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[00:00:26] In the name of God, with blessings upon Muhammad and his family.
[00:00:30] I greet you, sports news enthusiasts. The last match of the eighth week of the Premier League
[00:00:33] football did not have a winner. The teams Paykan Tehran
[00:00:36] and Shams Azar Qazvin played against each other yesterday at
[00:00:40] Pas Qavamin Stadium, and the match ended
[00:00:43] with a 1-1 draw. Milad Sargi scored for Shams
[00:00:47] Azar and Ali Dehqan for Paykan
[00:00:50] in this match. Reza Shakari also missed a penalty
[00:00:54] for Paykan in the 59th minute.
[00:00:57] Paykan got nine points with this draw and is in the second place.
[00:02:30] The women's tournament was held with the presence of representatives from clubs. Two
[00:02:34] groups with 15 teams were organized, and hopefully, from each
[00:02:38] group, a team will advance to the next round. We are in a good group.
[00:02:41] There were seven or eight teams, and we
[00:02:45] are in the second group. In the playoff
[00:02:49] stage, many matches are going to be played. That means three teams will advance from each group.
[00:02:53] This might be a bit much. I think
[00:02:56] most coaches agreed with me, and we felt that
[00:03:00] if two teams from each group advanced, it would probably be much better. A league
[00:03:03] that, by strengthening and being dynamic,
[00:03:07] can be a good support for the national team. Our seniors
[00:03:10] in Riyadh will have
[00:03:14] indoor competitions in December. And our
[00:03:17] youth, who are actually
[00:03:21] the only Asian representative at the Dakar Olympics.
[00:03:24] The head coach of the women's national futsal team also
[00:03:28] pointed out a point at this ceremony. All domestic
[00:03:32] and international competitions are concentrated in the second six months of the year,
[00:03:35] and this tires the players
[00:03:38] a lot, and at the same time, we lose the first six months of the year.
[00:03:41] On the sidelines of this ceremony, the best in the refereeing
[00:03:45] section, the best team, and the top scorer of the past
[00:03:49] leagues were introduced. The first week of these competitions
[00:03:53] will be held on October 30th. Taher Alishvandi, IRIB News
[00:03:57] Agency. The continuation of
[00:04:00] Barcelona's dominance in La Liga
[00:04:03] of Spain. Nobody can stop Flick's students.
[00:04:06] In the continuation of the eighth week of these competitions, last night, Barcelona defeated
[00:04:10] Getafe 3-0 at Camp Nou and
[00:04:14] topped the table with 24 points. Gundogan,
[00:04:17] Gabriel Jesus, and Jules Kounde were the scorers of Barcelona's three goals
[00:04:21] in this match. This was not the eighth consecutive
[00:04:24] victory for Hansi Flick's students in this
[00:04:27] La Liga season.
[00:04:36] Atletico Madrid won 2-1 against Alaves and
[00:04:40] took second place with 19 points. Alex Grimaldo
[00:04:43] and Cristian Romero scored for Atleti in this match, and
[00:04:47] Lucas Boye scored the only goal for Alaves.
[00:04:49] Real Madrid
[00:04:57] also beat Villarreal 1-0
[00:05:00] at the Bernabeu and stood in third place
[00:05:03] with 18 points. Real's only goal was scored
[00:05:07] by Yan Djoumdy. In this match, Real played with ten men from the 73rd minute
[00:05:11] after Vinicius was sent
[00:05:12] off.
[00:05:17] Yesterday, the match between Rayo and
[00:05:20] Rayo Vallecano against Athletic Bilbao was postponed
[00:05:24] in the 13th minute due to Vallecano fans' protest
[00:05:27] against the club owner and throwing objects onto the field.
[00:05:31] There were no suitable security conditions for the players. The match
[00:05:34] was unfinished.
[00:05:38] In the same framework, today, four matches will be held. According
[00:05:41] to the schedule, Real Sociedad will play against Celta Vigo,
[00:05:45] Deportivo La Coruña, Real Betis against Osasuna, and Racing
[00:05:49] Santander against Valencia. The 25-member
[00:05:51] میرن.
[00:05:54] convoy of Turkish cyclists
[00:05:57] on the way to Bandar Abbas, by attending
[00:06:00] Shahid Kelidi School and Tabriz Martyrs' Cemetery,
[00:06:04] honored the memory of the martyred students of Shajareh
[00:06:07] Minab School and the martyrs of the Ramadan
[00:06:10] War.
[00:06:13] A convoy of Turkish cyclists has started a meaningful journey
[00:06:17] from Diyarbakir province in Turkey. A journey whose
[00:06:21] destination is Minab city in Hormozgan
[00:06:24] province.
[00:06:25] This convoy reached
[00:06:33] Esps village, Khosrowshah section, after Khoy
[00:06:36] and Urmia cities.
[00:06:38] The Tractor football team arrived in Oman
[00:08:12] after a few hours of travel. The red-clad team of Tabriz
[00:08:16] will host Al-Shamal of Qatar tomorrow
[00:08:19] night in the second week
[00:08:21] of the AFC Champions League.
[00:08:30] After the dismissal of Rasoul Khatibi as the head coach of Fajr
[00:08:34] Sepasi Shiraz football team, the club officials handed over the leadership
[00:08:37] of their team to Mehdi
[00:08:38] Rajabzadeh.
[00:08:43] The sixth stage of the women's national handball team camp with the invitation of 22 players
[00:08:47] will start on Tuesday in Pola, Isfahan. The female handball players
[00:08:51] are preparing themselves for the Asian Championship and World Championship qualifiers
[00:08:55] in Kazakhstan.
[00:08:57] و
[00:09:04] Firas Abu Hilal, Secretary General of the Palestinian Football
[00:09:08] Federation, addressed Infantino and said, "Our vote is for
[00:09:11] whoever defends our interests and rights, and after the outcome of our complaint
[00:09:15] against the Zionist clubs in the Court of Arbitration for Sport
[00:09:19] is clear, we will announce
[00:09:23] the preferred candidate for the future FIFA presidency."
[00:09:25] The national beach volleyball
[00:09:30] championships for different age groups are being
[00:09:33] held in Mashhad.
[00:09:35] Young people under
[00:09:39] 17 and 19 from around the country are competing
[00:09:43] in beach volleyball competitions in Mashhad.
[00:09:46] In the under
[00:09:50] 17 age group, 36 teams
[00:09:53] are participating, and in the under 19 age group,
[00:09:57] 44 teams from all over the country
[00:10:00] and free zones are present. These competitions are an opportunity
[00:10:04] to identify talented players for the national
[00:10:07] youth teams. We have invited players
[00:10:10] who have the ability
[00:10:14] to wear the national team jersey. We have written down their names.
[00:10:18] Players who were good in terms of height,
[00:10:21] strength, and skill.
[00:10:25] Young people who are looking to gain experience, increase their readiness,
[00:10:28] and demonstrate their abilities in these
[00:10:32] competitions. They are progressing. They are gradually reaching it. They are providing
[00:10:35] facilities. Teams have been dispatched from all over Iran. Thank God, so far, all teams have played well
[00:10:39] and achieved good results. More than 80 teams
[00:10:42] in this round of competitions in the under 17
[00:10:46] and under 19 age groups are competing
[00:10:49] against each other. The national beach volleyball championships
[00:10:53] for under 17 and under 19 will continue until October 2nd
[00:10:57] in Mashhad. Mohammad Javad Karimi, IRIB News Agency,
[00:11:00] Mashhad.
[00:11:02] holy.
[00:11:05] Sexas became the champion of the Tour
[00:11:07] of Lombardy in Italy. In this one-day tour, which
[00:11:11] covered a distance of 239 kilometers, Paul Sixas, the French cyclist of the Decathlon team,
[00:11:15] finished before his rivals with a time of 5 hours, 49 minutes,
[00:11:18] and 28 seconds and claimed the championship title
[00:11:22] for himself.
[00:12:25] from Yazdi students active in the field
[00:12:28] of Pahlevani and Zurkhaneh
[00:12:31] sports so that we can once again demonstrate the presence
[00:12:35] of Pahlevani, which promotes Pahlevani sports
[00:12:38] and also teaches and
[00:12:41] promotes Pahlevani ethics, God willing. Students
[00:12:45] who, following the example of the Leader of the Pious,
[00:12:49] have embarked on this path. Let's go learn
[00:12:52] ancient sports and movements.
[00:12:56] Pahlevani ethics are considered
[00:13:00] to be a sign of politeness,
[00:13:02] magnanimity,
[00:13:08] and sacrifice. With the support of the Ministry of Education,
[00:13:12] we hope to see maximum student participation
[00:13:15] in this sport. Seyed Bagher
[00:13:18] Mirban, IRIB News Agency, Yazd.
[00:13:22] یز.
[00:13:25] Thank you for your companionship.
[00:13:54] Hello.
[00:14:25] They are facing many problems. On the other hand, the social
[00:14:29] and economic situation of the students themselves is not very good, and many of them
[00:14:33] really cannot cope with the ever-increasing cost of living.
[00:14:36] I think the main demand of the protesters is to end
[00:14:40] austerity policies. More investment should be made
[00:14:44] in schools, and people's living conditions should generally
[00:14:47] improve. In fact, a significant portion of the protests
[00:14:51] is due to unsuitable educational conditions and poor
[00:14:55] school conditions. In addition to these issues, there are
[00:14:58] more general economic problems in France, including the government's
[00:15:02] poor financial situation and high fuel prices, which put a lot of pressure on
[00:15:06] people. Therefore, reducing these pressures is also one
[00:15:10] of the main demands of the protesters. Another issue is how the police deal
[00:15:13] with protests. The police deal with these students very harshly,
[00:15:17] and many cases of violence against protesters
[00:15:20] have been reported.
[00:15:22] I have seen videos of the poor condition of French schools,
[00:15:25] for example, mice in classrooms or broken restrooms. Do
[00:15:29] all French schools have the same
[00:15:31] situation?
[00:15:36] In France, there is a big gap between public and private
[00:15:40] schools. A significant portion of private schools have better
[00:15:44] facilities and educational conditions, while many
[00:15:47] public schools face a lack of facilities
[00:15:51] and infrastructural problems. Some regions of France
[00:15:54] have even worse conditions. However, I think overall,
[00:15:58] the conditions of public schools are almost
[00:16:01] inadequate throughout the country. But the positive point
[00:16:04] we are witnessing now is the formation of a kind of solidarity
[00:16:08] among students from different schools. Even students who
[00:16:12] study in more privileged schools with better conditions have
[00:16:16] joined the protests. I think this solidarity is a very good
[00:16:19] sign because it shows that more students want
[00:16:22] change. Why doesn't the French government
[00:16:26] allocate more budget to education so that schools can be renovated
[00:16:30] or give more salaries to
[00:16:32] teachers?
[00:16:36] Well, I think the priorities of the French government
[00:16:39] differ from the demands of the protesters. One of the main priorities
[00:16:43] of the government is to strengthen the country's military capabilities
[00:16:46] and allocate large budgets to the army. While schools
[00:16:50] face a lack of facilities and many students study
[00:16:54] in poor conditions, the government still spends a significant
[00:16:57] portion of its resources on military affairs. In addition
[00:17:01] to this issue, austerity policies are also in question, meaning
[00:17:04] the government is not very willing to increase public spending
[00:17:08] or make more investments in sectors such as education
[00:17:12] and social services. In fact, this approach is part of the neoliberal
[00:17:15] policies that have been pursued in France for years
[00:17:19] and emphasize reducing government spending and limiting
[00:17:22] public investment. Therefore, the protesters
[00:17:26] believe that to improve school conditions and
[00:17:29] people's lives, the government's economic priorities must change.
[00:17:33] The reaction of the French government and education officials
[00:17:37] to this
[00:17:59] Students from different regions have joined together, and the scope
[00:18:02] of the protests has expanded. In my opinion, French society
[00:18:06] as a whole largely supports these protests,
[00:18:09] and this issue has truly worried the government. Now,
[00:18:13] we might witness changes. For example, the government
[00:18:16] is hiring more teachers on a temporary basis, but
[00:18:19] I don't think these measures alone are enough to solve
[00:18:22] the deep problems of the education system. For fundamental
[00:18:26] and lasting changes to occur, the protests
[00:18:30] must continue on a larger scale and for a longer
[00:18:33] period. You mentioned police violence
[00:18:37] against students. We know that students are not
[00:18:40] armed, but we are witnessing police violence against them.
[00:18:44] I also saw in the news that a boy's hand was cut off. This is very terrifying and shocking.
[00:18:48] Why is the police reaction
[00:18:50] so aggressive?
[00:18:55] Well, I think these confrontations are mostly related to attempts
[00:18:58] to intimidate the protesters. I completely agree that
[00:19:02] treating students, some of whom are children and adolescents,
[00:19:06] in such a violent
[00:19:09] manner is clearly unnecessary for managing
[00:19:12] protests. I believe the goal is to scare
[00:19:16] students in every possible way and discourage
[00:19:19] them from continuing their protests and expressing their political
[00:19:23] views. Firstly, there is direct police violence,
[00:19:26] but the issue is not limited to street confrontations.
[00:19:30] Other threats are also involved, including the possibility
[00:19:34] that students may face limitations in their further education due to expressing
[00:19:49] I have seen fewer images and videos of police
[00:19:52] violence. How do French media cover these protests,
[00:19:56] and do you think this coverage provides an accurate
[00:19:59] picture of the protests?
[00:20:00] میکنه
[00:20:07] like there is always this aspect of like: Well, I think for the media to cover social
[00:20:10] issues, protests must first take place and
[00:20:13] attract public attention. However, French media
[00:20:17] are not uniform in their coverage of these protests
[00:20:20] and have different approaches. Some media focus more
[00:20:23] on student behaviors that they consider wrong
[00:20:27] or reprehensible. But at the same time, they do not
[00:20:31] provide a clear explanation of the students' demands and
[00:20:34] the reasons that led them to protest. As a result, the audience
[00:20:38] may not get a complete picture of the roots of the protests
[00:20:42] and the problems students face. Another important
[00:20:46] issue that I think is less addressed in the media is the anti-militarist
[00:20:50] aspect of these protests. Protests are usually
[00:20:53] covered within the framework of social and economic problems. But
[00:20:57] there is less talk about the connection between austerity policies,
[00:21:01] increased military spending, and reduced investment
[00:21:04] in sectors such as education. I think this connection
[00:21:08] is an important part of the story, and ignoring it leads to
[00:21:11] an incomplete picture of the reasons for the protests. On the other
[00:21:15] hand, I think foreign media, especially non-European
[00:21:19] media, sometimes cover protests and war news more
[00:21:23] accurately. In European media, there is sometimes
[00:21:26] a tendency to downplay protests or perhaps
[00:21:30] if they want to fit their own narrative, they
[00:21:33] exaggerate some aspects of the protests and
[00:21:37] try to undermine the legitimacy of the protests.
[00:21:40] In my opinion, they also try to conceal the urgency
[00:21:44] and seriousness of the situation. Such an approach can
[00:21:47] divert attention from the main demands.
[00:22:20] These protests are the formation of solidarity among different
[00:22:23] groups in society. Solidarity that may not encompass
[00:22:27] the entire society, but at least includes a large
[00:22:31] portion of the people. As I said, unions have also strongly
[00:22:35] joined the protests. I think this growing
[00:22:38] solidarity in France is a very positive development. Before
[00:22:42] this, the Yellow Vests movement had formed. A widespread
[00:22:45] movement that brought different groups of society together.
[00:22:49] I think the government is trying to prevent such
[00:22:53] a situation from recurring because a movement that can unite
[00:22:56] different parts of society can truly be challenging
[00:23:00] for the government. However, we may once again witness
[00:23:04] the formation of such widespread solidarity, and I think
[00:23:07] this can pave the way
[00:23:10] for more serious changes. Can students achieve
[00:23:13] their demands
[00:23:14] through continued street
[00:23:25] protests? I think some of the students' demands may be achieved through continued protests,
[00:23:29] but fulfilling all of them is not that simple. For
[00:23:32] these protests to lead to fundamental changes,
[00:23:36] the movement needs to become a long-term and sustainable
[00:23:40] movement, and pressure on the government must continue.
[00:23:43] If the protests subside too soon, the likelihood
[00:23:47] of austerity policies changing altogether becomes lower.
[00:23:51] The important point is that Western countries
[00:23:54] are increasing their military capabilities and preparing
[00:23:58] for wider conflicts. But pursuing such policies is related
[00:24:02] to reducing public spending and refraining from investing
[00:24:06] in education and other social sectors. For this reason,
[00:24:09] protesters believe that one cannot allocate huge
[00:24:13] budgets to expanding military power on one hand
[00:24:16] and ignore the problems of schools and people's living
[00:26:25] Security is one of the most important divine
[00:26:28] blessings, and establishing it in various parts
[00:26:32] of dear Iran, from large cities
[00:26:35] to the smallest demographic units in villages
[00:26:38] and neighborhoods, from difficult border
[00:26:42] guards in harsh weather conditions and diverse
[00:26:45] climates of mountains to seas, from plains
[00:26:49] and forests to the most central parts
[00:26:52] of the country, is due to the bravery
[00:26:55] and courage of the dedicated and hardworking forces of
[00:26:59] FARAJA, as one of the strong pillars.
[00:27:05] This security provides various social, ethical,
[00:27:07] and public comfort dimensions in society,
[00:27:11] and such a valuable service, in addition
[00:27:14] to Jihad fi Sabilillah, enjoys strong social
[00:27:18] support. The prominent role of FARAJA at various
[00:27:22] levels, from command and staff ranks
[00:27:26] to police stations, in providing security
[00:27:29] in recent years has become more
[00:27:32] prominent. The signs of this influence
[00:27:35] became more apparent in the second and
[00:27:38] third imposed wars. The criminal American-Zionist
[00:27:42] enemy's insistence on harming various
[00:27:46] ranks of FARAJA, from the highest levels
[00:27:49] to its front lines, also revealed the importance
[00:27:52] of this institution more than ever. However,
[00:27:56] this desperate effort and malicious blows
[00:27:59] to the pillars of order and security in society,
[00:28:03] which has no parallel in history, did not
[00:28:06] cause the brave FARAJA forces to
[00:28:10] deviate even slightly from their mission,
[00:28:13] and even in the streets and vehicles, they performed
[00:28:16] the same roles and duties that they carried out
[00:28:20] in their own places and headquarters. Therefore,
[00:28:24] the oppressed but powerful Iranian
[00:28:27] nation appreciates the tireless efforts of those who
[00:28:30] serve the country's security. Moreover, FARAJA
[00:28:34] forces, who, like the army and the IRGC,
[00:28:37] emerge from the depths of society, can,
[00:28:41] through their trustworthy behavior, enhance
[00:28:44] public trust in this valuable institution.
[00:28:47] Many times, the efforts and sacrifices of the
[00:28:50] guardians of security may be taken for granted
[00:28:54] by some people, and it is
[00:28:57] this oppression and anonymity that increases
[00:29:00] their reward before God. The comprehensive
[00:29:04] strengthening of security forces
[00:29:08] in various human, hardware,
[00:29:10] and software aspects, especially the advancement
[00:29:14] of technologies, including the purposeful use
[00:29:18] of artificial intelligence in data analysis,
[00:29:21] plays an important role in the quality
[00:29:25] and facilitation of FARAJA's
[00:29:25] missions.
[00:30:32] please accompany us. The Central Bank announced that
[00:30:36] any online gold trading services by credit
[00:30:39] institutions and banks through digital units
[00:30:43] are strictly forbidden. According to the Central
[00:30:46] Bank's announcement, if these services are provided,
[00:30:49] supervisory and disciplinary actions will be taken
[00:30:53] against the credit institution and its relevant managers.
[00:30:57] The Central Bank emphasized that online gold trading by banks.