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[00:00:15] In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. Good evening. The deputy
[00:00:18] commander of the IRGC Quds Force said that Islamic Iran observes
[00:00:22] good neighborliness but responds to the origin of aggression.
[00:00:26] General Fallahzadeh said in a gathering of armed forces personnel
[00:00:30] in Fars province that the enemy tried
[00:00:33] to create a coup in the year
[00:00:37] 14 to bring people to the streets,
[00:00:40] but with the presence of the people, the Basij, and the heroic
[00:00:44] police, this goal was not achieved, and
[00:00:47] the plan for overthrow and internal unrest failed.
[00:00:50] After that, the enemy went after missile
[00:00:54] overthrow, but the missile attacks and actions
[00:00:57] of the enemy in this regard also did not succeed.
[00:01:00] The deputy commander of the IRGC Quds Force appreciated the struggles of the resistance
[00:01:04] front against the American Zionist enemy.
[00:01:08] Hezbollah, the hero, immobilized 6
[00:01:11] divisions of the enemy,
[00:01:15] including the Golani Brigade and the
[00:01:17] Givati Brigade,
[00:01:20] and two artillery brigades, in addition to two engineering brigades
[00:01:24] on the border of occupied Palestine
[00:01:27] and Lebanon for 120 days.
[00:01:30] The Iraqi resistance carried out more than
[00:01:33] 113 attacks on
[00:01:36] enemy bases and against separatist revolutionaries
[00:01:40] داشت
[00:01:43] and drove the enemy out of Iraq.
[00:01:45] داد.
[00:01:48] Ansarullah entered the battle.
[00:01:50] شد.
[00:01:53] It had not yet entered the main battle. If it had, we would have turned
[00:01:56] the Bab al-Mandab Strait and
[00:01:59] the Red Sea
[00:02:01] into hell for you.
[00:02:06] With the actions of the Ministry of Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Handicrafts,
[00:02:10] the process of global registration of the Jameh Mosque of
[00:02:13] Varamin, as the most prominent four-iwan mosque in the country,
[00:02:17] entered the executive phase. This mosque, with a history
[00:02:21] of about 800 years, is one of the most valuable
[00:02:24] architectural works remaining from the Ilkhanid period.
[00:02:28] شمار می رود.
[00:02:42] The Jameh Mosque of Varamin, with a history of about 800 years and
[00:02:46] an area of 2850 square meters, is a unique work
[00:02:49] among the historical and religious buildings of the country. This mosque
[00:02:53] is like a museum. Considering that its mosaic tiles
[00:02:56] and plasterwork,
[00:03:00] and all the decorations here are unique. The mihrab is one of
[00:03:04] the three top mihrabs in Iran. One is this mihrab, one
[00:03:07] is the Jameh Mosque of Urmia, and one is the Jameh Mosque of Isfahan. It is the most prominent
[00:03:11] four-iwan and developed mosque in our country.
[00:03:15] For about two years, the path to global registration of one of
[00:03:18] Iran's most valuable architectural works has been paved, and the global registration
[00:03:21] of this mosque has entered the executive phase. We have started the operational steps
[00:03:25] to prepare the file and eliminate existing
[00:03:29] obstacles and obtain executive procedures on our agenda,
[00:03:33] and we have had challenges in various fields, which have been resolved,
[00:03:36] and the file of this historical and valuable building has been completed
[00:03:40] and is ready for registration in the World Heritage List.
[00:03:43] The global registration of the Jameh Mosque of Varamin is under consideration
[00:03:47] by UNESCO as part of the Iran mosques file. We currently have three
[00:03:51] files in line, and we hope to expedite their preparation for next year.
[00:03:54] The Tous complex
[00:03:57] is in Khorasan, Mashhad. The complex
[00:04:00] of mosques, historical mosques of Iran, has now
[00:04:04] 35 mosques confirmed. And
[00:04:06] we have the port of Siraf in Bushehr
[00:04:10] and the south of the country. These, God willing,
[00:04:14] will have their files opened for global registration, and my colleagues will follow
[00:04:18] up on them. The inclusion of the Jameh Mosque of Varamin in the World
[00:04:22] Heritage List will recognize this city on the international
[00:04:25] tourism map. Shams Aria,
[00:04:28] IRIB News Agency.
[00:04:32] The UK Maritime Trade Operations organization announced on Saturday
[00:04:36] that a ship 18 nautical miles
[00:04:39] east of Oman was hit by an unknown
[00:04:43] projectile. According to the organization,
[00:04:46] the ship caught fire after the incident.
[00:04:49] The organization did not provide further details about the type
[00:04:52] of projectile, the identity of the ship, or the perpetrator
[00:04:56] of the incident.
[00:05:00] Growing concerns about a sharp decline in diesel
[00:05:03] reserves in Europe. Bloomberg News reported
[00:05:07] that the war in West Asia and damage to refineries
[00:05:10] in the Persian Gulf states and the war in
[00:05:13] Ukraine have disrupted global diesel supply.
[00:05:17] The news agency reported that
[00:05:20] Europe is more exposed to this crisis than other regions
[00:05:24] because the continent's domestic refining capacity is not
[00:05:28] sufficient and it is highly dependent on diesel imports.
[00:05:31] According to the report, the price of diesel in Europe
[00:05:35] has increased by almost 40% so far. According to market
[00:05:39] analysts, the increase in demand for diesel in Asia
[00:05:42] coinciding with the approaching winter season could put more
[00:05:46] pressure on the global market for this fuel.
[00:05:49] کند.
[00:05:52] Please stay with the news channel.
[00:06:33] In the name of God, hello. Good evening. Welcome
[00:06:36] to today's world, Saturday, the 17th of August,
[00:06:39] 1405 Hijri. Let's review
[00:06:42] together the most important topics that we want
[00:06:46] to discuss tonight.
[00:06:49] CNN Television
[00:06:58] reported that the highest US military official
[00:07:02] is looking for a way to exit the war
[00:07:06] with Iran.
[00:07:08] New phase of the Yemeni army's
[00:07:11] operation against Saudi mercenaries and troops.
[00:07:14] مزدوران و نظامیان سعودی.
[00:07:27] Actions of the Chinese Ministry of Commerce to tighten
[00:07:31] control over the export of drone-related
[00:07:35] items to the US.
[00:07:35] آمریکا.
[00:07:44] A look at the meeting of the prime ministers of Eurasia. Iran,
[00:07:48] a strategic partner of the Eurasian Economic Union, on
[00:07:51] the path of trade development and regional integration.
[00:07:54] From the West Bank to
[00:07:58] Gaza, raids and attacks by Zionist
[00:08:01] forces on
[00:08:03] Palestinians.
[00:08:15] CNN reported that the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff of the US Army
[00:08:19] , in a private conversation with senior Trump administration
[00:08:23] officials, expressed concern about the consequences
[00:08:27] of escalating conflict with Iran and called
[00:08:30] for a way out of
[00:08:33] the war. General Dunford warned that
[00:08:36] the military options discussed for escalating the conflict
[00:08:40] might have counterproductive results.
[00:09:00] Military options can backfire, and
[00:09:04] air power alone cannot achieve US objectives.
[00:09:07] The report emphasizes that the American general
[00:09:11] is looking for an escape route.
[00:09:14] Air power has its limitations, and these limitations
[00:09:17] should always be considered.
[00:09:20] Even with this limited tool,
[00:09:23] the well has run dry. The latest Pentagon assessment
[00:09:27] shows that the US military used nearly 80%
[00:09:30] of its THAAD defense system and about half of its Patriot
[00:09:34] missiles in the war with Iran.
[00:09:37] Solving this problem will take years.
[00:09:40] A hasty decision
[00:09:42] to go to war with Iran completely emptied the warehouses, and now
[00:09:46] exiting the war is the only option on the table. General
[00:09:50] Charles Costanza , commander of the US Fifth
[00:09:53] Army, who was recently and suddenly dismissed,
[00:09:56] had also previously expressed concern about the US weakness
[00:10:00] in defending against Iranian drones. These concerns
[00:10:04] prompted Trump to retreat from his recent threat to attack
[00:10:08] Iran. Since the beginning of the war,
[00:10:11] Donald Trump has precisely threatened a widespread attack
[00:10:14] 7 times, and all seven times he has retreated
[00:10:18] with his tail between his legs. These successive retreats and
[00:10:22] political bluffs have left nothing of America's credibility.
[00:10:25] The increasing human costs of Trump's war are now worrying
[00:10:29] many in the US. According to an Associated
[00:10:33] Press report, nearly 700 American soldiers sustained
[00:10:36] brain injuries in Iranian drone and missile attacks.
[00:10:40] This was an unnecessary war that Trump
[00:10:43] entered without any plan. The pressure on our troops
[00:10:47] is increasing day by day. We do not have the necessary equipment
[00:10:51] to defend them, and there are strange reports of extreme fatigue and severe shortages.
[00:10:57] The situation has become so critical that the US Central
[00:11:00] Command is suffering from strategic confusion in the sixth
[00:11:04] month of the war and is frantically looking for a way
[00:11:07] to escape this war by sending internal
[00:11:11] emails. Azadeh Taheri, IRIB News Agency.
[00:11:15] سیما
[00:11:17] We are joined by Mr. Mohammad Qaderi, international affairs expert.
[00:11:20] Mr. Qaderi, good evening. Mr.
[00:11:24] Qaderi, in your opinion, what other objective signs,
[00:11:28] besides those mentioned, are telling us that the Americans
[00:11:32] are looking to end the war,
[00:11:35] or are all these signs perhaps a deceptive operation
[00:11:39] by them? What is your opinion? In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most
[00:11:43] Merciful. I greet you and all the esteemed
[00:11:46] viewers of the news channel. I also congratulate
[00:11:49] you and all your colleagues on Reporter's Day.
[00:11:53] Thank you. You see, what
[00:11:55] needs to be paid attention to is that the most
[00:11:59] important sign is the non-realization of
[00:12:02] the declared goals of Donald Trump and
[00:12:05] Benjamin Netanyahu in the imposed war against the Iranian nation.
[00:12:08] That is why you see that at various
[00:12:12] intervals they try
[00:12:15] to divert public opinion
[00:12:18] from what they initially
[00:12:21] announced by presenting
[00:12:24] intermediate goals or goals that they were able
[00:12:28] to achieve at certain points. The most important
[00:12:31] declared goals were, in fact, the collapse of the Islamic
[00:12:34] Republic of Iran, the issue of the country's disintegration,
[00:12:38] the issue of destroying the country's military
[00:12:41] and defense capabilities, the issue of destroying the country's nuclear
[00:12:45] capabilities, and even Trump used much stronger
[00:12:48] words. He repeatedly said that he had erased
[00:12:52] Iran from the map of geography and
[00:12:55] so on. Well, this is the most important reason
[00:12:58] why we can explicitly declare that the Americans
[00:13:01] have failed in this war because none of these goals
[00:13:05] that were officially and publicly announced repeatedly
[00:13:08] in their media, in press conferences,
[00:13:12] and in the personal pages
[00:13:15] that Trump constantly published
[00:13:19] posts from, were achieved, so much so that he was forced
[00:13:22] to enter into negotiations
[00:13:26] with the very country he claimed he had erased
[00:13:29] from the map of geography. This is one point. The second
[00:13:33] point is that, well,
[00:13:36] the events that happened after
[00:13:40] the ceasefire and the deadlock
[00:13:44] that was created for Trump in the Strait of Hormuz
[00:13:47] and practically plunged him into a quagmire
[00:13:50] where not only his declared
[00:13:53] goals were not achieved, but
[00:13:57] it also added to the problems of
[00:14:01] Donald Trump's foreign policy structure, both
[00:14:04] in the economic and trade spheres,
[00:14:08] and in the security sphere. We see
[00:14:10] that even a significant portion of Trump's
[00:14:14] supporters, in addition to his critics and opponents,
[00:14:16] are now emphasizing that Trump, because
[00:14:20] of his foolishness, because of his attention
[00:14:24] to inaccurate reports
[00:14:27] and wrong calculations by his advisors,
[00:14:30] today his only
[00:14:33] hope and his only goal,
[00:14:36] in fact, is to be able to restore
[00:14:40] the Strait of Hormuz to its pre-war state.
[00:14:44] This also very clearly shows us
[00:14:47] that Trump was unable to achieve his goals
[00:14:51] and failed. The third point
[00:14:54] is that, in essence, Trump's behavior and
[00:14:58] , in fact, rhetoric, are showing us that this man
[00:15:01] and this political figure are completely
[00:15:04] suffering from confusion
[00:15:07] and helplessness. Just a few nights ago, when
[00:15:09] he announced a time when
[00:15:13] he would attack Iran, you saw that within a few
[00:15:17] hours, in a very strange and unusual way,
[00:15:20] he published almost 20 posts on his personal
[00:15:24] page without text. Only with a series of images.
[00:15:27] Almost all analysts, when they saw this behavior
[00:15:31] from Trump, immediately came to a conclusion,
[00:15:34] which was Trump's helplessness in getting out of
[00:15:37] the quagmire he created with his own hands,
[00:15:41] and today he has no clear
[00:15:44] strategy to get out of it. Mr.
[00:15:48] Qaderi, this admission by the Chairman of the Joint
[00:15:52] Chiefs of Staff of the US Army, General Dunford,
[00:15:55] that he called for a way out of the war
[00:15:59] with Iran, when we consider it alongside the fact that the families
[00:16:03] of American soldiers on the aircraft
[00:16:06] carrier Abraham Lincoln expressed unbearable
[00:16:09] statements that there was no food there, no proper
[00:16:13] care, and many other problems
[00:16:17] they are facing, and with these problems, meaning for about
[00:16:20] 8 months that this carrier has been in operational
[00:16:24] mode, it shows that the US Army seems
[00:16:27] to be worn out, and to prevent further
[00:16:31] damage or a major scandal, it seems
[00:16:34] to be looking for a way out. Can these propositions
[00:16:38] be true, or can we again
[00:16:41] emphasize the point that Americans have previously
[00:16:44] shown that they create a media stunt
[00:16:48] or a show to orchestrate another attack?
[00:16:52] In your opinion, which one is closer to
[00:16:56] reality? You see,
[00:16:59] the propositions you just rightly mentioned
[00:17:02] are propositions that, for a limited
[00:17:05] number of times, are being admitted
[00:17:08] by official American officials.
[00:17:11] This does not mean that these were not
[00:17:14] realities. Perhaps at times,
[00:17:18] we can accurately evaluate
[00:17:21] the words of some
[00:17:24] analysts. However, first, there is a general
[00:17:28] logic. After all, for nearly 8
[00:17:31] months, when you have operational
[00:17:34] conditions for a certain number of personnel,
[00:17:37] far from home, and for soldiers
[00:17:41] who have no,
[00:17:44] in fact, ideological or jihadist approach
[00:17:47] to the matter, they are completely
[00:17:50] looking at the issue within their own framework. When you
[00:17:54] evaluate it, logically, this erosion has occurred.
[00:17:57] In addition, we have had numerous
[00:18:01] leaks of news at various intervals that contained
[00:18:04] the very points that this American general
[00:18:09] has now admitted, and they have been repeatedly reflected in the media
[00:18:13] and personal pages of various media outlets.
[00:18:17] So it is not an unrealistic and purely performative
[00:18:20] matter, but rather an event that has practically
[00:18:24] occurred, and it seems that, practically, today,
[00:18:28] as we are talking, due to the mental,
[00:18:31] physical, and spiritual exhaustion that American
[00:18:35] soldiers have experienced, perhaps this is one of
[00:18:39] Trump's most important weaknesses,
[00:18:42] and even in the operation he claimed he wanted
[00:18:46] to carry out on the ground, but then canceled,
[00:18:49] this might be the reason, and we can consider it very
[00:18:53] influential. Well, this should be considered alongside the decrease
[00:18:56] in their ammunition stockpiles and other issues,
[00:19:00] and it should be evaluated as a set of reasons
[00:19:04] and evidence of their defeat. Mr. Qaderi,
[00:19:07] you made a good point. We have also
[00:19:10] talked a lot about the depletion of the American
[00:19:14] enemy's missile stockpiles,
[00:19:17] specifically their defensive stockpiles in the region.
[00:19:20] Even when we look at
[00:19:23] FlightRadar24, we see their refueling
[00:19:27] aircraft are currently
[00:19:31] flying in the southern Persian Gulf. Many say
[00:19:35] these are for refueling those AWACS.
[00:19:41] After their radars were hit, they are acting as
[00:19:44] radars and refueling them, and this itself
[00:19:48] has imposed a very heavy cost on the American
[00:19:52] enemy. Some attribute this to the fact that
[00:19:56] after the Yemeni armed forces closed the Bab
[00:19:59] al-Mandab Strait and started a siege against the Saudi
[00:20:02] siege, the Americans are terrified that the scope
[00:20:06] will extend to them. Previously, we witnessed
[00:20:10] the Americans fleeing from the attacks
[00:20:13] of the Yemeni armed forces.
[00:20:16] How much do you think these are related to each other,
[00:20:19] that the Americans want to leave quickly, or
[00:20:23] again, we return to General Dunford's confession?
[00:20:26] How much can these be closely related to each other,
[00:20:30] in your opinion? You see, if I give
[00:20:33] you a clearer example, the audience will fully
[00:20:37] understand the logical and, in fact,
[00:20:40] parallel connection between the points you mentioned.
[00:20:43] You see, in the period,
[00:20:47] in fact, after the ceasefire,
[00:20:50] when the negotiation process began,
[00:20:54] we had a new 17-day war.
[00:20:57] This time, Trump, without involving
[00:21:00] the Zionists, once again attacked
[00:21:04] our country. This itself has a point, which
[00:21:07] is that Trump was under pressure from several
[00:21:11] angles. First, a significant portion was telling him
[00:21:14] that he was influenced by Netanyahu's suggestions
[00:21:18] to enter this war. He wanted to declare
[00:21:21] that no, without any request
[00:21:24] or suggestions, I myself had the will
[00:21:28] to attack Iran. That is why he himself started
[00:21:31] this new 17-day war and did not allow Israel to intervene.
[00:21:35] The second point was that he was under severe
[00:21:39] pressure, both from domestic public opinion
[00:21:42] in the United States and from Western public
[00:21:46] opinion around the world, especially Europeans,
[00:21:50] who were severely pressured by energy
[00:21:53] economics. He was very psychologically pressured
[00:21:56] and was looking to achieve a minimal achievement
[00:22:00] to get himself out of this quagmire.
[00:22:03] The unbelievably large
[00:22:06] and, in a way, abnormal
[00:22:09] attacks by Trump
[00:22:12] on our infrastructure were largely
[00:22:16] aimed at raising the level of concern
[00:22:20] and fear to the highest level,
[00:22:23] hoping that without getting
[00:22:26] into a physical conflict, he could force
[00:22:30] Iran to retreat and make concessions
[00:22:33] on a large scale, and then he would claim
[00:22:37] this concession as a victory. I think this, along with the points
[00:22:41] you mentioned, clearly shows Trump's inability.
[00:22:45] Thank you very much to Mr. Qaderi, international affairs
[00:22:47] expert.
[00:23:00] After the Chinese Ministry of Commerce tightened
[00:23:03] control over the export of drone-related
[00:23:06] items to the US, many experts
[00:23:09] believe that, given China's role in the supply
[00:23:13] chain of this industry, Beijing's action could
[00:23:16] pose a new challenge to the US military industry.
[00:23:22] The release of a new statement from this building turned
[00:23:26] another page in the book of tensions between China and the US.
[00:23:29] The Chinese Ministry of Commerce announced that it has restricted
[00:23:33] the export of dual-use items used in the drone industry
[00:23:36] and unmanned aircraft to the US.
[00:23:39] Beijing's retaliatory action comes after
[00:23:43] Washington sanctioned 43 Chinese entities and companies under the pretext
[00:23:47] of threatening US national security and defending
[00:23:56] unilateral American actions. We will take all
[00:23:59] necessary measures to protect the legitimate rights and interests
[00:24:02] of our companies and citizens and will not succumb
[00:24:06] to any coercion or pressure.
[00:24:09] China is the beating heart of the global drone industry,
[00:24:13] where about 90% of the world's commercial drones are manufactured
[00:24:16] and about 80% of the world's demand for components
[00:24:20] for this industry is met.
[00:24:21] میکند.
[00:24:27] Tariffs, trade wars, and US sanctions against China do not have
[00:24:30] much effect on us, but rather are more detrimental
[00:24:34] to them. Their supply chain is heavily dependent on us.
[00:24:37] China produces 90% of permanent magnets and lithium
[00:24:41] batteries, which are a vital material in
[00:24:44] their construction.
[00:24:47] While news of a shortage
[00:24:50] of US military weapons after the war against Iran is being reported
[00:24:53] these days, China's new action could pose a new
[00:24:57] challenge to the US military industry.
[00:24:59] کند.
[00:25:02] Regarding the US-China trade and technology war,
[00:25:06] they have made a miscalculation. Without Chinese
[00:25:09] parts, major US arms programs will face
[00:25:13] problems. The drone war is China's new trump
[00:25:17] card in countering US sanctions. A blow that
[00:25:20] could bring down the wall of sanctions on the Americans.
[00:25:24] Many in China believe that Beijing's
[00:25:28] retaliatory action to sanction American companies could
[00:25:32] strengthen Beijing's hand in bargaining at the upcoming
[00:25:35] meeting between the Chinese and US presidents.
[00:25:39] Amir Shamamer, IRIB News Agency correspondent
[00:25:42] from Guizhou Province,
[00:25:45] China.
[00:25:48] We are joined by the IRIB
[00:25:50] News Agency correspondent in China, Mr. Shaym Mehr. Hello,
[00:25:54] good evening. Do you think a new confrontation
[00:25:57] between China and the US is taking
[00:25:59] shape?
[00:26:03] In the name of God, hello. Well, today the Chinese Ministry of Commerce
[00:26:06] announced that it has decided
[00:26:10] to restrict
[00:26:12] the sale of equipment and supplies used
[00:26:15] in the drone industry to American companies,
[00:26:19] and in this regard, it has also sanctioned
[00:26:21] 6 American entities and companies.
[00:26:25] This decision by the Chinese Ministry of Commerce is in line with
[00:26:29] the law restricting the use of
[00:26:33] dual-use goods. Although this decision
[00:26:36] by China was announced today and is effective
[00:26:40] immediately, the main issue goes back about
[00:26:43] a week. On August 8th,
[00:26:47] the economic leaders of China and the US
[00:26:50] reached agreements in a video conference
[00:26:53] on managing tensions and some trade
[00:26:56] issues between the two countries. However,
[00:27:00] something interesting happened, and the Americans
[00:27:04] , a day after this agreement,
[00:27:07] initially sanctioned 20 entities and companies,
[00:27:10] and then in the next phase, 23 Chinese entities
[00:27:14] and companies, totaling 43,
[00:27:17] under various pretexts, including human rights,
[00:27:21] ties with military entities, and threats
[00:27:24] to US national security. Today's action by Beijing
[00:27:27] is a retaliatory measure against the actions
[00:27:31] taken by the Americans over the past week.
[00:27:35] Well, given that many American companies,
[00:27:38] both in the commercial and military
[00:27:42] sectors of the drone industry, are heavily
[00:27:46] dependent on Chinese goods, equipment, and raw materials,
[00:27:49] this issue will prove costly for the Americans.
[00:27:53] After all, the Chinese are showing the Americans
[00:27:57] that in the trade competition, they are no
[00:28:00] longer a helpless player, but rather can
[00:28:03] play an active role as a regulator
[00:28:07] and a player by influencing the production
[00:28:10] supply chain. Well, this tension
[00:28:14] and these events are happening while the leaders
[00:28:18] of China and the US are scheduled to meet in less
[00:28:21] than two months at the G20 Leaders' Summit, as well
[00:28:25] as the Asia-Pacific Summit in Vietnam and the G20
[00:28:29] Summit in Shenzhen, China. In any case,
[00:28:33] what is happening is that it seems
[00:28:37] that the Chinese, in these two years since Donald
[00:28:40] Trump returned to the White House, have learned very well
[00:28:44] that, first, they should not trust American
[00:28:47] commitments and promises at all. They should not
[00:28:50] pursue long-term agreements with the Americans because
[00:28:54] the Americans will not abide by any
[00:28:58] agreement, and the only thing that can be done in dealing
[00:29:01] with American Donald Trump is to manage
[00:29:04] tensions. Thank you very much to Mr.
[00:29:08] Amir Shariyan Mehr, IRIB News Agency correspondent
[00:29:11] from China, who was with us. The tariff
[00:29:15] confrontation between Beijing and Washington is shifting
[00:29:18] towards reciprocal sanctions, especially in high-tech
[00:29:21] industries, semiconductors, electronics,
[00:29:25] and also the drone industry, where the Chinese
[00:29:29] seem to have taken the lead. We will take
[00:29:32] a short break and then watch the 23:30 news
[00:29:36] together. Then we will return to continue "Today's World" with you.
[00:30:19] Hello again. The Ministry
[00:30:21] of Intelligence, in a message on the occasion of Reporter's
[00:30:25] Day, emphasized that journalists have played a prominent
[00:30:28] role in preserving and increasing the trust of all members of society,
[00:30:32] its cohesion, and the failure of the American Zionist enemy and their media
[00:30:35] operatives. The message from the Ministry of Intelligence
[00:30:38] states that committed journalists are fighters,
[00:30:42] The anonymous soldiers of Imam Zaman, may Allah hasten
[00:30:45] his reappearance, in the Ministry of Intelligence, are
[00:30:48] grateful for the enlightening and informative actions of the soldiers of the media
[00:30:52] front of the country, especially in the national
[00:30:55] media.