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[00:00:00] are...
[00:01:23] Welcome to this news section. America's attempt to prevent
[00:01:26] Iran's membership in a general committee of the International
[00:01:30] Atomic Energy Agency failed.
[00:01:34] During this election process, the
[00:01:37] American delegation tried to prevent Iran's election by deviating
[00:01:40] from conventional consensus procedures, but
[00:01:43] failed. The
[00:01:47] conference today dedicated
[00:01:50] part of its session to
[00:01:53] determining the discussions of the conference
[00:01:56] deputies of the president, as well as members.
[00:02:09] Membership in this group was discussed at the conference,
[00:02:12] and then the United States objected to Iran's
[00:02:15] membership in the General Committee and requested a vote.
[00:02:19] The Islamic Republic of Iran, along with a number
[00:02:23] of countries, requested that this vote be conducted secretly
[00:02:26] so that the United States could not pressure countries.
[00:02:30] This decision was made, and a secret vote was held. The result
[00:02:34] of the secret vote was that Iran was elected as a member
[00:02:37] of the committee. And this is actually a political
[00:02:41] defeat for the United States in this conference,
[00:02:44] and we hope that this defeat will be a prelude to its
[00:02:47] subsequent defeats.
[00:02:53] The public relations of the Revolutionary Guard announced the destruction of
[00:02:57] three advanced American MQ-1 drones.
[00:03:02] With the fire of the advanced aerospace defense system of the Revolutionary
[00:03:06] Guard and under the control of the integrated air defense
[00:03:09] network of the country, they were intercepted
[00:03:13] and destroyed in the sky of the Strait of Hormuz. So far, five MQ-1
[00:03:16] drones of the terrorist US Army have been destroyed
[00:03:20] in the past few days by the fire of the advanced
[00:03:24] aerospace defense system of the Revolutionary Guard. The
[00:03:28] Speaker of Parliament, in a message, offered condolences for the martyrdom
[00:03:32] of Molavi Yousef Gorgij to the noble people of Sistan
[00:03:35] and Baluchestan, the Sunni community, and the entire Iranian
[00:03:38] nation, especially the honorable family
[00:03:41] of that precious martyr, emphasizing that
[00:03:45] the cowardly assassination of Molavi Yousef
[00:03:48] Gorgij once again revealed the evil face of the enemies of unity
[00:03:52] and security of this land. Mr. Qalib, in this message, stated
[00:03:55] that the pure blood of this militant Sunni scholar,
[00:03:58] like the blood of the unjustly
[00:04:03] shed martyr Molavi Mohammad Anwar Rigi, who was innocently killed a while ago, is another document for this
[00:04:07] truth that guarding Iran and the unity of the nation
[00:04:10] knows no religion, and stressed
[00:04:13] that enemies should know that they cannot silence
[00:04:17] the voice of unity, security, and patriotism
[00:04:21] with bullets and terror, and these pure bloods
[00:04:24] are not the end of a path, but will be the cause of its
[00:04:28] greater strength and continuation.
[00:04:30] The head of the judiciary, in a sincere and epic message,
[00:04:34] praised the presence of 20 semi-people
[00:04:38] in street exercises. Mr. Mohseni Ezhei,
[00:04:41] describing this presence as the jihad of the elected
[00:04:44] nation, considered the people to be the guardians
[00:04:47] of the sanctuary of Islamic Iran, who, by standing
[00:04:50] firm in the Hosseini school, shook the foundations
[00:04:53] of arrogance. The head of the judiciary emphasized that this
[00:04:57] enthusiastic presence has not only disrupted
[00:05:00] calculations, but by manifesting the cry
[00:05:04] of "Hayhat Minna al-Dhilla", it has proven the unbreakable
[00:05:07] bond between the nation and the system, and
[00:05:11] has completed the process of Iran's victory against
[00:05:14] global arrogance. The fifth
[00:05:17] ceremony honoring the enduring figures
[00:05:20] of cultural heritage with the slogan "Iran, the home
[00:05:24] of good people," was held at the Saadabad Cultural-Historical
[00:05:28] Complex. In this ceremony, the late Dr. Ezzatollah
[00:05:32] Negahban and the late Dr. Shahriar
[00:05:35] Adl were honored.
[00:05:37] On
[00:05:40] the night that passed, everyone came for Iran. A land
[00:05:44] that, in addition to its strong buildings and enduring
[00:05:47] culture, can be known through the people who have
[00:05:51] worked for years for its name and enduring
[00:05:54] legacy. We have assets
[00:05:57] who are the guardians of this home. Without
[00:06:01] these assets, this home will not remain eternal. On the night
[00:06:04] that passed, everyone spoke of love and affection,
[00:06:08] of experiences, the crystallization of thought, and all
[00:06:12] the hardships that everyone endured to be able to show us,
[00:06:15] the future generations, that the story of this land
[00:06:19] is a narrative of love that it holds in its heart.
[00:06:22] Iran is a general concept. This is our home.
[00:06:26] This is our ancestral home. It's our maternal home.
[00:06:30] Everything we have is here. I don't know if I served
[00:06:33] or not. I don't know if I fulfilled my duty or not,
[00:06:37] but all my effort has been to do this. God willing, it will have been
[00:06:40] done. The recognitions in this
[00:06:42] ceremony were only a small part of its philosophy.
[00:06:46] We should not forget our assets, while they
[00:06:50] are at home and cannot work
[00:06:53] on excavation and restoration. They should not
[00:06:56] be in isolation and forgotten. In order for assets
[00:07:00] not to be forgotten, we reintroduce them to society.
[00:07:04] A new initiative this year was
[00:07:08] honoring the guardian of the Persian
[00:07:11] language, Dr.
[00:07:14] Haddad Adel. This was a new type of work, as we believe that the Persian
[00:07:18] language is Iranian heritage. Preserving
[00:07:22] this language is actually preserving our culture,
[00:07:25] preserving our identity, and guarding
[00:07:28] it is the duty of every Iranian.
[00:07:31] And in the fifth ceremony honoring the enduring
[00:07:35] figures of cultural heritage with the slogan "Iran, the home
[00:07:38] of good people," in the fields of archaeology, field
[00:07:42] excavations, research, and Persian language and literature,
[00:07:46] thanks and appreciation were expressed. Azad Salmani, IRIB News Agency.
[00:07:48] 20 new books from the
[00:07:52] Islamic Revolution Document Center in the field
[00:07:55] of contemporary historiography
[00:07:57] were published.
[00:08:01] The Islamic Revolution Document Center, in its latest cultural
[00:08:05] endeavor, has released 20 new books to the
[00:08:08] publishing market. In the next few months, our
[00:08:12] first published books will reach 30 titles. Perhaps
[00:08:16] more than 50 or 60 books are being reprinted.
[00:08:19] This year, we plan to release close to 100 books to the market.
[00:08:23] Works that cover a wide range of the history of struggles,
[00:08:27] macro-policies, and analytical studies. The subject
[00:08:30] of the book is the history of the Islamic Revolution,
[00:08:34] especially the early history of the revolution.
[00:08:37] Memoirs of some revolutionary figures. Biographies of
[00:08:40] some political and religious figures. One
[00:08:44] of these works is the book "The Constitutional Lawyer."
[00:08:48] The Imam Jomeh of Khoy, who was one of the prominent
[00:08:51] scholars of the parliament, was elected along with Dr.
[00:08:54] Mossadegh. And it's interesting
[00:08:58] that he was the main supporter
[00:09:01] of the Constitutional Revolution. Another work is "The Strait
[00:09:04] of Ambition." Our goal was to complete
[00:09:07] the political, social, and economic record
[00:09:11] of Shapour Bakhtiar's
[00:09:13] life. In the section of memoirs and oral history,
[00:09:17] these works open a new window into the lives
[00:09:21] of activists of the revolution and the Sacred Defense.
[00:09:24] The book "Khorshidvareh" is a narrative by Tahereh
[00:09:28] Sajjadi. From June 5, 1963, to
[00:09:31] September 8, 1978, and until the victory of the Islamic
[00:09:35] Revolution, much blood was shed, and much
[00:09:38] suffering was endured. Another work is the book
[00:09:42] "The Deluded." The operation that was carried out in Mehrsadeh,
[00:09:46] given our job in the IRGC,
[00:09:49] focused more on the Mojahedin-e Khalq. The newly unveiled
[00:09:53] books cover topics such as the lives of
[00:09:56] pre-revolution fighters and the historical
[00:10:00] course of the victory of the Islamic Revolution.
[00:10:03] These 20 works are 20 windows into the contemporary
[00:10:07] history of Iran and the history
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[00:15:24] war. Excuse me. On the 200th day of the third imposed
[00:15:28] war, we are at your service.
[00:15:30] May the war end. Truly, as the numbers
[00:15:34] and days go up, one naturally hopes that the war will end. A war with victory.
[00:16:12] Thank you for your invitation and also greetings to the great
[00:16:15] nation of Iran for 200 days
[00:16:19] of resistance
[00:16:20] against
[00:16:23] almost 65 to 70 percent of the world's
[00:16:27] military budget, alone and without any support.
[00:16:30] And God willing, the outcome of these events will be
[00:16:33] Iran's ultimate pride and victory.
[00:17:36] into the discussion...
[00:18:07] We mentioned some technical points, and they really
[00:18:11] were technical points. We explained and said that it's not possible
[00:18:15] for someone to fall at a speed of
[00:18:17] approximately 120 to 160 kilometers
[00:18:21] per hour and not get hurt, and then claim that they were
[00:18:24] hurt and broke several bones and ascended
[00:18:28] 2100 meters. I said this.
[00:18:31] Those who have done mountaineering are completely familiar with
[00:18:34] this issue, that in this situation, none
[00:18:38] of these sentences individually make sense, and when you put
[00:18:42] them together, they become even more meaningless. Today, the Guardian
[00:18:45] also published a report exactly about this,
[00:18:49] that the audience, in the
[00:18:52] discussion, those who had seen the video, had
[00:18:55] conveyed their opinions that this video
[00:18:59] is fabricated, and the point I had myself, I said,
[00:19:02] this is my analysis, is that a pilot is a human
[00:19:06] being who has a very clear and obvious understanding
[00:19:08] of the basics of physics, and
[00:19:12] he understands the issue of flying, falling, and these
[00:19:16] things very well. Maybe he doesn't know fluid dynamics, but he knows this
[00:19:19] completely. Maybe he hasn't studied electromagnetism, but
[00:19:23] he knows this completely. And it seemed more like
[00:19:27] a pre-prepared script was given to this
[00:19:30] person, and he practiced and is presenting the same thing. Now, let's keep
[00:19:33] this Guardian. I just, yes, let's keep this. I'll announce
[00:19:37] simultaneously that the broadcast of Mr. Kamalvandi's
[00:19:41] remarks at the International Atomic Energy Agency meeting
[00:19:45] in Vienna is currently being broadcast live on News Channel
[00:19:48] 2. Those who were following the meeting live can follow
[00:19:52] it. Let's have the Guardian's image. What the
[00:19:56] Guardian has actually stated refers
[00:19:59] to this interview of the American pilot recounting his rescue
[00:20:03] in the "60 Minutes" program, which critics say has turned
[00:20:06] into propaganda. Indeed, I have seen
[00:20:10] a lot of discussion in English-speaking
[00:20:12] social media since yesterday
[00:20:16] about this being propaganda and exaggerated.
[00:20:20] This is what the Guardian is also referring to. Now, Western
[00:20:23] audiences have also understood it,
[00:20:27] and that point, Westerners also
[00:20:30] learn. They had the same analysis
[00:20:34] as us, that this was a narrative of a pleasant
[00:20:38] story. It was for them and for whitewashing. First,
[00:20:41] it was designed for Peter Haggett to turn
[00:20:45] a failed operation into a victory. You see,
[00:20:48] that's what we mean when
[00:20:50] we say they narrate war. Their plane crashed. The world's
[00:20:54] superpower, according to Dr. 60-70% of the military
[00:20:57] budget of the whole world, then they narrate
[00:21:01] it in such a way that it's as if we won.
[00:21:04] Well, this was a completely different matter,
[00:21:08] but now they are talking in a way that reinforces
[00:21:12] the idea that we are so strong, we can do extraordinary
[00:21:15] things. No, it's not like that. Your plane was shot down.
[00:21:19] The most you did was come and pick it up. You were
[00:21:22] lucky in this particular case. If you don't believe me, try
[00:21:26] again and see how many more you can rescue.
[00:21:29] I say, the Pentagon spokesman
[00:21:32] came out and said that all these are baseless
[00:21:36] accusations. You have hostility towards the Pentagon and Peter
[00:21:40] Haggett, and he blamed it on internal American
[00:21:42] political conflict. In short, the Guardian is also open. Anyone
[00:21:46] who wants can read it. Let me just say one thing. The Guardian,
[00:21:50] because we clarify this in the program, it's not like something Western
[00:21:53] wrote. The Guardian is an English publication,
[00:21:57] not American, and it writes articles
[00:22:00] against Trump's policies. We admit this ourselves.
[00:22:04] But at the same time, the article it wrote refers to
[00:22:08] an approach that people in the public sphere
[00:22:11] are talking about, meaning it reflects that. Yes, now because it's against
[00:22:15] Trump, it has reflected this, but that issue exists. We want
[00:22:18] to emphasize that viewers in the English-speaking
[00:22:22] world who saw it had these same points in mind.
[00:22:26] Now, a publication like the Guardian has published this. Today, after
[00:22:29] I was on my way, I went and watched the YouTube
[00:22:33] video of the same CBS channel. If you look at the comments below
[00:22:36] it, this kind of atmosphere is very strong. I didn't read all
[00:22:40] the comments. Maybe I spent one or two minutes browsing.
[00:22:43] But many people, meaning the question that arose in our minds has
[00:22:47] arisen in the minds of people all over the world. I've seen a lot of it myself. We had a
[00:22:51] discussion about American casualties, for example. The official
[00:22:55] casualties announced by America, for example, how many casualties
[00:22:58] they suffered at their Al-Azraq base or in that camp, we don't
[00:23:02] know. The figure America has announced
[00:23:04] so far is 18 killed. They have officially announced
[00:23:08] 18. Now I'm saying, for example, when a pilot crashes like this
[00:23:12] and then presents this narrative, which I told him, "Sir,
[00:23:16] a mountain goat cannot fall like that and then climb up the mountain."
[00:23:20] Well, this pilot claims that. Then we expect America
[00:23:23] to come and just say how many casualties it had. It's probably
[00:23:27] clear that it's part of the propaganda. And a piece
[00:23:30] of the video that became the subject of discussion, do you want
[00:23:34] us to show that piece too, of the helicopter's movement and that discussion?
[00:23:37] Let's play that piece too, friends. We first saw that piece
[00:23:41] in social media channels. The kids should play it. Then we doubted
[00:23:45] it. That's why I went and found that CBS YouTube
[00:23:48] video. Look, the helicopter
[00:23:50] comes, it's very interesting. The helicopter spins up there,
[00:23:53] but its shadow doesn't spin. Well, of course, my analysis
[00:23:57] is. Look, the shadow doesn't move at all. Play it again.
[00:24:01] You see, the helicopter is spinning, but there's no change in the
[00:24:04] angle of the shadow. The shadow continues its path. Yes,
[00:24:08] at least as far as we can tell. This cannot be attributed
[00:24:12] to 100% certainty, but if you play the image from
[00:24:15] the beginning again, look at the helicopter coming. Hold
[00:24:18] the image for a moment. It seems that, given that the helicopter
[00:24:22] is here and its shadow is here, if we consider the light
[00:24:24] rays, there is probably such an angle
[00:24:27] of light incidence that leads to the creation
[00:24:31] of this shadow. Now, if we continue and turn
[00:24:34] forward, if this helicopter is turning, it seems that,
[00:24:38] considering the angle of light, this shadow
[00:24:41] should also have turned, at least in these last
[00:24:44] few seconds, because the image ends here. Yes,
[00:24:48] this needs to be replayed, guys, up to the second
[00:25:20] to last moment. Well done. In military documentaries,
[00:25:23] it's very common, they even put actors in place of commanders,
[00:25:27] and they make documentaries. This is common. They don't
[00:25:39] had some attacks on our boats last night. What was the story
[00:25:43] with that? In the south, as far as I know,
[00:25:47] two of our civilian boats were attacked.
[00:25:51] Apparently, it was a drone attack. Unfortunately,
[00:25:54] we have martyrs, civilian martyrs. The boat was apparently
[00:25:58] a fishing boat. I still haven't been able to get
[00:26:01] the exact narrative. What I can say for sure
[00:26:05] is that we were attacked, and an attack on a civilian
[00:26:09] boat usually, and unfortunately, also
[00:26:13] involves martyrs. In the south, it was near Larak Island.
[00:26:16] And
[00:26:18] it's still not clear. American drones. At least
[00:26:22] two, I'm sure of, I checked again. Two MQ-1s
[00:26:26] were targeted. Both were shot down. The MQ-1s were targeted
[00:26:29] here again. Yes, they are still using MQs.
[00:26:33] Yes,
[00:26:35] this is the news. This is also Barak Ravid's news. The reason
[00:26:39] I say we don't have definite news is because we never consider
[00:26:43] Barak Ravid as a primary source for news.
[00:26:46] His news, well, the news is that the US military
[00:26:50] destroyed two small Iranian boats on Monday, after the
[00:26:54] Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps tried to seize a US Navy drone
[00:26:57] that was patrolling the Strait of Hormuz. US officials
[00:27:01] told me this.
[00:27:32] There are up to four. I'm sure about two, but
[00:27:36] I think the third one was also definitely announced
[00:27:39] on television. So, the MQ-1s are coming.
[00:27:42] Now, the fact that the MQ-1 reserves are under
[00:27:46] pressure, we are almost certain
[00:27:50] of that. This is a limited reserve. The production rate
[00:27:54] is not that high, so they lost
[00:27:57] the most important platform and, in fact, the tactical
[00:28:00] surveillance and operational
[00:28:05] platform. Contrary to what they thought, we had a tactical
[00:28:08] and technological leap between the 12-day
[00:28:12] war and the Ramadan war, and they hadn't read
[00:28:15] this, and they lost a large number of
[00:28:19] these reserves. The MQ-1 is a drone
[00:28:23] that has been retired and replaced by the MQ-9. In
[00:28:27] 2011,
[00:28:29] published old American documents.
[00:28:35] It was supposed to be replaced, but the fact that the MQ-1
[00:28:39] is being used so much now means that its reserves
[00:28:43] are dwindling. This is another piece of evidence. No matter
[00:28:47] how much Peter Haggett tries to deny
[00:28:49] it, it's no use. This is a clear principle
[00:28:52] that everyone is seeing, that this has happened,
[00:29:01] of explosions in the region from some bases in Jordan,
[00:29:04] but we don't exactly know what the story is.
[00:29:08] We still don't have a mystery. An explosion occurred in the port of Aqaba,
[00:29:12] if I'm not mistaken. And currently, no one
[00:29:15] has claimed responsibility, and the interesting thing is
[00:29:19] that they haven't blamed us either. It's not like
[00:29:22] anyone said I did it, or anyone said I was hit.
[00:29:26] An explosion has occurred, and the Jordanians themselves
[00:29:30] said that an explosion occurred here, and I think
[00:29:33] they even used terms like "attack." Now, you might
[00:29:37] also see that it was an industrial accident, because the region
[00:29:40] is involved in war, for example, something happened. This information
[00:29:43] hasn't been released yet. I'm saying no one has
[00:29:45] claimed responsibility, and it's not. Finally,
[00:29:49] today afternoon, our latest update is that the Yemenis
[00:29:52] have once again targeted the Yanbu refinery facilities,
[00:29:56] those that were still left, those they hadn't hit,
[00:30:00] and another location was also targeted.
[00:30:03] Well, we also have a tweet from Mr. Mohsen Rezaee. Let
[00:30:06] Mr. Vahid explain the point. Mr. Mohsen Rezaee, Major
[00:30:10] General Mohsen Rezaee, Secretary of the Supreme
[00:30:13] National Security Council. Don't be distracted by the contradictory
[00:30:17] messages of the US president. There is no negotiation. There is no negotiation
[00:30:20] until we are ready for dialogue. The situation around oil
[00:30:24] and the straits has changed. Damage management cannot stop
[00:30:27] what is coming. As long as Iran's conditions
[00:30:31] are not met, no negotiation will take
[00:30:34] place. Full stop.
[00:30:37] A point.
[00:30:40] It's excellent, of course. We've said this before.
[00:30:43] A part of the war is taking place in the public
[00:30:47] sphere, and this public sphere influences policies,
[00:30:51] actions, and operational plans. Our operational
[00:30:54] plan, the enemy's operational plans, defensive
[00:30:58] assessments, all of these