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[00:00:00] unwell in recent days.
[00:00:04] Between the enemy and the homeland,
[00:00:06] shame on him who doubts,
[00:00:10] shame on him who
[00:00:13] wanted Shimr to help
[00:00:16] us.
[00:00:17] Kill
[00:00:23] all murderers.
[00:00:26] I laugh a lot.
[00:01:00] What should I write for you? My heart is this homeland.
[00:01:03] My heart is this homeland. Look, I will tell you
[00:01:24] the secret of my happiness. I
[00:01:28] am sleeping in my heart. My heart is
[00:01:32] where you are looking for
[00:01:36] My heart is this homeland. The soil
[00:01:40] of
[00:01:43] Marseille
[00:01:51] is behind me.
[00:01:53] There
[00:02:10] is no one to conquer
[00:02:14] the power of a man.
[00:02:16] If a woman is
[00:02:20] Tahmineh, if a man
[00:02:22] is Tahattun, homeland
[00:02:26] cried until. My father's
[00:02:30] homeland, the
[00:02:34] painful homeland,
[00:02:35] a mother is a lioness,
[00:02:39] my heart is my home.
[00:02:42] My home
[00:02:45] is
[00:02:49] my life for the leader. My life for the leader.
[00:02:53] I am aware
[00:02:56] of death. I
[00:03:00] want death. My
[00:03:03] compatriots are my
[00:03:07] enemy to set fire.
[00:03:41] I am Fatemeh Haqiqat. I am 15 years old. For almost 20
[00:03:45] nights, my family and I have been at gatherings, writing slogans.
[00:03:48] In addition to the flag-waving that we had,
[00:03:51] my parents were calligraphers and
[00:03:55] wrote people's slogans. My sister and I also generally
[00:03:58] wrote slogans in
[00:04:22] our language. We came and said what we can do as teenagers.
[00:04:26] We told our parents that they do such
[00:04:29] things at gatherings with Naskh script.
[00:04:32] Well, we also write some sentences in English
[00:04:36] with my sister using our ordinary script.
[00:04:40] One of the sentences
[00:04:41] I wrote tonight
[00:04:44] is this: "Hope for a world without Israel,"
[00:04:46] which will definitely be a world of peace
[00:04:50] and a better world when these Zionist
[00:04:53] criminals are gone.
[00:05:00] Let's
[00:05:01] take action.
[00:05:04] The streets are ours,
[00:05:07] ours, our shameless
[00:05:10] enemy.
[00:05:42] Here, near King Khalid Airport, the second
[00:05:46] largest airport in Saudi Arabia, in the north of Riyadh,
[00:05:49] columns of smoke and flames are visible
[00:05:53] nearby. New data from
[00:05:57] NASA's satellite system confirms a fire in fuel
[00:06:00] tanks in the northern part of the airport.
[00:06:04] This situation caused all flights at this
[00:06:07] airport to be suspended for several hours and
[00:06:10] an emergency to be declared. At the same time, an emergency
[00:06:14] warning was also activated in the cities of Jeddah, Taif,
[00:06:18] Yanbu, and Ula. The Yemenis' response to more
[00:06:22] than 300 Saudi attacks on the provinces of Taiz,
[00:06:25] Hajjah, Ma'rib, Jawf, Bayda,
[00:06:28] Amran, Lahj, Hudaydah, and
[00:06:31] Sa'dah.
[00:06:35] The downing of Saudi drones one after another,
[00:06:38] the downing of an F-15 fighter jet, which happened a few days ago.
[00:07:12] Pakistani and Greek are ineffective.
[00:07:15] But this was only part of the Yemenis' response.
[00:07:19] After a week of Yemeni armed forces controlling the
[00:07:22] Red Sea coast and the Bab-el-Mandeb Strait,
[00:07:26] the Yemenis have not only consolidated their control
[00:07:29] over these areas, but have also taken strategic
[00:07:33] heights in southern Taiz from the mercenaries
[00:07:37] and have begun their advance eastward into Lahj province.
[00:07:40] Areas that are now liberated from their
[00:08:29] residents. In the past week, Saudi Arabia has used F-15
[00:08:33] and Typhoon fighter jets, which flew from two bases,
[00:08:36] Taif and Khamis Mushait, to target various provinces
[00:08:40] of Yemen, especially Al Hudaydah and Sa'dah,
[00:08:43] 300 times. These extensive bombings
[00:08:46] did not go unanswered. The Saudi Civil Defense
[00:08:49] Organization announced that the sound of massive
[00:08:53] explosions has been heard
[00:08:56] in the two cities of Riyadh and Al-Kharj. Published
[00:08:59] images also indicate that explosions were heard
[00:09:03] in Riyadh and missiles
[00:09:04] were intercepted
[00:09:09] over central areas of Saudi Arabia. Yemeni missiles target
[00:09:12] strategic military targets and oil facilities
[00:09:15] deep inside Saudi territory with high accuracy and speed.
[00:09:19] The Patriot air defense systems, guided by Saudi,
[00:09:22] American, British, Pakistani,
[00:09:25] and Greek operators, are ineffective. Due to its mistaken policies
[00:09:29] and military defeats, Saudi Arabia is no longer
[00:09:32] a safe country and is directly responsible for the casualties
[00:09:36] resulting from the incorrect performance of its air defenses.
[00:09:39] While Yemeni missile attacks have targeted deep
[00:09:43] inside Saudi territory, on the ground battlefield,
[00:09:47] Yemeni forces have also cleared significant
[00:09:50] parts of Taiz and Lahj provinces of Saudi mercenaries
[00:09:54] on Yemeni soil. Hossein Rouhanifard,
[00:09:56] IRIB News Agency.
[00:09:59] Oh my god, this is the first time I've seen something like
[00:10:03] this. More than a thousand dollars to fill a tank,
[00:10:06] and the tank isn't even completely full. The cost of one
[00:10:10] refueling is more than a thousand
[00:10:14] dollars. When prices rise so astronomically, they are literally
[00:10:18] taking bread from the mouths of our children. When the cost of one tank
[00:10:22] of fuel becomes as heavy as the living expenses of a family,
[00:10:55] from combines to trucks, you have to pay more than
[00:10:58] $100 to get a harvest to the slaughterhouse.
[00:11:02] Trains, tractors, and trucks all consume diesel.
[00:11:05] They are the American economy. Diesel engines
[00:11:09] power approximately 76% of America's
[00:11:12] 17 million commercial vehicles. This means
[00:11:16] that diesel is not just burned on the farm.
[00:11:20] It is present throughout the entire route that goods
[00:11:23] must travel to reach people. When its price rises,
[00:11:27] the pressure also moves along that same route.
[00:11:30] Drivers here pay very heavy fuel costs.
[00:11:34] When they decide to park their trucks forever
[00:11:37] and stop working. Three of my friends
[00:11:41] here have parked their trucks. I don't go out to work anymore.
[00:11:44] I don't think this job is worth it anymore.
[00:11:47] Maybe I should work for a big company or drive
[00:11:51] local routes. But that income isn't enough to cover expenses.
[00:11:55] When a driver can no longer afford the cost
[00:11:58] of moving his truck, he has only one choice:
[00:12:02] either bear the cost or pass it on to the next
[00:12:06] stage. Costs accumulate and are ultimately passed
[00:12:10] on to the consumer in the store. For someone who is paying
[00:12:14] for their purchases at the checkout, it doesn't matter where this
[00:12:17] cost came from. They only see the final price.
[00:12:21] Prices are very high. No one can afford to pay.
[00:12:25] You either have to put food on your table or fill
[00:12:28] your car with gas. This is truly unacceptable.
[00:12:32] Everything has become expensive, not just fuel. The situation
[00:12:36] is very critical. The crisis is not just in the price
[00:12:39] of crude oil, but also in petroleum products.
[00:12:42] It is also showing itself in food, which
[00:12:45] affects overall inflation. Parisa Seyyar,
[00:12:48] IRIB News Agency. The digital economy
[00:12:52] is one of the most important areas of the
[00:12:56] global economy today. Although there are challenges
[00:12:59] in this area, Iran also has infrastructure
[00:13:02] and capacities that can be the basis for a stronger
[00:13:06] presence in this market. Recently, many projects
[00:13:10] in the field of information and communication technology
[00:13:13] have been carried out, and we have a topic called
[00:13:16] the National Information Network and interconnected data
[00:13:19] centers, content actors, and the national
[00:13:23] fiber project, for which the law has also determined
[00:13:27] duties. It is expected that by the end of the Seventh
[00:13:30] Program, we will reach 10% of the digital economy's
[00:13:33] GDP, which is currently around 74%.
[00:13:37] Now, Iran has gone
[00:13:40] to the Shanghai Digital Silk Road meeting
[00:13:44] with two proposals to expand its diplomacy
[00:13:47] in the field of digital economy.
[00:13:50] Two proposals were united and helped to
[00:13:54] recognize the sovereignty and national governance
[00:13:57] of countries, and on the other hand,
[00:14:00] it tried to form
[00:14:03] data governance in international
[00:14:07] cooperation. The attractiveness of this area for the private
[00:14:10] sector is another important issue.
[00:14:14] In the discussion of developing artificial intelligence platforms
[00:14:17] and the digital economy, there is a 10 trillion
[00:14:21] toman fund in the National Artificial Intelligence Organization.
[00:14:33] 25% of the resources. Technology and international
[00:14:36] interactions with other countries are a capacity
[00:14:40] that the private sector has expressed readiness
[00:14:44] to play a role in. If we can also apply
[00:14:47] this trust to the regulatory area, as you say,
[00:14:50] in the area of domestic projects to the private
[00:14:54] sector, then in the area of technology diplomacy and
[00:14:58] the creation of technology and interactions, the private
[00:15:02] sector is 100% ready to do this.
[00:15:05] The capacities exist and the path is taking
[00:15:08] shape. Now, the goal is to convert these capacities
[00:15:12] into cooperation, investment, and a greater
[00:15:15] share of Iran in the regional and global digital economy.
[00:15:19] This is what we concluded at the Critical Infrastructure
[00:15:22] Protection Summit. Data governance and algorithmic
[00:15:25] transparency were emphasized. A binding
[00:15:28] agreement must also be reached
[00:15:32] there regarding data exchange and data governance issues.
[00:15:36] Fatemeh Karbalai, IRIB News Agency.
[00:16:46] We came to the memorial of شهید مهدی باکری (Martyr Mehdi Bakeri),
[00:16:49] whom many of us know. We saw
[00:16:52] his story in the Ashura series
[00:16:56] and we know that if we want to connect
[00:16:59] him to Isfahan
[00:17:03] through that very cool radio
[00:17:06] of Haj Ahmad Kazemi with Martyr Mehdi
[00:17:08] Bakeri, we can really
[00:17:12] understand that first of all, how good friends
[00:17:16] they were, how much they wished well for each other,
[00:17:19] how much they wanted to share what they felt
[00:17:23] and enjoyed with their friends. And there,
[00:17:26] Martyr Mehdi Bakeri tells Haj Ahmad Kazemi,
[00:17:30] "Come, come see." And well, we've heard his stories,
[00:17:34] from the Supreme Leader and from Haj Qasem Soleimani.
[00:17:38] His own radio is here. How
[00:17:42] are you? I was
[00:17:45] here. It's a nice place.
[00:17:49] I was sitting there. Mustafa took me.
[00:17:53] In short, when you have time, come
[00:18:06] and watch the money of Martyr Mehdi Bakeri
[00:18:09] and Martyr Hamid Bakeri, the Bakeri brothers,
[00:18:12] and Agha Mortaza Yakhchian, and on this
[00:18:15] side, Ali Agha Tajallaei. All
[00:18:18] the missing martyrs of Tabriz
[00:18:21] who apparently didn't want their
[00:18:25] bodies to return. They wanted to remain
[00:18:28] unknown. May God have mercy on all of
[00:18:30] them and resurrect
[00:19:07] It is spreading as a result of Donald Trump's catastrophic war in
[00:19:11] Iran. There are numerous areas in the United States right now that
[00:19:14] are running out of diesel. Areas in North
[00:19:18] Texas are running out of diesel, areas in
[00:19:20] Orlando, Florida are running out of diesel. Areas in
[00:19:24] southeast Michigan are running out of diesel, some areas in
[00:19:28] California are running out of diesel. The price of diesel in
[00:19:32] San Diego is about $9.99.
[00:19:35] There's not enough digits at. the gas stations to post the
[00:19:39] actual price of diesel anymore, you have
[00:19:42] Iran's parliament leader MB Galibaf posting Simpsons
[00:19:46] memes to mock the dire situation the United
[00:19:50] States is in right now, you have the
[00:19:53] CEO of Chevron saying that this is what we've been
[00:19:56] warning about for very long time and we've now passed
[00:20:00] the place of no return. Chevron CEO Mike Worth
[00:20:04] says the fuel crisis oil executives warned would fall. a
[00:20:07] prolonged closure of the straight of Hormus has now officially
[00:20:11] arrived as a result of Donald Trump's war, with the mechanism that
[00:20:14] mitigated price and supply risk having largely now
[00:20:18] played out and the system holding nowhere near the buffers
[00:20:21] it had when the war began as Trump officials continue to
[00:20:25] claim the disruption is temporary. You have
[00:20:29] United Airlines saying it will cancel some December
[00:20:32] flights because of fuel costs with CFO
[00:20:35] Mike Leskenan said there will be flights in December that we
[00:20:39] won't fly, that we thought we were going to fly, and that if fuel
[00:20:43] stays high, the airline will make cuts even into the
[00:20:47] first quarter and beyond in 2027. We
[00:20:50] know that the Juliet Exxon Mobile facility
[00:20:54] in Illinois has shut down right now. It's one of the
[00:20:58] largest refineries in the Midwest. It produced
[00:21:01] 11 million gallons of gasoline and diesel
[00:21:05] fuel per day. Due to outage issues. This
[00:21:08] comes as diesel prices have already surged nearly
[00:21:12] 90% this year and the US has entered peak diesel
[00:21:16] demand season.
[00:21:29] At your love,
[00:21:32] I remain.
[00:21:37] My homeland
[00:21:40] is Iran.
[00:21:45] Your pure
[00:21:48] land is yours.
[00:22:59] Our Imam Mahdi needs support, and we,
[00:23:03] the Lor tribe, will fight to the last
[00:23:06] drop of our blood in the service of our
[00:23:10] lonely Imam. Labbayk Ya Haidar!
[00:23:13] Labbayk Ya Mahdi!
[00:23:15] Death to Israel! You mentioned the martyred
[00:23:19] Imam in your statements. The martyred Imam whose
[00:23:23] deepest wish was for the highest scientific
[00:23:27] degrees for all the people of Iran and our beloved
[00:23:30] Iran, so that they would not
[00:23:33] see us as insignificant. Today, what is your
[00:23:36] message to the martyred Imam? "From
[00:23:39] cradle to grave, seek knowledge." This
[00:23:42] knowledge is ours, and today we owe it to these
[00:23:45] young people, we owe it to these elites,
[00:23:50] and we will continue your path, Imam Shirin.
[00:23:54] Blessed be the dust of your feet,
[00:23:57] I sacrificed myself for you, my
[00:24:00] homeland. Blessed be the sky
[00:24:04] in which I was released. What can be the slogan
[00:24:07] of the Islamic Ummah today? Death to
[00:24:10] Israel! Death to America! We don't need
[00:24:14] you at all. You are my
[00:24:16] homeland, my homeland.
[00:24:53] 200 nights of presence. 200 nights have
[00:24:57] passed.
[00:24:59] Nights since these streets were no
[00:25:03] longer just a path for daily
[00:25:06] commutes. Suddenly, the street
[00:25:09] became a place
[00:25:11] to stand. To
[00:25:14] exist. Amidst these waves
[00:25:18] of people, women came
[00:25:20] who became the narrators of this chapter
[00:25:23] of history. Women whose footprints
[00:25:26] on the cobblestones of this city
[00:25:29] will remain forever.
[00:25:31] As you look around, you
[00:25:35] see mothers holding their young
[00:25:38] children's hands tightly and coming.
[00:25:42] When
[00:25:44] you stare at each of their faces,
[00:25:48] you can understand with your whole
[00:25:51] being that each of them has left
[00:25:54] a thousand unfinished tasks at home.
[00:25:57] A thousand concerns,
[00:26:00] a thousand hopes
[00:26:02] for every second they have dedicated to this
[00:26:06] steadfastness. 200 nights.
[00:26:09] Eyes that were awake and fearless,
[00:26:12] waiting. And hands
[00:26:16] that nobly held the flag
[00:26:19] high. These women were never
[00:26:22] just a few faces in the crowd.
[00:26:26] Each one has brought a living narrative
[00:26:29] to this street. The story of a home.
[00:26:33] The story of a family, a hidden
[00:26:37] worry, a bright
[00:26:39] hope, and
[00:26:43] a great choice.
[00:26:46] Perhaps the share of each of them in the camera
[00:26:49] frame is only a few seconds, but behind
[00:26:53] every image stands a human who has decided
[00:26:56] not to be just a spectator.
[00:26:59] If anyone wants to talk
[00:27:02] about these nights, they must only
[00:27:06] talk and write about the streets.
[00:27:09] About the streets that every night
[00:27:12] witness our resurrection. Witness a young man
[00:27:15] who, after finishing his daily work,
[00:27:18] has come to say, "I am here."
[00:27:22] An old man who has come calmly
[00:27:25] and with short steps, to be a drop
[00:27:28] in this sea. A mother who
[00:27:32] brought her child and, despite all the
[00:27:35] fatigue from daily work, wanted to say that she came so
[00:27:39] that her child would remember these days.
[00:27:42] They have become one voice and
[00:27:45] one song for their martyred Imam and
[00:27:49] for a nation that flies towards
[00:27:51] the battlefields. And now these streets
[00:27:55] have become that connecting point
[00:27:58] between earth and sky. But now,
[00:28:02] the number of these nights does not
[00:28:04] matter, and we all know that we
[00:28:08] stand and we die standing,
[00:28:11] with clenched fists, like our martyred Imam.
[00:30:23] Ayatollah al-Uzma Shabiri Zanjani, the great
[00:30:26] Marja of the Shiite world, passed away.
[00:30:30] The office of Ayatollah al-Uzma Shabiri Zanjani
[00:30:34] announced in a statement that his blessed life
[00:30:37] and honorable life were characterized by profound
[00:30:40] thought, continuous scholarly endeavors,
[00:30:44] and diligent efforts to preserve authentic
[00:30:46] jurisprudence and compassion for the
[00:30:49] people. According to this statement, the time
[00:30:53] and details of his funeral and burial will be announced
[00:30:57] to the public later. He has been