BBCPERSIAN — broadcast 20261010 103000 UTC 82 transcript segments Google Cloud Speech-to-Text API (Chirp) + Gemini 2.5 Flash Non-Thinking Data courtesy of The GDELT Project (https://www.gdeltproject.org/), from the Internet Archive TV News Archive. Machine transcription. Treat it as a searchable index of what was broadcast, not a verbatim quotation record. [00:00:26] Hello, welcome to this short news segment. Karim [00:00:30] says that Russian President Vladimir Putin has informed Donald Trump about [00:00:34] Iran's views on possible ways to resolve the conflict between the two sides. [00:00:38] The Presidents of Russia and Iran met the day before yesterday on the sidelines of two [00:00:41] summits of Caspian Sea littoral states and the summit of heads of state [00:00:45] of the Commonwealth of Independent States in Turkmenistan. [00:00:48] Simultaneously, the commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy [00:00:52] has said that dealing with infringing vessels [00:00:55] will not be limited to the Strait of Hormuz. According to the IRGC, any vessel [00:00:59] that passes through unauthorized routes will be pursued throughout the region [00:01:03] and its punishment will be certain. [00:01:06] Parham Qobadi, my colleague, is here in the studio with [00:01:09] us. Parham, Vladimir Putin has spoken about Iran. More specifically, he said [00:01:13] that with Iran's coordination, [00:01:17] he conveyed Iran's message to Donald Trump to find a solution for this [00:01:20] Iran-US war, because he had a phone call [00:01:24] with Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin, the President of Russia. [00:01:28] The images we are seeing are of [00:01:30] yesterday's meeting between Russian President Vladimir Putin [00:01:33] and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian [00:01:37] in Turkmenistan. They met [00:01:40] and in this meeting, Mr. Putin said that he would do everything [00:01:43] in his power to help end [00:01:47] the war in the Middle East. [00:01:50] Of course, we will later address the fact that he also signed a contract with [00:01:53] America, which does not seem to help Iran, but anyway, [00:01:57] Hassan Qashqavi spoke in the past hour. [00:02:00] Today, the spokesperson for the National Security Commission of the Parliament said [00:02:04] that the answer to the proposed plan that Iran had. Iran gave a 7-point [00:02:08] plan, and he also said that the difference with that Islamabad agreement is that in that [00:02:12] Islamabad agreement, we had a 30-day period, then we had a 60-day period to reach an agreement [00:02:16] with America. Now, the proposal Iran has made says that in seven days, we will open the [00:02:19] Strait of Hormuz, provided that you fulfill our conditions [00:02:22] and do what we want for confidence-building, [00:02:26] because Iran says we do not trust the other side because [00:02:30] twice during negotiations, they started the war [00:02:33] and in fact, according to Iran, they did not adhere to the Islamabad agreement either. [00:02:37] Now Mr. Hossein Qashqavi says that [00:02:41] America has responded, and in its response, it said that Iran must first [00:02:44] open the Strait of Hormuz so that we can take [00:02:48] other actions and build trust. Both sides seem to have [00:02:51] reached an impasse here. You mentioned this contract or [00:02:55] agreement that Trump and Putin reached on diesel imports. [00:02:58] It has also received many reactions. What impact might it have on Iran? Exactly. See, the point is this: Mr. Putin says he will do everything [00:03:02] to end the war, but when he signs this [00:03:05] contract with Donald Trump to import diesel [00:03:09] and release diesel to the world, this actually [00:03:13] neutralizes the effect of closing the Strait of Hormuz [00:03:17] and Donald Trump can ultimately prolong [00:03:20] the naval [00:03:24] blockade that he imposed against Iran. [00:03:27] The issue is that now he has said he will supply 300 [00:03:31] thousand tons to the global market in November, 500 thousand tons next month, [00:03:34] and in the month after that, December, one million [00:03:38] tons. In fact, the tension between Yemen's Houthis and [00:03:41] Saudi Arabia is one of the most important news items. Indeed, in recent days, [00:03:45] the tension that has escalated between Yemen's Houthis [00:03:48] and Saudi Arabia. Now, Saudi Arabia has said that [00:03:52] in fact, the Saudi-led coalition has said that it has targeted [00:03:56] 136 military targets in Houthi-controlled areas. [00:04:00] It has placed [00:04:02] them, especially in Sa'dah province, which is located in northern [00:04:06] Yemen. It also said that several [00:04:10] of these attacks were airstrikes carried out by the Saudi [00:04:13] coalition, but this attack and these clashes [00:04:17] also have consequences for [00:04:20] Saudi Arabia because Saudi Arabia is scheduled to host [00:04:23] what is known as the Desert Davos [00:04:26] or Davos in the Desert at the end of this month [00:04:30] of October, where various countries participate. Now, some [00:04:34] the Financial Times news agency has reported that some [00:04:37] are considering not attending, especially since air routes [00:04:40] are now warning of problems over Saudi Arabia, [00:04:44] and the British ambassador himself has asked [00:04:48] his citizens to reconsider traveling to [00:04:51] Saudi Arabia. All of these factors have caused the events that [00:04:55] are happening in Saudi Arabia, such as this [00:04:58] Davos in [00:05:01] the energy sector of the World Petroleum Council, which was supposed to be held next week, [00:05:04] to be affected. Thank you Parham [00:05:07] Qobadi. [00:05:09] Thank you for being with us in this short news segment.