How to pronounce“siavas”in English

Siavash Adalan. Siavash, uh just tell us, I mean, are we still expecting an Iranian response by the end of today? >> Yes, we were in fact expecting it last

Siavash Adalan, thank you very much indeed.

Siavash, thank you. Well, while the Israeli military is continuing its strikes on Iran and Lebanon, the country is facing attacks

And Siavash, thanks for being with us. We've heard um a lot from the US and Donald Trump about these talks. What are we hearing from Iran?

Um and then Siavash in terms of the the succession in the in the government in

Let's get the latest with Siavash Ardalan from the BBC Persian service.

very much. Siavash Bader Adelan from BBC Persian.

Okay. Siavash Aralan, thank you so much.

much. Siavash Ardalan from BBC Persian. Well, let's turn to military strategy and the current state of play. One question that's routinely the most

joins us live from the newsroom. Siavash, how significant are those talks? >> Well, the Iranians say they are

In a moment, we'll speak to Siavash Ardalan from BBC Persian, who's with me in the studio. But first, live to Washington and our correspondent there,

are going through now. >> Siavash Azadi, thank you very much indeed for those thoughts. Thank you. Whether you're joining us on YouTube,

who is really in charge? With me is Siavash Ardalan from the BBC's Persian Service. Let's start with uh the talks themselves. If there is

Mhm. Okay. Siavash, thank you.

So, let's begin. We have BBC Persian's Siavash Ardalan who is in here in London, and we're also joined by White House reporter Bernd Debusmann who joins

the fighting started. >> Well, with me now is Siavash Ardalan, senior reporter for BBC Persian. Siavash, do you agree with that? Do you

there are hopes there of more diplomacy. Joining me now is Siavash Adalan who is a senior reporter for BBC Persian. Siavash, what is the rhetoric? What are

sort of a regime change or a better future. Siavash Ardalan from BBC Persian, thank you very much. Now, in the last 24 hours, the United

Darshini, in a minute we're going to be joined by Siavash Ardalan from BBC Persian to talk about the appointment of the new supreme leader

I I want to just put one um newscaster's question to you, Siavash, on this topic before we get into a bit more about who he is and what more we do know about

Well, with us is BBC Persian senior reporter Siavas Madadi Ardalan.

on either side of the waterway and they've been talking about maritime security for some time. Siavash Ardalan is from the BBC Persian service and

control over the Strait of Hormuz. >> Okay. Thank you very much, uh Siavash Ardalan and Daniel Bush first there in Washington. So, no let up with the

Okay, Gary, thank you. With me here in the studio is BBC Persian Siavash Ardalan. Siavash, what has the Iranian reaction been to this

money going to go? Are they going to spend it on Houthis and Hamas and Hezbollah rather than on the people? >> Siavash, good to talk to you. Thank you

But I'd like to separate it. I'd like to have it a separate thing because it is it is separate. >> Well, Siavash Olan from BBC Persian is

here in the studio with me. And on that point, Siavash, about trying to separate the US deal from the ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon, how is that likely

us from Washington. To Bernd in just a moment, but we're going to start with Siavash who is monitoring any Iranian response.

and this is not a very popular war. Okay, Tom. Thank you very much. Tom Simons in Washington. And with me here, Siavash Adeli from BBC Persian. Um

was saying five. Some unconfirmed media reports say that Iran has now accepted a 15-year nuclear freeze. >> Siavash Adeli, thank you very much

which Iran is saying needs to end before it will engage in second round of talks with the US. >> Okay. Siavash, thank you very much

and just celebrating it with with their family, but with a very somber and gloomy mood. >> Siavash for the moment, thank you very

Wednesday's episode of Newscast, which you can listen to if you scan the QR code on your screen right now, where we were quizzing our colleague Siavash

Hello, it's Adam in the Newscast studio. And hello, it's Jane in the News cast studio. >> welcome back Siavash Ardalan, our

colleague from BBC Persian. Hello. Hi there. Um yeah, what's what's it been like in your newsroom then, Siavash? It's been crazy as you can imagine. The

So, we'll just have to wait and see, but yes, from what we hear, he is very much involved in these negotiations. >> Interesting. Siavash, thank you.