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[00:00:00] My words were finished, and from the corner of his eye, Mr. Sajjad's
[00:00:03] tears flowed. That is, in his
[00:00:06] last moments, yes, he was attached to the children.
[00:00:10] Yes, yes, despite being passionate about martyrdom,
[00:00:14] he still had
[00:00:17] a longing for his children. In a coma, you were speaking,
[00:00:21] and I remembered this old poem: "He who knew you,
[00:00:24] what would he do with his life, children,
[00:00:27] family, and home?" Well, thank you
[00:00:31] and I am grateful. May God grant you patience, and
[00:00:35] may your two precious children grow up like Sajjad
[00:00:38] to be the prelude to the advent, God willing. Thank you.
[00:01:30] I want to give you this picture
[00:01:33] in a very simple and humble way, and you can talk
[00:01:37] to your martyred father. Iran doesn't have it. No problem.
[00:01:40] It's not a problem. Thanks.
[00:01:44] Hello, Dad. Now I remember that time
[00:01:47] in the mosque during Itikaf when you said, "Reyhaneh, do you pray
[00:01:51] for me to become a martyr?" I am sure
[00:01:54] you will return one day with Imam Zaman.
[00:01:58] All martyrs are alive.
[00:02:18] We had a very special relationship. For example, I was very much a daddy's girl. For example, when
[00:02:21] we went to family gatherings, I always went and sat with
[00:02:25] my dad. I was always with my dad, and then everyone would say, "Jan, how lucky you are! How much
[00:02:29] your dad loves you! He's your dad. For example, he hugs you, he gives
[00:02:32] you affection." And then dad always thought about us. He always wanted
[00:02:36] me to memorize the Surahs of the Quran. Then, even when the
[00:02:40] war of Ramadan started, he said, "Reyhaneh, the Leader has recommended
[00:02:43] that we memorize Surah Al-Fath. Yes, try to memorize Surah Al-Fath."
[00:02:46] I memorized the first two pages of Surah Al-Fath,
[00:02:49] and then my dad was martyred. I continued
[00:02:53] it and memorized the rest. Now I also promise
[00:02:56] to try to memorize my Quran and study
[00:03:00] my lessons. At night, I go to the gathering with the intention of my dad,
[00:03:04] and I also ask people that all of us must continue
[00:03:08] the path of the martyrs.
[00:04:52] We are at the Martyrs' Cemetery of Minab, the innocent
[00:04:55] martyrs of the
[00:04:58] blessed tree school. Dear angels
[00:05:02] of Iran, well, it's August
[00:05:06] 2026. A few days ago,
[00:05:09] the remains of the martyrs that had been found
[00:05:13] and identified through DNA were also
[00:05:16] for 32 dear martyrs. 34
[00:05:20] of the pure bodies
[00:05:23] of the martyrs, for 32 martyrs,
[00:05:25] were
[00:05:27] buried in this section of the Martyrs' Cemetery, next to the Martyrs' Cemetery, on this side.
[00:05:31] The great wound was revived again.
[00:05:34] The children of Minab
[00:05:38] became more alive again. This wound will never cool down for the people
[00:05:41] of Iran. And of course, for their patient and resistant families.
[00:05:45] You see, it's 12 AM, but many
[00:05:48] families come to the graves of their martyrs and stay
[00:05:52] until dawn. Let's go see this new grave
[00:05:55] that they have also made for the newly found
[00:05:58] remains.
[00:06:10] These are 64 pieces of the dismembered
[00:06:14] bodies of the angels of Minab.
[00:06:18] After several months, they were found
[00:06:21] and DNA testing itself shows the innocence and oppression of these
[00:06:25] martyrs, that these
[00:06:27] pure bodies were found
[00:06:30] in pieces, and still two
[00:06:33] of the martyrs, the body
[00:06:37] of dear Makhan Nasiri, has not been found yet,
[00:06:40] and also dear Amirali,
[00:06:44] dear Amirali Jadavi. This is the view
[00:06:46] of the martyrs of Minab school, and that magnificent funeral
[00:06:49] on the first day of the funeral, and
[00:06:53] the heartbreaking funeral
[00:06:56] in these recent days, which truly renewed
[00:06:59] all our grief, and God willing, this grief and this
[00:07:03] mourning is a grief that will end in revenge,
[00:07:07] and it is a sorrow that will turn into an epic
[00:07:10] by the valiant people.
[00:07:43] It's 12 AM. We came
[00:07:46] to Golzarshah.
[00:07:51] Jadavi, like Makhan Nasiri,
[00:07:54] we just found out that nothing is left of him either.
[00:07:58] Nothing, and only his liver was purified
[00:08:01] here. He is missing, because
[00:08:04] his mother was pregnant, they hadn't told her,
[00:08:07] and
[00:08:09] his mother just found out. I don't know if
[00:08:13] we can talk to her or not, because I'm not
[00:08:16] feeling well, but we're going to offer
[00:08:19] condolences.
[00:08:27] Hello. Hello.
[00:08:29] Excuse me.
[00:08:32] We offer our condolences to you. Are you well, thank God?
[00:08:35] After 5 months, you just found out?
[00:08:39] Who told you? Two nights ago. Two nights ago.
[00:08:43] There is no god
[00:08:44] but God.
[00:08:53] Amirali's pure body,
[00:08:55] like Makhan's,
[00:08:59] has ascended to heaven and is still in the school.
[00:09:02] Amirali is still
[00:09:05] in the school. If you have anything to say
[00:09:08] to the people of Iran, the people
[00:09:11] are all kind to us. They come here from
[00:09:15] everywhere.
[00:09:18] All our children have gone. God willing, this America
[00:09:22] and Israel will be destroyed as soon as possible.
[00:09:26] If you have a message for those children who are on the launcher
[00:09:29] in the trenches, what would you say to them? May God protect
[00:09:32] them. May they take revenge for our children. We are always
[00:09:36] praying for them. We are always praying
[00:09:40] for all of them, for everyone in the front. Do you have a memory
[00:09:43] of Amirali, of his last day, of his last days? Tell us.
[00:09:46] Amirali, like other children, loved
[00:09:50] playing with
[00:09:53] his friends.
[00:09:56] All of them, I say, all his close friends were martyred.
[00:09:59] Every one of his friends who were very close
[00:10:03] to him were all martyred.
[00:10:05] The last day he wanted to leave,
[00:10:07] do you remember the last
[00:10:11] image of him? You know, in the yard, with his sports clothes,
[00:10:14] I said goodbye. They had sports.
[00:10:17] We had sports day. He said goodbye
[00:10:20] in his sports clothes in the yard.
[00:10:23] Hello, Ms. Jalali.
[00:10:26] I am Amirali Jadavi. I am 6
[00:10:30] years old, from the class of
[00:10:33] smiling flowers.
[00:10:41] Hello, oh sorrow of the moments of
[00:10:45] separation.
[00:10:51] Goodbye. Poem of the nights.
[00:10:57] If you want to send a message to our dear Leader,
[00:11:00] what would you say? They thank
[00:11:03] him. He thinks about us a lot. He thinks about avenging the blood
[00:11:07] of the children. A few
[00:11:09] days ago, representatives from his office came to visit
[00:11:12] us. I am grateful that he is thinking
[00:11:15] of us, thinking of taking
[00:11:17] revenge.
[00:11:21] Mr. Jadavi, Amirali's father,
[00:11:25] has arrived. Please tell us how you found out, and why
[00:11:29] the story wasn't told until now. I myself was
[00:11:33] there from the very first moment, before the first missile
[00:11:36] hit the school. I was there.
[00:11:39] Exactly at 11:13
[00:11:43] my wife called. My wife
[00:11:46] didn't answer the first call. They said, "Answer it, maybe it's from Amirali's school,
[00:11:49] maybe it's a holiday," because they said there was
[00:11:52] war. Then when I spoke
[00:11:55] to my wife, she immediately answered the phone. Just maybe a short
[00:11:59] sentence: "Come for Amirali, the school is closed."
[00:12:03] Then she said, "So go get him, so the child doesn't
[00:12:07] get scared, God forbid." Now, the probability that
[00:12:11] the school would be hit was zero, I thought. I
[00:12:14] went and arrived at that very
[00:12:17] moment. The missile came
[00:12:21] and hit the school. It hit
[00:12:24] the school. I just came out and said, "Oh God, they hit the school!"
[00:12:28] I still thought maybe it hit
[00:12:31] next to it. So I opened the car
[00:12:34] door and just ran into the schoolyard. The door
[00:12:38] was open. I was driving the car. I ran
[00:12:40] into the schoolyard and saw that no, the schoolyard was completely full
[00:12:44] of smoke and dust and
[00:12:48] a lot of shouting and so on. Now,
[00:12:51] the children were small. The first missile
[00:12:54] was not a missile that destroyed
[00:12:56] the entire school.
[00:12:58] The third one hit the school while I was there.
[00:13:00] The school was completely destroyed.
[00:13:10] The school was completed, a mound of earth. We dug
[00:13:14] and so on, and with a bulldozer we found it and hit the roof, a hole.
[00:13:18] We also made a hole and looked.
[00:13:20] It was completely stuck.
[00:13:23] Then the children, these who have just come
[00:13:27] now, and maybe they might say, maybe some of them were not
[00:13:31] martyrs' families. They were a little more aware
[00:13:34] than us. They said, "What are you doing?"
[00:13:37] He said, "This is hard."
[00:13:40] The class of
[00:13:44] girls. I searched, but I didn't find any sign of Amirani.
[00:13:46] They came home. I
[00:13:49] didn't have a day to come.
[00:13:51] They would come.
[00:13:54] I would say, "What should I say?" I kept preparing myself.
[00:13:57] He would come back, one step, one step, one step forward.
[00:14:00] It didn't work. We would come back, change our clothes,
[00:14:04] and then we would gather some things and go
[00:14:07] back to the house. They said, "We have to go
[00:14:10] there." I came here. When I entered,
[00:14:14] my wife saw me. She came. "Did you bring
[00:14:17] Amirali?"
[00:14:19] What should I tell her? Amirali is not here. Pray
[00:14:23] that he is found.
[00:14:26] Then I said the pain got worse. Crying
[00:14:29] and distress and so on.
[00:14:31] Uh,
[00:14:35] too much distress.
[00:14:51] Amirali's teacher is Ms. Shahriari, who
[00:14:55] on the last day, she said I found her. The lady called and said
[00:14:59] I found the lady. You also come. They brought
[00:15:02] a cover. I found the lady's
[00:15:05] hand in it. At that time, Ms.
[00:15:09] Shahriari's hand was severed from the wrist. She had
[00:15:11] a wedding ring on her hand.
[00:15:15] She had found that. Her husband was identified. He said,
[00:15:19] "I found her in this cover." We also
[00:15:22] went into that cover. I said, "If you find
[00:15:30] no, there's no body, just a few burnt hands
[00:15:34] and now it's in pieces. A few.
[00:15:37] from the foot. At the last moment, he came
[00:15:39] and said,
[00:15:41] "What color were Amirali's shoes?" I said, "Fluorescent
[00:15:45] green football shoes." A very small piece of this shoe
[00:15:49] had fallen inside. There was no sign
[00:15:52] of him. We didn't recognize anything else.
[00:15:56] And then they said, "Sir, we
[00:15:59] want to
[00:16:02] hold the ceremony completely after three
[00:16:05] days." The last thing they said was, "You have to find something
[00:16:09] to issue a burial permit. Otherwise, we
[00:16:12] cannot issue a burial permit for you." We said, "For now,
[00:16:15] a piece of Amirali's needs will be taken
[00:16:19] so that it can be issued here, so that there is a report."
[00:16:22] We
[00:16:24] took that. There, they said, "Where did you command from?" I said, "I don't recognize
[00:16:28] it. I just say a piece of his shoe was here
[00:16:32] next to this foot.
[00:16:34] See, he picked this up and got a burial permit.
[00:18:09] Every day, in every family's home, they prepare
[00:18:13] a meal for the resistance
[00:18:16] front. Today,
[00:18:20] we are here with friends and family,
[00:18:24] busy making annual sandwiches.
[00:18:27] Do you rotate through the local houses or are you here every night? No,
[00:18:30] every night a different house. Tomorrow,
[00:18:34] another meal, another house, so that it's completely done by the end of the week. Only
[00:18:38] on Thursdays, we have something set up where each family,
[00:18:41] meaning with the intention of 20, each family
[00:18:45] of people, comes with packages of 20,
[00:18:48] which are varied. They prepare them and bring them to the mosque,
[00:18:52] hand them over, and we present them to our dear fighters,
[00:18:55] the front of resistance. Bravo! The cost is borne by the people themselves.
[00:18:58] By the people themselves, yes. The cost is also borne by the people. People collect
[00:19:02] it, and then
[00:19:04] it starts.
[00:19:19] One is at a loss for words, and language is inadequate to express this pride
[00:19:22] and determination of these people in this old
[00:19:25] palm neighborhood. You saw the alleys and streets we came
[00:19:28] through, the deprived neighborhood
[00:19:32] of Bandar Abbas. If you want to send a message
[00:19:35] with these meals and food that you send, if you want to write
[00:19:39] or say a message, what would you tell the fighters
[00:19:42] if they saw it? Truly, I say, "God bless you!"
[00:19:45] We are Southern women.
[00:19:48] We are always on the scene for any task, even if it is
[00:19:51] on the front line, nearby, even for
[00:19:55] defending our country, our locality and our things. We are always in every
[00:19:59] trench, however many there are. We are here, and truly, the enthusiasm
[00:20:02] of the women is very high. All the families are on the scene.
[00:20:06] Whatever they can do, they do. A
[00:20:09] popular resistance network has been formed in the
[00:20:12] South. In the different cities we visited
[00:20:16] on this trip, we saw this network up close,
[00:20:20] this popular network that starts with women and families.
[00:20:53] What's your name, uncle? Mehrzana. Mashallah, God bless you.
[00:20:57] I work here for our Leader,
[00:21:01] who always watches over all of us children, all of this
[00:21:04] land. Today, I am here because of my Leader,
[00:21:08] working. Bravo! Mashallah!
[00:21:11] For my martyred Leader! For the fighters
[00:21:13] of Islam! Mashallah! Bravo! What grade are you in?
[00:21:17] The first grade. Bravo!
[00:21:20] Bravo! If you want to tell our fighters, who are receiving the food
[00:21:24] you prepare, what would you say to them?
[00:21:27] I would say, "I always make a delicious
[00:21:30] meal for you." Bravo! Bravo!
[00:21:34] Always! What do you say to the enemy?
[00:21:37] I say, "I always know
[00:21:41] that America and Israel
[00:21:43] are squares."
[00:21:57] I wanted to say, on behalf of all the teenagers
[00:22:00] and all the women of Bandar, that we
[00:22:04] have protected the Strait. You know, we had. That is, if we want
[00:22:07] security, if we want justice, if
[00:22:11] we want economic prosperity, if we want progress, whatever
[00:22:14] we want to do, its prerequisite is security
[00:22:17] and defense of our homeland. That's why you see these people still
[00:22:21] serving their country when it needs them. These very people, these
[00:22:24] downtrodden classes of society, are those about whom Imam said
[00:22:28] they are the owners of the revolution. The downtrodden, and this
[00:22:32] revolution is the revolution of the downtrodden. These are the ones who stand up first
[00:22:35] and foremost. Serve the people
[00:22:38] and serve
[00:22:41] the decrees of Islam and for those
[00:22:45] who are our patrons.
[00:22:47] These lower-class people and these
[00:22:51] barefoot people, as you call them, these
[00:22:54] are our benefactors. If
[00:22:57] it weren't for them, we would have been in exile
[00:23:01] or imprisoned, or in
[00:23:03] isolation.
[00:23:06] It was they who saved all of us from these
[00:23:09] problems and brought
[00:23:12] all of us and seated us in a place
[00:23:16] that we thought was our place.
[00:23:19] We must be mindful that, sir,
[00:23:23] you are the same person who was imprisoned, and
[00:23:26] you are the same person who was in exile, and you
[00:23:30] are the same person who was in isolation. These
[00:23:34] people brought us out of all of this,
[00:23:37] and if we serve
[00:23:40] them for the rest of our lives, we will not be able
[00:23:44] to fulfill our service to them.
[00:23:47] May God grant us success
[00:23:50] so that we may be servants to them.
[00:23:54] In every southern city you visit,
[00:23:57] there are these houses that are making food,
[00:24:00] 30, 40, 50 portions, and they are distributed.
[00:24:04] A popular network for supporting
[00:24:08] the war has been formed, which reminds us of the Sacred
[00:24:11] Defense.
[00:24:12] Thank you.
[00:24:23] Besides our southern cities,
[00:24:26] all the cities of Iran must connect to this rear, to
[00:24:30] this front line. We must
[00:24:32] be able to send raw materials from Shiraz, Isfahan,
[00:24:36] Tehran, Tabriz, and the northern cities, Mashhad, and all of these
[00:24:39] must be able to send raw materials
[00:24:43] in some way. This network of ours must be connected,
[00:24:46] our capillary network must involve all
[00:24:49] the people, because they want to. I know that everyone's wish
[00:24:53] is to help the war effort, to help our fighters.
[00:24:57] The gatherings
[00:25:07] of Mr. Askari,
[00:25:10] cultural. They themselves have made
[00:25:13] some equipment, missiles, and so on, from this very neighborhood with their own tools
[00:25:17] and equipment. They give them away. Very beautiful.
[00:25:56] May God grant all of you, all of us, the success
[00:26:00] of serving humanity
[00:26:02] and worshipping God, for serving humanity is also one
[00:26:06] of the greatest divine
[00:26:09] acts of worship. May He grant it. O God,
[00:26:12] Amen, and peace and God's mercy be upon you.
[00:26:28] Hello, Karbala! Hello,
[00:26:30] Karbala!
[00:29:32] The day of judgment is when
[00:29:35] Imam's independence and freedom
[00:29:39] are
[00:29:42] our souls. The martyrs'
[00:29:45] voices echo in the ear of time,
[00:29:48] shouting
[00:29:51] "Long live eternal
[00:29:54] Iran's Islamic
[00:29:58] Republic!"
[00:30:00] Hello, good Saturday morning to you.
[00:30:23] Iran won its first gold medal at the International
[00:30:26] Artificial Intelligence Olympiad. The Iranian national AI Olympiad team
[00:30:30] won one gold medal, two
[00:30:34] silver medals, and one bronze medal at the 32nd
[00:30:37] International AI Olympiad in Kazakhstan. In this round
[00:30:41] of competitions, which were held from August 2nd to 7th,
[00:30:44] Shayan Rezazadeh won the gold medal, Mohammad Reza Darvishi and
[00:30:48] Mohammad Amin Nazmfar won silver medals, and Mani
[00:30:52] Monjipour won the bronze medal.
[00:30:55] This round of competitions was attended by more than