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[00:00:25] The heads of the branches of government and security and law enforcement officials emphasized
[00:00:28] the immediate follow-up on the martyrdom of Dr. Nosrat
[00:00:32] Eftekhari, Cultural and Social Deputy of the Law Enforcement Command
[00:00:36] of Sistan and Baluchestan.
[00:00:39] The President, while offering condolences for the martyrdom of Dr. Nosrat Eftekhari,
[00:00:42] emphasized the immediate identification of the perpetrators of this crime
[00:00:45] and stated: Such criminal acts will never deter
[00:00:49] the security forces from protecting the lives,
[00:00:52] peace, and comfort of the people,
[00:00:55] and the protection of citizens' security will continue
[00:00:59] with determination. The Speaker of Parliament also emphasized
[00:01:03] that the assassination of public servants is a sign of the enemy's strategic desperation
[00:01:07] against the country's social capital.
[00:01:10] He pointed out that harming these pure lives
[00:01:14] will have a regretful
[00:01:16] cost.
[00:01:19] The Head of the Judiciary also, while offering condolences for the martyrdom
[00:01:23] of Dr. Nosrat Eftekhari, considered her martyrdom
[00:01:26] as evidence of this undeniable truth that the region.
[00:01:43] The involved elements and perpetrators of those crimes should be identified
[00:01:46] and brought to justice. The Commander-in-Chief
[00:01:49] of the country's law enforcement also guaranteed revenge for the pure blood
[00:01:53] of this exalted martyr and said: This martyrdom showed that responsible
[00:01:56] jihad in the police force is not limited to men but stems from the sacrifice and
[00:02:00] devotion of believing men and women who
[00:02:04] have been raised in the school of guardianship. Martyr Eftekhari,
[00:02:07] Cultural and Social Deputy of the Law Enforcement Command of Sistan and Baluchestan,
[00:02:11] was dispatched on Friday afternoon to address the problems of tribes and
[00:02:14] clans on the outskirts of Zahedan, where she was martyred
[00:02:18] in a terrorist act. The body of this martyred
[00:02:21] lady will be buried at 9 AM today in Zahedan. It
[00:02:25] will.
[00:02:28] Images were released of a giant
[00:02:32] and rogue oil tanker being targeted near the coast of the UAE.
[00:02:36] More details have not
[00:02:39] been released.
[00:02:47] The UK Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO) also announced that several
[00:02:50] ships in UAE waters received a report to leave their
[00:02:53] berthing location. According to this report,
[00:02:57] several ships near Ras al-Khaimah in the UAE
[00:03:00] have been ordered to leave their berthing location
[00:03:04] and move south to the ship berthing area
[00:03:07] in Dubai.
[00:03:08] China
[00:03:12] warned against the remilitarization of Japan. China's Ministry
[00:03:16] of Defense, severely criticizing Japan's plan to
[00:03:19] revise its security documents and strengthen its military capabilities,
[00:03:23] warned that Japan's rearmament could challenge regional peace
[00:03:27] and stability. Beijing.
[00:03:30] Tokyo should adhere to its commitments after World War II
[00:03:34] and refrain from moving towards
[00:03:37] rearmament. In recent years,
[00:03:40] especially since 2022, Japan has accelerated
[00:03:43] the strengthening of its defense capabilities and the expansion of its military role,
[00:03:47] and has prioritized achieving counterattack
[00:03:51] capabilities. Increased Chinese military activities,
[00:03:54] North Korean missile threats, and security developments related
[00:03:58] to Russia, are among the reasons Tokyo cites to justify
[00:04:01] its defense changes.
[00:04:03] A
[00:04:07] poll by the Zionist News network
[00:04:10] shows that Netanyahu has become the most destructive politician
[00:04:14] for the image of the Zionist regime in the world. According
[00:04:18] to this poll, 71% of Zionists
[00:04:21] believe Netanyahu has caused the most damage to the image and
[00:04:24] credibility of the Zionist regime. This poll
[00:04:27] was conducted a few days after the speech of the Prime Minister
[00:04:30] of the Zionist regime at the UN General Assembly and the mass
[00:04:34] walkout of representatives of dozens of countries from the assembly hall.
[00:04:38] Also, three weeks before the elections in the occupied
[00:04:42] territories, the Hebrew newspaper Maariv also, according
[00:04:45] to its latest poll, announced that only 40%
[00:04:49] of Zionists prefer Benjamin Netanyahu for prime minister.
[00:04:52] Construction
[00:04:56] of the country's largest petrochemical reactor in Shiraz.
[00:04:59] This reactor, which only three companies in the world are capable
[00:05:03] of building, weighs 500 tons and is 40 meters long.
[00:05:06] Foreign companies had previously quoted a price
[00:05:10] four times higher for its construction than our petrochemical
[00:05:13] industries. The massive
[00:05:16] petrochemical reactor, which only three companies in the world have succeeded
[00:05:20] in building, was constructed in Fars province. Without
[00:05:23] a doubt, it is one of the most desired pieces of equipment for petrochemical complexes
[00:05:27] ever built. The design and construction of this reactor, which
[00:05:30] weighs 500 tons and is 40 meters long, was carried
[00:05:34] out by engineers and specialists of our country.
[00:05:37] The engineers we have, all of whom are graduates of our own country's universities,
[00:05:41] did it.
[00:05:43] The experience and standards we have also help us
[00:05:47] to build such equipment. This reactor, which is used
[00:05:51] for polymer production in the chemical industries, is
[00:05:55] planned to be installed in one of the petrochemical companies.
[00:05:59] After its installation, this will bring
[00:06:02] about a very good transformation in polymer
[00:06:05] production in the country, and we will see an increase in production in this area.
[00:06:09] The process of building the body of this reactor, which is made of
[00:06:12] thick steel plates, was done
[00:06:16] by a massive bending machine, which is only available
[00:06:20] in Fars in the Middle East. We have the largest
[00:06:23] roll machine in the Middle East, which can roll up to
[00:06:27] 310 mm thick. For this particular reactor,
[00:06:30] given that it has a cone and a high-thickness reducer,
[00:06:34] this specific equipment was also needed. In previous
[00:06:37] years, foreigners and Iranian petrochemical companies
[00:06:41] used to build this reactor.
[00:06:45] The equipment, exactly. The records of previous
[00:06:49] purchases were available,
[00:06:51] and the total cost was about four times what is built
[00:06:55] in Iran today. Now, not only have we acquired the knowledge to build
[00:06:59] this heavy equipment, but we also build this
[00:07:03] equipment for foreigners. We have worked for Oman,
[00:07:06] we have worked for Azerbaijan, we have worked for Turkey.
[00:07:09] It has also provided sustainable employment for the youth
[00:07:13] of our country. The total workforce is approximately 5700 people,
[00:07:16] 2200 people are employed
[00:07:19] in Fars, and we are currently recruiting
[00:07:23] 228 people. The construction of this reactor
[00:07:26] took 14 months. This 500-ton reactor
[00:07:30] will be installed in the relevant petrochemical
[00:07:33] plant in about four months. Saeed Parvizi, IRIB News
[00:07:37] Agency.
[00:07:41] Stay with us.
[00:08:14] This homeland is fake.
[00:08:18] From
[00:08:25] the 17th century AD,
[00:08:28] they were dreaming of creating a proper homeland
[00:08:31] for the Jewish people, but the conditions
[00:08:34] were not ripe. They laid the groundwork
[00:08:38] for three centuries to create the conditions
[00:08:41] for building
[00:08:48] When England, during its mandate over Palestine, allowed Jews
[00:08:51] to enter this land with the aim of establishing
[00:08:55] a Jewish state, Hajj Amin al-Husseini, the Grand Mufti
[00:08:59] of Al-Aqsa Mosque, noticed
[00:09:01] the suspicious immigration of Jews.
[00:09:04] Therefore, he convened a congress by inviting
[00:09:08] Islamic dignitaries to prevent this great
[00:09:11] sedition. But he did not
[00:09:14] know that Seyyed Ziaeddin Tabatabai
[00:09:17] was going to Palestine. No one knew
[00:09:20] that behind this seemingly Islamic and revolutionary connection,
[00:09:24] a full-fledged Freemason
[00:09:27] was hiding. A Freemason who, whenever
[00:09:31] the British government faced obstacles, would step forward
[00:09:34] to remove them. Like
[00:09:37] the colonial agreement of 1919
[00:09:41] between Iran and Britain. In those days, in the cabinet of Vosough
[00:09:44] al-Dowleh, he went to great lengths to make
[00:09:48] England a partner in Iran's financial
[00:09:51] and military affairs, or like the coup
[00:09:55] in March 1920 and the establishment
[00:09:58] of the Pahlavi dynasty.
[00:10:03] Seyyed Zia was from Iran,
[00:10:06] but the British didn't
[00:10:09] truly know him, to the extent that some
[00:10:13] perceived him as a freedom-loving revolutionary.
[00:10:16] But after numerous acts of sabotage by the then
[00:10:19] Pahlavi government, he was exiled to Geneva
[00:10:23] and spent his life there. Even in
[00:10:26] Geneva, his heart beat for England.
[00:10:29] When Seyyed Ziaeddin Tabatabai's position
[00:10:33] as Secretary of the Palestine Congress
[00:10:36] was strengthened, people trusted him. Seyyed
[00:10:40] Zia completely left Geneva. He even
[00:10:43] sold his ancestral home in Iran and went to
[00:10:47] Palestine. He bought land near Gaza
[00:10:51] and lived, worked, and farmed like
[00:10:54] an ordinary person. And in this
[00:10:57] way, for eight years, he sowed deception and reaped
[00:11:01] trust. During this time, he bought some Palestinian
[00:11:05] lands to transfer their ownership to Zionist
[00:11:08] agencies. And so simply, a famous global
[00:11:12] lie was formed: that Palestinians themselves
[00:11:16] sold their lands, without the slightest mention
[00:11:19] of the details of the matter. Of course, the sale of land to Jews
[00:11:23] by Seyyed Zia and some Palestinians
[00:11:27] was limited and temporary. In
[00:11:30] 8 years, only 220 thousand hectares of land were
[00:11:34] sold, which is less than 6% of the land
[00:11:37] of Palestine. Still, 94% of
[00:11:40] Palestine was owned by its original owners
[00:11:44] when Hajj Amin al-Husseini, the Grand Mufti,
[00:11:46] understood the truth of the matter and warned the scholars.
[00:11:50] A flood of fatwas was issued. The sale of houses
[00:11:54] by Palestinians to Jewish immigrants was declared
[00:11:57] forbidden.
[00:11:58] Ayatollah
[00:12:04] Kashif al-Ghita took the matter even more
[00:12:07] seriously and ruled that the sellers
[00:12:10] were apostates and after death should not
[00:12:13] be buried in Muslim cemeteries. The fatwas once
[00:12:16] again blocked the path of the Jews. But
[00:12:19] this time, the Zionists resorted to force
[00:12:23] and have created a history of 75 years
[00:12:26] of crime that is unprecedented in human
[00:12:29] history. Jewish immigrants, with the support
[00:12:33] of colonial powers, sacrificed the Palestinian
[00:12:36] homeowners before the Jewish people.
[00:12:58] They destroyed the homes over the heads of their original inhabitants
[00:13:01] and built their own settlements
[00:13:05] on the ruins. Unaware that the sighs
[00:13:08] of the Palestinians would haunt them.
[00:13:11] Even from under tons of rubble.
[00:13:37] When the sun rose, we headed into the Persian
[00:13:39] Gulf.
[00:13:43] A destination that from Gheshr takes about 3 hours
[00:13:47] to reach the beating heart of Iran's
[00:13:50] energy, Kharg Island. The topics
[00:13:54] that
[00:14:07] but to face the realities in the recent imposed war, they came to the island. There is a lot of humidity,
[00:14:10] and the weather is very hot. So working is very
[00:14:14] difficult. Thank God, 10 hours in this hot weather. Look now, thank God,
[00:14:17] I'm sweating, my dear. What do you
[00:14:20] call sweat? About 8,000 of Kharg's
[00:14:24] approximately 20,000 residents work in the petrochemical
[00:14:27] sector. From all over Iran. Where are you from? Tehran? Where are
[00:14:31] you from? We have children in Shiraz. We have two children, a son and a daughter. What do
[00:14:34] you want for their future? I want them to have a brilliant
[00:14:38] future and to be useful and effective
[00:14:41] for their country. The importance of Kharg Island is that about
[00:14:45] 93% of oil exports from this
[00:14:48] point in Iran are done here. If the water injection phase into the reservoir and the
[00:14:51] gas recovery phase are carried out,
[00:14:55] the recovery factor of the reservoir will increase by nearly 10% alone. Such
[00:14:59] a reservoir with this extent, this number means approximately 60
[00:15:02] billion dollars. Kharg Island is the forefront of Iran's
[00:15:05] economic power. By God, I also want to reduce it, but increase operations. I accept. Now
[00:15:09] I will say in front of everyone
[00:15:13] that the salary ceiling bothers many of our colleagues.
[00:15:16] This salary ceiling that they have implemented
[00:15:19] is a bit discouraging. The honorable government should submit a bill
[00:15:23] so that we can observe this payment justice. Justice in payment does
[00:15:27] not mean that everyone should receive
[00:15:30] equal salaries. In the end, the members of the Article 90 Commission of the Parliament promised
[00:15:34] to turn the approvals of this several-hour trip into law.
[00:15:41] It has finally stopped here. We will definitely
[00:15:44] follow up specifically so that
[00:15:47] it can support the drinking water issue here,
[00:15:51] and it can support the electricity issue,
[00:15:54] and it can support employment here.
[00:15:57] The water and soil here, meaning Kharg Island,
[00:16:01] are gold, and it is the duty of the government and parliament to work
[00:16:05] together to remove the challenges and obstacles facing
[00:16:09] the people of this part of Iran. Babak
[00:16:12] Kazemi, IRIB News
[00:16:13] Agency.
[00:16:18] You might, when you go to a gas station to fill
[00:16:21] up your car, first think about Trump's catastrophic war
[00:16:25] in Iran. But the costs of this war affect you and your neighbors
[00:16:29] in various hidden ways. Chris Murphy, a US
[00:16:33] Senator who started his trip to West Asia
[00:16:36] at the beginning of the week.
[00:17:39] unprecedented. For the first time in my 20 years in Congress, by order of Pete Hexed,
[00:17:43] I was prevented from entering US military facilities
[00:17:46] and even meeting with military commanders,
[00:17:49] so that the costs of the war with Iran would remain hidden. They didn't even
[00:17:53] allow our army at the Qatari
[00:17:56] embassy to give me a report on the army's
[00:17:59] activities. Their media, of course, had already
[00:18:03] partially revealed
[00:18:04] the damages.
[00:18:09] For the first time, we are going to see images of widespread destruction
[00:18:13] and damage resulting from Iran's missile and drone attacks
[00:18:16] on various US positions in West Asia. New photos
[00:18:20] sent by active US Army members to CBS.
[00:18:24] But the cover-up, even in front of one
[00:18:27] of the influential senators and preventing his entry
[00:18:30] into the bases, shows that the scale of destruction
[00:18:34] is much greater than what is reported in the media.
[00:18:45] One of the American servicemen present at US bases in the region informed us that the American people are unaware
[00:18:49] of the true extent of the damage Iranians inflicted on our bases
[00:18:53] in the region. This issue is kept
[00:18:57] like a secret, and we behave as if it's not a big
[00:19:00] deal. The American media Intercept reported today,
[00:19:04] quoting American officials, that in the war with Iran,
[00:19:08] some major US bases in the region suffered
[00:19:11] heavy damage that led to their complete closure,
[00:19:15] and perhaps the structure of US bases in the
[00:19:18] region will never return to its previous
[00:19:22] state. America cannot continue the war with Iran. Whether
[00:19:25] we want it or not, we must accept that they expelled us
[00:19:29] from the region. IRIB News
[00:19:32] Agency.
[00:19:36] The energy earthquake in the West. The Western world is grappling with a crisis
[00:19:40] that is no longer narrated by statements, but by red numbers
[00:19:43] and figures on Wall Street. While
[00:19:47] Trump and European countries are trying to lower fuel prices
[00:19:51] through measures such as releasing strategic reserves, oil
[00:19:54] is still trading above $100 per barrel. This is
[00:19:58] while Vitol, the world's largest crude oil trader,
[00:20:02] has warned of the possibility of oil prices reaching
[00:20:05] $200. The real diesel shortage and its effects
[00:20:09] are already evident. The issue is not just the price. The issue is whether
[00:20:13] fuel will even be available or not. Bloomberg has reported
[00:20:17] on the extremely difficult conditions for ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz,
[00:20:21] to the extent that ship owners even offer six months of extra
[00:20:24] wages to the crew. Port congestion and disruptions in sea routes have
[00:20:28] turned into a hidden inflationary driver, which, with increasing
[00:20:31] logistical costs, increases the final price of goods
[00:20:35] for the end consumer.
[00:20:50] This is still rising. There will probably be rationing,
[00:20:53] and this is very concerning for everyone. Now
[00:20:57] the energy storm has shaken financial markets.
[00:21:00] The S&P 500 and Nasdaq indices, due
[00:21:03] to the surge in crude oil prices and negative pressure on the shares
[00:21:07] of chip manufacturers, have put additional pressure
[00:21:11] on the shares of these companies. In addition
[00:21:15] to concerns about rising interest rates, the US stock
[00:21:19] market is in a situation where
[00:21:24] we are witnessing a massive sell-off of technology company shares, especially
[00:21:27] those related to artificial intelligence infrastructure.
[00:21:31] The situation could worsen at any moment.
[00:21:34] Global oil supply restrictions during the war
[00:21:38] have driven inflationary pressure to unprecedented levels, and
[00:21:42] leading economies are more fragile than ever
[00:21:45] before in the face of blocked
[00:21:48] vital energy arteries.
[00:22:19] Are you okay?
[00:23:41] Following the Israeli attack on the refugee camp, the death toll
[00:23:45] is still rising. This attack has killed
[00:23:48] at least 35 people and injured dozens,
[00:23:52] including women and children. In this airstrike,
[00:23:56] the refugee camp near a warehouse in the city of Rafah in the southern
[00:24:00] Gaza Strip was targeted, and large areas were
[00:24:03] destroyed by the
[00:24:04] fires.
[00:24:13] Should we take all of this with us or just the things we need? No, take
[00:24:17] everything. What's this doing here? Leave it, boy.
[00:24:43] According to numerous reports from the United Nations and human
[00:24:46] rights organizations, the lives of Palestinians in Nablus and the West Bank
[00:24:58] The UN Human Rights Office reported in January 2026
[00:25:01] that the systematic suffocation of Palestinian rights
[00:25:05] in the West Bank has intensified, and every
[00:25:09] aspect of their lives, from access to water, schools, and
[00:25:13] hospitals to harvesting olives, is controlled
[00:25:16] and restricted by discriminatory Israeli laws and practices.
[00:25:20] These pressures have severely disrupted
[00:25:23] daily life in economic, health, and educational
[00:25:26] dimensions. According to official Palestinian
[00:25:30] statistics, the unemployment rate in Nablus is around
[00:25:33] 27.9%, and in some northern areas, it has reached
[00:25:36] up to 55%, and access to medical centers
[00:25:40] is difficult due to frequent checkpoint closures.
[00:25:44] The educational system has also collapsed, and Nablus schools are only
[00:25:47] open three days a week due to the financial
[00:25:51] crisis and settler attacks. At the same time, settlers
[00:25:54] have attacked springs and water pipelines, cutting off vital
[00:25:58] water sources and leaving thousands of people facing
[00:26:01] a water crisis. Despite this, the Palestinian
[00:26:04] people continue to strive for survival, struggle,
[00:26:08] and resistance. All right, let's start.
[00:26:27] Why are you laughing? Do you think this is the time
[00:26:31] to laugh? Take
[00:26:57] the signal but don't break anything. He's very calm
[00:27:01] and efficient. This way, it's very important for him not
[00:27:04] to be inefficient quickly. Yes,
[00:27:06] exactly.
[00:27:11] We recorded sound.
[00:27:15] Yes, great. Give him a high five. I'm very proud
[00:27:18] of the organization of this ceremony.
[00:27:20] Thank you. May God have mercy on her.
[00:27:24] May God have mercy on her. Since I was a child, I knew that she would be killed
[00:27:27] at the age of 18. Since she was a child, may her
[00:27:31] soul rest in peace. Laila and the Shadows of War
[00:27:35] is a free and independent Palestinian video game
[00:27:39] that was released in 2016 by
[00:27:41] Rashid Abu Eid for mobile and Windows
[00:27:45] platforms. This short game narrates
[00:27:48] the story of a Palestinian father's struggle amidst
[00:27:51] the nightly bombings of the Gaza War in 2014,
[00:27:54] to save his daughter Laila from the
[00:27:58] rubble, hiding behind the tongues of fire and escaping
[00:28:01] attacks.
[00:28:08] And only with sound effects of explosions and gunshots,
[00:28:12] it provides a tense and realistic experience
[00:28:15] of life in a war zone. Unlike typical games,
[00:28:18] in Laila, there are no extra lives, superpowers,
[00:28:22] or a chance to win, and the player ultimately
[00:28:25] faces a tragic fate. In 2014,
[00:28:29] another war began in Gaza. I felt
[00:28:32] that I had to take a step to raise awareness and defend
[00:28:36] the people of Palestine. I thought that maybe
[00:28:38] I could make a game and share my experience,
[00:28:42] because I believe that games are the best medium for sharing
[00:28:45] emotions and experiences. We started making Laila and the Shadows
[00:28:49] of War, a computer game
[00:28:52] based on the real events of that war. So the main
[00:28:55] reason I'm here is that I still hope that I can open your eyes
[00:28:59] and raise your awareness by making games.
[00:29:03] Maybe, just maybe, we can protect
[00:29:06] the remaining children in Gaza so that they don't become
[00:29:10] victims of war again, because the shadow of war is always
[00:29:14] over us, the people of Palestine. We must be very
[00:29:17] careful.
[00:29:18] Thank you.
[00:29:27] So now that you are watching this speech, how do
[00:29:30] you feel?
[00:29:35] Sometimes when I wasn't feeling well, I would watch
[00:29:38] this ceremony. It used to be like that.
[00:29:42] But after
[00:29:43] the events
[00:29:46] we are witnessing these days, I think I need
[00:29:50] to make more games. The story
[00:29:52] and suffering
[00:29:55] of the people
[00:29:57] of Gaza are still
[00:29:59] there, but 10,000 times bigger.
[00:30:15] Today I want to introduce Laila and the Shadows
[00:30:18] of War. This game was made by a Palestinian
[00:30:22] named Rashid Abu Eid,
[00:30:25] and I hope I pronounced his name
[00:30:29] correctly. This game was inspired by the Gaza War,
[00:30:32] which the creator experienced firsthand.
[00:30:36] And this game is based on real events,
[00:30:40] and the creator said that you should play this game
[00:30:43] in a dark room with headphones. You know I have headphones,
[00:30:47] but you know, not a dark room. Okay, you know,
[00:30:51] before I start, let me get this ready. Okay, for
[00:30:54] this guy, I think they didn't even give
[00:30:57] him a name. I'll call him Jeffrey.