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[00:00:00] there or what were we saying
[00:00:03] that was outside the framework of logical, legal and
[00:00:07] scientific principles in the world, that today we have to sit down again and say other things?
[00:00:10] The words are the same as what we said
[00:00:14] and it's based on the idea that America should lift its sanctions,
[00:00:18] stop its unilateralism, stop using force
[00:00:20] to talk to us, open the ways
[00:00:24] so that we can
[00:00:26] live like everyone else in the world. We are also ready
[00:00:31] to have our interactions with everyone
[00:00:34] within the framework of international laws and based on
[00:00:38] logical relations in the world. These words must change.
[00:00:41] We must say other things. The words
[00:00:44] are the same as what we said. They must lift
[00:00:47] the sanctions. We did not
[00:00:49] attack. It was based on the idea
[00:00:52] that these aggressions should stop.
[00:00:56] They should not attack us. We will not attack them either.
[00:01:00] We have not attacked anyone. They attacked us. We defended ourselves.
[00:01:04] What else should we sit down and say
[00:01:05] for example, what do they want us to achieve?
[00:01:08] Regarding the nuclear issue, we are also going to sit down together.
[00:01:11] Again, within the framework of the NPT
[00:01:15] and the same international laws, we are ready
[00:01:18] for dialogue. If President Trump
[00:01:22] wants direct dialogue with Iran without preconditions,
[00:01:25] are you ready for such negotiations? For now, we cannot
[00:01:29] make such a decision. You think they martyred
[00:01:32] our leader? On what basis?
[00:01:35] And now the one who martyred our leader wants
[00:01:38] to talk to us directly? It is very difficult
[00:01:42] for our society. Your words.
[00:01:45] Imagine a society where someone comes and martyrs
[00:01:49] a big family, and then expects
[00:01:52] others to come so easily.
[00:01:56] Our people are very upset about what happened,
[00:02:00] and this tragedy that they caused
[00:02:03] our country will not be forgotten from their minds
[00:02:07] so easily. It's really
[00:02:10] very difficult.
[00:02:13] The leader was not just a leader;
[00:02:17] he had a place in the hearts of the Iranian people, and it is very
[00:02:20] hard for the people to accept so easily
[00:02:24] that one can sit next to the person who did this. It's very difficult.
[00:02:27] It's not that easy for us.
[00:02:50] What is Iran's reaction to the Mecca Pact? We are not at war
[00:02:54] with Saudi Arabia. The Houthis also have
[00:02:57] their own issues. I have said many times
[00:03:01] that all countries in the region
[00:03:03] should sit together and implement peace
[00:03:07] and security in the region. There is no logical reason
[00:03:10] for us to be at war and conflict with each other.
[00:03:14] How can European countries
[00:03:17] sit together despite centuries
[00:03:21] of wars they had with each other, and write
[00:03:24] a law for themselves for interactions? They
[00:03:27] open up to each other,
[00:03:31] they trade with each other,
[00:03:35] they cooperate with each other.
[00:03:37] Why can't we do such a thing with our own countries
[00:03:41] in the region? Each
[00:03:44] country with its own tastes, with its own ideas,
[00:03:47] and with its own thoughts can exist, but
[00:03:51] within the framework of regional communication and security,
[00:03:54] we should sit and talk. Fighting
[00:03:57] is not the right thing to do. It does not
[00:04:00] kill people. It does not
[00:04:02] deprive people of life and development.
[00:04:06] It is barbarism and savagery if we do such a thing.
[00:04:09] We are looking for not only
[00:04:12] Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Pakistan, all
[00:04:15] countries in the region. We can sit together and maintain our security.
[00:04:19] We can create a dynamic economy
[00:04:23] in the region. We can help
[00:04:26] all people who are living in the region.
[00:05:00] create division and disagreement. Do you
[00:05:04] doubt it?
[00:05:06] This is their job. They say, "Divide and
[00:05:10] conquer." Inside our country,
[00:05:13] the movement that happened on January 17, 18, 19, Trump himself
[00:05:17] announced
[00:05:20] that we equipped them to overthrow the government.
[00:05:24] Right now, in our country,
[00:05:27] they want to pit different ethnicities against each other
[00:05:31] to create division and problems
[00:05:34] within our country so that they can
[00:05:37] overthrow the country. Exactly
[00:05:40] like this. They are doing the same thing between neighboring countries.
[00:05:44] If you look at
[00:05:47] the written documents they have
[00:05:50] and have published, their intention
[00:05:52] is to unite Arab countries against Iran
[00:05:56] so that we fight each other.
[00:05:59] We fight, we fight.
[00:06:03] They take our oil, our resources.
[00:06:06] Then they give weapons to them with what they took from them.
[00:06:10] We should build weapons and fall on each other's necks.
[00:06:12] We kill each other, and they easily go and do their own work. What
[00:06:16] logic is there that in our region
[00:06:19] every country should arm itself so much that we fear each other?
[00:06:22] Do people fear each other?
[00:06:26] As a result of what America and they are doing, it creates division,
[00:06:30] it creates enmity. Since I
[00:06:33] took office, all my effort has been
[00:06:36] to achieve unity
[00:06:39] and cohesion within the country
[00:06:42] and not turn these differences of opinion that exist
[00:06:46] between people and are natural
[00:06:49] into enmity, and to establish
[00:06:51] a hand of friendship, a covenant of love
[00:06:55] and humanity with neighboring
[00:06:57] countries. This is the effort we are making,
[00:07:01] and they don't want us to achieve this goal.
[00:07:04] So why doesn't Iran, Mr. President,
[00:07:07] get closer to the Arab world? This
[00:07:11] region is part of the Islamic world. Why don't you try to end
[00:07:15] the rift that has been created between Shia and Sunni, which the West
[00:07:19] has fueled for a long time? We have talked
[00:07:22] to all of them. From the very
[00:07:25] first day, both at the turn of the year
[00:07:28] and in the holy month, which are special days for Muslims,
[00:07:32] we have spoken by phone with all the leaders.
[00:07:35] We have had discussions with them.
[00:07:39] The problem is that America
[00:07:42] has built bases
[00:07:45] in the territory of Arab countries. From there,
[00:07:48] it is attacking us. He cannot get up
[00:07:51] from America every day and come and hit our country.
[00:07:54] And when they attacked us
[00:07:58] for no reason, we did not
[00:08:00] attack them. We were forced
[00:08:04] to defend ourselves. Well, if we want to defend ourselves,
[00:08:07] where should we hit? The very places they launched from.
[00:08:10] Naturally,
[00:08:14] this has caused
[00:08:17] some resentment towards the countries
[00:08:20] in the region. Is this resentment logical?
[00:08:23] They should be resentful that they allowed the enemy
[00:08:27] to establish itself in their territory and martyr our innocent people,
[00:08:31] and we remain doing nothing.
[00:08:33] Very well,
[00:08:37] but the result of this situation
[00:08:39] is the blockade or closure of the Strait of Hormuz,
[00:08:43] and the world is suffering from this situation.
[00:08:47] India will certainly feel the consequences of this human
[00:08:51] tragedy. What is the situation in the Strait of Hormuz now?
[00:08:53] President Trump has said that he wants to change its name
[00:08:57] to the Strait of Trump. So what is the situation
[00:09:01] in Hormuz? And has the war also expanded to Bab el-Mandeb
[00:09:04] with the help of the Houthis, Hezbollah, and Hamas?
[00:09:07] What is the current situation, Mr. President?
[00:09:11] Look. Neither Hezbollah, nor us, nor
[00:09:15] Hamas, I don't think they were the initiators of this.
[00:09:19] All of them are defending themselves.
[00:09:22] Which one of them attacked first?
[00:09:26] They are attacking, and they are forced to defend themselves.
[00:09:29] For what reason does America come and block
[00:09:33] our way of life in the region?
[00:09:37] And when it blocks our way, should we show no reaction? From this
[00:09:39] very path, which is our target,
[00:09:42] it brings weapons, it brings equipment, and it conspires
[00:09:46] and does not allow security and peace in the region.
[00:09:49] What do you think we should have
[00:09:52] done?
[00:09:55] Naturally, it is a reaction that we show against
[00:09:58] the aggression they committed. We are forced to.
[00:10:02] If we are alive, we must show
[00:10:06] a reaction. We will not show
[00:10:09] a reaction when we are dead.
[00:10:13] We are alive and we will show a reaction. America
[00:10:16] should stop the siege, stop the sanctions.
[00:10:19] Sanctions mean killing patients,
[00:10:23] it means causing unemployment, it means poverty, it means
[00:10:26] dissatisfaction, it means thousands of problems
[00:10:30] that exist. If it wants to fight,
[00:10:33] it should fight with the military, not with innocent people.
[00:10:37] Why is it doing this to the people? And then it stands there and wants to say Iran is doing this.
[00:10:41] We are not doing this. We are under
[00:10:45] sanctions. They are doing the worst and most severe things possible
[00:10:49] to keep our people in poverty,
[00:10:52] hunger, disease, and various problems
[00:10:56] to rekindle internal discord,
[00:10:59] and then because they couldn't achieve their goal
[00:11:02] through war, they want to reach it through internal discord.
[00:11:05] And we will not allow them
[00:11:08] to sanction us in this way.
[00:11:11] BRICS is one of those platforms that
[00:11:15] can help open this blocked
[00:11:18] path, and these connections we
[00:11:22] have, these neighbors we have, are ways
[00:11:26] through which we can establish our assistance, trade,
[00:11:28] and connections. The sea is not
[00:11:31] our way of life. Of course,
[00:11:35] the sea route is an easier route. But it's not
[00:11:38] like this: if they block the sea route, we will surrender.
[00:11:41] This is the same illusion that they have harbored in their minds
[00:11:44] for a lifetime, that by blocking the way, by
[00:11:48] imposing sanctions, they can force Iran to surrender.
[00:11:51] Did you provide guarantees in your meeting with
[00:12:01] those passing through the Strait of Hormuz? India is facing
[00:12:04] a serious energy crisis
[00:12:08] and feels the consequences of this
[00:12:11] situation. We have discussed this with the country of
[00:12:14] Oman. We have reached
[00:12:17] an understanding on a specific framework route.
[00:12:21] The understanding is that this route
[00:12:24] of Hormuz should be understood
[00:12:27] together, and
[00:12:30] they should declare this situation to the international
[00:12:33] organization for the seas. As a result, within that
[00:12:37] framework of international laws,
[00:12:39] this route will be open, provided that America stops
[00:12:43] its siege and
[00:12:45] its cowardly aggressions.
[00:12:47] One of the other accusations
[00:12:51] that
[00:12:53] is always made by the West is that
[00:12:57] Russia and China still support
[00:13:00] Iran in military, strategic,
[00:13:03] and technological fields, and it is even said that
[00:13:06] these supports include providing real-time information
[00:13:09] and intelligence data. What is
[00:13:13] your response to this claim?
[00:13:16] Russia and China are our friends.
[00:13:19] We are also neighbors.
[00:13:22] We have connections.
[00:13:25] We now want to deepen our connection
[00:13:28] with your country in India,
[00:13:32] to improve it. We have had connections
[00:13:35] since ancient times, thousands of years ago. Well,
[00:13:38] do you want us not to have connections with each other?
[00:13:42] Then if we have connections, they say they
[00:13:45] give information. Technology, tools, and
[00:13:48] power are in the hands of America and in the hands of those Israelis
[00:13:52] and Europeans. They, with
[00:13:56] their satellites and their spies, do whatever they want.
[00:13:59] Because they don't know
[00:14:02] and can't analyze how the Iranian people
[00:14:06] stood up against such a power,
[00:14:08] it's completely unimaginable for them.
[00:14:11] It's the people who stood up,
[00:14:15] not technology that stood up.
[00:14:18] In fact, they attacked wherever they wanted.
[00:14:21] The people stood up and are
[00:14:25] finding ways to overcome the problems
[00:14:28] they created, by themselves. And
[00:14:31] since they cannot defeat
[00:14:33] us, they imagine that they are helping us from outside.
[00:14:37] They know what tools and technology we have,
[00:14:41] but what has created
[00:14:44] perseverance and resistance is not
[00:14:48] tools, but cohesion, unity, and
[00:14:51] empathy that exists in this country. Very well,
[00:14:56] I cannot end this conversation without addressing
[00:14:59] another important topic. Many false
[00:15:03] reports and information about the new leader
[00:15:07] of Iran have been published. Mr. President,
[00:15:10] what is his condition? Well,
[00:15:14] you know, with the same data they have,
[00:15:18] they have killed most of our so-called leaders,
[00:15:21] our commanders. They have killed
[00:15:25] our scientists in their homes
[00:15:28] with their wives and children
[00:15:31] and with their elders. No
[00:15:35] human framework
[00:15:38] allows them to commit such savagery.
[00:15:42] As a result,
[00:15:44] they are creating these mindsets.
[00:15:48] Thank God, our leader is alive.
[00:15:50] His communication is intimate,
[00:15:53] and in these communications he is doing his work,
[00:15:56] and because they cannot find where he is working,
[00:16:00] they spread rumors and imagine that
[00:16:04] they can do the same things they do
[00:16:08] to our leader. The bitter reality
[00:16:11] is that with the technologies they have,
[00:16:15] they are the real terrorists in the world now.
[00:16:19] Look at Israel and America,
[00:16:23] it doesn't matter. In Syria,
[00:16:25] in Lebanon, in Gaza,
[00:16:29] in Iraq, in Qatar,
[00:16:31] in Iran, they come and assassinate anyone they want and then leave.
[00:16:35] They assassinate and tell others that these are terrorists,
[00:16:39] we killed terrorists. This is a strange world.
[00:16:43] They easily kill.
[00:16:45] For one person, they destroy a family,
[00:16:49] for one person, they demolish a building.
[00:16:51] Then they say, "We killed terrorists."
[00:16:54] This is a new method in fact.
[00:16:57] Killing and committing crimes
[00:17:00] in the world we live in is a tragedy.
[00:17:03] These are the real terrorists,
[00:17:07] state terrorists. They write their own list
[00:17:10] of people to kill, they publish it,
[00:17:13] and then they say these are terrorists.
[00:17:17] The leader of a society, a scientist of a society,
[00:17:20] ordinary people, children of a school,
[00:17:23] these are terrorists. A bridge, a factory
[00:17:26] is a terrorist, but they do this and then in their media
[00:17:30] they advertise that we are fighting terrorists.
[00:17:33] This is a new logic. Naturally,
[00:17:36] in the position of our country, there is a leader who makes the final decision.
[00:17:40] It has always been this way, it is the same now,
[00:17:43] and naturally, he is the one who will make the final decision.
[00:17:47] Thank you very much for this
[00:17:51] conversation. You're welcome.
[00:17:54] I hope everyone who watched us and heard our voice
[00:17:57] knows
[00:18:00] that there are some people who are totalitarian
[00:18:04] in the world, they don't
[00:18:07] want other countries to have healthy
[00:18:11] relations with each other, to live comfortably
[00:18:14] with each other, and whoever does not bow to them
[00:18:17] must be eliminated through various methods,
[00:18:21] and we are standing firm and will not
[00:18:25] allow them to eliminate us.
[00:26:32] When national interests and big calculations are at stake, the importance
[00:26:35] of precise and multi-layered supervision increases.
[00:26:39] Trust companies and their operations are not exempt from this rule.
[00:26:42] In a trust mechanism, a significant part
[00:26:46] of activities is based on trust between parties.
[00:26:50] Therefore, this trust must be controlled
[00:26:53] and guaranteed by formal mechanisms.
[00:26:56] From company accreditation
[00:26:59] and reviewing their records and capabilities,
[00:27:03] to obtaining sufficient guarantees,
[00:27:05] contract control, and continuous monitoring
[00:27:09] of currency flow. Here,
[00:27:12] operating banks and the central bank play an important role
[00:27:16] in monitoring the entry and exit of foreign exchange resources,
[00:27:19] controlling accounts, matching documents,
[00:27:22] and ensuring the return of resources from exports.
[00:27:26] Supervisory bodies must also continuously
[00:27:29] review the performance of trust companies, the manner of fulfilling
[00:27:32] obligations, and the possibility of deviation or misuse
[00:27:36] of resources. Of course, supervision
[00:27:39] does not mean creating obstacles to the activities of these
[00:27:42] networks. The goal of supervision is to create
[00:27:46] a balance between maintaining the efficiency of the trust mechanism
[00:27:49] and preventing corruption and deviation.
[00:27:53] Finally, with the intensification of sanctions, the existence of trust companies
[00:27:56] becomes essential. Supervision must also be more professional,
[00:27:59] smarter, and more precise,
[00:28:03] because maintaining this mechanism without
[00:28:06] control is risky, and control without
[00:28:09] understanding its necessity can lead to disruptions
[00:28:12] in the country's foreign trade.
[00:28:31] The country, the nation that can prove
[00:28:34] that it is ready to stand for its independence,
[00:28:38] for the preservation of its identity, for its ideals,
[00:28:42] for its existence,
[00:28:44] and defend it manfully, that nation
[00:28:48] is honored. Even enemies acknowledge
[00:28:51] the honor of that nation in the depths of their being,
[00:28:55] even if out of malice they are not willing
[00:28:58] to utter it. Today,
[00:29:01] your honor is acknowledged even by your enemies,
[00:29:05] and many speak ill of it.
[00:30:26] Dear viewers, welcome to this news section. The President,
[00:30:30] in an interview
[00:30:32] with India Today TV, referring to America's actions to sanction
[00:30:36] some countries, said that the goal of BRICS is to end this American
[00:30:39] totalitarianism. Mr. Pezeshkian added that Iran, within BRICS,
[00:30:43] with major world countries like China, Russia,
[00:30:47] and India, is looking for a way to end
[00:30:50] American unilateralism. In BRICS,
[00:30:54] the type of our transactions, the type of our trade,
[00:30:57] the type of our cooperation.