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[00:00:30] was lower than last year, but the amount of gas delivered
[00:00:34] to power plants was the same as last year.
[00:00:37] Mr. Tavakoli asked people to reduce their gas consumption
[00:00:41] by 55 to 60 degrees Celsius
[00:00:45] without reducing their comfort temperature by taking certain
[00:00:48] measures such as using high-efficiency equipment, double-glazed windows,
[00:00:52] weatherstripping, and adjusting their package and heating systems.
[00:00:55] دهند.
[00:00:58] At peak consumption, if every house reduces
[00:01:01] its consumption by one degree Celsius,
[00:01:05] it will help the gas network by
[00:01:09] 25 million cubic meters,
[00:01:12] which is equivalent to a phase
[00:01:16] of Oslo.
[00:01:19] The Deputy Director of Tehran Province Electricity Distribution
[00:01:22] Company announced a 3% reduction in electricity consumption
[00:01:26] during peak load hours with the implementation
[00:01:30] of the Mahtab smart energy loss management project in the
[00:01:34] province. According to Mr. Javidi,
[00:01:38] if the in the 29th phase of the implementation of this project in Firoozkooh, despite the
[00:01:43] Hormuz increase in the number of subscribers in the new year, consumption was lower than in the same
[00:01:47] period last year. The 29th phase of the Mahtab
[00:01:51] national project, which aims
[00:01:54] there's to manage smart energy losses, was implemented in Firoozkooh
[00:01:56] simultaneously with the nationwide maneuver. We had 30 inspections
[00:02:06] during the management of 1405, and illegal
[00:02:10] connections were collected. The counting
[00:02:14] and registration of cases and requests were processed.
[00:02:17] The head of the Firoozkooh judiciary announced a decisive
[00:02:21] crackdown on offenders and profiteers who use illegal energy
[00:02:24] connections. For individuals who use illegal
[00:02:28] household connections, a class 6 monetary
[00:02:31] penalty has been set according to the
[00:02:35] law. For non-household and industrial uses,
[00:02:39] a monetary penalty of twice the
[00:02:42] consumption price has been set. If
[00:02:45] there are individuals who are using
[00:02:49] connections, they must report it to the
[00:02:52] city's electricity department so that these illegal
[00:02:56] connections can be collected. The Mahtab national project,
[00:03:00] by utilizing technical and supervisory capacities, provides
[00:03:04] the ground for more accurate identification of losses
[00:03:07] and targeted management of the electricity network.
[00:03:10] Simaavaran, IRIB News Agency,
[00:03:12] Firoozkooh.
[00:03:15] A group of Azerbaijani students boycotted classes in
[00:03:19] protest against the hijab ban law.
[00:03:23] The students gathered in front of schools and announced
[00:03:26] that they would not attend classes in protest
[00:03:30] against the expulsion of their veiled teacher from school.
[00:03:34] Azerbaijan, by implementing a new school dress
[00:03:38] code, has banned the entry of veiled students
[00:03:41] and teachers. Veiled teachers have been told that
[00:03:45] they have one week to remove their hijabs or
[00:03:48] resign. Azerbaijan has banned the hijab in its schools,
[00:03:52] while more than 97% of the
[00:03:55] country's
[00:03:56] population is Muslim.
[00:04:01] The Zionist regime shelled refugee tents in
[00:04:05] Al-Mawasi, Khan Younis, and Rafah in southern Gaza.
[00:04:08] Meanwhile, Nasser Medical Complex in
[00:04:11] Gaza announced that six Palestinians were injured by Zionist
[00:04:15] soldiers' gunfire in Khan Younis.
[00:04:17] In the eastern part of Gaza City, two
[00:04:21] Palestinians were wounded by Zionist military vehicles'
[00:04:24] gunfire at the intersection of Shujaiya.
[00:04:28] From the West Bank, news reports indicate that
[00:04:32] the occupying forces raided the Qalandia refugee camp
[00:04:35] north of occupied Jerusalem. In the Zionist attack
[00:04:38] on northern Tulkarm, a number of Palestinians, most
[00:04:42] of whom were released prisoners, were arrested.
[00:04:45] Simultaneously, a Zionist settler attacked journalists
[00:04:49] in northern Ramallah and prevented media coverage
[00:04:52] of the demolition of Palestinian homes by the Zionist regime's
[00:04:56] forces.
[00:05:00] Thank you for joining us for this news segment.
[00:05:30] In the name of God, hello and good evening
[00:05:34] to our dear viewers. We are here with
[00:05:38] the "Narrative of Power" program. We intend to
[00:05:41] discuss the latest headlines and analyses from media
[00:05:45] outlets around the world, especially from America and Europe,
[00:05:48] regarding the narrative of Iran's power
[00:05:52] and, of course, the narrative of the defeat
[00:05:56] of American and Zionist aggressors. Here in the News Channel
[00:05:59] studio, we host Dr. Abedini, a researcher
[00:06:02] of international affairs, to review the most
[00:06:06] attractive headlines of foreign news agencies and think tanks. Hello, Madam, welcome. Hello to you, I'm at your service.
[00:06:10] Thank you again. The Americans referred
[00:06:13] to the vulnerability of their military bases
[00:06:17] in the region. What the New York Post
[00:06:21] chose for its report went with
[00:06:24] this headline: "Iran's war exposed a hidden
[00:06:27] flaw. Bolster American bases." Addressing American
[00:06:31] officials, the New York Post says,
[00:06:35] "Bolster American bases, otherwise there
[00:06:38] is a risk of a double catastrophe."
[00:06:41] In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most
[00:06:45] Merciful. Well, as you mentioned, the main
[00:06:49] idea of this article, which the New
[00:06:53] York Post wrote, is about the military bases
[00:06:57] that the US has, especially in the West Asia region.
[00:07:01] After World War II, the Americans were able
[00:07:04] to somehow establish their power and use the
[00:07:08] opportunity they had, as the Europeans were
[00:07:11] facing serious problems. After World War II,
[00:07:15] the Americans implemented a new military doctrine
[00:07:19] based on which they established military bases
[00:07:21] in various countries. The Americans established about
[00:07:25] 700 military bases in various countries around
[00:07:28] the world. Well, we know that one of
[00:07:32] the largest US military bases in the world
[00:07:36] is in Germany, and another is in Japan,
[00:07:39] which were countries that lost in World War
[00:07:43] II. This is why I say that this
[00:07:47] was a doctrine that the Americans had been
[00:07:51] pursuing for many years, establishing military
[00:07:54] bases in various countries. And they believed
[00:07:58] that they were somehow moving their borders away
[00:08:01] from their own territory. And if they needed
[00:08:05] to enter a military conflict, they didn't
[00:08:09] have to fight on their own soil, but
[00:08:12] rather in the military bases they had outside
[00:08:16] their borders. And of course, it was also
[00:08:20] a leverage for them to get closer to
[00:08:24] other countries and use this opportunity to say
[00:08:27] that "we are bringing this security umbrella over
[00:08:31] your countries, and if you are in danger,
[00:08:35] we will protect your country with our military
[00:08:38] bases." Well, this was one of the
[00:08:42] policies that the Americans also implemented in West
[00:08:45] Asia. In many of the countries in the
[00:08:48] West Asia region, the Americans have military bases.
[00:08:52] The point that the New York Post is
[00:08:56] referring to is that the war that the
[00:09:00] US and the Zionist regime launched against
[00:09:04] Iran showed one of America's vulnerabilities.
[00:09:07] In addition to the many articles we had about
[00:09:10] the US Navy and the US Air Force,
[00:09:14] another one of these cases was the
[00:09:18] vulnerability of their military bases. In this
[00:09:21] regard, Iran does not need to have
[00:09:25] cruise missiles that necessarily target US soil
[00:09:29] from Iran, but rather it can consider
[00:09:32] US military bases in the West Asia
[00:09:36] region as a legitimate target and attack them.
[00:09:40] The New York Post is suggesting that the
[00:09:44] US should do something about these military
[00:09:47] bases, either completely dismantle them, or
[00:09:51] expand their defenses, or somehow convert
[00:09:54] them into underground facilities so that
[00:09:58] Iran cannot target them so easily.
[00:10:02] Another important aspect of this article that
[00:10:05] we should pay attention to is that the
[00:10:09] US mostly tried to say that these
[00:10:14] military bases were very strong and Iran had
[00:10:17] not been able to harm them much,
[00:10:21] but these very articles show that the
[00:10:25] extent of the damages has been such that
[00:10:28] at very high levels, the Americans are
[00:10:32] now forced to decide what they want to
[00:10:36] do with these military bases in the future.
[00:10:39] Are they going to repair these
[00:10:42] damaged ones? Are they going to be returned
[00:10:46] to the cycle or not? In recent
[00:10:50] months, similar reports have been widely
[00:10:53] published in the US media and analytical
[00:10:57] circles. One of the interesting reports that
[00:11:00] I also came across was a report published
[00:11:04] by the Atlantic a while ago, stating
[00:11:08] that all the security and military architecture
[00:11:11] that the Americans had gradually engineered over
[00:11:15] the past 35 years and after the collapse
[00:11:18] of the Soviet Union in the West
[00:11:22] Asia region has collapsed in the
[00:11:26] last six or seven months, and practically
[00:11:29] all the cost, expense,
[00:11:32] and focus that they had put into creating
[00:11:35] this new architecture have been lost.
[00:11:39] But the next headline we chose,
[00:11:42] Madam, is from the Washington Post,
[00:11:46] where it refers to the fact that
[00:11:50] America cannot win the war with Iran
[00:11:53] until Trump makes a decision. It refers
[00:11:57] to the power of the president
[00:12:01] in America who can, despite the
[00:12:04] wishes and desires of the American
[00:12:07] people for an end to the
[00:12:11] war, continue the aggression and war
[00:12:14] with Iran and somehow disregard what
[00:12:17] public opinion in America, at least
[00:12:21] at the level of polls and other
[00:12:25] reflections of American public opinion, is
[00:12:29] witnessing. Well, the article was
[00:12:33] written by Fareed Zakaria, whom we
[00:12:37] know as the host of CNN,
[00:12:40] who mostly has democratic tendencies,
[00:12:44] but besides that, he is also
[00:12:48] one of the analysts and thinkers
[00:12:50] of international relations in America who
[00:12:54] has written many books. And now
[00:12:57] he is specifically referring to this
[00:13:01] point: in addition to admitting that
[00:13:04] America has not been able to achieve
[00:13:08] success in the war it launched against
[00:13:12] Iran, and is completely implicitly
[00:13:15] referring to America's defeat, the important
[00:13:19] point he makes next is that
[00:13:23] if America wants to win this
[00:13:27] war and achieve something that can
[00:13:31] at least convince American citizens that
[00:13:34] we should have launched this war
[00:13:38] and make an effort to justify
[00:13:42] this issue, it must make a
[00:13:45] decision. Well, the important point
[00:13:49] he is referring to is the
[00:13:52] options available to the Americans,
[00:13:56] which are almost all bad options,
[00:13:59] and it is a choice between
[00:14:03] bad and worse. And Trump must
[00:14:06] decide among all these options
[00:14:09] that are bad and it is
[00:14:13] not like he can simply give
[00:14:17] concessions to the Americans. He must
[00:14:20] decide among them and choose,
[00:14:24] and after that, try to justify
[00:14:27] it to his public opinion. And
[00:14:31] well, the important point now is
[00:14:34] that at the level of public
[00:14:38] opinion, many polls have been published
[00:14:41] in recent months. At the level
[00:14:45] of public opinion, most American citizens
[00:14:48] are against launching this war, and
[00:14:52] they still believe that this decision
[00:14:56] was a mistake from the beginning.
[00:14:59] And now, in this article published
[00:15:03] in the Washington Post, it is
[00:15:06] mentioned that given this level of opposition
[00:15:10] among American citizens, the only way
[00:15:13] is for Trump to make a decision
[00:15:17] and choose one of these options.
[00:15:21] And end this war as soon
[00:15:25] as possible, by whatever means necessary.
[00:15:28] Now, the options are diplomacy,
[00:15:31] a short but intense operation
[00:15:34] that can quickly get him out
[00:15:38] of the war and declare that
[00:15:42] "we achieved this," as we saw
[00:15:46] in think tanks, for example, an
[00:15:49] attack on Mount Caucasus, which they
[00:15:53] believe should be a short military
[00:15:57] operation, even 24 hours, and
[00:16:01] after that, he should say, "Well,
[00:16:05] we achieved our goals and quickly
[00:16:08] withdraw." Whatever option he chooses,
[00:16:11] in his opinion, it is better
[00:16:14] than continuing this situation. He must
[00:16:18] end the war as soon as
[00:16:22] possible and try to sell that
[00:16:26] as an achievement to American citizens
[00:16:30] and try to end the war.
[00:16:33] What the Washington Post said is
[00:16:39] somehow the famous headline that was
[00:16:42] published a few weeks ago by
[00:16:46] one of the American think tanks,
[00:16:50] which emphasized that Donald Trump must
[00:16:53] learn the art of accepting defeat,
[00:16:57] and until he accepts and
[00:17:00] has this art of accepting that
[00:17:04] he is the loser of this
[00:17:08] war, the situation will continue in
[00:17:11] the same way for the Americans.
[00:17:15] But international media, Ms.
[00:17:18] Abedini, are still focused on the
[00:17:21] energy crisis, as they are
[00:17:25] concerned about the impact of
[00:17:28] the energy crisis on their daily
[00:17:32] lives with the arrival of autumn.
[00:17:35] Dekardel chose this headline for
[00:17:38] his report: "The war between America
[00:17:42] and Israel against Iran has brought
[00:17:45] the EU's gas reserves to their
[00:17:49] lowest level before winter." Well,
[00:17:53] the European Union had problems due
[00:17:56] to the war between Ukraine and
[00:18:00] Russia, meaning its situation was not
[00:18:03] normal even before that. But what
[00:18:07] happened was that due to the
[00:18:11] problems caused by that war, the
[00:18:14] war between the US and the
[00:18:17] Zionist regime against Iran fueled
[00:18:21] this issue and made the situation
[00:18:25] even more critical. The article that
[00:18:29] has been published states that after
[00:18:32] this war started, we are now
[00:18:36] witnessing the lowest level of energy
[00:18:39] in the European Union, which is
[00:18:43] unprecedented in the history of these
[00:18:46] statistics being recorded, that the gas
[00:18:50] level is so low. Although many
[00:18:54] efforts have been made in recent
[00:18:58] months to increase it, compared to
[00:19:02] a few months ago, compared to
[00:19:05] the past six
[00:19:08] or seven months, the situation has
[00:19:11] improved slightly, but the fact that
[00:19:15] on the eve of winter, the
[00:19:19] energy level of these European countries
[00:19:23] is so low is unprecedented. And
[00:19:27] well, this issue has also led
[00:19:30] to a warning that probably this
[00:19:33] year in the European Union,
[00:19:37] we saw an increase in energy
[00:19:41] prices and a decrease in fuel,
[00:19:44] a problem that Europeans have been
[00:19:48] grappling with for several years, as
[00:19:52] I mentioned, due to the war
[00:19:55] between Ukraine and Russia. That is,
[00:19:59] every winter, we repeatedly heard news
[00:20:03] about how much energy bills had
[00:20:07] increased and citizens expressed concern and
[00:20:10] dissatisfaction with the existing situation. In
[00:20:14] some countries, even energy subsidies were
[00:20:18] provided, but this year, the warning
[00:20:22] is being given that the situation
[00:20:25] will be worse than in previous
[00:20:29] years. This concern that Western media
[00:20:33] still have about the energy situation,
[00:20:36] Madam Abedini, also hides another
[00:20:39] point:
[00:20:40] despite the claims
[00:20:43] that the Americans make about containing
[00:20:47] the energy crisis and making the
[00:20:50] Strait of Hormuz ineffective,
[00:20:53] and that they were able
[00:20:56] to violate Iran's sovereignty,
[00:20:58] in reality,
[00:21:01] this claim lacks credibility.
[00:21:04] And at least what we see
[00:21:08] in the field, both in terms
[00:21:11] of fuel prices
[00:21:13] and other
[00:21:15] economic consequences affecting America and Europe,
[00:21:23] shows that the Strait of
[00:21:26] Hormuz is still a vital
[00:21:28] issue,
[00:21:32] at least for the Americans.
[00:21:35] That's right.
[00:21:37] Well, we
[00:21:44] see that even European
[00:21:47] officials
[00:21:52] repeatedly talk about the
[00:21:56] Strait of
[00:21:57] Hormuz.
[00:22:04] And well, there's even
[00:22:08] a kind
[00:22:13] of joke among
[00:22:16] American users that
[00:22:28] Strait of
[00:22:33] is open,
[00:22:44] no problem,
[00:23:02] why
[00:23:05] are you
[00:23:07] referring
[00:23:10] to it
[00:23:13] so much?
[00:23:15] It's open, so there's
[00:23:21] no problem.
[00:23:23] And what
[00:23:28] are we
[00:23:30] even talking
[00:23:32] about anymore?
[00:23:38] But the
[00:23:40] British media,
[00:23:52] With wishes for your accepted devotions,
[00:23:55] dear viewers, we continue with the
[00:23:59] program "Narrative of Authority." Ms.
[00:24:02] Abedini, the next headline we
[00:24:06] chose is related to an action
[00:24:10] taken by the Americans, who prevented
[00:24:13] a Democratic representative, Senator Chris Murphy,
[00:24:16] from entering one of the damaged
[00:24:20] American bases. Within the framework
[00:24:23] of the news and information censorship
[00:24:27] carried out by the Pentagon and
[00:24:31] the US Department of War, this
[00:24:34] headline was chosen: "Democratic representative
[00:24:37] accuses Hagset of covering up the
[00:24:41] Iran war after being denied entry
[00:24:45] to a military base in the
[00:24:49] Middle East, and severely criticizes
[00:24:52] him." Well, for several months,
[00:24:56] American journalists have been heavily criticizing
[00:24:59] why the spokesperson for the US
[00:25:03] Department of War is not holding
[00:25:06] press conferences. Previously, over
[00:25:10] the past 30 years, journalists could
[00:25:14] regularly enter the Pentagon and interview
[00:25:17] officials. But now, access has become
[00:25:21] very restricted. Only certain journalists
[00:25:25] can enter the Pentagon building,
[00:25:28] and even then, according to reports
[00:25:32] published by journalists, they say that
[00:25:36] someone is with them the whole
[00:25:39] time, and they thoroughly review
[00:25:42] everything, and finally, they review
[00:25:45] the article they want to write.
[00:25:48] And now, this has even gone
[00:25:52] to a higher level, meaning it
[00:25:55] is not only limited to media
[00:25:59] professionals, who we know are
[00:26:03] facing serious restrictions to enter damaged
[00:26:06] military bases or the US Department
[00:26:10] of War. Now, they have even
[00:26:13] prevented a US senator from entering
[00:26:16] one of the damaged US military
[00:26:19] bases in the West Asia region.
[00:26:23] And he has seriously accused
[00:26:26] the US president and the US
[00:26:30] Department of War of covering up,
[00:26:33] and if the severity of the
[00:26:37] damages you are reporting is
[00:26:41] true, why are we being prevented
[00:26:44] from being present in the military
[00:26:48] bases and the US Department of
[00:26:51] War? However, the next headline
[00:26:54] we chose for our dear viewers
[00:26:58] is related to a poll conducted
[00:27:01] inside the US by the Pew
[00:27:05] Research Center. It has made
[00:27:09] a distinction and a comparison regarding
[00:27:12] various issues that concern Americans
[00:27:16] on the eve of the midterm
[00:27:19] elections in the US. That
[00:27:23] is, the economy is still the
[00:27:26] most important issue and a source
[00:27:30] of concern for both Republicans and
[00:27:34] Democrats. Well, the economy is
[00:27:38] one of the with their citizens.
[00:27:42] If European citizens' opinions were to
[00:27:45] have a direct impact on European
[00:27:49] officials, we should see much more
[00:27:52] action than this. And now, well,
[00:27:56] we see that more or
[00:27:59] less, in some countries like
[00:28:03] The level of concern about the economic situation is slightly higher, but in both parties, there is serious concern about the economic situation. And well, the important point they are referring to is that the issue of foreign policy has also become one of the most worrying issues for American citizens, the factor of which is the serious impact that the economic situation has on the foreign policy situation. Perhaps previously, we didn't know much that American citizens, especially in elections like Congress, pay attention to the issue of foreign policy. But the war that America launched against Iran has caused a direct economic impact on the lives of citizens, and this very issue has caused the issue of foreign policy to become very important for citizens. And another point is that other issues that the US president mostly talked about, such as the issue of immigration and restrictions for illegal immigrants, even in those areas, it seems that he has not been very successful, and concerns still exist even in those areas where his supporters thought that he could control with his policies. Even in those, he was not successful, meaning it proves once again that despite the repeated claims that the US president makes about improving the economic situation in the US, the economic situation in this country is still in crisis, and its consequences will definitely affect the Republican Party. Madam, thank you for your presence in this part of the program. I also thank you, dear viewers, for your attention. Stay tuned to the News Channel. The hand of infiltration agents...
[00:30:23] but the citizens' demands are much
[00:30:27] higher. They say, for example, that
[00:30:31] the embassy of the Zionist regime
[00:30:34] in these countries should be closed
[00:30:38] or that the volume of trade
[00:30:41] transactions with the Zionist regime
[00:30:45] should be minimized. There are still
[00:30:48] gatherings in some European universities,
[00:30:52] similar to the example we had
[00:30:55] two or three years ago, where
[00:30:58] We stood