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[00:00:00] Reports also indicate a widespread fire
[00:00:04] at Aramco facilities following drone and missile attacks
[00:00:07] from Yemen.
[00:00:08] Foreign Affairs, in a recent article,
[00:00:11] predicted that with the
[00:00:15] advance of the Yemeni army into Bab al-Mandab and Iran's
[00:00:18] control over the Strait of Hormuz, Tehran and Sana'a will effectively
[00:00:22] control the trillion-dollar global trade.
[00:00:25] The American publication Foreign Affairs, in an article titled...
[00:00:38] Tensions are of particular importance because the Red Sea had become a vital alternative route for Saudi oil exports during
[00:00:41] the Iran-Iraq War.
[00:00:44] Images of the first patrols by the Yemeni army at the
[00:00:47] entrance to the Red Sea, the Bab
[00:00:51] al-Mandab Strait, after the recapture of the port of
[00:00:54] Mocha from mercenaries affiliated with Al Saud, continue to
[00:00:58] attract the attention of analysts and global media.
[00:01:02] Agence France-Presse, based on its field observations, states and writes: Following the
[00:01:06] capture of the port of Mocha, the Yemeni army, after the retreat
[00:01:09] of Yemeni mercenaries from the island of Mayun, located in the center
[00:01:13] of the Bab al-Mandab Strait, also recaptured this extremely strategic point.
[00:01:17] This island divides Bab al-Mandab
[00:01:20] into two maritime routes. Al Jazeera
[00:01:24] also emphasizes the recent field developments in Yemen.
[00:01:27] Now, vital routes against Ansar Allah,
[00:01:31] including the Mocha- Taiz road, which has been cut off,
[00:01:34] may lead to the collapse of elements affiliated with Yemeni mercenaries.
[00:01:38] The port of Mocha was the last port that
[00:01:41] was under the control of Yemeni mercenaries.
[00:01:43] Without a doubt,
[00:01:46] it is a very important event and one of the biggest achievements
[00:01:50] of the Houthis in recent years. In fact,
[00:01:54] recent events complement the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz,
[00:01:58] which further exacerbates global energy challenges. Arab world analysts
[00:02:02] also confirm that the resistance is now
[00:02:05] witnessing strategic victories from the Strait of Hormuz to the Strait
[00:02:09] of Bab al-Mandab.
[00:02:12] Why should Yemen remain hungry? Al Saud has imposed
[00:02:16] hunger on them. This is a misunderstanding of Yemen
[00:02:20] and its capabilities and power. Today, Yemeni minds,
[00:02:23] Iranian minds, have won the tanker
[00:02:27] war and the straits. They plan carefully
[00:02:30] and have strategic patience. The New York
[00:02:34] Times says: Two of the most important international energy
[00:02:38] transport corridors have been blocked by Iran and Ansar Allah.
[00:02:42] Oil prices have risen, the global economy
[00:02:45] is still in turmoil, and the quagmire in
[00:02:48] West Asia continues to deepen for the American president.
[00:02:52] Foreign Affairs also believes that
[00:02:55] the timing of Ansar Allah's renewed actions is important because
[00:02:59] following the Iran-Iraq War, the Red Sea
[00:03:02] became a vital alternative to the Strait of Hormuz
[00:03:06] for Persian Gulf oil exports. For much of the war, Saudi Arabia exported
[00:03:10] 3 to 5 million barrels of oil daily through its ports in the Red Sea.
[00:03:13] A lifeline that had become a support for global oil
[00:03:17] markets and is now
[00:03:21] disrupted. Mohammadan Nikbin, IRIB News Agency.
[00:03:24] و سیما.
[00:03:27] Oil prices on the first day.
[00:04:00] The Strait of Hormuz was the export route for 20 million barrels of oil
[00:04:03] and refined oil products daily. Saudi Arabia
[00:04:07] announced that its oil exports last month reached their lowest
[00:04:11] level since 1990.
[00:04:14] But these days, in addition to oil prices, another word is often
[00:04:17] heard: oil reserves.
[00:04:21] Pressure on global oil supply has forced Washington
[00:04:24] to rely heavily on emergency reserves. The same
[00:04:28] reserves that
[00:05:00] how will the shortages be compensated for? That's why, before invading Iran, they turned to plundering
[00:05:04] Venezuelan oil.
[00:05:07] Look what we did with Venezuela and how well it worked.
[00:05:11] Money is coming in like never before. I just wanted to take the oil,
[00:05:14] but the situation is not that simple.
[00:05:17] Washington treats Venezuela's massive reserves
[00:05:21] as if they were readily available barrels of crude
[00:05:25] oil. But that is certainly not the case. Some people
[00:05:29] think that Venezuelan oil is such that we are currently facing
[00:05:32] 65 billion barrels of oil that are available at the dock
[00:05:35] with a loading arm and ready to be loaded onto an empty tanker.
[00:05:39] Experts say that exploiting
[00:05:43] Venezuelan oil requires hundreds of billions of dollars
[00:05:46] in budget. It is estimated that in Venezuela, producing
[00:05:50] 3.5 million barrels of oil per day requires about 100 to 150
[00:05:53] billion dollars in investment for the next 10 years.
[00:05:56] Oil reserves are running out and there is not enough time
[00:06:00] for Venezuelan oil to arrive. As long as these
[00:06:04] disruptions continue in West Asia, Americans will continue to
[00:06:07] feel their impact on their lives.
[00:06:11] کرد.
[00:06:14] Parisa Eyari, IRIB News Agency.
[00:06:17] سیما
[00:06:19] A few other news from other parts of the world. Isaac Brick,
[00:06:22] a reserve major general of the Zionist regime's army, admitted that
[00:06:26] the regime's soldiers are in a downward spiral of attrition on all
[00:06:29] fronts and can no longer withstand constant
[00:06:33] pressure.
[00:06:34] ندارند.
[00:06:43] The activities of seven non-governmental medical centers in
[00:06:47] Gaza are on the verge of closure. The director of the Gaza Medical Relief Society
[00:06:50] announced the reason for this as a fuel shortage and said that the fuel
[00:06:54] crisis has severely disrupted the operation of generators,
[00:06:57] medical equipment, laboratories, refrigerators for storing medicines
[00:07:01] and vaccines, and operating rooms.
[00:07:05] است.
[00:07:13] The Malaysian Prime Minister warned about the consequences of Islamic societies
[00:07:17] lagging behind in artificial intelligence developments. Anwar Ibrahim
[00:07:20] said: Without knowledge, we will fail. Without
[00:07:24] understanding AI, we will be colonized.
[00:07:26] شد.
[00:07:35] As a result of the sinking of a migrant boat near the
[00:07:38] Greek island of Gavdos, one migrant was killed
[00:07:42] and...
[00:07:53] reported that the closure of the East-West pipeline
[00:07:56] in Saudi Arabia marks one of the most dangerous instances
[00:08:00] of energy supply shortages in modern history.
[00:08:03] Additionally, according to a Reuters report, the number of vessels
[00:08:07] transiting the Strait of Hormuz on Saturday and Sunday
[00:08:10] has decreased and remains
[00:09:12] and their Yemeni allies continue to control Bab al-Mandab.
[00:09:16] On the other hand, the damage to
[00:09:20] Saudi Arabia's East-West pipeline has been very severe,
[00:09:23] and its repair will take several weeks. With
[00:09:27] the halt of this pipeline's operations, about four percent
[00:09:31] of the total global oil supply was suddenly
[00:09:35] unavailable. The Capital Economics research institute
[00:09:37] has warned that the combination of two wars on two sides
[00:09:41] of the Arabian Peninsula increases the risk of further
[00:09:45] energy price increases in the coming weeks. The latest report
[00:09:48] from the International Energy Agency provides a more complete picture
[00:09:52] of the dimensions of this unprecedented crisis.
[00:09:54] دهد.
[00:09:56] The agency has predicted that the total global oil supply will decrease by about
[00:09:59] 5.7 million barrels
[00:10:03] per day in 2026, and the full return of Middle East production
[00:10:07] will be delayed until 2027. The International Energy Agency warned
[00:10:11] that the supply decline resulting
[00:10:15] from regional conflicts has pushed the global market into a severe
[00:10:18] bottleneck, and any new shock will directly
[00:10:22] increase fuel prices. With
[00:10:25] the postponement of the Oman meeting and the continued blockade
[00:10:29] of the straits, international experts predict a more bullish
[00:10:32] outlook for the market. Reuters, in an analytical report,
[00:10:36] predicted that if the Oman negotiations do not yield
[00:10:39] results, or if the East-West pipeline is not quickly reopened,
[00:10:43] oil prices will reach 120 dollars.
[00:10:46] Azad Taheri, IRIB News Agency.
[00:10:49] سیما.
[00:10:58] The tenth national "Iran Jan" event has reached the station
[00:11:01] of East Azarbaijan. An event that from September 15th to 21st,
[00:11:05] national radio and television networks and provincial networks, focusing
[00:11:08] on the capacities and capabilities
[00:11:11] of East Azarbaijan, will turn this province into one of the main
[00:11:15] hubs for the country's media productions.
[00:11:18] کند.
[00:11:22] The national event "Iran Jan" has stopped. The national event "Iran Jan" is based
[00:11:26] اساس
[00:11:26] on the
[00:11:31] ecosystem document and the provincial action document, operationalized
[00:11:35] in 22 categories, so that it can highlight
[00:11:38] the advantages,
[00:11:40] beauties of the province, and the province's capacities for investment
[00:11:43] for growth and development, and at the same time, the challenges
[00:11:47] and demands of the people of the province at the national level, God willing.
[00:11:49] Iran Jan
[00:11:53] East Azarbaijan, Iran. All of Iran's
[00:11:56] national networks, national TV and radio,
[00:11:59] and even international
[00:12:02] networks, plus the provincial networks, are focusing
[00:12:05] on East Azarbaijan province. This complex is the same complex
[00:12:09] where Helma and her family lived. From cocoon work
[00:12:12] to fabric weaving and batik printing, they are working
[00:12:16] in this art industry. Lighvan cheese has the potential
[00:12:20] to conquer markets. With the full operation of this freeway,
[00:12:24] the route to Sofian will be reduced.
[00:12:27] Sadeghian, IRIB News Agency. More than a hundred reports
[00:12:30] on various economic, social,
[00:12:34] political, tourism, and industrial topics have been prepared
[00:12:38] and evaluated. This
[00:12:40] is the tall Ark of Tabriz, here is the Tabriz
[00:12:44] Bazaar. East Azarbaijan,
[00:12:46] Iran.
[00:12:49] In the TV unit, my colleagues are also busy producing
[00:12:53] quality programs. One hundred programs have been prepared in various
[00:12:57] formats, from infomercials and pop-ups to fillers and
[00:13:00] short productions, documentaries, and TV films produced in the East Azarbaijan
[00:13:04] center. This is East Azarbaijan.
[00:13:07] But the radio, the unknown voice of the audience,
[00:13:10] 1535 minutes of programming have been produced
[00:13:14] at the center. My dear Iran, or Iran Jan.
[00:13:17] The international radio, the virtual space deputy, the support, and
[00:13:21] the technical deputy are also ready to start
[00:13:25] this important event from the province
[00:13:28] by producing content, strengthening broadcasting, and equipping
[00:13:31] studios.
[00:13:35] In East Azarbaijan province, more than 4800
[00:13:38] historical and cultural sites have been identified. Six of our works
[00:13:42] have been registered globally. Mousavilar, IRIB News Agency,
[00:13:45] Tabriz.
[00:13:49] The production capacity of Star and Mehr Persian Gulf gasoline
[00:13:53] will reach 58 million liters per day. The commander
[00:13:57] of Khatam al-Anbiya Construction Headquarters announced the commissioning
[00:14:00] of the Mehr Persian Gulf refinery by the end of September. According to
[00:14:03] Sardar Abed, with the launch of the first phase of this refinery,
[00:14:07] 13 million liters will be added daily to the country's gasoline production
[00:14:11] capacity and 4 million liters to its diesel production
[00:14:14] capacity.
[00:14:17] The capacity, in any case, for gasoline,
[00:14:20] totals 58 million liters, which is equivalent to more than
[00:14:24] 5 percent of the total gasoline
[00:14:28] produced. That is, both Star Persian Gulf and Mehr,
[00:14:31] which were built by the headquarters, in any case,
[00:14:34] this is a very important
[00:14:38] capacity that was finally able to be established
[00:14:41] in the country, and today, if we are in this
[00:14:44] situation, despite the cruel sanctions
[00:14:47] that the enemy has imposed, it thinks that this
[00:14:50] is a bottleneck that can harm the people and
[00:14:54] put them under pressure. Today, these
[00:14:57] predictions that were made before, today we
[00:15:01] see them on the scene. We are here, and this
[00:15:04] import, which many people are pursuing, for this gasoline
[00:15:08] to be imported, which, well, with the arrival of
[00:15:11] this 13-million-liter Mehr refinery, it
[00:15:14] can prevent gasoline imports
[00:15:17] as well. Well, the
[00:15:21] Meteorological Organization has predicted scattered rain showers
[00:15:25] in the northern highlands of the country, a relative drop in temperature, and the start of
[00:15:28] rainfall on the Caspian Sea coast and Ardebil
[00:15:31] from late week. Let's join the meteorology expert
[00:15:35] who is with us in the studio. Ms. Izadi, please.
[00:15:38] Thank you, Ms. Khalaji. I extend my greetings
[00:15:42] to the viewers. First, I would like to inform you that today we are still witnessing
[00:15:46] the activity of the rain system in the northern strip of the country.
[00:15:49] Rainfall continues on the southern coasts of the Caspian Sea and parts
[00:15:53] of the northeast of the country, in North Khorasan province, and the Alborz
[00:15:57] highlands, for the highlands of Alborz, Tehran, and Semnan provinces.
[00:16:01] We expect that over the next two days, especially
[00:16:04] during the afternoon and early evening, in the southern regions of our country,
[00:16:08] in the southern parts of Sistan and Baluchestan province, the southern regions of Kerman,
[00:16:12] and the eastern highlands of Hormozgan province, we will witness rainfall
[00:16:15] in the form of showers and thunderstorms. However, tomorrow, rainfall
[00:16:19] will continue on the southern coasts of the Caspian Sea and also
[00:16:23] in parts of the northeast of the country. However, we expect
[00:16:26] that from Wednesday, we will only
[00:16:29] witness rainfall on the southern coasts, and on Thursday, a
[00:16:33] rain system will enter the country from the northwest.
[00:16:36] Due to the northern currents over the western coasts of
[00:16:40] the Caspian Sea, we will again witness rainfall in Ardebil,
[00:16:43] Gilan, and the western parts of Mazandaran province, which will be accompanied
[00:16:47] by a downward trend in temperatures in these regions. However, another phenomenon
[00:16:50] that will be observed over the next two
[00:16:54] days is strong winds in the northeastern parts,
[00:16:57] the eastern regions of the country, and also the southern slopes of Alborz,
[00:17:01] where the wind speed will increase at certain hours, and strong
[00:17:05] winds in these regions will cause...
[00:17:33] and for Tehran, this amount is halved.
[00:17:35] More than 6 billion cubic meters
[00:17:39] compared to last year, the lowest percentage of Hamoun
[00:17:42] Dam's fullness is slightly less than 50 percent, but
[00:17:46] for Tehran, this figure
[00:17:50] is about half. The situation is different. For
[00:17:54] Doosti Dam or Torogh Dam in Razavi
[00:17:57] Khorasan, this figure is very negligible, at 23 percent.
[00:18:01] For Tehran's dams, some dams like
[00:18:05] Amir Kabir Dam in Karaj are due to the policy
[00:18:08] of the Ministry of Energy, which is that these dams are hydroelectric
[00:18:12] and simultaneously, if they have water, they can
[00:18:15] be used for water supply and also for electricity
[00:18:19] supply. We have planned the impounding
[00:18:22] and release scenario for these dams
[00:18:25] in such a way that we can obtain this energy and supply
[00:18:28] water when needed. Therefore, when
[00:18:32] you say that this was due to...
[00:18:35] از کنار صد امیرک.
[00:18:46] you say that this was due to this.
[00:18:47] بوده.
[00:18:50] In the midst of war, Iranian industrialists have been able
[00:18:54] to produce a new generation of water transmission pipes that are resistant
[00:18:58] to earthquakes. A product that, in addition to meeting
[00:19:01] domestic needs, has been able to remove European and American
[00:19:04] companies from the region.
[00:19:09] This is the production line of a product that brings water from behind
[00:19:12] hundreds of valves to homes' meters. Here we have
[00:19:16] water and sewage pipes that range in size from 100 mm
[00:19:20] to 1000 mm. These pipes have a major difference from
[00:19:23] the old generation of pipes, and few countries have
[00:19:27] the technology to manufacture them. The ability to endure
[00:19:30] very severe earthquakes and protect the network from
[00:19:33] collapse and maintain it has been produced. Now they
[00:19:37] are doing the marketing, so to speak. They have the strength and endurance
[00:19:41] to withstand pressures
[00:19:43] of up to 8 Richter
[00:19:46] vertically and horizontally, and no leakage occurs
[00:19:50] in these pipes. Neither
[00:19:53] war nor sanctions could extinguish the flame
[00:19:57] of production here. Production here is hot,
[00:20:01] with furnaces with temperatures over 1400 degrees.
[00:20:05] Soldiers of the production front are at work.
[00:20:08] You didn't have layoffs, no one was fired or laid off, they say work has increased. In fact,
[00:20:12] a few days ago, we hired a few people. Yes,
[00:20:16] we added staff. Yes, yes. I am 24 years old myself. The company's
[00:20:19] trend is excellent. It also hires young people. If we don't have domestic production,
[00:20:23] we will be forced to import these pipes into Iran from abroad. These products,
[00:20:27] with competitive prices and quality, have been
[00:20:29] able to take the regional market away from American
[00:20:33] and European companies. With the efforts of factory
[00:20:36] colleagues and by taking inspiration from similar
[00:20:40] European companies and using
[00:20:42] up-to-date technology in the production of various pipes,
[00:20:46] we have been able to replace European manufacturers.
[00:20:51] Now, both domestic needs are met, and there is foreign
[00:20:55] exchange earnings, and also job creation. This is the sound
[00:20:58] of the production wheel. The louder we make this sound, the less
[00:21:02] dependent we become on the dollar, and inflation
[00:21:05] control becomes easier. Amir Navaei,
[00:21:08] IRIB News Agency.
[00:21:10] سیما.
[00:25:21] Finally, a review of today's most important
[00:25:24] news.
[00:25:27] Delegation of authority of executive agencies to managing directors
[00:25:31] of free zones. The Vice President said: Free zones should
[00:25:35] become engines of investment, production, and export development.
[00:25:38] شود.
[00:25:44] Examining strategies to increase resilience against economic
[00:25:47] shocks. The meeting.
[00:26:02] We are talking about the economic industry, and it's also an opportunity
[00:26:05] to meet with our colleagues in Islamic countries and
[00:26:09] have discussions for developing our monetary and
[00:26:11] banking relations.
[00:26:15] Yemeni armed forces' control over strategic heights overlooking
[00:26:19] Bab al-Mandab. A new wave of missile and drone attacks
[00:26:22] from Yemen targeted southern regions of Saudi Arabia.
[00:26:26] قرار
[00:26:26] داد.
[00:26:34] And Iranian industrialists are at work in Iran,
[00:26:37] producing a new generation of water transmission pipes during
[00:26:41] the war.
[00:26:43] They have the strength and endurance to withstand
[00:26:47] up to 8 Richter vertical and
[00:26:51] horizontal pressures, and no leakage occurs
[00:26:54] in these
[00:26:55] pipes.
[00:27:48] in East Azarbaijan
[00:27:51] province and the city of Tabriz. As you know, the tenth
[00:27:55] Iran Jan event is going to be dedicated
[00:27:59] to East Azarbaijan province.
[00:28:03] And officially, tomorrow, this event will begin
[00:28:07] its work. The economic desk program, like the
[00:28:10] Iran event in various
[00:28:13] provinces, addresses the most important
[00:28:16] economic issues of the province. We try to present the economic
[00:28:20] desk program from this province
[00:28:23] to you in a few programs. We will look at the challenges,
[00:28:26] opportunities, and capacities of the province
[00:28:30] in the economic sector.
[00:28:33] And we have the relevant officials for the topic here
[00:28:36] in the studio, and we ask them
[00:28:39] about the situation. Today, we will talk
[00:28:42] about corridors. Corridors
[00:28:46] that, in any case, exist in this province,
[00:28:49] and all of them are, in a way, national
[00:28:53] projects. The province's location
[00:28:56] is noteworthy. It is a connecting
[00:28:59] link between the country and Turkey,
[00:29:03] Azerbaijan, Armenia, Nakhchivan,
[00:29:06] the Caucasus, and Eurasia. And, in any case,
[00:29:09] considering its location in this province,
[00:29:12] it is noteworthy. And the corridors that
[00:29:16] exist must, in any case, be completed quickly
[00:29:19] and receive attention. We will try
[00:29:23] to talk more about these corridors in this program.
[00:29:26] Mr. Babak Najafian,
[00:29:28] Director General of Roads and Urban Development of East Azerbaijan
[00:29:32] Province, is our guest in this program, and Mr.
[00:29:36] Mohammad Mehdi Molaei, an expert
[00:29:38] on economic issues, whom we have in the studio,
[00:29:42] is also our guest. We also have phone guests whom we
[00:29:46] will contact. We will also ask them questions.
[00:29:49] My friends have prepared
[00:29:52] a report. Let's watch this report, which addresses
[00:29:55] all these corridors and points to their progress.
[00:29:58] Let's watch it and come back to start the conversation.
[00:30:04] This is East Azarbaijan, the focal point of international
[00:30:07] corridors and an unparalleled crossroads connecting Asia
[00:30:10] to Europe. A place where amidst the clamor of parallel corridors
[00:30:14] and complex Caucasian equations, men of road and steel have decided
[00:30:17] to shape the region's transit map in favor of national
[00:30:21] interests. Across the vastness of East Azarbaijan, workshops
[00:30:25] are at work to prove that the border is no longer
[00:30:28] the end, but the forefront of the country's economic power.
[00:30:33] One of them is the 107-kilometer Julfa-Kalaleh axis,
[00:30:36] a strategic section of the Middle Corridor from China to Europe,
[00:30:40] connecting the Republic of Azerbaijan to Nakhchivan through Iranian
[00:30:43] territory. A project with about 40% progress in 3 sections
[00:30:46] that will consolidate Iran's position in the geopolitics
[00:30:50] of the Northwest.
[00:30:51] کند.
[00:30:58] The opening of this route means: