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[00:00:32] courses of Janfada will start soon. The spokesperson for the Janfada
[00:00:36] Popular Headquarters of Iran announced that the blessed nation of Iran
[00:00:40] can register for these courses from 5 PM today
[00:00:44] by visiting the Janfada.ir system
[00:00:46] or by sending the number one to the short number
[00:00:49] 30015.
[00:00:52] A thousand circles.
[00:01:00] A national popular resistance
[00:01:05] popular aid and rescue units,
[00:01:08] for which the necessary coordination was done with both the armed
[00:01:11] forces and the responsible bodies
[00:01:14] in the aid sector. God willing, we will be able to make better
[00:01:18] use of this capacity. Priority will definitely be given to those
[00:01:22] who register
[00:01:24] earlier.
[00:01:27] The head of the planning department of the Organization for Development and
[00:01:30] Reconstruction of Mines and Mining Industries of Iran announced
[00:01:33] the determination of 270 mining packages within the next month.
[00:01:36] According to Mr. Younesian, some of the restrictions
[00:01:40] have been reduced so that the transfer process can be carried out
[00:01:43] more quickly. One of
[00:01:46] the proposals was that this should be on the stock exchange. Now, it is planned that
[00:01:50] in fact, through auctions that with changes
[00:01:54] in conditions that have become
[00:01:57] easier than before, they can take them. The previous conditions
[00:02:00] were a bit stricter. With the coordination that was done with the
[00:02:03] supervisory body, they reduced those strictness a bit
[00:02:07] and in fact, these will be transferred quickly.
[00:02:11] When will it start? I think it will start in 20 days to a month from now.
[00:02:14] In addition
[00:02:17] to the capital, some other cities also use
[00:02:21] the metro to relieve traffic and facilitate urban
[00:02:24] transportation. Tabriz citizens have been benefiting
[00:02:28] from metro line one and its 18
[00:02:31] stations for several years. The approvals
[00:02:35] of the Supreme Traffic Council in 1885
[00:02:39] for four intra-city lines and one suburban line
[00:02:43] for the city of Tabriz have been approved. Line
[00:02:46] one has 18 kilometers and 18 stations and with 12 train sets, it transports
[00:02:50] more than 100,000 people every day. Usually 60-70%
[00:02:53] of the work is done by metro. Especially in this hot weather
[00:02:57] where there is traffic everywhere, it is especially useful for long
[00:03:01] distances. Of course, for a metropolis like Tabriz with a population
[00:03:04] of about 1 million and 800 thousand people, this is the only line that
[00:03:08] provides services to the people. An additional line has been added in this
[00:03:11] air pollution situation, in this traffic situation, it can greatly
[00:03:15] help people. The executive operation of line two has also started in three phases
[00:03:19] from Gharmalek Square to Basij Square since 2011 and
[00:03:22] is progressing phase by phase. Over 40% progress has been made in phase one.
[00:03:26] The first 10 kilometers plus 7.5 kilometers.
[00:03:30] The tunnel of phase two, which is a total of 17.5 kilometers,
[00:03:33] is planned to be completed by the end of the year, God willing. Line
[00:03:37] three, 10 kilometers long with 10 stations, is the only corridor that connects
[00:03:40] the north and south of Tabriz, meaning from opposite the Tabriz
[00:03:44] passenger terminal to the contractor hospital.
[00:03:48] There is an existing contractor for the overhaul and assembly of
[00:03:51] drilling machines and 100 rings of tunnels. We have a contract with them.
[00:03:55] 10 kilometers will reach us in approximately 36 months with 10 stations for
[00:03:58] line four. Its beginning is the Hajj terminal
[00:04:02] of the airport and its end is the Yousef Abad area on Pasdaran Highway.
[00:04:06] It is planned that we will be able to commission the first phase
[00:04:09] by the end of this year, God willing. The urban transport network of
[00:04:13] Tabriz needs jihadi effort and comprehensive support
[00:04:16] to reach the desired point and complete the unfinished phases,
[00:04:20] so that the city of pioneers can be first in the development
[00:04:24] and progress of urban transport
[00:04:34] An American warning that the closure of Saudi Arabia's East-West
[00:04:36] pipeline has put the energy market
[00:04:40] at serious risk. According to the Wall Street
[00:04:44] Journal, crude oil reserves at Saudi Arabia's Yanbu
[00:04:47] port on the Red
[00:04:50] Sea are only about 9 million barrels and, given the
[00:04:54] current export rate, will only last for about 3
[00:04:57] to 7 The Wall.
[00:05:01] Before this pipeline was targeted, about four million
[00:05:04] barrels per day, equivalent to about four percent of the global
[00:05:08] oil supply, passed through these pipelines. Its closure
[00:05:11] has dealt
[00:05:13] a heavy blow to the energy market. Saudi oil production
[00:05:16] last month reached 6 million barrels per
[00:05:20] day, its lowest level in more than 3
[00:05:23] decades. Brent crude prices yesterday rose more than
[00:05:27] 4 percent in response to the targeting
[00:05:29] of Saudi Arabia's East-West pipeline, passing the 199
[00:05:33] dollar per barrel mark.
[00:05:36] The average price of diesel in the US also
[00:05:40] exceeded 6 dollars per gallon.
[00:05:43] This morning,
[00:05:46] Israeli regime forces raided various areas of the West
[00:05:50] Bank and occupied Jerusalem. According to news
[00:05:53] sources, the occupying Israeli forces arrested at least
[00:05:56] 11 Palestinians in these attacks.
[00:05:59] A number of the detainees are Palestinians who
[00:06:02] were released in the evening. At the same time, Zionist
[00:06:06] sources acknowledged an increase in cases of self-harm among
[00:06:09] the regime's soldiers. The Zionist newspaper
[00:06:13] Haaretz wrote that a 25-year-old Israeli
[00:06:16] soldier ended his life by shooting himself on a street
[00:06:20] in Tel Aviv. According to this report, in the past
[00:06:23] 10 days alone, 6 cases of suicide have been registered
[00:06:27] among Israeli soldiers. The Zionist newspaper
[00:06:30] Haaretz expressed concern about the increasing
[00:06:34] suicide rates in the Israeli regime's military structure and
[00:06:37] announced that in the decade before the start of the Gaza
[00:06:40] war, the annual average suicide rate in the army
[00:06:43] was about 12 cases, while this figure has increased
[00:06:47] since the start of the war, and in less than 3 months,
[00:06:51] 7 soldiers committed
[00:06:52] suicide.
[00:06:55] The number of victims of the landslide in Nepal increased
[00:06:58] to 1396 people. There is
[00:07:01] no news about the fate of 2500
[00:07:04] missing people. Nepal's Finance Minister announced that the country
[00:07:08] needs about 4 to 5 billion dollars
[00:07:11] to deal with the consequences of the flood. It has been
[00:07:15] said that this figure is an initial estimate and the process of damage
[00:07:19] assessment is still ongoing. A sudden flood occurred
[00:07:22] in the border areas of Nepal and China after
[00:07:25] the collapse of part of a glacier in the
[00:07:28] Himalayas.
[00:07:29] The closing
[00:07:33] ceremony of the 17th Research and Innovation Festival
[00:07:36] in Urban Management was held. With the submission
[00:07:39] of 1830 works from all over the country
[00:07:42] to the festival secretariat, 41 works reached
[00:07:46] the final stage. According to the festival secretary,
[00:07:49] the participation of researchers in this period has increased
[00:07:53] by 40% compared
[00:07:55] to the previous period.
[00:07:58] The 17th International Festival of Research and Innovation
[00:08:02] in Urban Management, a festival where ideas were turned into research
[00:08:05] and articles, and articles and projects excelled.
[00:08:09] The research we conducted was about
[00:08:12] the intangible cultural heritage
[00:08:15] of Takht-e Foulad Cemetery in Isfahan. We were able
[00:08:18] to present a model and a framework that, using it, we can
[00:08:22] determine which areas of the city are prone to flooding
[00:08:25] before rainfall occurs, and we can
[00:08:28] devise solutions for it. We designed a test
[00:08:32] for evaluating and training cyclists. We evaluate
[00:08:36] their risk perception and risk prediction.
[00:08:39] For the selection of the winning works, 99 jurors
[00:08:43] participated. Over 1800
[00:08:46] works were sent to us.
[00:08:50] Among these,
[00:08:52] 41 works were selected, of which 3 are
[00:08:56] outstanding works. The Mayor of Tehran also,
[00:08:59] referring to the transformation in the implementation of urban
[00:09:03] projects, said: "By relying on this innovation and the
[00:09:07] research that is being done and the efforts that are being made,
[00:09:10] we are building the future for ourselves
[00:09:13] and pursuing progressive horizons." At the end,
[00:09:17] the Tehran Municipality Studies Publishing Center unveiled
[00:09:20] its latest books with the titles "City and Life," "Traffic," "Guide
[00:09:24] to Urban Regeneration," "Media Account," and "From Square
[00:09:28] to Public Space." One of the most important aspects
[00:09:32] of holding such a festival is that the top projects in urban management
[00:09:36] in Tehran and
[00:10:25] to the program "A Look at the Press." Today is Tuesday, September 24,
[00:10:29] 1405. We are with you, and my colleagues, as
[00:10:32] always, have prepared this program for you at this
[00:10:36] time. First, let's take a look at the newspaper headlines, and then a look at the analyses
[00:10:40] and positions of political
[00:10:56] Arman Melli reported the denial of a visa for Mohammad
[00:11:00] Eslami. Jam Jam, with the headline "Useless
[00:11:03] like the NPT," emphasizes that the presence of the head of
[00:11:06] Iran's Atomic Energy Organization at the Agency's
[00:11:10] meeting was canceled due to American bullying and
[00:11:13] Grossi's silence.
[00:11:14] Soopno asked
[00:11:18] why the Salalah meeting was cancelled. Javan newspaper,
[00:11:22] with the tweet "Omani calculations and Yemeni epic," believes
[00:11:26] that American pressure and Riyadh's missed opportunity have postponed the
[00:11:30] Oman meeting, but the main work was done by the Yemeni epic
[00:11:33] that brought oil to $10.
[00:11:38] Meanwhile, Kayhan newspaper considered this meeting an American
[00:11:42] trap and headlined that America's dictation to Saudi
[00:11:45] Arabia proved the Oman
[00:11:47] meeting was a trap.
[00:11:53] Eghtesad newspaper reported the intensification of Yemeni
[00:11:57] attacks.
[00:11:59] Shargh wrote about Europe's fear of endless war.
[00:12:03] Vatan
[00:12:06] Emrooz also called the American pilot's interview
[00:12:09] "escape to Bollywood." In contrast
[00:12:13] to these fabrications, Hamshahri newspaper showed the other side
[00:12:17] of the coin: "American war spoils on the table of
[00:12:20] reverse engineering."
[00:12:22] معکوس.
[00:12:28] Khorasan also analyzed why Trump is surrounded
[00:12:31] by eight traps and why time is not in Washington's favor.
[00:12:35] Farhikhtegan newspaper
[00:12:40] opened a special file titled "Iranium
[00:12:43] Day 200." Farhikhtegan asked an important question:
[00:12:47] The national movement to defend Iran entered its 200th
[00:12:50] day, but how did Iranians challenge classic theories
[00:12:54] of political science?
[00:12:56] At the same
[00:13:04] time, Asr-e Iraniyan newspaper, with the headline "People are the true
[00:13:07] owners of the revolution," responded to the Western media's
[00:13:11] attacks against the street as an important
[00:13:14] defensive bastion.
[00:13:20] Resalat, with the headline "Red Carpet, Black Politics,"
[00:13:23] spoke of the West's double standards at the Venice
[00:13:27] Film Festival.
[00:13:29] Etemad newspaper also spoke of government service in simultaneous
[00:13:33] crises.
[00:13:38] Iran newspaper, quoting the President, reported that the value of
[00:13:42] the food stamp will definitely
[00:13:43] increase.
[00:13:48] The Islamic Republic also reported that the head of the judiciary
[00:13:51] ordered a special audit of state-owned companies.
[00:13:58] Nobonyad newspaper quoted Mehrabian, the former Minister of
[00:14:02] Energy, as saying, "Do not attribute inability to imbalance."
[00:14:04] However,
[00:14:10] Donya-e-Eqtesad newspaper, under the title "The Heavy Cost
[00:14:13] of Free Land," examined housing challenges.
[00:14:17] And Haft-e Sobh,
[00:14:20] with the headline "Gambling from the School Bench,"
[00:14:24] The recent
[00:14:55] statements by Mr. Pezeshkian regarding the necessity of improving
[00:14:59] livelihood indicators and the definitive announcement of an increase
[00:15:02] in the value of food vouchers reflect an understanding
[00:15:06] of the difficult livelihood situation within society.
[00:15:09] The policy of targeted support for low-income
[00:15:13] groups is a recognized and common tool even in the most
[00:15:16] advanced economies of the world. In Iran too, for years,
[00:15:20] mechanisms such as subsidies and the distribution of food vouchers
[00:15:23] have been pursued to ensure that the basic food and living
[00:15:26] needs of vulnerable deciles are met. However,
[00:15:30] the central question has always been why, despite the allocation of huge
[00:15:34] resources, the tables of the deprived are shrinking day by day.
[00:15:38] The answer to this enigma lies in the deep gap between
[00:15:41] inflation and economic growth. When the pace of general
[00:15:45] inflation and the increase in daily expenses outpace the growth
[00:15:49] of production and the financial capacity of society, every aid
[00:15:52] package and every real increase in food voucher credit
[00:15:56] is quickly swallowed by inflationary waves. To escape this
[00:15:59] trap, to make supportive policies effective, the implementation
[00:16:02] of two simultaneous and inseparable steps
[00:16:06] is inevitable. First, coordinated
[00:16:09] policymaking in the legislative and banking
[00:16:12] systems to curb the uncontrolled
[00:16:15] growth of liquidity. Second, disciplinary
[00:16:18] coordination between monetary and fiscal policies
[00:16:21] within the government. Increasing the food voucher
[00:16:25] credit will boost people's livelihoods only when, on one hand,
[00:16:29] disciplined monetary policies prevent the continued erosion of the
[00:16:32] national currency's value, and on the other hand,
[00:16:36] targeted government support
[00:16:43] is a necessary condition for achieving livelihood justice and
[00:16:47] restoring peace
[00:16:48] to society.
[00:16:56] When the equations and theories of Western political science
[00:17:00] are stumped by Iranian society, Mr. Sa'eed Seifi,
[00:17:03] a strategic affairs analyst, wrote in a note on the occasion
[00:17:07] of 200 nights of public presence and steadfastness in
[00:17:10] squares and streets: If American John Mueller
[00:17:13] in his theory describes rallying around the flag
[00:17:17] in the face of an external threat as usually a short-term,
[00:17:20] unstable phenomenon, why in Iran, after 200 nights of war,
[00:17:24] does public presence still continue? The importance of the 200th
[00:17:28] night is not in the roundness of this number, but in a collective
[00:17:32] behavior crossing a threshold that many recognized
[00:17:35] Western political science models do not expect
[00:17:39] to continue. The author
[00:17:41] distinguishes two types of street presence:
[00:17:45] protest against the government and support
[00:17:48] for the government against an external enemy.
[00:17:52] But Iran's experience is different and has distinct characteristics
[00:17:55] such as the continuous presence of people in the context
[00:17:59] of active war, the diversity and geographical
[00:18:02] spread of presence versus a capital-centric focus,
[00:18:05] the combination of national and religious identity, and also
[00:18:08] the role of psychological mechanisms in threatening situations,
[00:18:12] where the Iranian people, instead of distancing themselves from collective
[00:18:16] meaning systems, have become more attached to their
[00:18:19] cultural values, identity, and worldview. The author
[00:18:23] further highlights the importance of public presence on the 200th
[00:18:26] night based on another Western theory and
[00:18:29] writes: From the perspective of costly
[00:18:33] signaling theory, a message is valid when it has a
[00:18:36] cost for the sender. The nocturnal presence of people
[00:18:40] in squares and streets in times of war and with potential
[00:18:43] dangers goes beyond an emotional reaction and has, in
[00:18:47] fact, become a social and strategic signal because
[00:18:51] there is a real cost for it.
[00:18:54] This picture is not uniform, and the continued presence of people
[00:18:58] does not mean the elimination of disagreements or unified
[00:19:01] political consent. In fact, it is this multi-vocality
[00:19:05] that gives more credibility to the analysis of this
[00:19:08] coherence and presence. For this important and valuable
[00:19:12] phenomenon, phrases like "nights of awakening" or "nights
[00:19:15] of presence" should be frequently used and established
[00:19:19] in media narratives purposefully and intelligently,
[00:19:22] so that enemies cannot, through cognitive and perceptual
[00:19:26] warfare, strip us of this valuable support. This
[00:19:29] presence and determination of the Iranian nation over the
[00:19:33] past 200 nights have shattered American theories and
[00:19:36] will probably force American John Mueller
[00:19:40] to revise his theory about rallying around the
[00:19:43] flag and, like his country's statesmen, be forced to retreat
[00:19:47] against the great nation of Iran. A significant
[00:19:51] achievement from a less-seen power in the world:
[00:19:54] the power of Iranian society to stand,
[00:19:57] to give meaning, and to continue.
[00:20:01] People
[00:20:12] who, with bare feet and empty hands, brought the most
[00:20:15] modern, multi-billion-dollar military equipment of the enemy
[00:20:19] to its knees. Mr. Ataollah Mohajerani, Minister of Culture
[00:20:22] and Islamic Guidance in the Reformist government, in a note
[00:20:26] in today's issue of Iran newspaper, reviewed the victories
[00:20:30] of the Yemeni people. Part of this note
[00:20:33] states: After 11 years of war with one
[00:20:36] of the poorest countries in the world, led by the richest
[00:20:39] Islamic country, titled "Custodian of the Two Holy
[00:20:43] Mosques," and with the cooperation of the Persian Gulf Cooperation
[00:20:47] Council countries, with the exception of Oman, what achievements
[00:20:50] did they have? Even if Saudi Arabia had won in Yemen, this
[00:20:54] victory, guided and directed by American intelligence and
[00:20:57] logistics, would have had no value, credibility, or
[00:21:00] honor. But the victory of Yemen is a historical,
[00:21:03] even mythical, victory. In the words of Abdul-Wahab
[00:21:06] Al-Bayati, the Iraqi poet, "The deer have struck
[00:21:10] down the wall of impossibility with their horns." Look at the
[00:21:13] Yemeni youth and even the old men, barefoot and in sandals,
[00:21:17] in their simple local clothes, like a flowing
[00:21:21] flame, running in the mountains and deserts. How have they
[00:21:24] captured the latest modern American equipment as spoils?
[00:21:27] How have they upgraded their ballistic missile
[00:21:31] capability? With a nation that defends its home, its independence,
[00:21:34] its land, and its faith with all its heart and soul,
[00:21:38] soldiers who fight thousands of kilometers away from their
[00:21:41] home for the interests of others, without faith, motivation,
[00:21:45] and with a shaky will and disturbed mind, will certainly be defeated.
[00:21:48] The position and identity of a mujahid
[00:21:52] is different from a mercenary. According to Abdullah
[00:21:55] Al-Bardouni, the blind Yemeni poet, "The foreheads
[00:21:58] that have been carved from the hard rock of these valleys
[00:22:02] have never bowed to any aggressor
[00:22:05] or oppressor." Trump
[00:22:07] اند.
[00:22:16] not only gained no achievement in the Strait of Hormuz, but
[00:22:20] also lost the second key global choke point.
[00:22:24] Vatan-e Emrooz newspaper, by revealing the controversial
[00:22:27] confessions of the American magazine The Atlantic, showed
[00:22:31] how Ansarullah of Yemen completely took the initiative
[00:22:35] in Bab al-Mandeb. Part of this note states: "The war
[00:22:38] that began with the aim of destroying the Islamic Republic of Iran,
[00:22:42] and which the head of the terrorist American government continued
[00:22:46] in the delusion of overthrowing the Islamic Republic, has now reached
[00:22:50] a point where Americans daily blame Trump for the new
[00:22:53] scandals that are being created in it. Not only is there no
[00:22:57] longer any talk of destroying the Islamic Republic, and even the
[00:23:01] issue has moved beyond the Strait of Hormuz, but now the discussion
[00:23:04] has reached negotiations for Bab al-Mandeb and Ansarullah."
[00:23:08] The Atlantic magazine addressed this issue and wrote: "According
[00:23:11] to the American media, while the citizens of that country
[00:23:15] were deluded that they had the upper hand in the war against Iran,
[00:23:18] Ansarullah suddenly woke them up. Last week, it seemed
[00:23:22] that the war against Iran was somewhat shifting in America's
[00:23:26] favor. The Houthis were under pressure from their
[00:23:29] internal rivals, and the Saudi air force was heavily bombing
[00:23:33] them. But these illusions vanished like smoke.
[00:23:37] Houthi forces broke the defensive lines of their
[00:23:40] enemies and captured the cities and islands around the Strait
[00:23:44] of Bab al-Mandeb, one of the world's most important
[00:23:47] maritime choke points. According to this, Trump not only
[00:23:51] achieved nothing in relation to the Strait of Hormuz,
[00:23:55] but also completely lost the second strait. In the belief
[00:23:58] of this media outlet, this strategic victory contains
[00:24:02] two messages for America. First,
[00:24:05] the delusion of destroying the axis of resistance,
[00:24:09] and second, America's and its Arab allies' inability
[00:24:12] to control the battlefield. According to The Atlantic,
[00:24:15] now the Strait of Bab al-Mandeb is literally in the
[00:24:19] hands of Ansarullah. The important point is that
[00:24:22] this media outlet admits that, considering the outcome of the
[00:24:26] previous round of America's war against Ansarullah, America
[00:24:29] absolutely has no leverage against this movement.
[00:24:32] More interesting than all, however, is the situation
[00:24:35] of the ridiculous pact that was concluded under the title
[00:24:39] of "Mecca" between Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan.
[00:24:42] The victory of the Houthis has already called the value
[00:24:46] of the Mecca pact into question. From
[00:24:58] winning an award in Venice to insulting sacred
[00:25:01] red lines, where are the red lines of these organizations?
[00:25:05] Mr. Hossein Shariatmadari, editor-in-chief of Kayhan newspaper,
[00:25:08] wrote in a note in today's issue of this newspaper:
[00:25:12] First, pay attention to this news from the Venice Film Festival:
[00:25:15] Two documentary filmmakers of the Zionist regime, whose documentary
[00:25:20] film had received an award from the jury of the Venice
[00:25:23] Film Festival, had their citizenship revoked by the Zionist regime.
[00:25:27] They were not allowed to return to Israel. You ask
[00:25:30] why? Because the documentary film of these
[00:25:33] two directors, Yuval Abraham and Rachel
[00:25:37] Zur, hinted at some of the Zionist regime's crimes
[00:25:40] in Gaza. Mickey Zohar, the culture minister
[00:25:44] of the Zionist regime, called the documentary film of these
[00:25:47] two Nazi directors hateful and emphasized that
[00:25:51] they cannot have Israeli citizenship.
[00:25:54] Two. Now look at this side of the story.
[00:25:57] Those who, several years after fleeing the country
[00:26:00] as opposition against the Islamic Republic
[00:26:04] of Iran, lived in America and Europe and in the media
[00:26:07] and forums of those countries uttered the worst insults
[00:26:11] and most vulgar curses against Islam, the system, the honorable
[00:26:15] people of Iran, and Imam Khomeini and our martyred Imam,
[00:26:18] have returned to the country without facing the slightest
[00:26:21] obstacle or questioning. One of them
[00:26:24] openly said and wrote that his greatest wish, God forbid,
[00:26:28] was to assassinate Ayatollah Khamenei.
[00:26:32] That director, whose female actress in his unpatriotic
[00:26:36] and anti-Iranian film recently received a minor award
[00:26:39] at the Venice Film Festival, one day after the martyrdom
[00:26:43] of our martyred master, expressed joy at this tragedy
[00:26:47] with shameful words on his Instagram page, and the female
[00:26:50] actress in his film, in a speech at the Venice Festival, insulted
[00:26:54] the Islamic Republic, the people of Iran,
[00:26:57] especially the women of this land, the same ones whose months-long
[00:27:01] gatherings in the streets and squares brought America
[00:27:04] and the Zionist regime to their knees. Mrs. Mohajerani,
[00:27:08] the government spokesperson, reported her efforts and follow-ups
[00:27:12] to bring back some of the anti-revolutionary and runaway figures
[00:27:15] to the country. This story is long and its
[00:27:19] explanation would fill 70 maunds of paper, parts of which
[00:27:23] we have included in today's Kayhan report titled "Signs
[00:27:26] of Infiltration in Decision-Making Centers from the Return of
[00:27:30] Traitors to Kicking at Foreign Festivals,"
[00:27:34] detailed explanation until later.
[00:27:37] Three. Now the question is what the cultural,
[00:27:41] judicial, intelligence, and security
[00:27:44] agencies are doing in the midst of all this?
[00:27:48] How can they witness all this ugliness,
[00:27:51] treachery, and shameless insults to sacred
[00:27:54] values for which hundreds of thousands of martyrs shed
[00:27:57] their blood, and remain silent? And if they don't see
[00:28:01] and are not aware, how can their presence in these policy-making
[00:28:05] and decision-making centers
[00:30:24] Good day, dear and esteemed compatriots. The
[00:30:28] IRGC Public Relations announced the destruction of an advanced
[00:30:31] American MQ-1 drone. This advanced aircraft
[00:30:34] was intercepted and destroyed this morning by the fire
[00:30:38] of the IRGC's advanced aerospace defense system
[00:30:41] and under the control of the country's integrated
[00:30:44] air defense network in the skies west of the Strait of Hormuz.
[00:30:48] The IRGC Navy Command also announced that the supertanker
[00:30:51] Allegria, which intended to cross the forbidden zone
[00:30:55] south of the Strait of Hormuz, exploded after hitting naval
[00:30:58] mines. Efforts.