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[00:00:34] I greet you. It is 10:30, and I am with you from the news channel.
[00:00:37] The President said in a television program that the enemies, with
[00:00:41] multiple conspiracies, wanted to conquer Iran in
[00:00:44] 48 hours, but they failed.
[00:00:48] Mr. Pezeshkian added that the pain of the martyrdom of great figures in the
[00:00:51] Ramadan war was heavy, but due to the steadfastness of the people,
[00:00:55] today Iran has become a powerful and proud country in
[00:00:58] the global arena.
[00:01:00] It has become
[00:01:03] one. Despite all these difficulties and
[00:01:04] problems, our government,
[00:01:08] our managers, our governors, our district governors,
[00:01:12] our district chiefs, our employees
[00:01:15] everywhere, and the people and the armed forces,
[00:01:19] finally brought it to this point that today Iran
[00:01:23] is known as a powerful country.
[00:01:26] And...
[00:01:30] They speak of it with great honor.
[00:01:33] This was not an easy task, and in all
[00:01:37] these problems, as much as the government could, it has tried
[00:01:40] to prevent the people from having
[00:01:44] the feeling they should have towards this war
[00:01:47] and the plans they had to disrupt
[00:01:51] our society, and that event did not happen, and this
[00:01:54] situation has been managed with strength until now.
[00:01:57] The pilgrimage caravans leading to the Arbaeen borders
[00:02:01] will provide services to the pilgrims until the end of today.
[00:02:05] This year, more than 3
[00:02:08] million and 340 thousand people from the Arbaeen borders
[00:02:12] of the country went to Atbat Aliat.
[00:02:14] Peace be upon
[00:02:17] Karbala.
[00:02:21] Peace be upon Arbaeen.
[00:02:24] Peace be upon the best
[00:02:26] path on earth. Arbaeen, the season of love.
[00:04:00] They sacrificed everything for God's religion and for freedom, meaning
[00:04:04] they never left the nation alone. In short, Imam Hussein
[00:04:08] never accepted injustice. Karbala is the origin, not
[00:04:11] the destination. Its pilgrimage is desired, not
[00:04:14] the goal. The intention of estrangement is for the path and conduct
[00:04:17] of Hussein. This is where we reach a central point, from
[00:04:21] the Master of Martyrs of Ashura to the Master of Martyrs
[00:04:24] of your time, and as long as the path of Imam Hussein (peace be upon him) is alive,
[00:04:28] the school of Ashura continues. It is a school that says
[00:04:32] death with honor is better than life with humiliation.
[00:04:34] Ali Sadeghi, IRIB News Agency,
[00:04:38] Qom.
[00:04:40] Every half hour, we are with you from the news channel with the latest news.
[00:05:43] This hour shows the moment of the crime.
[00:05:46] The crime of the terrorist army of child-killing and highway-robbing
[00:05:50] America, which they committed against a noble taxi driver
[00:05:52] and his family. Just last night, around
[00:05:56] 3:36,
[00:05:59] the projectiles of the American enemy destroyed the peace of a family
[00:06:03] of five. Now, from Mr. Jafari's family,
[00:06:06] two children, aged 7 and 11, remain, who
[00:06:10] were pulled out alive from under the rubble. Then, after 2 seconds, I was thrown
[00:06:17] from
[00:06:20] the room where we were sleeping, from the first bed
[00:06:24] to the third bed, and hit the wall hard. My brother had fallen
[00:06:28] from under the bed, his leg
[00:06:32] had gone a little. I pulled him out,
[00:06:36] I thought
[00:06:40] our roof had collapsed. I came out
[00:06:43] and saw
[00:06:46] what a big dust cloud it was.
[00:06:49] I said, no, it must have been
[00:06:53] a rocket or something. Sina, along with Mr. Gheysar and
[00:06:56] Mrs. Zahra, are no longer among the family.
[00:06:59] O Hussein! O
[00:07:02] Hussein!
[00:07:07] O Hussein! O Hussein!
[00:07:10] Hussein! O Hussein!
[00:07:20] Chah Tangoo neighborhood is located almost
[00:07:23] at the entrance of Qeshm city. I want Mr. Ranjbari to
[00:07:27] show you around the neighborhood,
[00:07:30] that this is a completely
[00:07:33] residential neighborhood, and most of the people who live here
[00:07:36] have professions such as fishing,
[00:07:39] labor, street sweeping for
[00:07:42] Qeshm Island Municipality, and also professions related
[00:07:46] to the construction industry. This is also the landing site
[00:07:49] of the missile
[00:07:52] of the terrorist and child-killing American army.
[00:07:56] The American terrorist army has killed children,
[00:08:00] disabled people, and women in our province, Hormozgan. The United
[00:08:03] States of America and its army never
[00:08:06] target civilians. The New York Times, quoting experts, reported
[00:08:10] that field evidence,
[00:08:13] including the size of the explosion crater and the recovered
[00:08:17] metal fragments, is consistent with the use of a 200-pound
[00:08:20] Mark 84 bomb, one of the heaviest
[00:08:24] bombs used by the U.S. Army. The New York
[00:08:27] Times investigation found no evidence of a military target or facility
[00:08:30] near this family's home, and there were no reports
[00:08:34] of military casualties from this attack. Experts
[00:08:38] say the use of a 200-pound
[00:08:42] Mark 84 bomb in a densely populated area
[00:08:45] can pose a serious threat to civilians.
[00:08:48] Here is Allah Akbar Hill, about two weeks
[00:08:52] ago. Well, we arrived here. This is the house of the martyr Maryam
[00:08:55] Heidari, who is the mother of the martyr.
[00:08:58] Her child was also injured and a veteran. Mrs.
[00:09:01] Heidari, the mother of a family, lost her life due to shrapnel from the projectiles.
[00:09:05] Over 50 pieces of shrapnel landed in the yard,
[00:09:08] which we collected by hand. The children had told the media before.
[00:09:42] I hadn't reached the entrance. I was standing further than this. My wife was in
[00:09:46] the kitchen. I was taking them, and she was pulled from my arms, meaning
[00:09:49] she hadn't even reached the entrance. The wave pulled her out and slammed her against
[00:09:53] this wall, slammed her against the water heater. Then when I came out,
[00:09:56] I heard my son crying. He was saying, "Mom, get up,
[00:10:00] they killed us. Mom, get up. Dad, help! Come and look! Come
[00:10:04] closer, look at her blood." There, she throws herself, she
[00:10:07] throws herself on the child. The child was under her hands and feet, again hit by
[00:10:11] a missile fragment.
[00:10:20] A child with injuries on his hands and feet and memories of his mother that will always
[00:10:25] stay with him. His feet and hands. We
[00:10:28] are indebted to the staff of Sahebalzaman Hospital.
[00:10:32] May God protect them. They worked hard. The child is two years old. Miran Heidari. We
[00:10:36] don't dare bring him here because he cries so much and says "Mom, mom."
[00:10:40] His mother was martyred. He still doesn't know. He only
[00:10:43] knows this. He always says, "Dad, Dad, who
[00:10:47] hit Mom? Where is Mom?" I can't answer him.
[00:10:50] I am ashamed of Miran. I am Miran's aunt.
[00:10:54] His aunt.
[00:10:59] They brought her out of the house, completely covered in blood
[00:11:02] from her body to her head and feet.
[00:11:05] I didn't know where to put her. When I
[00:11:09] looked at her and held her in my arms, I saw her eyes were still. She wasn't breathing.
[00:11:13] I hit her face, but she still wasn't breathing.
[00:11:15] I am not sad about the martyrdom of my sister.
[00:11:18] She attained martyrdom. May her martyrdom be blessed.
[00:11:21] I am not sad about that.
[00:12:03] Residents of Jajrood Street, Resalat Square, Tehran.
[00:12:07] 40 Tehran citizens were martyred in an attack by a country that has repeatedly claimed
[00:12:10] it does not target civilians. On the eighteenth
[00:12:14] of Esfand,
[00:12:17] our neighborhood was hit
[00:12:21] by four or five missiles.
[00:12:25] 12 members of
[00:12:28] my family were affected by this incident.
[00:12:31] Our family was among the most ordinary families.
[00:12:35] Everyone was living a normal life, and
[00:12:39] it was
[00:12:42] truly a residential area.
[00:12:45] If anyone wants to know where it hit, this
[00:12:49] incident that happened to our house is a
[00:12:51] real document. In response to these criminal
[00:12:55] attacks and in revenge for the martyrdom of Iranian civilians,
[00:12:59] Iran targeted the bases of the American enemy in the Persian Gulf region,
[00:13:02] which has so far resulted in the death of 18 American
[00:13:06] soldiers and dozens injured.
[00:13:08] However,
[00:13:11] the Americans, despite their claims, target
[00:13:14] residential areas, target people's businesses,
[00:13:17] and claim to uphold human rights.
[00:13:21] On the 17th of Tir, when the attack was very widespread, it hit
[00:13:25] Hormozgan province. One of the Sayyids in Bandar
[00:13:28] Sirik, a Sunni, was working for God and was martyred.
[00:13:32] According to international laws, targeting civilians
[00:13:35] and destroying civilian infrastructure is a war crime
[00:13:39] contrary to international laws. I think
[00:13:43] this was the nuclear that Iran meant.
[00:13:46] The extent of suffering civilian inhabitants experienced.
[00:13:50] No military site, no factory
[00:13:53] site, no...
[00:14:25] people used to come in the morning to exercise. They hit the park
[00:14:28] exactly at the time people were exercising. Ramadan War and Hormoz Battle,
[00:14:32] Shajareh Tayyebeh School in Minab.
[00:14:34] Oh God,
[00:14:38] judgment day has come. Oh, my child! Oh,
[00:14:41] my!
[00:14:43] Oh!
[00:14:49] I am Amir Ali Jadavi. I am 6
[00:14:52] years old from the class.
[00:14:55] The smiling flowers class. What grade are you in? Which school do you
[00:14:59] study at?
[00:15:02] No.
[00:15:06] I saw my children under the rubble. A mother
[00:15:09] sees her children under the rubble and can't do anything for them.
[00:15:13] How hard it is. I pleaded with the woman so much, I said, "For
[00:15:16] God's sake, give my son a Basiji uniform."
[00:15:19] He gets upset. She said, "He's 9 years
[00:15:23] old." I said, "He's short. Imagine he's 7
[00:15:27] years old."
[00:15:30] When I bought him this Basiji uniform, he wore it for a few days.
[00:15:33] He wouldn't take it off. I said, "Mom,
[00:15:38] take off your clothes." I jokingly told him,
[00:15:41] "Iran, one day you might become a martyr."
[00:15:44] Better.
[00:15:46] In knowledge,
[00:15:58] it would come.
[00:15:59] My
[00:16:02] vote.
[00:18:37] What is this? What crime has a woman committed that they fire a missile from
[00:18:41] the other side of the world into her own land, into her own home,
[00:18:44] to be martyred? We never target civilians, and I would just
[00:18:48] tell you very strongly, the United States of America does not target
[00:18:52] civilians. But what is clear is that the United States would not target, deliberately target, a
[00:18:55] school. The United States military has
[00:18:59] never targeted civilians and puts constructs in place to
[00:19:02] ensure that to the maximum extent
[00:19:04] possible.
[00:24:10] Hussein ibn Ali wore a shirt
[00:24:14] of
[00:24:16] patience and illuminated the duty of the world.
[00:24:20] Hussein came so that
[00:24:23] hearts would be emptied of despair.
[00:24:27] He has taken the world.
[00:24:30] Those who are like Hussein and those who are like Yazid.
[00:24:34] Haider, Haider. In the name of.
[00:24:48] In the world,
[00:25:59] if you have support behind you,
[00:26:03] we have five. If the world
[00:26:07] supports you, we have the five.
[00:26:10] You have bunker-busters, we have
[00:26:14] Khaybar-busters. Haydar,
[00:26:29] in that storm, the end.
[00:26:32] The end of the storm. If you have
[00:26:35] read the Shahnameh, you know well
[00:26:38] that the end
[00:26:40] of this story is the battle of
[00:26:43] Rostam.
[00:26:46] From now on, we have one goal, and that is
[00:26:50] the heart of the students. And live
[00:26:53] on.
[00:27:56] Oh, Karbala! Did you not remain
[00:28:00] in hardship and affliction? You carry in
[00:28:03] your soil sorrows
[00:28:06] and suffering. In every evil of
[00:28:10] separation, there is a story
[00:28:13] of blood that narrates the tragedy
[00:28:15] of Hussein.
[00:28:22] Allah
[00:28:26] is my Lord. To him. He
[00:28:30] counts.
[00:29:13] Government is not just about ruling.
[00:29:16] نیست.
[00:29:22] Government is in the hearts. It's in the hearts.
[00:29:25] Popular government
[00:29:28] is in the minds. In the mind.
[00:29:31] Dear viewers,
[00:30:22] greetings. The trip of our Minister of Industry, Mine, and Trade to
[00:30:25] Kyrgyzstan to participate in the meeting of the Prime Ministers of the Eurasian
[00:30:29] Economic Union. Mr.
[00:30:32] Atabek has gone to Kyrgyzstan as a representative of our country's First Vice President.
[00:30:36] The Minister of Industry, Mine, and Trade said in Bishkek: the development of
[00:30:39] economic and industrial cooperation with
[00:30:43] the member countries of the Eurasian Union, using the economic capacities
[00:30:46] of the member countries to neutralize US and Western sanctions,
[00:30:50] and reviewing the latest status of the implementation of the Free Trade Agreement
[00:30:54] between Iran and the Eurasian Union
[00:30:57] are among the goals of this trip. Russia.