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[00:00:12] Saudi Arabia's request to Syria to send troops
[00:00:15] to Yemen needs troops, and apparently, they
[00:00:19] requested these ISIS forces to be sent to Yemen, 4
[00:00:22] thousand people to be sent to Yemen because this
[00:00:26] simply makes no sense other than this incident where Saudi
[00:00:30] Arabia requested to send troops, the same terrorist groups that are going
[00:00:33] from Syria to Yemen. Of course, Iraq has not agreed, saying that these
[00:00:37] terrorists are in prison and will not be handed over
[00:00:41] to Syria. If the project manager is America,
[00:00:45] how can Iraq object? Well, America has now withdrawn from
[00:00:48] Iraq. In appearance, they have withdrawn, meaning American
[00:00:52] forces have withdrawn, but they still have influence
[00:00:55] and are effective. But the Syrian
[00:00:59] government and the Iraqi government are not in favor of
[00:01:02] releasing these ISIS terrorist
[00:01:06] forces from prisons to Syria. I think public opinion
[00:01:09] in Iraq will not accept it. I doubt it will
[00:01:13] happen despite the fact that America will likely put pressure
[00:01:16] on the Syrian government to do this. Yes, we asked about Syria. I feel bad
[00:01:20] if no question is raised about the occupied territories. I think there is less than
[00:01:24] one and a half minutes left, and that is a political earthquake in the political
[00:01:28] atmosphere of the Zionist society and media
[00:01:31] there. And that is that the former military aide
[00:01:35] to Netanyahu revealed that the documents of
[00:01:39] October 7th are fully available and Netanyahu manipulated them.
[00:01:42] And then they responded very extensively to it.
[00:01:46] Can you briefly explain this? Yes, one of its
[00:01:49] importance is that Avi Gil
[00:01:52] himself is part of Netanyahu's inner circle
[00:01:55] and not the opposition. This is what was important about it.
[00:01:59] It started with a letter to the prosecutor,
[00:02:02] and what is being said is
[00:02:04] that Netanyahu's accountability
[00:02:07] for the morning of October 7th at
[00:02:11] 7 a.m. onwards, meaning that it was a second
[00:02:15] reaction, not the first reaction, and Netanyahu tries
[00:02:18] to show that he reacted at the very beginning.
[00:02:21] Now, there is a difference of a few minutes. They say 6:40,
[00:02:25] meaning Netanyahu's office says 6:40, and
[00:02:29] they say no, the letter was written at 7 o'clock.
[00:02:33] That's why this is very important for the opposition as well,
[00:02:37] because their political and electoral
[00:02:40] campaign is based on Netanyahu's security
[00:02:42] and security inefficiency on October 7th,
[00:02:46] and this strengthens their own arguments.
[00:02:50] That's why its importance is high. Thank you very much. I hope
[00:02:54] there will be an opportunity in the next program to analyze this and other issues more.
[00:02:57] Thank you, Doctor. We are also
[00:03:01] very grateful to you. May you be well and have a good end. Goodbye.
[00:03:37] This beautiful view behind me is related to the traditional
[00:03:40] market of Moscow. We are going to visit this market.
[00:03:43] Handicrafts, clothes, these
[00:03:53] patterns are very
[00:03:57] similar.
[00:03:59] Matryoshka
[00:04:17] is one of the famous souvenirs of Russia. You also see this symbol a lot in the handicrafts
[00:04:21] of this country, among Matryoshkas and symbols
[00:04:24] on them, which are often of heroes and personalities from different
[00:04:27] countries. We saw a Matryoshka
[00:04:30] with the image of our martyred leader here.
[00:04:33] The seller
[00:04:36] has also put this Matryoshka for sale and prevents customers
[00:04:39] from buying it.
[00:05:00] But the footprints of Iranian handicrafts and arts
[00:05:04] can also be seen in another corner of Moscow.
[00:05:06] seen.
[00:05:22] The authenticity of design, pattern, color, and culture
[00:05:25] is here on the walls and
[00:05:28] decorations.
[00:05:31] Well, here the work has also turned into teaching.
[00:05:34] Right? Very
[00:05:36] enthusiastic.
[00:05:38] Very interesting.
[00:06:45] A significant part of our conversation with Iranian artists
[00:06:48] at this exhibition was about the reactions of the
[00:06:52] audience after seeing the works.
[00:06:53] was.
[00:06:59] Some of the people who came here had brought magnifying glasses with them.
[00:07:02] They were observing the details of the clothes very closely and
[00:07:06] asking very detailed and specialized questions.
[00:07:09] An Italian guest came and looked carefully, then said.
[00:08:12] I had it, and two years ago, I was able to fulfill this wish
[00:08:15] and went to the country I was very interested in, and they want
[00:08:19] to give you the book "First Step" as a gift, which is more
[00:08:23] about teaching the Persian language.
[00:08:25] Before
[00:08:29] I came, I couldn't believe that there was such energy
[00:08:32] here. Carpets for them, what I understood,
[00:08:36] is a legend. Iranian works and Iranian arts
[00:08:40] are so fascinating that
[00:09:55] American and Israeli officials could not defeat Iran
[00:09:59] in this war. They thought this war would
[00:10:03] last only one day and the Iranian government would be overthrown.
[00:10:06] Trump also said that he would choose the next leader
[00:10:10] of Iran. This shows
[00:10:12] extreme ignorance and delusion. Trump
[00:10:15] and Netanyahu, when they entered the war, could not
[00:10:19] honestly say, "Well, this was a big mistake." Therefore,
[00:10:23] they continued the war, even though this war only
[00:10:27] leads to bad outcomes. Now they are trying to defeat
[00:10:30] Iran both militarily and economically.
[00:10:34] They want to inflict as much pain and pressure on Iran as
[00:10:37] possible. I don't think they will succeed in this either.
[00:10:41] America entered a terrible and illegal war
[00:10:44] without any reason for it. Because
[00:10:48] Iran was ready to negotiate about any
[00:10:51] important issue. But America entered the war with the
[00:10:55] assumption that this would only last one day and
[00:10:58] would quickly reach a conclusion. Now we are engaged in a seemingly
[00:11:02] endless and very costly war for everyone. A war
[00:11:06] that brings heavy costs not only for Iran and America
[00:11:09] but also for the region and the global economy. Iran
[00:11:13] has shown that it has credible deterrence
[00:11:16] against American military aggression, because if America
[00:11:20] attacks Iran, Iran has the ability to target
[00:11:23] and destroy American military bases and other interests
[00:11:27] of this country in the Persian Gulf. Therefore, contrary
[00:11:31] to the initial perception that might have existed,
[00:11:35] Iran cannot be considered a country that can be forced to surrender
[00:11:38] or whose government can be easily changed with a short
[00:11:42] and limited attack. This ability to respond
[00:11:45] complicates America's military calculations. That is why,
[00:11:49] after 7 months of war, when the declared goal of
[00:11:52] changing the situation and forcing Iran to accept America's
[00:11:56] demands has not been achieved, Washington has resorted to
[00:12:00] economic pressure. America is trying to increase the costs of war
[00:12:04] and external pressure for the Iranian people by putting pressure
[00:12:07] on Iran's economy, reducing the value of its currency,
[00:12:11] and increasing livelihood problems. Therefore, for Iran,
[00:12:14] resistance against American pressure is not limited
[00:12:17] to military capabilities only.
[00:12:20] In your opinion, how important is the role of the Zionist
[00:12:24] regime in this situation?
[00:13:25] Because how dare Iran leave the American empire,
[00:13:28] and America immediately began efforts to overthrow
[00:13:32] the Iranian government. Therefore, this is not
[00:13:35] just a seven-month war. This is a war that America has waged
[00:13:39] since 47 years ago, since the Iranian Revolution,
[00:13:42] and is determined to bring Iran back under its
[00:13:45] control. I think this is a delusion. At the same
[00:13:49] time, it also violates all criteria and principles
[00:13:53] of the United Nations Charter.
[00:14:06] I think these elections can help stop the war,
[00:14:09] but this will not happen automatically and directly,
[00:14:13] because Trump is somewhat like a dictator.
[00:14:16] He says, "I have emergency powers. I will do whatever
[00:14:19] I want." Therefore, he does not listen to public opinion
[00:14:23] and does not listen to Congress. But the reality is that eventually
[00:14:27] Congress can say, "We are not allocating any money
[00:14:30] for war with Iran." Trump will resist that.
[00:14:34] He will try to get out of it or cheat.
[00:14:38] But I think this political change will affect the course
[00:14:41] of the war and bring its end closer. Trump
[00:14:45] faces an election in early November.
[00:14:49] He will probably lose the election, and his political
[00:14:52] party will also likely suffer a defeat
[00:14:56] and lose the majority it has in the US Congress.
[00:14:59] This will weaken Trump, and the more
[00:15:03] he talks about the war, the less popular he becomes,
[00:15:06] because the American people do not want this war.
[00:15:10] They say, "Well, everything will be fine after the election."
[00:15:14] They say whatever they want, but all of this is done
[00:15:17] to manipulate public opinion, while the truth
[00:15:21] is that public opinion
[00:15:25] is against the war.
[00:15:29] We saw that Mark Rutte, the Secretary General of NATO,
[00:15:32] admitted to NATO's involvement in the war against Iran
[00:15:36] and said that 5,000 aircraft have been sent from
[00:15:40] Europe to support the epic wrath operation. What is your opinion
[00:15:42] on this?
[00:15:47] Well, Mr. Rutte is as bad as Trump. This is part of the problem,
[00:15:51] and Mr. Rutte is trying to make Trump happy
[00:15:55] by telling him, "Look, your allies are helping
[00:15:58] you in this war," and of course, part of this is true,
[00:16:02] but the reality is that the people of Europe
[00:16:05] do not want this war, nor do the people of America.
[00:16:09] But Mr. Rutte wants to make Trump happy,
[00:16:12] and that is why he makes such a statement.
[00:16:16] You know that Trump is facing considerable domestic pressure
[00:16:20] because of what many consider a futile and costly war
[00:16:24] against Iran. Is the withdrawal of American
[00:16:27] forces from Iraq after 23 years an attempt to curb
[00:16:30] these pressures? Is he trying to send a message to the American
[00:16:34] public that he is withdrawing the United States from wars?
[00:16:50] But the reality is that America is retreating from the region
[00:16:54] to some extent, because with the withdrawal from Iraq and
[00:16:58] the probable non-reconstruction of military bases in Bahrain,
[00:17:02] Saudi Arabia, and other places that have been attacked by Iran,
[00:17:06] America's presence in the Middle
[00:17:37] East has increased by about 60 to 80 percent due to the war
[00:17:41] and may increase much much more than this.
[00:17:45] The price of oil increased from about $60 per barrel
[00:17:48] to about $100 per barrel. Of course, prices fluctuate
[00:17:52] daily depending on news and developments.
[00:17:56] But the point is that this price increase can continue
[00:17:59] and even the price of oil may go even higher
[00:18:03] than this. When the price of energy goes up, the problem
[00:18:06] is not just gasoline. In many countries around the world, due to
[00:18:10] the high price of gasoline, the high price of fuel used
[00:18:14] for cooking, and the high price of electricity, many unrests
[00:18:17] are happening. This increase in costs
[00:18:20] directly affects people's lives and puts pressure
[00:18:23] on their real income. People have to pay more
[00:18:27] for energy and fuel, and as a result, less
[00:18:31] money is left for their other needs.
[00:18:35] People know that this situation
[00:19:10] This war is the war of Trump and Netanyahu and the CIA
[00:19:13] and a few other small groups. This is not a war that the American
[00:19:17] people support. This war is very unpopular. We
[00:19:21] are facing a level of corruption in America that is truly unprecedented.
[00:19:24] Because Trump firmly believes that one of the main
[00:19:28] roles of the presidency is to enrich himself
[00:19:31] and his family. Trump's family members
[00:19:35] use these public issues and opportunities that arise
[00:19:39] to create private businesses for themselves. That is,
[00:19:43] alongside their political and public responsibilities
[00:19:46] and activities, they also use the circumstances
[00:19:50] around them for their own economic interests. My advice
[00:19:53] to America is simply this: go home. The reality is
[00:19:57] that Trump cannot or will not accept that
[00:20:01] this war was a mistake, and that is why he continues
[00:20:04] the war. Because he does not want to appear
[00:20:08] to have been defeated by Iran. The reality is that Trump
[00:20:12] cannot or will not accept that this war
[00:20:15] was a mistake, and that is why he continues the war because
[00:20:19] he does not want to appear to have been defeated by Iran.
[00:20:22] As a result, instead of accepting that continuing
[00:20:26] the war might only incur more costs, he still
[00:20:30] insists on continuing it. This situation keeps
[00:20:33] the conditions very dangerous and makes ending
[00:20:37] the war even more difficult. Americans cannot win,
[00:20:41] and at the same time, they do not want to make a deal
[00:20:44] that makes them look weak. Therefore, my advice to America
[00:20:48] is this: just go home. Just get
[00:20:52] out of this war. If you want, you can call it a victory.
[00:20:55] You can do whatever you want and have whatever
[00:20:59] narrative you want about it, but just go back
[00:21:03] and end the war.
[00:22:20] I was sitting and I saw that my wife went towards the
[00:22:23] courtyard. My wife's sister went towards the rooms.
[00:22:27] They started crying, crying, crying.
[00:22:30] I held myself back a lot until I performed
[00:22:34] ablution. We went to pray. My heart broke during
[00:22:37] prayer. I really wanted to come during the
[00:22:41] funeral of his body, but it was
[00:22:44] not meant to be. Now that I have come,
[00:22:48] the feeling was something else.
[00:23:20] The sacrifices he made, what he did, besides
[00:23:24] remembering these, his مظلومیت came
[00:23:27] to my mind, that how much was said about
[00:23:30] this person, and where he was martyred, and with what
[00:23:34] people he was martyred. I never
[00:23:37] believed, I never thought I would visit
[00:23:40] the master like this.
[00:23:42] I never,
[00:23:45] never imagined this day.
[00:23:48] How
[00:23:57] did our first meeting happen here?
[00:24:00] The first time I saw you was
[00:24:03] here. I am very
[00:24:07] sad.
[00:24:13] If you look at the world, even in Germany, some who analyze
[00:24:17] now and see who this person was, they say that a true
[00:24:21] leader is someone who sacrifices himself for the nation,
[00:24:25] not only the Iranian nation, but all Muslims here.
[00:24:28] Which way should we go? I was not
[00:24:31] very involved in politics and such things, and for a
[00:24:35] very long time, I was actually against it.
[00:24:38] It was grace or whatever it was, I changed my mind from
[00:24:42] somewhere. According to documents, according to rumors, according to many
[00:24:45] things, I saw one thing: that moment of martyrdom
[00:24:49] is enough for me. Where?
[00:24:58] This was one of the very strange things I saw. From someone
[00:25:02] very close, it's very hard to believe his
[00:25:05] absence. It's unbelievable. I still
[00:25:08] don't believe it. I can't accept that
[00:25:11] they are not here.
[00:25:18] Although their soul
[00:25:21] will guard our country more. After
[00:25:25] several years we longed for Imam Reza.
[00:25:29] Who did you bring to your house?
[00:25:33] We have a proverb in German that understanding comes after
[00:25:37] death. I never believed some people who were not
[00:25:40] talking to the master years ago said after his martyrdom
[00:25:44] that we made many mistakes. But they were lucky and finally
[00:25:48] understood that this master was exceptional.
[00:25:51] I wish a time would not come when
[00:25:55] we become negligent.
[00:25:57] I mean, not just His Excellency's children,
[00:26:00] but always. I wish we would never
[00:26:04] be negligent, so that after
[00:26:08] a very bad incident happens, we don't say again, "Oh,
[00:26:11] I wish I had been more careful." Our new leader,
[00:26:15] we are not his soldiers anymore. We are his vanguards.
[00:26:18] We said many times that we are the master's soldiers,
[00:26:22] but we could not sacrifice ourselves for him. He
[00:26:24] became a martyr. Now, God willing, we will be
[00:26:27] blessed to be the vanguards of the new
[00:26:30] leader, so that his shadow
[00:26:34] This blue light color scheme they have here, we mostly saw it on TV.
[00:26:38] From the road, when gentlemen come near here,
[00:26:42] you see this light. You realize it from there.
[00:26:46] A lump comes to your throat until you reach here.
[00:26:49] These are unconscious tears. Now, if you want to pretend
[00:26:53] that no, I don't want to cry, I want to be strong, it will
[00:26:56] come. The tears will come, it's not
[00:27:00] in your control, and it's a really strange feeling.
[00:27:07] It was a very painful topic,
[00:27:11] and it is very hard for us to accept this topic.
[00:30:25] Emphasis of the heads of branches and security and law enforcement
[00:30:28] officials on immediate and serious follow-up of the aspects
[00:30:32] of the martyrdom of Dr. Nosrat Eftekhaari, Cultural and Social
[00:30:35] Deputy of the Sistan and Baluchestan Police Command. The President,
[00:30:39] while offering condolences for the martyrdom of Dr. Nosrat
[00:30:42] Eftekhaari, emphasized the immediate identification of the perpetrators
[00:30:46] of this crime and stated: "Such criminal actions will never
[00:30:50] shake the determination of the security forces in protecting
[00:30:54] the lives, peace, and comfort of the people,
[00:30:57] and the protection of citizens' security will continue with decisiveness."