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[00:00:00] Dan Algali is a pleasant and cool
[00:00:04] area of Tabriz and a picture of the
[00:00:07] people of this land in the
[00:00:10] clear mirror of nature. Algali recreation area is also
[00:00:13] restless for the national event of
[00:00:17] Iran, Eastern Azerbaijan,
[00:00:20] Iran and hosts
[00:00:23] travelers from all over
[00:00:26] Iran.
[00:00:48] The people have received the first narrative of the war news from the national media. Mr. Jabili emphasized that part
[00:00:52] of the success of the
[00:00:56] national media in predicting information is due to interaction and communication
[00:01:00] with institutions and agencies responsible for the crisis.
[00:01:03] In the operations of Wa'ad Sadiq
[00:01:10] 1 and 2 that we were
[00:01:13] involved with the regime in 2040
[00:01:16] and 3,
[00:01:19] during the spring of
[00:01:21] 2040,
[00:01:24] that is, before the martyrdom of the president, we
[00:01:27] witnessed Sadiq 1. And I think it was
[00:01:31] in Azar that Sadiq 2 was. Well, there was a very
[00:01:35] close relationship between the national media and the armed forces and the IRGC,
[00:01:38] so as soon as an operation happened by the dear IRGC,
[00:01:42] immediately and perhaps
[00:01:46] within a few minutes, direct information and a direct
[00:01:50] communication relationship between the national media and the armed forces were established.
[00:01:53] It was also strengthened in the recent war, and this caused
[00:01:56] us to be ahead of the first
[00:02:00] narrative and
[00:02:03] in fact, to obtain accurate
[00:02:07] information and to convey that accurate information to our dear people
[00:02:10] regarding the events that occurred in 2040
[00:02:14] and happened. Wa'ad Sadiq 1 and
[00:02:15] 2.
[00:02:19] The Speaker of Parliament in a meeting with the President of the Patriotic Union
[00:02:23] of Kurdistan, Iraq, said that America has been defeated
[00:02:26] on the western borders of Iran. Mr. Qalibaf said that attempts
[00:02:32] were made from the Kurdistan Region of Iraq to carry
[00:02:36] out security and military actions against Iran, but with the help
[00:02:40] of friends in the region and the timely reaction of the Iranian
[00:02:43] armed forces, this enemy plot was defeated. The Speaker of Parliament also,
[00:02:47] while emphasizing the necessity of expanding cooperation in security
[00:02:50] and economic fields, expressed hope that this trip would lead to further
[00:02:54] development of economic, security and political relations
[00:02:58] between the two countries. The Foreign Minister of our country also, in a meeting with the President of the Patriotic Union
[00:03:02] of Kurdistan, Iraq, said that the countries of the region should
[00:03:05] be vigilant against the false flag
[00:03:09] trick that is designed to create discord among
[00:03:12] neighbors. The President of the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan, Iraq, also emphasized
[00:03:16] that Iraq and the Kurdistan Region will never allow
[00:03:19] the lands of this country to become a haven
[00:03:23] for threatening the security of the countries of the region, especially
[00:03:26] Iran.
[00:03:36] The US sanctioned a Russian bank for allegedly circumventing
[00:03:40] sanctions on Iran. The US Treasury Department announced that Russia's
[00:03:43] VTB Bank has been subjected to US sanctions
[00:03:47] due to its involvement in circumventing sanctions imposed against
[00:03:51] Iran. The cohesion of Iranian society
[00:03:54] has increased. The Russian President, referring to
[00:03:58] the "Jan" campaign, said that contrary to the perception
[00:04:01] of some in the West, after the start of the military
[00:04:05] conflict, we are witnessing greater cohesion
[00:04:07] in Iranian society.
[00:04:11] The cost of the US war with Iran
[00:04:13] reached 33 billion dollars. The market of the US Department of War announced
[00:04:17] that the cost of the war with Iran until June 30 has reached
[00:04:21] about 33 billion and 400 million dollars. This official stated
[00:04:24] that there has been a reduction in ammunition reserves
[00:04:28] and a disruption in the supply chain. After a few
[00:04:31] short news items, I invite you to pay attention
[00:04:35] to the rest of the news. Following the criticisms of the continued
[00:04:38] military aggression of the US against Iran, the former
[00:04:42] US Secretary of State, while criticizing the warmongering
[00:04:45] policies of the Trump administration, said that the war against
[00:04:48] Iran
[00:04:51] can and should end tomorrow. Antony
[00:04:54] Blinken, in an interview with Bloomberg, said that all
[00:04:57] Persian Gulf countries are looking for dialogue with Iranians
[00:05:01] and perhaps even an agreement with Iran. This former US official emphasized
[00:05:04] that the Persian Gulf countries are looking for an agreement
[00:05:08] because they know that, unfortunately, they have come to the conclusion
[00:05:12] that we cannot necessarily defend them. The Secretary of State in Joe
[00:05:16] Biden's administration added: Unfortunately, we are in a very difficult
[00:05:20] situation that Trump has created.
[00:05:22] است.
[00:05:26] From the start of the Hundred-Second Film Festival
[00:05:29] and the number of works present in
[00:05:32] it to cinematic visits in Cinema Week
[00:05:36] and a different unveiling of a music video in a university,
[00:05:40] these are among the news that has
[00:05:42] come in the "What's New in Art" package.
[00:05:56] Hello. We start with the latest
[00:05:59] news of the 38th International Film Festival
[00:06:02] for Children and Youth, which is dedicated to foreign sections
[00:06:06] and short fiction films. The first event
[00:06:09] after the war in the field of cinema
[00:06:13] and on an international scale that is going to be held
[00:06:16] is the Youth Film Festivals. 173 foreign films
[00:06:20] applied for the Children and Youth Film Festival,
[00:06:24] of which 17 works were approved. And in the short
[00:06:27] fiction film section, 18 films made it
[00:06:31] to the competition stage. This festival will be held in late
[00:06:34] Misr in Isfahan. Thank you very much. In the past
[00:06:38] few days, the head of the Cinema Organization
[00:06:41] also visited two pioneers of cinema,
[00:06:45] actors of four decades of Iranian cinema, Jamshid
[00:06:48] Hashempour and Dariush Arjmand. I have to work as long
[00:06:52] as I live for the
[00:06:54] culture of my country. I have to work.
[00:06:58] You have 100 seconds to spare. This
[00:07:01] limitation is supposed to bring creativity, a goal
[00:07:05] that brought the 100-Second Film Festival to its
[00:07:09] fifteenth edition. If we also leave this country, what will happen to the future?
[00:07:27] He also added that the section "For the Homeland" was
[00:07:31] well-received. This year, it's much more substantial and serious.
[00:07:34] 90 works are present in this section, and
[00:07:37] their quality is good and they are worth watching.
[00:07:41] Filmmakers also shared their experiences with younger
[00:07:44] people. You have to learn to swim against the current.
[00:07:48] There are no shortcuts. History will judge which films
[00:07:51] are valuable, not awards. This festival is held
[00:07:55] for two days in Tehran.
[00:07:57] میشه
[00:07:59] Rebuilding only makes sense when we all
[00:08:03] build together,
[00:08:07] های فوتبال و پرواز
[00:08:10] میسازم دلم.
[00:08:12] If you break my heart,
[00:08:16] it will make music with its pieces.
[00:08:19] The friends of the Holy Art group stood
[00:08:22] on the ruins of the attack on Sharif
[00:08:26] and performed that beautiful poem, and now today is the unveiling of this clip.
[00:08:30] It is an excellent artistic work that will hopefully remain in the historical
[00:08:33] memory of the university and the scientific community of Iran for
[00:08:37] years. Exhibition of works by Suleiman
[00:08:41] Mansour, artist.
[00:08:59] He was a contemporary painter
[00:09:02] whose Palestinian identity was reflected
[00:09:05] in his works. This exhibition will host enthusiasts
[00:09:09] until October 14th. Maryam Ghasemi, News Agency.
[00:09:15] The villages of Iran are the invisible pillars of our country's
[00:09:18] judicial security. In this regard, some villagers, like the people
[00:09:22] of Akhijan village in Azarshahr, have used their ingenuity
[00:09:25] and creativity to produce
[00:09:28] various fruit products and delicious food
[00:09:31] for the agricultural economy of East Azerbaijan,
[00:09:34] generating added value.
[00:09:37] Azarshahr County in East Azerbaijan
[00:09:41] is a garden city whose name is intertwined
[00:09:45] with Iranian legumes and dried fruits. Azarshahr County is famous
[00:09:49] for dried fruits, legumes, chickpeas, and split peas
[00:09:52] in the country. Many workshops for producing, processing,
[00:09:55] and packaging various fruits are active in this county,
[00:09:59] especially in Akhijan village. Directly
[00:10:03] over 200 equipped and semi-equipped
[00:10:06] workshops, you could say industrial and semi-industrial, are
[00:10:09] involved in this matter in this county,
[00:10:13] of which perhaps more than 100 are in Aghijan village.
[00:10:16] Then 40 to 50 are in Qazijan and other
[00:10:19] villages, and the rest are active within the county itself.
[00:10:23] These are the stages of processing dried fruits. From the fourth
[00:10:26] to the sixth month, the fruit is picked
[00:10:29] from the trees and comes here to be dried.
[00:10:33] We store it in warehouses. Depending on the customer's
[00:10:36] needs, it is first watered and washed.
[00:10:40] In the next stages, the small pieces are separated
[00:10:43] from them. What are we doing? We are cleaning dried apricots.
[00:10:47] After separation, they are collected in specific containers,
[00:10:51] packaged, and sent to Gilan, Tehran, and Isfahan provinces.
[00:10:58] Most of them are exported to Baku
[00:11:00] and Azerbaijan. Despite Akhijan village
[00:11:04] being a hub for dried fruit production,
[00:11:07] problems have plagued those involved in this field
[00:11:11] and hampered their marketing.
[00:11:13] Our main problem is mostly related
[00:11:17] to issuing permits, which unfortunately
[00:11:20] has a somewhat difficult administrative process,
[00:11:23] and the lack of a direct market
[00:11:26] for dried fruit and legume products, chickpeas, and split peas.
[00:11:30] Azarshahr County is the capital of legumes and dried
[00:11:33] fruits of Iran, and among them, only Akhijan
[00:11:37] village, with more than 100 workshops producing
[00:11:40] and packaging more than 20
[00:11:43] products, is considered the hub of these
[00:11:47] products in the country. Mohammad-ian, IRIB News Agency,
[00:11:50] Akhijan village, Azarshahr County.
[00:11:53] آذرشهر.
[00:16:49] Abu Ishaq village, in defending the homeland,
[00:16:53] the revolution, and the security of the people, have
[00:16:56] offered many martyrs. One of
[00:16:59] these martyrs is Security Martyr First Sergeant
[00:17:02] Ali Saeedi. Martyr Ali
[00:17:05] Saeedi was born on the fifteenth
[00:17:12] in Abu Ishaq village, into a devout and revolutionary family. His
[00:17:16] father was a retired educator and
[00:17:20] a veteran of the 8-year Holy Defense.
[00:17:23] Since childhood, Ali was devoted to the Household
[00:17:26] of the Prophet (peace be upon them) and had a prominent
[00:17:30] presence in religious ceremonies and Muharram
[00:17:33] mourning rituals with his family. During
[00:17:37] his studies,
[00:17:40] he spent his time at school, and in
[00:17:42] agricultural and construction work,
[00:17:46] and the chores we had at home, he cooperated
[00:17:49] with us perfectly. Since he was born
[00:17:52] in Ramadan, on the seventh of Ramadan, we
[00:17:56] named him Ali. I and Ali, since we had
[00:18:00] a small age difference, we were playmates
[00:18:03] from childhood. We were friends. We grew up together. He used
[00:18:07] to take me to the mourning ceremonies. When it was
[00:18:10] Ramadan, we would go to the nights of Qadr
[00:18:14] together and stay up until morning. After receiving his diploma
[00:18:17] and completing his military service, with a desire
[00:18:20] to serve the Islamic Republic, he joined the police
[00:18:24] and, due to his physical readiness and great
[00:18:27] interest in sports, he started serving
[00:18:31] in the Special Unit of Tehran. Our dear
[00:18:35] one, during high school, had a great interest
[00:18:39] in sports, especially volleyball, and
[00:18:42] during middle and high school, he became part of the school
[00:18:45] team. He was very interested in it,
[00:18:49] and they even formed a special team. Until just before the martyrdom
[00:18:53] of the martyr, they had a team, their volleyball
[00:18:56] team from Isfahan province, from Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari
[00:19:00] province. Several teams were participating here in Falard County,
[00:19:03] and their team became champions. I
[00:19:07] really wanted my children to be in the system.
[00:19:11] I really wanted them to serve
[00:19:14] my country. From the time the war,
[00:19:18] the Iran-Iraq war,
[00:19:21] was going on, I saw many
[00:19:24] mothers of martyrs and had a special
[00:19:28] devotion to them. I really wanted to. I said if
[00:19:31] I had 10 children inside me when I was a girl,
[00:19:35] I would say, "God, if you give me children,
[00:19:37] I want all of them to be martyred in the way of God. Lucky
[00:19:41] are those who are mothers of martyrs." When we grew up,
[00:19:44] he joined the police force, and I went to university.
[00:19:48] Later, when I saw him in society,
[00:19:52] and I saw his behavior with his family, I
[00:19:55] felt that he would be martyred one day.
[00:19:59] This thought was in my head for 10 to 13
[00:20:02] years. He got married in
[00:20:06] 2012 and had two daughters named
[00:20:09] Anita and Rasta. In 2012
[00:20:13] and 2013, I was working
[00:20:16] at the clinic in Mal Khalifeh when one day
[00:20:20] Mr. Ali and his sister came there. They went to
[00:20:24] the doctor because they had a cold. Then he saw
[00:20:28] me there, and that was the beginning of our acquaintance.
[00:20:31] We had a completely traditional proposal and then a completely
[00:20:35] traditional marriage. He was a very family-loving
[00:20:39] and kind person. He was truly dedicated to his family.
[00:20:42] Even though he was very tired from
[00:20:46] work, he would always play
[00:20:50] with the children and keep them busy so they wouldn't make
[00:20:54] noise and bother the neighbors. Your love
[00:20:57] is like a cage, as
[00:20:59] if you are a prisoner.
[00:21:03] When you hug his picture
[00:21:06] instead of him, my daddy's
[00:21:09] girl, sometimes when I look at my father's
[00:21:13] picture, I think to myself that he is
[00:21:16] not just a hero, he was a student, a classmate.
[00:21:20] My dad would come home, and I
[00:21:23] would hide behind the cabinet. Then
[00:21:27] dad would come, and I would run. Then,
[00:21:30] for example, we would put something on
[00:21:34] the tiles, and then we would hit
[00:21:37] it with a slipper so that it would go
[00:21:41] and hit the mud on the other side.
[00:21:44] Then we would play with dad. I miss
[00:21:48] him sometimes.
[00:22:00] he had to change himself so that
[00:22:03] he could serve near his family.
[00:22:06] For this reason, he was first transferred
[00:22:10] to the Sadat Hosseini police station in Izeh County
[00:22:13] and then to the police station in his hometown,
[00:22:17] Falard County. He had good morals.
[00:22:30] He was also humble. He was always active in all the missions
[00:22:33] he participated in. He had a special courage because in the police station
[00:22:37] he was a very good-natured, well-behaved
[00:22:41] person, and in carrying out missions, he was truly
[00:22:44] courageous, powerful, and ethical. His wife also worked,
[00:22:48] and his children were with him. During my wife's
[00:22:52] shift, whenever we called, she would answer and come. Whenever
[00:22:56] it was her shift, she would always say, "I'm on shift tonight,
[00:23:00] I want to mourn. I have to come to mourn." She would call, for example,
[00:23:03] one of the children and say, "Go and cover my shift
[00:23:07] for an hour so I can go mourn for Imam Hussein." The martyr
[00:23:10] also intervened in some disputes and
[00:23:13] family conflicts in the village. He would tell me, "Dad,
[00:23:17] let's go. So-and-so fought with so-and-so. Let's reconcile them."
[00:23:30] A man who quickly won the hearts of his
[00:23:33] people. He repeatedly stepped into difficult
[00:23:37] and dangerous missions to maintain the security
[00:23:40] and peace of the people and was wounded
[00:23:44] in several missions. Most
[00:23:47] of the time, Ali would gather us in this house.
[00:23:51] He would call and say, "My wife is on shift. Come,
[00:23:54] let's go upstairs." I said, "Well, my wife has cooked dinner.
[00:23:58] Come here." He said, "Take your dinner and let's go there to
[00:24:02] my parents'." His interaction with his parents was
[00:24:04] very good and humble.
[00:24:08] He was a friend. Whatever he had to do, he would
[00:24:12] definitely call my dad and consult with him. I am proud
[00:24:16] to be serving in the law enforcement agency of Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari
[00:24:19] province with colleagues who are familiar
[00:24:23] with the Ashura pilgrimage prayer and the supplications of the grateful,
[00:24:27] especially in this month of Ramadan, in imitation of Imam Abi Abdullah
[00:24:30] al-Hussein (peace be upon him), they were present with a very
[00:24:33] high spiritual and courageous
[00:24:36] and self-sacrificing spirit. Martyr Ali Saeedi was a generous
[00:24:40] person. He would put money in an envelope and tell his
[00:24:44] father to give it to the needy. He had a lot of courage
[00:24:47] and bravery in defending this system and the Velayat.
[00:24:51] So much so that during his service in the police,
[00:24:54] he was actually wounded three times, but despite being
[00:24:58] wounded three times, he still carried out his mission
[00:25:01] and was faithful to his covenant, becoming a martyr on
[00:25:05] 1985. Martyr Ali Saeedi was finally
[00:25:09] martyred on June 6, 2025,
[00:25:12] during a mission and a clash with
[00:25:15] drug traffickers in Qarah
[00:25:19] village.
[00:25:25] They announced from the provincial broadcast that we were implementing the plan with the presence
[00:25:28] of commanders and subordinate forces.
[00:25:32] I myself was with the patrol car of the police station
[00:25:36] and Mr. Jalil Masir and Sergeant Saeedi. We were together
[00:25:39] on the Qarah axis. Unfortunately,
[00:25:43] in a clash with vehicles carrying smuggled
[00:25:47] goods, especially drugs, he attained the high rank of martyrdom.
[00:25:53] My phone rang, saying that your child was hit
[00:25:57] by a "Shuti" car. Come and check on him. I told
[00:26:01] my wife, "Ali has been martyred." The children said, "No,
[00:26:04] he has a broken leg." Before we reached the checkpoint,
[00:26:08] we went after the martyr. From his colleagues, he said that the martyr's
[00:26:12] only words were "Ya Hussein" and he said, "Don't let
[00:26:15] the Shuti go. He has drugs. Don't let him go."
[00:26:19] I always said, "If my child was not
[00:26:22] like Abolfazl, if he was not
[00:26:25] like Ali Akbar, he was a servant of Ali Akbar,
[00:26:29] a servant of Ali Akbar. God, accept him.
[00:26:32] God, I entrusted him to you. You first entrusted him to me as a trust,
[00:26:36] and I returned your trust." After
[00:26:39] his martyrdom, the martyr's family made the valuable
[00:26:42] decision to donate his organs.
[00:26:46] According to the plan that both the police and the
[00:26:50] organization have, one of our programs
[00:26:53] is always to honor and visit
[00:26:56] the families of martyrs. We ourselves feel
[00:27:00] that we need
[00:27:03] to be present in the homes
[00:27:06] of martyrs, and when we see
[00:27:09] the parents and relatives of martyrs,
[00:27:12] truly one gains spirit
[00:27:16] because of the blood of these
[00:27:19] dear martyrs. Your dear
[00:27:21] son, Martyr Ali
[00:27:25] Saeedi, the holy system
[00:27:29] of the Islamic Republic of Iran,
[00:27:31] by the grace of the
[00:27:33] blood of these
[00:27:35] martyrs, will surely
[00:27:38] be victorious.
[00:27:40] Martyrs are the chosen ones.
[00:27:44] They are the chosen ones
[00:27:46] of God Almighty.
[00:27:49] They fulfilled their covenant with
[00:27:52] God Almighty. They acted honestly.
[00:27:54] کردن.
[00:27:58] Martyrs are in the best trade.
[00:28:47] The pure body of Martyr Ali Saeedi was laid to rest amidst a large crowd of people in his hometown, Abu Ishaq village,
[00:28:50] next to the other martyrs of this
[00:28:53] village, so that his name and memory
[00:28:56] will forever remain in the history
[00:28:59] of this land and in the hearts
[00:29:32] officers were shot down in the sky over the
[00:29:36] heart of Iran, remarkably they survived, but up
[00:29:39] against incredible odds, one of them spent
[00:29:42] 50 hours behind enemy lines,
[00:29:45] alone and badly injured, and remember, this
[00:29:48] is rugged, mountainous terrain, a
[00:29:52] desert-like landscape, I mean it gets really cold at
[00:29:55] night, and neither of these air force officers have ever
[00:29:59] shared their story publicly until now.
[00:30:48] You were involved in the bombing of Minab too, weren't
[00:30:50] you? How many girls' schools did you
[00:30:54] kill? How many children did you kill? Are
[00:30:57] you proud of killing children?