imported1mo ago
Muslims don't care about those girls
@@ahmedder3608Imported1mo ago
.....azzz....It appears that the United States and Israel are shunned by the entire world due to their illegal and reckless actions. It is Netanyahu who has embroiled the United States in trouble through his criminal acts against the Palestinians and his aggression toward neighboring countries and Iran.
@@JosephMabreyImported1mo ago
US is a paper tiger
@@mamoketemahlomaholo5013Imported1mo ago
When Israel is mentioned American regime becomes deaf
@@dwym4568Imported1mo ago
we bow, bent the knee and putting our head to the ground only to our creator.
@@Killane10Imported1mo ago
The US leadership is despotic, greedy, cruel and totally untrustworthy
@@sarabeth8050Imported1mo ago
trump handed Iran the control of the Strait of Hormuz and effectively control of the Strait to the Red Sea as well (through their proxy, the Houthis). In other words, Iran has something better than nuclear weapons. They can deploy this powerful weapon to blackmail the world without consequence. The creature aka trump gave them this awesome power.
@@Waliboy-yz4gdImported1mo ago
I find that this war and extreme sanctions is very counterproductive. The US is clearly pushing Iran to produce nukes so that it can defend itself. Trump seems like he is itching for this to happen so that he can use a weapon of mass civilisational extinction as pre emptive strike.
@@searchinspector8526Imported1mo ago
This headline and the BBC are redundant. <br>It's expected and that the BBC will report it as such is sooo expected.<br>Trump is going to do regime change in Iran and what will the BBC, the propaganda arm of the Islamic regime, be able to do about it.
@@ppss.6302Imported1mo ago
When analyzing the policy objectives of American Christian nationalism alongside the governance model of the Islamic Republic, the structural parallels become empirical rather than merely rhetorical. Both political frameworks reject secular pluralism in favor of an absolute moral hierarchy dictated by religious text. Both require the state apparatus to enforce strict social orthodoxies, subordinate women's autonomy to traditionalist structures, and systematically dismantle civil rights that conflict with religious dogma. In both models, the state is repurposed from a manager of civil infrastructure into a mechanism for policing domestic morality.
@@Guy-rv2vlImported1mo ago
Next year in the UN Iran will cry about how they’ve been obliterated and need support to clean the nuclear fallout
@@Steenu1Imported1mo ago
Us and Israel started this 🤡
@@sweet-and-beautiful007Imported1mo ago
The truth is, Americans do everything they accuse others of doing. The entire world sees this—except Americans themselves, who live in their own bubbles, mindlessly doing and believing what they're told. But I actually thank Trump for accelerating the rest of the world’s shift away from American influence.
@@PompeyDave-w6mImported1mo ago
Trump has managed to give Iran the moral high ground.
@@jacobm1001Imported1mo ago
Trump said we took out their nuclear weapons capabilities.. then we began attacking them.. Trump promised no new wars . He promised $2 gas , lower inflation and America 1st.. and he has lied or failed on every account
@@Dude-zz9omImported1mo ago
That is not the right answer.
@@lb_Fl_TXImported1mo ago
Us can commit war crimes and get away with it! Now that real power 😮
@@billhymers171Imported1mo ago
Sure and Iran, your Drones you supplied Russia with have killed Thousands of innocent Ukrainians .... So your point is full of Shite. <br>Get your priorities in order...
@@gkameliaImported1mo ago
Pezeshkian is not even a leader. IRCG is the one controling
@@TruRepublicanImported1mo ago
The peace terms request is hardly bending the knee: 1) Stop killing and imprisoning tens of thousands of your own people because they protest against the regime; 2) Stop funding local racist antisemitic warlords who engage in asymmetric warfare deliberately killing innocent noncombatants (terrorism); give up your nuclear program; and stop attacking unarmed merchant vessels. Pretty universal ideals, and you get to keep all your wealth and remain in power living like kings, while you force the great majority of Iranians to eat sand. If you can't learn to bend the knee that far, then the alternative is to learn to duck and cover, because Trump is coming for you.<br><br>Just for historical comparison, between, November 1944 and July 1945 the USA completely destroyed 67 Japanese cities to eliminate their industrial capacity to wage war using a 1/10th of the conventional weapons arsenal currently available to President Trump. There's no invasion coming fellas, you just need to find your Hirohito. <br><br>By the way, its quite disingenuous for a government that deliberately guns down peaceful protestors by the thousands, to accuse the US of war crimes because they accidently hit a school that was deliberately placed next to a military facility.
@@phil681-r1uImported1mo ago
Please get it right. Its NOT Iran war, its US war on Iran.
@@jimmh-79Imported1mo ago
Nukes in Israel however inspectors expected in Iran.....
@@briansmith8490Imported1mo ago
When Trump wins the mid terms it's all over. Iran folds and the latent London stranglehold will be smashed.<br>Then the feds petrodollars will come tumbling down.😢
@@catheydayton6493Imported1mo ago
Do not give an inch to this deranged nut job of a president. Trump can eat those threats.. He is along with his military killers of children.
@@GillMunchen-s1nImported1mo ago
the bbc is strongly in favour of war crimes
@@dougrothwell3649Imported1mo ago
Then it MUST be Destroyed 🇬🇧🇺🇸🇮🇱🌏🙏⛪️🙏🌏🇮🇱🇺🇸🇬🇧⛪️⚔️👑⚔️⛪️🇬🇧GODS WILL BE DONE Though I walk through the Valley of the Shadow of Death WE shall Fear N😡 EVIL😡👎At One with GOD🇬🇧🇺🇸🇮🇱🌏🙏⛪️🙏🌏🇮🇱🇺🇸🇬🇧What We do in Life Echoes to Eternity🇬🇧🇺🇸🇮🇱🌏⛪️⚔️👑⚔️⛪️🌏🇮🇱🇺🇸🇬🇧Amen
@@Ilicito-j2vImported1mo ago
IRGC does not represent Iran. They only represent their own warped ideology!
@@MartinG-b8eImported1mo ago
Funny how people on the left seem to admire fundamental Islamic loonies
@@LANDPWNRImported1mo ago
"Our blockade is keeping the strait open because they keep firing on boats" -rubio lulz
@@edwardmoreno60Imported1mo ago
This iran dude sounds like he wants his people to suffer. Like they can't win. Who builds a school next to a base. Doesnt sound smart at all. Their economy is struggling but not that leader dude. I bet he eats good
@@Jojo-vv9ueImported1mo ago
Why is the US attacking Iran again?
@@jimmh-79Imported1mo ago
The problem is Trump can't keep to his Words...
@@andrewparnell6656Imported1mo ago
IRGC death count of Iranians ?
@@fintonmainz7845Imported1mo ago
In 20 years time, there will be 20 more nuclear powers.<br>It's the only defense against the USA/ Russia
@@TwaniImported1mo ago
And why should they Fu
@@MysonmadecontentImported1mo ago
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@@Northcountry1926Imported1mo ago
Iran is supported by Russia, America is at War with Iran… Yet Trump Loves Putin … 🙄
@@mattm5029Imported1mo ago
IRGC will just keep attacking civilian tankers and their own civilians.
@@michelangelope830Imported1mo ago
The war is the dead elephant in the room that nobody notices. How well humanity is progressing?. In 2026 in a social media era and fortunes spent on education, after all the thinking in universities of law, after all the previous history humanity could have learnt from, after all that and more the war is legal. Now as you read the war is legal and who is complaining?. Are you complaining because the war is legal?. Is there any victim of war complaining because the war is legal?. Nobody is arrested. The war is financed with public money. Why?. Why people are fighting?. Thank you.
@@MLandPRO77Imported1mo ago
I mean, at this point, how would it be in Iran's interest to NOT have a nuke? POTUS said it himself: if they had nukes, they would have had diplomatic conversations. Not a full scale war. <a href="http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=%23makeitmakesense">#MakeItMakeSense</a>
@@damonleffImported1mo ago
Khoda Iran ra barakat dahad.
@@ethanhekim4764Imported1mo ago
"Mr. President, why did we attack Iran"? <br>-"Because they want nuclear weapons."<br>"Then why don't we attack Russia, North Korea."?<br>-"You crazy? They have nuclear weapons."
@@MysonmadecontentImported1mo ago
Bringing you up to date with ALL you need to know.....<FART>
@@thomasgowland9152Imported1mo ago
Only Trump can make Iran seam reasonable, and America look like a banana republic .
@@mikeg1483Imported1mo ago
Iran won't.. irgc will
@@Eireann1Imported1mo ago
Israel war with Iran USA was trailed into it tell the story correct and accurate
@@longlivefreedom9853Imported1mo ago
Is that a poke at the England Football team ?
@@alpayerdogrulImported1mo ago
Only China wins. The US will soon loose its throne to the reds.
@@TheJohnny220Imported1mo ago
It's not even a war. It's a skirmish. Iran is crazy and wan't nukes to strike us. Who care about higher prices. Trump is stoping them
@@pmf598Imported1mo ago
That American missile into the childrens school in Minab on the first day of the war , with todays surveillance and guidance systems .
@@bryanwatt9751Imported1mo ago
Well played, Iran.
@@kenrickbenjamin1608Imported1mo ago
First we had Epic Fury, Secondly Economic Fury, Thirdly Annihilation. Lollipop Trump ya running out of options, for all it's worth your IQ doesn't seem that high after all.😜😜
@@JoeExtaImported1mo ago
Their knees will bend or break in the bending. Those knees will hit the ground. How they get there is up to them.
@@dz7786Imported1mo ago
What kind of coward terrorists build a children's School 200 ft from irgc headquarters and then what kind of coward terrorists send those same children to that school in the middle of a war? 🤡
@@benlawton5420Imported1mo ago
If only Iran would let media in, then their claims could be verified... alas.
@@Airyaman-k5yImported1mo ago
Long live Persia—the land of fire, wisdom, and ancient glory.
@@UnSharonImported1mo ago
Iran, Keep it going until Trump lose his midterm.
@@balibob47Imported1mo ago
There is no flag large enough to cover the shame of killing innocent people.
@@lawrencebenavente5223Imported1mo ago
My president has bent, bobbed, broken and bankrupt things other than the knee. We win.
@@AOLAmericaOnlineImported1mo ago
It’s crazy to see USA openly the evil party on the world stage.
@@NdahotboxImported1mo ago
I’d like to see the supreme leader and hear what he has to say… 😂😂 Iran has no supreme leader
@@zeken4413Imported1mo ago
All I need to know. Hell. Thanks guys.
@@SearingRageImported1mo ago
Iran 🇮🇷 is an ancient civilization. They will never bow to the US 🇺🇸
@@poiounhotmailImported1mo ago
so america can bomb a school or supreme leader but we have to worry about the knife popping up in our hands like wolverine and kill someone? i think it is nonsense.
@@SearingRageImported1mo ago
USA 🇺🇸 supports Israel 🇮🇱 <br>China 🇨🇳 supports Palestine 🇵🇸 <br>Good on China 🇨🇳 <br>Shame on USA 🇺🇸
@@denizliberalImported1mo ago
He is telling that to Netanyahu -- Netanyahu is the master of all.
President Masoud Pezeshkian has said Iran will never "bend the knee" after almost seven months of war with the US and Israel, but is ready for a diplomatic solution to the conflict.
Sumi Somaskanda and BBC Persian's Bahman Kalbasi analyse the impact of the statements and diplomacy taking place at the United Nations on the prospects for peace.
Meanwhile the economic fallout from the Iran War continues to be felt globally and Theo Leggett explains how the rising price of US diesel could lead to consequences, especially in Europe.
In Yemen we see pictures of the Houthis fighting at the frontline and our Security Correspondent Frank Gardner assesses their success.
Subscribe to our channel here: https://bbc.in/bbcnews
For the latest news download the BBC News app or visit BBC.com/news
#BBCNews
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<br>Chevron: Posted <b>*$12.07 billion*</b> in Q2 2026 profits, nearly five times its earnings a year earlier. Its first-half profit more than doubled to $14.3 billion