BBCPERSIAN — broadcast 20261010 123000 UTC 72 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. [00:00:30] Russian Republic has conveyed Iran's views on [00:00:33] ways to resolve the conflict between Tehran and Washington to Donald Trump. The presidents of Russia and [00:00:37] Iran met the day before yesterday on the sidelines of two summits of Caspian Sea littoral states [00:00:40] and Commonwealth of Independent States [00:00:44] in Turkmenistan. At the same time, the naval force of the Revolutionary Guard Corps has stated [00:00:47] that dealing with vessels that they consider in violation [00:00:51] will not be limited to the Strait of Hormuz. According to the IRGC, any [00:00:54] vessel that passes through an unauthorized passage will be pursued [00:00:58] throughout the region and [00:01:02] will be punished. Here in the studio, my colleague Parham Qobadi is with us. [00:01:06] Tell us more about Vladimir Putin's statements about Iran. Vladimir Putin said that in coordination [00:01:09] with Tehran, he conveyed their message to [00:01:13] Donald Trump in a phone call he had [00:01:16] with Donald Trump, the US President. We know that Iran [00:01:20] in recent weeks has actually presented a solution, [00:01:24] a seven-point plan, which it said could open the Strait of Hormuz [00:01:28] in seven days, which some have seen as a sign [00:01:31] that economic pressure due to the naval blockade on Iran has greatly [00:01:35] increased, and for this reason, it is seeking negotiations. [00:01:39] But anyway, the Kremlin has said this now. But what we see from [00:01:43] the behavior of Donald Vladimir Putin, the President [00:01:46] of Russia, towards Iran seems to be a dual behavior. In [00:01:50] words, he says he supports Iran. In his meeting yesterday [00:01:53] in Turkmenistan with the President of Iran, Masoud Pezeshkian, he said he would do whatever [00:01:57] he could to end the war in the Middle East. [00:02:01] But in practice, when [00:02:03] he deals with Donald Trump, they actually make a deal [00:02:07] that Russian diesel [00:02:10] will be supplied to the world, and those sanctions [00:02:14] will be lifted from Russia. For example, now 300,000 tons [00:02:17] of Russian gasoil are to be injected into global [00:02:21] markets this month. Next month in November, 500,000 tons, and the month [00:02:24] after that, in December, 1 million tons. What is the result of this? What is the assessment? [00:02:28] This is because [00:02:31] the US government wants to reduce the price of gasoil, which has increased [00:02:34] in the US, and especially reduce political pressure on Donald [00:02:38] Trump, especially before the midterm elections [00:02:41] in the US, and on the other [00:02:45] hand, to be able to control global [00:02:48] energy prices and continue the naval blockade [00:02:51] on Iran. So, this freeing up of Russian gasoil is not something that [00:02:55] will ultimately benefit Iran. [00:02:59] Commander. [00:03:30] America might want to land planes and troops [00:03:33] on Iranian soil. He is not the only one. Mr. Jahanshahi, the commander of the army's ground forces, [00:03:37] gave this warning. In recent days, various [00:03:41] Iranian military officials have warned against a US ground attack. This [00:03:45] shows that at least Iranian military officials [00:03:48] are taking the threat of a ground attack, however limited, seriously and [00:03:52] are warning about it. We even see in videos that are being widely [00:03:55] circulated on social media that there is constant talk of training. [00:03:59] Training women for military combat. Some [00:04:03] military officials even said that if an Iranian woman can, I don't know, capture [00:04:07] an American soldier, we will give her a double reward. This discourse, all [00:04:11] this rhetoric and discourse, shows that the threat is serious [00:04:14] for at least Iranian military officials. At the same time, tensions between the Houthis [00:04:18] of Yemen and Saudi Arabia are still high. Exactly, look, this [00:04:21] is an issue that again relates to Iran and the Iran-US war. [00:04:25] Now, the latest thing that has happened is that [00:04:28] the leadership of Saudi Arabia has said [00:04:31] that they have targeted 136 points in Yemen, especially [00:04:35] in northern Yemen. They have targeted [00:04:38] that area. These attacks all came after two days [00:04:42] ago, the Houthis of Yemen targeted an airport [00:04:45] in Riyadh, and a passenger [00:04:49] plane was actually targeted there, and several people were killed [00:04:53] there, including a pilot. The increase in these tensions [00:04:56] between the Houthis of Yemen and Saudi Arabia is something that again [00:05:00] relates to the Iran-US war and shows that this war [00:05:03] has gone beyond Iran's borders. Thank you, Parham [00:05:07] Qobadi. Thank you for joining us for this short news segment. [00:05:11] ما رو همراهی کردید.