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[00:00:25] billion toman swindler was arrested on the verge of leaving the country. This accused,
[00:00:28] who had infiltrated a network of one of the private banks and committed
[00:00:32] extensive computer fraud, was arrested at the western
[00:00:36] borders of the country. The Tehran prosecutor announced that with the rapid action
[00:00:39] of the special prosecutor's office for cybercrimes, a large part
[00:00:43] of the assets of this accused was seized.
[00:00:45] The
[00:00:51] body of the veteran of 70 martyrs, Mohammad
[00:00:55] Hossein Bashi Asraki, with the presence of various segments
[00:00:58] of people in Tehran.
[00:01:01] During the Sacred Defense in Operation Valfajr 8,
[00:01:05] Fao Karbala 1, 4 and 5, he was injured
[00:01:08] in the eyes, hands, and legs and became
[00:01:12] a veteran.
[00:01:14] In
[00:01:21] new attacks by the Saudi regime on two cities in
[00:01:24] Ta'izz province, Yemen, three people, including two children, were martyred.
[00:01:28] The spokesperson of the Yemeni Ministry of Health announced
[00:01:31] that two other people were also injured in this attack.
[00:01:34] Saudi fighters also bombed several government
[00:01:38] and residential complexes in the provinces of Ta'izz and Sa'dah.
[00:01:41] The Yemeni army, in response to these attacks, targeted
[00:01:45] the cities of Abha, Khamis, and Ta'if with missile and
[00:01:48] drone attacks. Following these attacks, flights at
[00:01:52] Abha International Airport were suspended,
[00:01:55] and a massive fire broke out at the oil storage
[00:01:59] facilities of this city.
[00:02:01] Israeli
[00:02:04] regime forces raided various areas of the West Bank
[00:02:07] and occupied Jerusalem this morning.
[00:02:10] According to news sources, the forces of the occupying regime of Jerusalem
[00:02:14] arrested at least 11 Palestinians in these attacks. A number
[00:02:18] of the detainees are freed Palestinian prisoners.
[00:02:22] At the same time, Zionist sources acknowledged an increase in suicides
[00:02:25] among the regime's soldiers. Haaretz newspaper
[00:02:29] wrote that a 25-year-old Israeli
[00:02:32] soldier ended his life with a gunshot
[00:02:36] on a street in Tel Aviv. According to this report, in the past 10 days alone,
[00:02:40] 6 cases of suicide have been registered
[00:02:43] among Zionist soldiers. The Zionist newspaper,
[00:02:46] expressing concern about the increasing suicide rate
[00:02:50] in the Israeli regime's military structure, announced that in the decade
[00:02:54] before the start of the Gaza war, the annual average of suicides
[00:02:57] in the army was about 12 cases. While this figure
[00:03:01] has increased after the start of the war, and in less than 3 months,
[00:03:05] 7 soldiers committed suicide.
[00:03:07] In
[00:03:10] recent days, several regions of Syria,
[00:03:13] in protest against the economic performance of the Jolani government, have witnessed
[00:03:17] the widest popular protests in nearly two years.
[00:03:21] Protesters trampled Jolani's picture
[00:03:24] and demanded his resignation from power.
[00:03:28] The
[00:03:31] protesters are in Idlib, Syria, and have been taking to the streets for a few days,
[00:03:35] trampling Jolani's picture like this.
[00:03:38] Their
[00:03:42] protest is against the increase in fuel prices and the worsening
[00:03:45] living conditions. Today, the people
[00:03:48] of Syria are worried and weeping. Things were not supposed to go this way.
[00:03:52] Everything has gotten worse. Everything has become expensive.
[00:03:55] We cannot live like this. The situation has become much worse than before.
[00:03:59] Protesters close roads and bridges in Deir Ezzor, Albu Kamal, Raqqa, and
[00:04:02] other cities,
[00:04:06] and in response, Jolani's forces
[00:04:09] shoot at them. These
[00:04:12] protests have taken place two years after the fall of Bashar al-Assad's government,
[00:04:16] when some protesters hoped for a better
[00:04:20] life. But after two years,
[00:04:23] there is no news of improvement in their living conditions. Insecurity and the fragmentation
[00:04:27] of their country,
[00:04:31] and the continued Israeli occupation, are the only things they have gained
[00:04:35] after the fall of Bashar al-Assad. We will preserve the secure
[00:04:38] area and Mount Hermon, and we emphasize that
[00:04:42] the secure area established in southern Syria will remain
[00:04:46] free of weapons and without threats. In these two years, the promises
[00:04:49] of Western countries and even Americans,
[00:04:53] including Syria's removal from the list of terrorist
[00:04:56] groups, the lifting of US sanctions,
[00:05:00] foreign investments, and the launch
[00:05:03] of Visa cards, have not helped the Syrian people.
[00:05:06] Perhaps the only benefit of all these promises
[00:05:10] was that Jolani, in his suit and tie, now pays for his coffee
[00:05:14] with a Visa card and thanks
[00:05:17] the US President for lifting the sanctions. We
[00:05:21] thank
[00:05:23] Trump for lifting sanctions against Syria.
[00:05:27] Thanks to Americans for empty promises, while
[00:05:31] experts say the Americans' goal in changing
[00:05:35] the government in Syria was not for the improvement of the people's conditions,
[00:05:38] but to control Syria's oil.
[00:05:41] The reality is that America seeks to stay in Syria and
[00:05:45] control the country's oil. Mojtaba Shakhasani
[00:05:49] IRIB News Agency.
[00:05:50] Now,
[00:05:54] a review of some other news from different countries.
[00:05:57] Protests against the presence
[00:06:01] of Israeli tourists in various parts of Thailand
[00:06:04] have increased. Reports indicate that Palestinian flags have been installed in public places
[00:06:08] as a sign of support for the people of Gaza.
[00:06:11] Protesters also gathered in Bangkok
[00:06:14] in front of the embassy of the Zionist regime, expressing their support for Palestine
[00:06:18] and their protest against the policies of the Zionist regime.
[00:06:21] The
[00:06:29] US Treasury Department announced that it has imposed sanctions
[00:06:33] on Bank VTB of Russia
[00:06:36] regarding Iran. According to the US Treasury Department,
[00:06:40] this bank was involved in circumventing sanctions imposed on Iran.
[00:06:43] The
[00:06:44] number
[00:06:49] of victims of the landslide in Nepal has increased
[00:06:53] to 1396 people. There is no
[00:06:56] news about the fate of 2500 missing persons.
[00:06:59] According to the Nepalese Finance Minister, the country's government
[00:07:03] needs about four to five billion dollars
[00:07:06] to deal with the consequences of the flood.
[00:07:08] The
[00:07:12] broadcast of France Radio programs was severely disrupted due to staff strikes.
[00:07:16] Strikers are protesting against the broadcast of a
[00:07:19] political column on Radio France Inter.
[00:07:22] Protesters say this political column
[00:07:26] promotes far-right ideas.
[00:07:28] On
[00:07:37] the eve of the new academic year, the market for school
[00:07:41] supplies is hot.
[00:07:43] According to vendors, Iranian goods
[00:07:46] with good quality and variety have replaced
[00:07:50] foreign school supplies. These
[00:07:52] days,
[00:07:55] with the approaching new academic year, the market for stationery
[00:07:59] is also booming. How is the market? Thank God,
[00:08:02] the market is good, thank God, but it has weakened a bit compared to last year.
[00:08:05] We also asked about the price and variety of stationery.
[00:08:09] We bought notebooks, pencils, and
[00:08:13] everything that is needed. Were the things you wanted available in the market? Yes,
[00:08:16] what were you looking for? We bought the list of supplies
[00:08:20] that the school provided. We wanted to buy notebooks,
[00:08:24] folders, and
[00:08:27] note pads and such things. How were the prices?
[00:08:30] Well, I just started now,
[00:08:33] but it's pretty expensive. It's not like I can say it's very cheap.
[00:08:37] It's gotten a bit expensive, but well, compared to what percentage? For example, a little
[00:08:41] bit, 20%.
[00:08:43] Depending on the item, how was the market price compared to stores in the city? The market
[00:08:46] is better than the city. Of course, this year, in the stationery market,
[00:08:49] Iranian stationery has replaced foreign stationery.
[00:08:53] How is the quality of Iranian goods compared to foreign ones? It has improved.
[00:08:56] Iranians are doing much better work.
[00:08:59] And the variety is also great. Most of these notebooks are
[00:09:03] Iranian and high quality and varied. Yes, these are
[00:09:07] these cartons and such, and the price is good. Iranian pencils, play dough,
[00:09:10] Iranian bags, notebooks, all Iranian. We are proud
[00:09:14] that all our goods are Iranian. Children this year are also more mindful
[00:09:18] of their parents' pockets. Do you buy what you need or what you like?
[00:09:22] I need it. Did you buy anything extra that you needed?
[00:09:25] No, why? The cost goes up.
[00:09:29] People don't have enough money. You're looking out for your mom and dad.
[00:09:32] Yes, you're not spending too much. Yes, if a customer comes and doesn't
[00:09:36] have the means, if you feel they don't have the means, we help them more. Yes,
[00:09:39] we give them better prices. They don't leave
[00:09:42] empty-handed. We help them as much as we can. Like last year, we gave discounts, and this year we will also give discounts.
[00:09:46] These days, we should support people more. Yes, yes, absolutely. These days, by buying
[00:09:50] Iranian stationery, we can help both production and
[00:09:54] the country's economy. Nafiseh Sahrobian, reporter
[00:09:58] of IRIB News Agency. The
[00:10:00] Executive Vice President
[00:10:03] in a meeting with the members of the Central Staff for Combating Smuggling of Goods
[00:10:06] and Currency said, "We must
[00:10:10] proactively move towards solving the problem of smuggling." Mr. Ghaempana,
[00:10:14] stating that currently about 30 million liters of fuel
[00:10:18] are being smuggled, and to prevent it,
[00:10:21] we have created complex mechanisms, said,
[00:10:25] "The price of energy carriers leads to justice in the distribution of subsidies."
[00:10:28] Mr. Ghaempana, referring to the price difference
[00:10:32] of fuel in Iran and neighboring countries, said, "This price
[00:10:36] difference has caused fuel smuggling."
[00:10:38] I calculated, I told Mr. Doctor
[00:10:42] one day that if we
[00:10:46] price our gas, our electricity, and
[00:10:50] our gasoline and diesel at the cheapest neighboring
[00:10:54] country's price. For example,
[00:10:57] the price in dollars is 170 tomans,
[00:11:01] Bahrain is 80 tomans per liter
[00:11:03] of gasoline, one liter is 80 tomans. If we sell gasoline
[00:11:07] at 80 tomans, wherever it's cheaper, and diesel at the same price,
[00:11:10] we will have about 720
[00:11:14] trillion tomans in revenue
[00:11:18] per year just for subsidies,
[00:11:21] administrative organizations, and considerations we have. How much
[00:11:25] we've fixed, how many cards, how many card readers, how much, how much, how much,
[00:11:29] and how many judicial cases for this work.
[00:11:33] 720 trillion tomans, approximately 7 million tomans per month
[00:11:36] can be given to each Iranian. That means a family of four can get 28 million. How much inflation
[00:11:40] does it have on it, for example? And
[00:11:44] the problem is that there will be almost no
[00:11:47] smuggling for it. It's not worth smuggling. What if
[00:11:50] all our prices become international? Our workers, our employees,
[00:11:53] our fuel. What will be the result
[00:11:56] of this? Justice. Justice will prevail
[00:12:00] in the country.
[00:12:05] The Meteorological Organization has predicted scattered
[00:12:08] rain in some parts of the country. But we will hear
[00:12:12] more details from Ms. Salimi, an expert
[00:12:15] from the Meteorological Organization. Hello to you, good day.
[00:12:18] Please go ahead. Thank you. With thanks to you, Ms. Hosseinzadeh,
[00:12:22] and greetings to you and the honorable viewers. As you
[00:12:25] mentioned, in some parts of our country, we will occasionally
[00:12:29] have scattered rainfall. We expect
[00:12:32] thunderstorms, lightning, and wind in the southeastern
[00:12:35] parts of our country, in southern Sistan and Baluchestan, southern parts of Kerman, and northern
[00:12:39] and eastern Hormozgan. A yellow weather
[00:12:42] warning has also been issued.
[00:12:45] There is a possibility of surface runoff, rising river
[00:12:49] levels, and localized flash floods. We request
[00:12:52] that people avoid staying by riverbanks.
[00:12:56] Similarly, for the northeast of our country,
[00:13:00] for North Khorasan, we predict scattered rainfall. For
[00:13:03] tomorrow, in parts of Gilan and Mazandaran provinces, we will occasionally
[00:13:06] have rain, and we expect other areas to be
[00:13:10] calm. However, in terms of wind phenomena,
[00:13:14] strong winds in the northeast, east, and
[00:13:17] southeast of our country will bring dust and
[00:13:21] reduced air quality. On the last
[00:13:24] days of the week, on Friday, we expect
[00:13:27] these strong winds to also occur in the west and southwest of the country,
[00:13:31] and strong winds in these areas will also cause
[00:13:35] reduced air quality. Parts
[00:13:38] of the Persian Gulf, the coasts of Hormozgan province, the Strait
[00:13:41] of Hormuz, and the Oman Sea are rough and turbulent. Maritime
[00:13:45] warnings have been issued. Maritime activities must be carried out
[00:13:49] with restrictions. For Tehran province,
[00:13:52] strong winds will sometimes occur in parts
[00:13:55] of Tehran province in the coming hours. Thank you
[00:13:58] for your attention and companionship.
[00:14:01] Thank you very much, Ms.
[00:14:04] Salimi. East Azerbaijan
[00:14:07] is hosting the 10th national Iranjan event from today
[00:14:11] until September 21st. Introducing the capacities,
[00:14:14] capabilities, and economic, cultural,
[00:14:17] historical, and natural attractions of East Azerbaijan
[00:14:20] province is the goal of the 10th national
[00:14:23] Iranjan event.
[00:14:26] Let me start the story of our devotion to this land from here,
[00:14:30] from the time when three unarmed border guards
[00:14:34] protected the territorial integrity of Iran.
[00:14:36] Even though they had 37 bullets
[00:14:39] each, they resisted a heavily armed army.
[00:14:43] I'll go back a little. To the time when every brick
[00:14:46] of this house's history witnessed the Constitutional
[00:14:50] Revolution. Mr. Consul. I say
[00:14:53] that seven nations must be under the banner of Hazrat Abolfazl and Iran. In a few
[00:14:57] steps from Sattar Khan in misty Tabriz,
[00:15:00] you still see Tabriz standing alone,
[00:15:03] this time with the uprising of Sheikh Mohammad
[00:15:06] Khiabani. My companions, act
[00:15:09] in such a way that the nation of Iran will say with gratitude
[00:15:13] and thanks that Tabriz saved Iran.
[00:15:17] Here, the pioneering role of Tabriz in a revolution
[00:15:20] that has not yet succeeded arrives. On the occasion of the 40th day
[00:15:24] of the bloody incident and the martyrdom of a number of scholars and
[00:15:28] students of Qom seminary on Saturday, November 20,
[00:15:31] 1956, this movement began with the martyr Ayatollah
[00:15:35] Qazi, the people of Shah. Long live
[00:15:38] the proud people of Tabriz.
[00:15:41] Azerbaijan has always been a strong
[00:15:44] barrier
[00:15:46] against the enemies of Iran. The people of Tabriz
[00:15:50] turned the uprising of Qom into a national uprising.
[00:15:53] When the revolution succeeded, Azerbaijan was again on the scene,
[00:15:57] from the turbulent early days of the revolution to the Sacred
[00:16:01] Defense. Here, I only need
[00:16:04] my brother Bakri. Bakri himself.
[00:16:09] Years later, again, another page of a historical day
[00:16:13] is turned. The leader insulted
[00:16:16] Hossein. The flag of
[00:16:18] Aethelred, during the coup of January
[00:16:22] 14, its merchants show
[00:16:25] their opportunism. In the 12-day war, it becomes
[00:16:29] Iran's strong fortress, and in the 40-day war,
[00:16:33] it stands up for Iran.
[00:16:34] If
[00:17:10] past experiences are repeated, the
[00:17:13] flag of Iran's freedom is in the hands
[00:17:16] of Tabrizis. The flag of Iran's unity
[00:17:19] is in the hands of Azerbaijan. Yes, wherever Iran has been involved,
[00:17:23] the name of Tabriz and Azerbaijan has been heard more.
[00:17:34] was held this morning at.
[00:17:42] Examining the various aspects of the transformative actions of the IRIB in the past 5 years was
[00:17:46] the main theme of this meeting.
[00:17:49] The
[00:17:54] eighth national meeting of
[00:17:57] the media's
[00:17:59] horizon was a wake-up call.
[00:18:02] It
[00:18:07] was full of news that originated from epics.
[00:18:11] In a place where hybrid warfare and
[00:18:14] distortion play a crucial role, the political
[00:18:18] deputy was able to narrate both
[00:18:21] empathy and power,
[00:18:25] epic, and service
[00:18:28] and was present in the four corners
[00:18:31] of the world. From the reporters
[00:18:34] who were outside the country to the reporters
[00:18:38] who are currently at the border and in the Strait
[00:18:41] of Hormuz, full of burgeoning
[00:18:45] changes that signified a transformation. All levels
[00:18:48] of program production in the province must truly believe
[00:18:51] in the transformation document. If we believe,
[00:18:55] we can change the mood of the people,
[00:18:58] we can show the greatness of
[00:19:02] beloved Islamic Iran. Wherever there is a main
[00:19:05] audience, we are obliged to be there. Now,
[00:19:08] Iranjan, as you said,
[00:19:10] or
[00:19:13] Simorgh, was performed on radio.
[00:19:16] Iranian Weeks were performed on radio. Cases like this, we now have programs
[00:19:20] that appear to be entertainment, and you
[00:19:24] know them as entertainment programs, but without the audience
[00:19:27] having to feel overly obvious, these words
[00:19:31] and this event are الحمدلله (thank God) happening both in program production
[00:19:35] and in series production.
[00:19:38] From university to battleground, headquarters, and
[00:19:42] sanctuary were terms that were mentioned
[00:19:45] in the decree of the head of national media. A large part
[00:19:49] of it has been realized. In these war conditions,
[00:19:52] in these turbulent conditions, which are unprecedented in Iran's history,
[00:19:56] we are proud that the downward trend
[00:20:00] of national media audience, which had started
[00:20:04] more than 10 years ago, this audience loss
[00:20:08] has been stopped. With reliance
[00:20:11] on some young people, some individuals who were perhaps
[00:20:15] less known. In the eighth national
[00:20:18] meeting of Ofogh Tahavvol, 20 top achievements
[00:20:22] of national media in this period were discussed,
[00:20:26] and plans were made to continue this path. From my perspective,
[00:20:29] more from the fact that I am a host myself
[00:20:33] and actually see people's feedback in the streets, and I think
[00:20:36] that probably people.
[00:20:46] And even after that, all our colleagues in the IRIB
[00:20:50] were defenders and the foundation of the work.
[00:20:54] The important thing that happened is that, as we say,
[00:20:57] not even for a moment, not even for a minute did we go silent.
[00:21:00] We did not remain silent on radio,
[00:21:04] and this is very important
[00:21:06] from a media perspective when we are at war.
[00:21:10] Teloobion has 50 million viewers
[00:21:13] and has actually installed and downloaded
[00:21:16] its app. Compared to other VODs
[00:21:20] that are now seemingly very popular,
[00:21:23] it has an incredible leap. I would like to thank Mr. Mahmoud Farrokhi,
[00:21:27] the driver, who traveled
[00:21:30] 37,000 kilometers during the war
[00:21:34] for his mission. The head
[00:21:38] of national media, in the eighth national
[00:21:41] meeting of Ofogh Tahavvol, mentioned the names of several
[00:21:45] members of the national media family whom we had not heard of
[00:21:47] before or rarely heard of.
[00:21:51] IRIB, in a major historical shift, has placed
[00:21:55] the national, Islamic, and revolutionary
[00:21:57] identity at the forefront of its activities
[00:22:01] and will continue to do so. Instead of trying to keep
[00:22:04] the centers of power and politics satisfied with us, we tried to keep
[00:22:08] the people satisfied with us, those people who are never
[00:22:12] seen and those people who for
[00:22:16] many years have not received
[00:22:19] their rights. During these very days, during these wars,
[00:22:23] it was proven that the authority of national media, by the grace of God
[00:22:27] and the efforts and will of our colleagues in national media,
[00:22:30] is still the highest in the country. In this
[00:22:34] period, we promised to make justice the motto of our work.
[00:22:37] The audience was placed at the center
[00:22:40] of the transformation literature. The people's share compared to the share
[00:22:44] of political groups saw a significant increase. We had promised
[00:22:47] to seriously address content transformation.
[00:22:51] New structures were created for enrichment.
[00:22:55] For the enrichment of the content of dramatic programs, Simorgh was established.
[00:22:58] The screenplay office was established. Short productions
[00:23:02] were organized. In the most difficult conditions
[00:23:06] of war, production was not stopped. For the first
[00:23:09] time, under enemy
[00:23:12] fire, the production of the series continued
[00:23:15] until before the end of the war,
[00:23:18] the series was ready. And its first episode went on air
[00:23:22] before the war ended. Sahar Qanaati, IRIB News Agency.
[00:29:30] in the country, which will happen tomorrow. You know, a problem that exists
[00:29:34] in our economy, and mostly in economies of this type, is that
[00:29:38] the path of people's capital
[00:29:41] and small savings is spent in opaque
[00:29:45] and unproductive ways. This is what you see
[00:29:48] in the fields of cars, housing, dollars, gold, and similar things.
[00:29:52] The more the government and the ruling system
[00:29:56] can facilitate paths so that these
[00:29:59] savings and these small and large amounts
[00:30:03] that are sometimes in the hands of real people and larger companies, and things we consider small,
[00:30:06] can be spent in productive ways or
[00:30:10] in transparent ways that are beneficial for both the country and the individual
[00:30:14] who is investing, generally better for the economy.
[00:30:17] In addition to this happening and helping the country's economy,
[00:30:21] naturally, on the other hand, the individual who is investing, the risk coverage
[00:30:25] they are looking for, that if today, for example, they want to buy gold, then
[00:30:28] tomorrow, when the price of gold goes up, this capital they have...
[00:30:32] naturally, from the government and the ruling power and the institution that is doing this work,
[00:30:36] this profit should also be able to compete with what is in
[00:30:40] the space that exists and we want it not to go.
[00:30:43] Therefore, we see in the past few days for example, we had
[00:30:46] forward gold coin papers. We are talking about a bond fund that
[00:30:50] its underwriting starts tomorrow. So it shows that the government has reached this conclusion
[00:30:54] that if it wants these monies
[00:30:56] that are in people's hands, the gold that it has, regardless of whether