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[00:00:00] He has refused to open a civil rights case regarding the death of
[00:00:03] Good. These federal agencies refused
[00:00:06] for a long time to provide key evidence, including body camera
[00:00:10] footage, witness statements, and Good's damaged vehicle to
[00:00:13] county investigators, and justice has yet to be served.
[00:00:36] In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. Ladies and gentlemen, good evening.
[00:00:39] It's 4:30 PM. Welcome to this news
[00:00:42] segment. The First Vice President emphasized the presence of women
[00:00:46] in management and social spheres at the first meeting
[00:00:50] of the National Headquarters for Women and Family.
[00:00:53] Mr. Aref expressed satisfaction with the managerial
[00:00:56] performance of women and said that according to the 20-year
[00:01:00] development outlook document, we must reach the first position in the
[00:01:04] region, and to achieve this goal, we must use all
[00:01:07] elite forces, both women and men.
[00:01:11] The First Vice President called for women to play a leading role
[00:01:14] in the economic war and said that for 20 nights when people were
[00:01:18] in the streets, women took the lead and leadership,
[00:01:21] and they must continue this path to preserve social
[00:01:25] capital. Mr. Aref, referring to the amendment of some laws
[00:01:29] related to women, also said: According to Article 21
[00:01:33] of the Constitution, the government is obliged to guarantee the material
[00:01:36] and spiritual rights of
[00:01:38] women.
[00:01:41] The head of the Iranian Chamber of Guilds announced that he is pursuing
[00:01:44] compensation for the business units damaged by the war and said that
[00:01:48] despite providing damage statistics to the relevant
[00:01:51] authorities, no payment has been made to these units so far. According to
[00:01:55] Mr. Nade Farahani, in many provinces,
[00:01:59] guilds and businesses, using their own resources, have
[00:02:02] taken action to rebuild the damaged units and have resumed
[00:02:06] their economic activities. The head of the Iranian Chamber of Guilds emphasized
[00:02:10] that for units that have suffered heavy losses,
[00:02:13] in addition to grants, low-interest loans with
[00:02:17] appropriate repayment periods should be considered to enable
[00:02:21] their reconstruction and return to the economic cycle.
[00:02:24] The head of the Iranian Chamber of Guilds also announced the drafting
[00:02:28] of a mandatory guideline for business units and
[00:02:32] said that this guideline will be sent for review
[00:02:35] and approval to the High Supervisory Board.
[00:02:38] will be sent.
[00:02:40] The historic building of Vessal al-Dawla is undergoing
[00:02:43] restoration. This 100-year-old building, which was damaged by the blast
[00:02:47] wave during the Ramadan war, is to be repaired and
[00:02:51] revived by the Tehran Municipality's Cultural Spaces Development
[00:02:54] Company. To the Annari Garden and the Suleiman Garden.
[00:02:58] به باغ عناری و باغ سلیمان.
[00:03:03] For many Tehranis, Dawla is not just an old building and a local
[00:03:07] park. For years, it has been a place for tourism, a historical garden
[00:03:10] to visit, and sometimes a film location. This was the Mother and Child Park,
[00:03:14] we used to come with the children and use the space, it also had a very beautiful building,
[00:03:18] the children liked to come here, but after
[00:03:21] the war, it was closed. This historic building, dating back
[00:03:25] to the Qajar era with more than a century of history, is located in the 14th district
[00:03:29] of Tehran and was damaged in some parts during the Ramadan
[00:03:32] war. Behind that wall was the main point of impact
[00:03:35] and the blast wave damaged this historic
[00:03:39] building. The arched part collapsed. It's clear
[00:03:42] that this wall cracked by several centimeters. After the missile
[00:03:46] attacks, the cracks became deeper. Of course, this historic building
[00:03:49] was already undergoing restoration before the recent damages. We had
[00:03:53] 80% physical progress. Our plan was to inaugurate
[00:03:57] it this summer. And now, the conditions
[00:04:01] for continuing the protective and improvement operations have become a bit difficult.
[00:04:05] The roof came down after these attacks. This roof that
[00:04:08] had been completely rebuilt, yes, it had been completely rebuilt, and due to the intensity
[00:04:12] of the attacks, because this was on the upper floor, the wave of attacks was much more severe,
[00:04:15] this roof unfortunately completely
[00:04:19] fell off. We examined the main structure for two periods of 3 months
[00:04:23] and it had almost no movement. In any case,
[00:04:26] the reconstruction and renovation operations of the building have begun with debris removal and the collection
[00:04:30] of damaged parts. We will remove it and start
[00:04:34] the restoration of the complex from the top. Then we will move on to the next
[00:04:38] phase, which hopefully will be instructed by the consulting
[00:04:41] company so that we can proceed according to the principles of the cultural heritage department. Efforts will be made
[00:04:45] to preserve a part of Tehran's historical memory for future
[00:04:48] generations, in addition to compensating for the damages incurred.
[00:04:52] Hopefully, we can put the project into operation within the next four
[00:04:56] months. The budget we considered for this information is a general estimate.
[00:05:04] The Vessal al-Dawla building is located in a city park of more than 30,000
[00:05:07] square meters, which will be revitalized after restoration and handed over
[00:05:11] to the city.
[00:05:57] In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. Dear and esteemed viewers, as
[00:06:01] usual every day, from the studio of Khabar Network in
[00:06:04] Beirut, the capital of Lebanon, we are with you
[00:06:08] with the Shammat program and the latest developments in the region
[00:06:12] with the presence of Dr. Mohammad Shams. Mr.
[00:06:15] Shams, there are many issues
[00:06:19] in the region's space. You are in
[00:06:22] Lebanon, and even the issues related
[00:06:26] to the developments in Yemen have become very
[00:06:29] clear and evident. In
[00:06:33] Lebanon today, a session
[00:06:36] to question the government of Nabih Salam
[00:06:40] is scheduled to be held in the Lebanese parliament. This is the first
[00:06:44] time this has happened. There has been a lot of talk
[00:06:47] about today's session, and this
[00:06:50] questioning session will continue tomorrow.
[00:06:53] And on the sidelines of this session
[00:06:57] that is being held, there was a lot of talk. The
[00:07:01] media affiliated with America and
[00:07:04] the Zionist regime said that we
[00:07:06] smell the collapse of Nabih
[00:07:09] Salam's cabinet. We are sensing
[00:07:13] that Hezbollah might take action
[00:07:17] in this regard, even though Hezbollah has not yet
[00:07:20] utilized its popular
[00:07:23] capacity in the political equations of Lebanon.
[00:07:27] What is the source of this concern,
[00:07:30] and what do you think will be the outcome of today's and tomorrow's
[00:07:33] session? Hello and good day. Interrogating the government after
[00:07:37] a year and a half of their work should be a very natural
[00:07:41] thing. The government, after a year
[00:07:44] and a half, has not achieved any results from the promises
[00:07:48] and commitments they made to the people. This means in terms
[00:07:51] of livelihood and economy, for example, electricity.
[00:07:53] The Minister of Electricity of Lebanon, Joe Sid, who is the minister
[00:07:57] affiliated with the Phalangists, Samir Geagea,
[00:08:00] he said, Geagea said, "If
[00:08:03] you give us 6 months at the Ministry of Energy, we will give
[00:08:07] Lebanese people 24 hours of electricity." Now, after a year and
[00:08:10] a half, there is no more electricity. Universities,
[00:08:35] professors, schools, the government has serious problems, but the main
[00:08:38] problem of the government is higher than this. People say we have an economic
[00:08:42] and livelihood problem, but the government for a year and a half
[00:08:46] has only been disarming the resistance and fruitless negotiations with
[00:08:50] Israel. This issue, especially in the past one or two
[00:08:52] months, some political
[00:08:55] figures in Lebanon and
[00:08:58] members of parliament are among those who are against
[00:09:01] the resistance, some of them have very
[00:09:04] harsh and
[00:09:07] openly clear positions against the very principle of resistance,
[00:09:11] but they have taken the side of the attackers
[00:09:14] and critics of the Lebanese government, the President
[00:09:17] himself, and the government's policy
[00:09:21] of direct negotiations with the Zionist regime. Negotiations that they say
[00:09:24] have no results, why are you giving such a free
[00:09:28] concession to the regime? This issue will only get
[00:09:31] worse in the context of the government's questioning today. Yes, definitely,
[00:09:35] especially from the representatives of Hezbollah and the Amal Movement and supporters of the
[00:09:39] resistance, the issue of questioning the government due to this very issue.
[00:09:43] The agreement, or that four-point
[00:09:46] agreement, is a betrayal in Lebanon against Lebanon, and other
[00:09:49] points, such as the ceasefire and
[00:09:52] the return of southerners to southern Lebanon, and the five points
[00:09:56] that Hezbollah and the Amal Movement are pursuing, and were prepared
[00:09:59] in the statement of the
[00:10:02] President and the government itself, but have not been implemented.
[00:10:06] Therefore, this will definitely be raised.
[00:10:10] Of course, these are things
[00:10:22] But behind the scenes of this interrogation, two points are very important. First,
[00:10:25] Joseph Anne has agreed with Mr. Berri to interrogate Nawaf
[00:10:29] Salam because he is not satisfied with the government's
[00:10:32] performance and always
[00:10:36] complains that Nawaf Salam does not cooperate with
[00:10:39] us and wants
[00:10:42] a request for his dismissal has been
[00:10:46] raised. But information that was also revealed today in some
[00:10:49] Lebanese newspapers is that the Saudi Foreign Minister has informed
[00:10:53] all Lebanese officials who usually have connections with Saudi Arabia
[00:10:57] that Nawaf Salam is a red line and you are not allowed to dismiss
[00:11:00] him. The current situation of Saudi Arabia, especially
[00:11:03] in a situation where the issue
[00:11:06] of Yemen is concerned, today bin Salman is going to Cairo to seek help
[00:11:09] from Egypt for the issue of Yemen,
[00:11:12] and it seems that Egyptians will not enter
[00:11:16] this quagmire after he could not get help from
[00:11:20] anywhere else, he turned to everyone, even the Zionist regime.
[00:11:24] Now Saudi Arabia, with this situation it is in, can it
[00:11:27] decide in Lebanon like two months ago, six months ago,
[00:11:30] a year ago? No, it cannot. In fact, the
[00:11:34] government's questioning today is related to the events
[00:11:37] in Yemen. Saudi Arabia is in a bad
[00:11:41] situation and has serious problems. American newspapers
[00:11:45] and American political commentators are ridiculing
[00:11:48] Saudi Arabia. I heard about the issue of
[00:11:52] the Mecca Pact between Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Turkey. When
[00:11:55] Egypt, Saudi Arabia asked Pakistan
[00:11:59] and Turkey for help, their answer was that we don't
[00:12:03] cover previous conditions, like an insurance company
[00:12:06] that says previous illnesses are not our concern.
[00:12:09] This issue is ridiculed by the American
[00:12:12] media. Saudi Arabia has serious
[00:12:16] problems. Some have raised the question of a suitable
[00:12:19] opportunity for Saudi Arabia to give in,
[00:12:23] meaning in Lebanon, or give concessions in Lebanon
[00:12:27] so that they can stop the advance of Ansarullah
[00:12:30] forces in Yemen. Some discussions have been
[00:12:34] raised here, I don't know how serious they are or if they have reached
[00:12:37] anywhere, but the capacity is not suitable. Therefore, the Saudis are very worried
[00:12:41] that Nawaf Salam will be dismissed, and
[00:12:43] especially
[00:12:46] the former Prime Minister Najib Mikati has prepared himself.
[00:12:50] Now, in his close media, it is said that he is preparing himself
[00:12:54] for the premiership. His relations with Saudi Arabia are good, and with
[00:12:58] America are also good, but I doubt that the government of
[00:13:01] Nawaf Salam will be overthrown now because
[00:13:04] Honesty
[00:13:06] is America's man in Lebanon. It's true that there are
[00:13:10] differences of opinion with Nawaf Salam, but
[00:13:13] America apparently doesn't want this change of government to happen
[00:13:17] now, and America gives orders to the
[00:13:20] other government, but in the media space, the American current
[00:13:24] in Beirut, I also saw this
[00:13:26] issue that they are expressing concern
[00:13:29] that they should be careful that the political equation of
[00:13:33] the capital of Lebanon and Lebanon does not completely fall into the hands of Hezbollah again.
[00:13:36] They are concerned about this. Yes, this is serious because
[00:13:40] the government's performance was very weak internally
[00:13:44] and externally. The issue of southern
[00:13:47] Lebanon, and this is a good opportunity for Hezbollah, the Amal
[00:13:51] Movement, and the opposition to question the government. In the past
[00:14:16] hours, two important things happened. I want to briefly ask
[00:14:19] about the importance
[00:14:23] of these joint positions of Amal and Hezbollah in the current situation in Lebanon
[00:14:26] and even though the details of Mr. Araghchi's
[00:14:30] call with Nabih Berri, the Speaker of the Lebanese Parliament,
[00:14:33] have not been widely reported yet,
[00:14:37] what is the importance of this coordination between Iran
[00:14:41] and the Speaker of the Lebanese Parliament,
[00:14:44] at least at the official level, in the current
[00:14:47] regional situation? Well, everyone knows that
[00:14:50] the pressure from America and Saudi Arabia against Nabih Berri,
[00:14:54] the Speaker of Parliament, against Hezbollah and
[00:14:57] supporters of the resistance, has increased, especially
[00:15:00] in recent months, and they are exerting pressure
[00:15:04] to create a rift between the Amal Movement and Hezbollah.
[00:15:07] But they have not succeeded, especially yesterday in the joint
[00:15:10] statement where the head of the political
[00:15:13] office of the Amal Movement and the head of the executive
[00:15:16] council of Hezbollah met and declared that the positions of Amal and
[00:15:20] Hezbollah are one. Anyone who
[00:15:23] tries to create a rift between these two
[00:15:26] sides will not succeed. However,
[00:15:30] Mr. Araghchi's message to Mr. Berri and the telephone conversation
[00:15:33] are very influential because it has been heard that Mr. Berri intends to travel
[00:15:37] to Saudi Arabia in the coming days, and Saudi Arabia
[00:15:40] is trying to draw Mr. Berri to their
[00:15:44] side. And well, Mr. Berri, as a Lebanese
[00:15:48] politician, is managing all
[00:15:51] sides, meaning he is
[00:15:55] taking a middle ground between all sides, meaning
[00:15:58] he is managing the situation. He is managing with all sides. Therefore,
[00:16:02] he also believes in Saudi Arabia and publicly states
[00:16:06] that the way.
[00:16:37] In Lebanon, they can talk to them, and now is a good opportunity.
[00:16:41] My own opinion is that now is a good opportunity because of the events
[00:16:44] happening in Yemen, which will make Saudi Arabia
[00:16:48] come to its senses and in Lebanon, this power
[00:16:51] equation will be seen more realistically,
[00:16:55] and Ansarullah and the Yemenis have announced
[00:16:59] that they are ready to do whatever they can to help Hezbollah,
[00:17:03] the resistance, and the Lebanese people are ready. Well, let's
[00:17:06] go back a bit to internal
[00:17:09] issues of Lebanon,
[00:17:12] especially the issue of southern Lebanon. The Israeli
[00:17:14] newspaper
[00:17:17] today, the Israeli newspaper, is widely published.
[00:17:20] Today,
[00:17:23] it wrote that the commander of the northern sector of the
[00:17:26] Zionist regime's army, meaning
[00:17:30] the central command which effectively has southern Lebanon
[00:17:33] within its operational scope and responsibility.
[00:17:38] In the coming days, he will present a formal
[00:17:42] plan to the army commander or
[00:17:45] the regime's government to withdraw
[00:17:48] four brigades out of the five brigades
[00:17:51] stationed in the Qala Shqif area, meaning north of the Litani,
[00:17:55] and only one brigade will remain there.
[00:17:58] What does this mean? Because
[00:18:01] the current Defense Minister of the Zionist regime, who is
[00:18:04] in the electoral atmosphere of the regime,
[00:18:48] is a relentless and attrition-based one in southern
[00:18:51] Lebanon and will be forced to withdraw from the area
[00:18:54] it is currently in and move to what they had declared as the grey
[00:18:58] line along the border in a depth of between
[00:19:01] 2 and a maximum of 4 kilometers, and from there
[00:19:05] the Israeli army will be forced to retreat to what he called
[00:19:08] the black line, which is the international border between
[00:19:12] Lebanon and occupied Palestine. Well, losing
[00:19:15] a hill in war is not a big deal. The hill of
[00:19:19] Ali Taher, which Hezbollah lost, according to Israeli narratives,
[00:19:22] who had operational control.
[00:19:25] Well, in the war after 3 years of resistance and
[00:19:28] steadfastness, it is something very
[00:19:31] natural, even though Hezbollah's narrative is not yet clear
[00:19:35] about the current status of Ali Taher hill. Regarding
[00:19:38] the Israeli narratives, the discussion of these security
[00:19:42] officials, the commander of Israel in northern occupied Palestine,
[00:19:46] in the same lines as Ali Taher and Qalaat al-Shaqif, there are currently
[00:19:50] three narratives from the Israeli side. These narratives show that
[00:19:53] the Israeli narrative is weak, unhealthy, and clearly
[00:19:57] nothing more than propaganda. Well, the Israelis, Kats says
[00:20:00] we have operational control of the hill, it is part of the yellow zone
[00:20:03] and we will not withdraw from there. The Israeli army says we have the hill.
[00:20:38] a new war, expanding the occupied area both in Ali
[00:20:41] Taher, meaning the urban area,
[00:20:44] and in the two large
[00:20:48] cities in southern Lebanon.
[00:21:20] Well, the main problem is the disagreement between
[00:21:23] Netanyahu's government and the regime's army. The regime's army says
[00:21:26] we cannot remain in southern Lebanon. Our army has serious problems.
[00:21:30] It is exhausted, lacking troops and soldiers. We need at least
[00:21:33] 10 to 15 thousand additional troops. Our presence in southern
[00:21:37] Lebanon will result in heavy casualties and costs. This
[00:21:40] is pressure from the army against Netanyahu's government, that we must
[00:21:44] withdraw and return to the grey zone or the border
[00:21:47] area. Yesterday, one of the commanders
[00:21:51] of the Israeli army announced that our plan in
[00:21:54] Lebanon is not complete, we must move towards
[00:21:58] destroying and occupying two
[00:22:01] large cities in southern Lebanon, meaning Nabatiyeh and Tyre,
[00:22:05] and we must continue here, and he suggested to the regime's army
[00:22:09] that we must move in this direction. Therefore, the Israelis
[00:22:13] are bombing Mansouri and Nabatiyeh every day.
[00:22:15] They even bombed Ali Taher hill this morning.
[00:22:19] This is contrary to the Israeli
[00:22:23] narrative. The operational control that exists, there is a serious problem
[00:22:26] in the regime's army. Their casualties are increasing,
[00:22:30] that's why they are reducing their forces in Lebanon.
[00:22:33] Now they also have other fronts, the issue of Kerak, Mukhtar and Jordan
[00:22:37] is also raised, which may turn into a new front,
[00:22:40] and this continued presence
[00:22:43] and 24-hour alert of the army on several
[00:22:46] fronts has caused this serious problem.
[00:22:50] We will follow up on this regarding Syria.
[00:22:54] Syria is now witnessing a completely
[00:22:57] new situation for the first
[00:23:00] time, meaning that although there were protests
[00:23:04] in recent months against the current
[00:23:07] government and Ahmad al-Shara himself or Abu Mohammad
[00:23:10] al-Jolani, these protests in the past
[00:23:13] hours escalated to an explosion,
[00:23:17] and we are seeing protests in various parts of Syria
[00:23:50] the economic situation of this government, but it seems
[00:23:53] that the issue goes beyond that. Well, the serious problem
[00:23:57] that exists in Syria is the issue of inflation and people's
[00:24:00] purchasing power. One of the well-known Syrian
[00:24:03] merchants in the city of Aleppo, which is known as the city of factories
[00:24:07] and so on, announced that the situation is very grim,
[00:24:10] very bad, and it is impossible to continue working. The country's
[00:24:14] economy is collapsing. The issue of Syrian oil, the Syrian government
[00:24:17] also said that the Kurds are taking oil.
[00:24:21] People gathered and demonstrated and said they were stopping
[00:24:25] the trucks that were transporting oil and asked, "Well, you used
[00:24:28] to say the Kurds, now the Kurds are integrated into the Syrian
[00:24:32] army, so where is Syrian oil going now?" At least they say
[00:24:36] about 3 billion dollars of Syrian oil money is missing.
[00:24:39] It's unclear where it went. The protesters say
[00:24:42] 2.7 million tons of wheat that was harvested
[00:24:45] east of the Euphrates, people were not paid
[00:24:48] for it either.
[00:24:50] Yes, these are serious problems. Corruption, but beyond
[00:24:54] this issue, the fate of this regime is now in question.
[00:24:57] Yes, this came to power with direct
[00:25:00] American support, and Trump kept
[00:25:04] supporting it, and still supports it.
[00:25:07] Qatar, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Iran said we will invest in
[00:25:11] Syria, we will bring billions of dollars here, and a new
[00:25:14] era will be created. Now all these parties are absent
[00:25:18] in the economic and political space of Syria.
[00:25:22] In solving people's problems, in fact, behind the scenes of these
[00:25:25] demonstrations and strikes, it's not just the living
[00:25:29] and economic situation, but now from Idlib, the main city of Ahmad al-Sharq,
[00:25:33] from where their forces were brought towards Damascus, the demonstrations
[00:25:36] are more widespread. The main question is who is supporting
[00:25:39] these protesters? Meaning they were not spontaneous. There are
[00:25:43] external factors. Therefore, one should ask who benefits
[00:25:47] most from this situation? We told you
[00:25:51] before that Hakan Fidan, the Turkish Foreign Minister, came to Damascus
[00:25:54] and announced that this is our own capital,
[00:25:57] and Erdogan was supposed to come there and meet as soon
[00:26:01] as possible. Well, who was unhappy about this? The Israelis
[00:26:05] are unhappy, the Emiratis are unhappy, even the Saudis are unhappy.
[00:26:09] These three countries are trying to destabilize the situation
[00:26:12] in Syria. Investment from the UAE and Saudi Arabia
[00:26:15] is not serious, especially the UAE has serious problems with
[00:26:19] the Jolani government, and they are carrying out their activities
[00:26:22] on the Syrian coast, supporting their activities
[00:26:26] there. Our time is running out. Now, the issue of Syria.
[00:26:29] It was supposed that this serious discussion would be raised that at least
[00:26:33] some of the Saudi oil and now the southern
[00:26:37] Persian Gulf region, those sitting there, would come from Syria
[00:26:40] and go to the Mediterranean Sea to Europe.
[00:26:44] This issue is now in progress. A pipeline,
[00:26:47] Kirkuk-Baniyas, was blown up there,
[00:26:50] and now the question
[00:26:54] is, what will Jolani do with this situation?
[00:26:58] There is a news story, and I followed up on this news
[00:27:01] and found that it is true. Some of Jolani's
[00:27:05] military forces, who
[00:27:08] previously had direct ties with Turkey, have now
[00:27:12] been transferred to the Yemen front.
[00:27:15] Is it possible for Jolani to escape this domestic
[00:27:19] crisis deadlock and open a real front
[00:27:23] against Lebanon, in particular? Well, Syrian
[00:27:26] forces participating in Yemen is not new, meaning they
[00:27:30] were not sent recently. Before the recent
[00:27:33] events, they were sent and received military training
[00:27:37] for the Muslim Brotherhood and Saudi militias
[00:27:40] there. A large number of them were arrested by Ansar Allah, and their
[00:27:44] videos are available. So, this troop deployment happened
[00:27:48] before, and the Turks were managing these forces, which are mostly
[00:27:51] affiliated with Turkey. Now, Jolani has a serious problem,
[00:27:54] and we have heard that in recent days,
[00:27:58] forces from Syria have moved towards the Lebanese
[00:28:01] border. Northern Lebanon in particular,
[00:28:05] many forces have been sent, and it is possible that Syria
[00:28:09] or Ahmad al-Shara, to escape the domestic situation, will create
[00:28:12] an external enemy, threatening Lebanon,
[00:28:16] or Iraq, or Yemen, to solve the domestic problem
[00:28:19] or escape. Of course,
[00:28:23] apparently the Turks, they did not express readiness
[00:28:26] to get too involved in Yemen, meaning
[00:28:30] the same thing they did before. Before the recent
[00:28:33] conflicts, it seems that it has stopped because
[00:28:37] they know that conflict in Yemen will worsen the
[00:28:40] regional situation and is not in Turkey's interest.
[00:28:44] Now we have to see if regional countries
[00:28:47] and America still accept Ahmad al-Shara as the President
[00:28:50] of Syria. We have heard for a while that Europeans
[00:28:54] are not satisfied with Ahmad al-Shara and have said that we
[00:28:57] want a secular president who respects the rights of
[00:29:01] minorities there.
[00:29:25] news and essential developments and the impacts
[00:29:29] of Yemen's developments on the entire region. Thank you, Dr.
[00:29:33] Mohammad Shams. Dear and esteemed viewers,
[00:29:36] the program time is over. Until tomorrow.
[00:29:40] Goodbye, and good luck.
[00:30:23] Hello, it's 5 PM. The tenth edition of the Turquoise
[00:30:27] Award concluded with the announcement of the winners in Iranian
[00:30:31] creative industries.
[00:30:38] In this period, more than 4,000 works were registered in 31 provinces, 78 of which belonged to startups. Also, an exhibition of the selected works
[00:30:41] from the tenth Turquoise Award is being held at
[00:30:44] Azadi Tower, which is open from 10 AM to 8
[00:30:48] PM for interested visitors. It is
[00:30:52] open.
[00:30:55] Along with the tenth Turquoise Award, an
[00:30:57] exhibition was held.