Thursday, February 28, 2013
'Iranians are not going to halt enriching uranium anymore'
Tehran and P5+1 group are holding talks in the capital city of Kazakhstan over the country's peaceful nuclear energy program. Meanwhile reports coming out of Washington suggest that the US lawmakers have introduced a bill to the Congress in order to tighten the sanctions against the Iranian nation, enabling Obama to "impose financial penalties on foreign companies and entities that provide Iran with goods that are critical to its economy."
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'Saudi Arabia arms, funds Syria militants'
A political analyst tells Press TV that supplying terrorists with arms in Syria is without doubt a flagrant and a blatant violation of international law.
A new report has revealed that Saudi Arabia has supplied foreign-backed militants in Syria with large cargos of infantry and heavy weapons through Jordan. Citing anonymous American and Western officials, The New York Times newspaper reported on Monday that "the weapons began reaching rebels in December via shipments shuttled through Jordan."
Press TV has conducted an interview with Zayd al-Isa, Middle East expert, to further discuss the issue
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Hezbollah leader warns of sectarian tensions in Lebanon
Hezbollah's leader, Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, has called on Lebanese officials and figures to prevent sectarian fighting in Lebanon. Nasrallah cautioned that some parties were working hard to bring about such fighting and warned of the disastrous consequences.
Press TV's Ali Rizk reports from Beirut.
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