IRINN — broadcast 20261011 110000 UTC 485 transcript segments Google Cloud Speech-to-Text API (Chirp) + Gemini 2.5 Flash Non-Thinking Data courtesy of The GDELT Project (https://www.gdeltproject.org/), from the Internet Archive TV News Archive. Machine transcription. Treat it as a searchable index of what was broadcast, not a verbatim quotation record. [00:00:00] The advance of the Yemeni armed forces continues towards the [00:00:04] axis that leads to Lahj and Aden in the cleansing operation [00:00:08] they are carrying out in these areas. Some of the Saudi mercenaries, as you can see in the [00:00:11] small frame images, have laid down their weapons [00:00:15] and surrendered. Another important axis [00:00:19] that Saudi mercenaries are claiming to be operating in [00:00:22] is from Mozarb to Bab al-Mandab. [00:00:26] This claim has again been denied by Yemeni [00:00:29] officials. However, here was one of the important targets [00:00:33] that was hit. Why did the Yemeni armed forces target [00:00:37] King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh? [00:00:41] It has been 11 years since [00:00:44] Yemeni airports have been under siege. Specifically, [00:00:47] Sanaa and Hodeidah airports have been [00:00:51] hit many times by various missiles by enemy Saudi fighters. [00:00:54] In response to this air blockade, [00:00:57] as you can see in the small frame [00:01:01] images, Flightradar24 is [00:01:04] showing that no flights have been made to [00:01:08] Riyadh and King Khalid Airport in the past [00:01:11] 36 hours. Mr. Bakhti, a senior [00:01:14] member of the political bureau of the Ansarullah [00:01:17] movement, also announced that this siege continues. [00:01:21] This is in response to the siege and attacks that [00:01:25] the Saudis are carrying out. You are again seeing [00:01:28] images of Saudi crimes in attacks on [00:01:31] various areas in Yemeni territory. Two important [00:01:35] conferences were supposed to be held in Riyadh these days. [00:01:38] One was the World Petroleum Congress from October 18 to [00:01:42] 22, which was canceled. The second, [00:01:45] which is also an important summit, is the 10th edition of the Future Investment Initiative [00:01:48] in Riyadh from October 26 to 29. That is also supposed to be held in Riyadh, [00:01:52] and the current situation indicates that it is also heading towards cancellation. [00:01:56] Again, I am referring to the small frame images, [00:02:00] because this is the reason why the Yemeni armed forces targeted [00:02:04] Riyadh International Airport. The peak of the [00:02:07] cruelty of the Saudi enemy in attacks on the Yemeni people [00:02:10] is in clinics and schools in Yemen. [00:02:13] Also, these sanctions [00:02:17] were initially at Riyadh Airport, and this will expand to [00:02:21] other airports, including Dammam Airport, where the Saudi [00:02:24] Ministry of Defense said yesterday that a drone also crashed near Dammam Airport [00:02:28] in eastern Saudi Arabia. The world's largest [00:02:31] conventional oil field, [00:02:34] Ghawar, has also been hit by a missile. [00:02:37] This has been announced by the Saudi Ministry of Defense. [00:02:40] The daily production of this oil field is something [00:02:44] between 3.8 million [00:02:47] barrels per day in conventional extraction up to 5 million barrels [00:02:51] nominally, and it supplies 30 to 35% of Saudi oil. [00:02:54] The news continues with my colleague, Ms. Hosseinzadeh. [00:02:57] Thank you very much to Mr. [00:03:00] Hassan Azimzadeh, International Editor-in-Chief [00:03:03] of IRIB News Agency. The spokesperson of the [00:03:05] Ministry of Foreign Affairs wrote on social media: "Europe's [00:03:09] inaction regarding the sanctioning of the International Criminal Court [00:03:13] and the threat to dismantle it brick by brick by the US [00:03:16] will be complicity in the attack on law and [00:03:20] justice." An 85-year-old [00:03:22] judge from South Africa won [00:03:25] this year's Nobel Peace Prize. The Nobel [00:03:29] Committee stated in its announcement that Navi Pillay has helped [00:03:33] strengthen international human rights institutions. She was [00:03:37] present at a legal conference in Germany when the news was announced, [00:03:40] and after hearing the news, she reacted sarcastically. [00:03:44] "If you clap a little more, [00:03:46] maybe they will share this prize with Trump." [00:03:50] This sarcasm refers [00:03:52] to last year's prize winner, when Machado, the leader of the Venezuelan [00:03:55] opposition, after receiving the Nobel Peace [00:03:59] Prize, dedicated it to Trump to gain some fame, [00:04:03] even though the Nobel Prize Committee emphasized [00:04:06] that the honor of receiving this title is not transferable to another person. Pillay [00:04:10] has a brilliant record at the International Criminal Court. Defending [00:04:14] Nelson Mandela and now investigating the Myanmar genocide [00:04:17] case are among her actions. She previously headed [00:04:21] the UN's Independent International Commission of Inquiry on [00:04:24] Palestine. This commission concluded last year that the [00:04:28] Zionist regime has committed genocide in Gaza. [00:04:32] The latest report indicates that [00:04:35] genocide is occurring, and this is being carried out by Israel. [00:04:39] This is our conclusion. Genocide has occurred [00:04:42] and is still ongoing. [00:04:46] The condemnation of the crimes of the Zionist regime in the world has [00:04:49] again reached its peak these days, and the people of South Africa, [00:04:53] with the Palestinian flag, celebrated their compatriot's success in winning [00:04:56] the Nobel Prize. I feel [00:05:02] proud and honored by the success she has achieved. As [00:05:05] a judge, she has worked at the International Criminal Court, [00:05:09] an institution that has been repeatedly targeted by Trump and his administration. [00:05:13] Just a few hours after the announcement of the Nobel Peace Prize winner, [00:05:16] the Trump administration announced new extensive sanctions against this institution. [00:05:20] US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said the goal of these [00:05:24] actions is to ensure that this court will never prosecute [00:05:27] Americans. Either [00:05:31] the International Criminal Court ends its threats, [00:05:35] or we will end their work. Trump, who has [00:05:38] long wanted to receive the Nobel Peace Prize, wrote in response [00:05:42] to the announcement of this year's winner: "This is the woman who received the Nobel [00:05:46] Peace Prize instead of America, a country whose representative, [00:05:49] me, ended 8 wars. I know nothing about this woman. [00:05:53] No one else knows her." Last year, Trump imposed personal [00:05:57] sanctions against officials of the International Criminal Court. Now, new [00:06:01] sanctions freeze all assets of this institution in the US and give American [00:06:05] companies and individuals 6 months to stop all their [00:06:09] commercial activities with this court. In response [00:06:12] to this decision, Haaretz, an Hebrew newspaper, reported in its headline: [00:06:16] "Eight US allies condemned the Trump administration's [00:06:19] sanctions against the International Criminal Court." The Guardian [00:06:23] also published a statement from this court saying that Trump's action [00:06:27] is an attack on the rule of law and the foundations of the international [00:06:30] legal order, an action that targets a simple principle: [00:06:34] "No one is above the [00:06:36] law." Ghazaleh Badiei, IRIB News Agency. [00:06:40] A senior [00:06:42] member of the House Armed Services Committee called Trump's [00:06:46] actions catastrophic and called for his removal [00:06:49] from power. Adam Smith, a Democratic representative from Washington, [00:06:52] said: "The president, without knowing what he was doing, started [00:06:56] a war with Iran and has now led to a situation that [00:06:59] is completely out of control." [00:07:02] This Democratic representative, emphasizing that Trump must [00:07:06] be serious in negotiations with Iran, said: "Trump [00:07:10] foolishly thinks that he has the upper hand in a war with Iran and [00:07:14] continues this conflict without regard for Congress." [00:07:17] The senior member of the House Armed [00:07:20] Services Committee emphasized that ultimately, the only [00:07:24] way to end the Iran war [00:07:27] is impeachment and removal of Trump from [00:07:30] power. [00:07:33] The former Prime Minister of the UK said that closing the Strait of Hormuz [00:07:37] is the cause of rising fuel prices, not the Ukraine war. [00:07:41] Boris Johnson also doubted that Trump's [00:07:44] decision to buy diesel from Russia would lower its price [00:07:48] in the US. With the continuation of the global [00:07:52] oil crisis due to the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, the price [00:07:55] of each barrel of oil has increased by $27. [00:07:59] The crisis of the closure of the Strait [00:08:02] of Hormuz is now in its seventh month. [00:08:06] A crisis that has had many effects on the US and Western [00:08:09] economies, from the bond yield crisis, which [00:08:13] is breaking records again these days, to the fuel crisis. And in the midst of this, [00:08:17] what is most in focus is the price of oil. [00:08:20] A price that Trump, despite all his efforts, such as emptying [00:08:24] strategic reserves, still cannot bring down. [00:08:28] And of course, these high prices are purely related to futures [00:08:32] sales, because there is another market, namely [00:08:35] the physical oil market, and those who need oil today [00:08:39] must buy from this market. In the physical [00:08:42] oil market, prices are about $24 more expensive, and [00:08:46] each barrel of Brent oil is traded at about $127. [00:08:49] The increase in oil prices in the early days of the war was mainly [00:08:53] due to the global shock of the closure of the strait. And now, another [00:08:57] factor that plays a role in the rise of oil prices is the daily [00:09:00] cost of tankers. The battle of the Strait of Hormuz has caused [00:09:04] many of the world's tankers to be taken out of operation, and [00:09:08] oil transportation by ship to become a very risky endeavor. All [00:09:12] this, along with high demand for oil, has made tanker [00:09:16] owners unwilling to provide their ships to [00:09:19] customers unless they receive large sums of money, [00:09:23] such that the cost of oil transportation by tanker increases every day, [00:09:26] and in recent days, the charter of a tanker on the route [00:09:30] from the Middle East to China has reached $1.3 million [00:09:34] per day, a rate that was below $400,000 [00:09:37] before the war. The cost of transporting a tanker [00:09:40] from the Strait of Hormuz for the entire journey reaches about 30 to [00:09:44] 35 million dollars. Now, the salary of the captain [00:09:47] of these ships is $150,000 per month. Even [00:09:51] sailors, whose job has become very dangerous, no longer [00:09:54] risk their lives so easily, and in some cases, they [00:09:58] demand up to $25,000 for a single trip from their [00:10:02] employers. In addition to this, insurance companies are also increasing [00:10:06] their rates for tankers. The oil [00:10:09] war in the Persian Gulf has now reached a more silent [00:10:13] front, the insurance front. Insurance rates for tankers [00:10:17] have grown sharply and in some cases have multiplied. All these [00:10:21] factors have caused the costs of tankers to add up to [00:10:25] $27 to the price of each barrel of oil. [00:10:28] An additional cost that will not be easily remedied [00:10:31] even with an increase in supply. Mohammad Hassan Sadeghzadeh, [00:10:35] IRIB News Agency. [00:10:36] And now, [00:10:39] a review of a few more news from different parts of the [00:10:43] world. US Central Command [00:10:46] has claimed to have prevented the passage of a commercial ship [00:10:49] in the Gulf of Oman. According to this claim, this ship, after [00:10:52] leaving one of Iran's ports, [00:10:55] was passing through the waters of the region. [00:10:56] The Zionist [00:11:02] regime shelled refugee tents in Khan Younis and [00:11:05] Rafah in southern Gaza. In the Zionist attack on northern [00:11:09] Tulkarem, a number of Palestinians, most of whom were [00:11:13] former prisoners, were arrested. [00:11:16] The Guardian, [00:11:21] in an interview with a number of protesting French students, [00:11:25] reported that students are sometimes forced to stand in class [00:11:28] during lessons due to the lack of desks in some [00:11:31] schools. French students started their protests [00:11:35] about two weeks ago about dilapidated schools, [00:11:38] lack of facilities, and lack of teachers. [00:11:42] Police have arrested more than 6,000 of them and [00:11:46] injured hundreds. A group [00:11:48] است. [00:11:54] of students from the Republic of Azerbaijan boycotted classes [00:11:58] in protest of the hijab ban law and announced that in [00:12:01] protest of the expulsion of their veiled [00:12:04] teacher from school, they will refrain from attending classes. [00:12:08] The Republic of Azerbaijan has banned the hijab in schools in that country, [00:12:11] while more than 97% of the country's population [00:12:15] is Muslim. [00:12:21] Hurricane Isaias left four dead in the US and cut [00:12:24] power to nearly 900,000 customers. This storm, with its destruction [00:12:28] of homes, falling trees, and torrential rains, [00:12:31] has put the southeastern US states at risk of flash [00:12:35] floods. US weather experts warned that [00:12:39] floods may extend to the Appalachian Mountains. [00:12:43] And [00:12:43] Christopher [00:12:51] Hake, an American prisoner who was hospitalized due to an [00:12:54] unsuccessful execution after two injections of lethal [00:12:57] substances, was transferred back to prison. According [00:13:01] to American media reports, the recent execution was the fifth [00:13:04] unsuccessful execution in Tennessee in the past [00:13:08] four years. [00:13:09] According [00:13:19] to the head of the Statistical Center of Iran, the 1405 [00:13:23] census will officially begin on [00:13:27] the first of Aban. This census [00:13:30] will be conducted using a registration-based method [00:13:33] and a hybrid approach, using device data and [00:13:36] in-person visits. My first [00:13:40] question, if you please, is the family [00:13:43] name of Seyyed Ali Hosseini [00:13:46] Khamenei. The year 1390 [00:13:49] marked the beginning of a major event. What [00:13:52] people should pay attention to [00:13:56] is to provide correct [00:13:59] and accurate statistics. The importance of this [00:14:02] major event is so high that the martyred leader was [00:14:06] a pioneer in every census. Here, I ask [00:14:09] our dear people to fully cooperate [00:14:12] in this regard. In 2016, [00:14:16] the last census was held, and according to the resolution of the [00:14:19] Supreme Council of Statistics, it was changed from every 5 years to every 10 years. [00:14:23] And now, [00:14:26] the year 1405 is the time for this census to be held [00:14:29] using the registration-based method, which is a census [00:14:33] method that was decided to be implemented for the first time [00:14:37] at the national level in the 14th government. Iran is going to use [00:14:41] a new census method alongside eight other countries that [00:14:44] use modern methods for data collection. A method that [00:14:48] the United Nations has also asked countries to replace [00:14:51] traditional methods with by strengthening registration data. [00:14:55] In some villages or some places, the information [00:14:59] might be incomplete in the systems, so we have to refer to them. [00:15:03] In some places, there have been issues in the province, for example, a new [00:15:06] city. The provincial planning departments prefer [00:15:10] that we pay more attention there. More than 20 [00:15:13] agencies play a supporting role and 7 agencies play a main role [00:15:17] in implementing this new census method. The first stage [00:15:20] is the virtual census, which begins on October 17th. [00:15:24] Some people, for whatever reason, have not [00:15:28] registered their location data in our systems. An SMS will [00:15:31] soon be sent to them to refer to the "My Government" [00:15:35] portal. There is a census page [00:15:39] there, and when they go to the census page, they will be asked [00:15:42] for some very simple data to complete. On the first of [00:15:46] Aban, our field operations will begin, [00:15:49] meaning that we will continue some of our other registrations, [00:15:53] such as business and activity registration, in the same [00:15:56] survey method as before. How long will it take? [00:16:00] Our plan is for 30 [00:16:01] days. [00:16:05] The ninth housing census [00:16:07] in Iran will begin nationwide from the beginning of Aban this year. [00:16:11] Narges Moazzez, IRIB News Agency. Combating [00:16:15] dengue fever with the [00:16:18] help of nuclear technology. The Atomic Energy Organization [00:16:22] and the Ministry of Health, by signing an agreement, [00:16:25] placed the use of nuclear technology for the control [00:16:29] of the invasive Aedes mosquito on their agenda. [00:16:32] This agreement, in line with the development [00:16:35] of nuclear technology applications [00:16:37] in the health sector and with the aim of controlling disease [00:16:41] vectors, was signed by Mohammad Eslami, Vice President and [00:16:44] Head of the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran, and Mohammadreza [00:16:48] Zafarghandi, Minister of Health, Treatment, and Medical Education. [00:16:52] A big effort is being made to [00:16:55] control dengue fever. This is a preventive [00:16:59] measure that we are taking to sterilize these types of mosquitoes [00:17:03] so that this disease can be controlled and [00:17:06] prevented. This is a new method that, God willing, will be [00:17:10] carried out with the cooperation of the Atomic Energy Organization. [00:17:13] We have been able to continuously [00:17:16] witness the opening [00:17:19] of new avenues of cooperation with the Ministry [00:17:22] of Health and to utilize technologies, [00:17:25] including the memorandum of understanding that was [00:17:28] signed and exchanged today. A 19-month [00:17:31] period has been foreseen for the entire project. Today, [00:17:35] we agreed to use our existing resources [00:17:38] to save time and shorten it. We hope [00:17:42] that this will happen and that we can witness [00:17:46] the emergence of initial results in the [00:17:50] use of this technology sooner than [00:17:52] 19 months. [00:17:54] With the intensification of the rain system last night in [00:17:58] some areas of the north and northeast of the country, floods [00:18:02] occurred. According to the Deputy for Operations of the Red Crescent [00:18:05] Relief and Rescue Organization, due to weather warnings [00:18:09] and the current situation, all relief workers [00:18:11] of this society in the affected areas are [00:18:15] on full alert. [00:18:17] In North [00:18:20] Khorasan, last night's rainfall caused floods [00:18:23] and waterlogging in the cities of Bojnourd and Shirvan. [00:18:27] The managing director of the provincial Red Crescent announced the dispatch [00:18:31] of eight operational teams, including 40 relief workers, to the [00:18:34] affected areas and stated that so far, 20 affected families [00:18:38] have received aid. In Golestan province, [00:18:41] last night's rainfall caused floods and damage [00:18:45] to roads, and waterlogging of houses and shops. [00:18:48] In Minoodasht county, one of the eastern [00:18:51] cities of Golestan province, due to the heavy [00:18:55] rainfall, and the highest amount of rainfall also in [00:18:59] Qala-e Ghafeh village with 147 millimeters, [00:19:02] we witnessed damages across the county, [00:19:06] which resulted in one death and [00:19:09] two missing persons. Also, [00:19:12] the first autumn snow has covered the heights of Gorgan [00:19:15] county. With the intensification [00:19:18] of the rain system in the country, the Meteorological Organization [00:19:22] has issued an orange warning for Mazandaran, Golestan, [00:19:25] North Khorasan, Razavi Khorasan, and northern [00:19:29] Semnan provinces, and advised citizens in these areas [00:19:33] to avoid traveling near rivers and flood-prone [00:19:36] routes. [00:19:46] Rainfall along the Caspian Sea coast, parts of the northwest, [00:19:49] northeast, and the central Alborz mountains were reported, [00:19:53] and an orange level warning has been issued for four [00:19:57] provinces. A meteorology expert from the Meteorological [00:20:00] Organization is with us, Ms. Izadi. Good morning. [00:20:03] Please tell us more details. We will hear it from you. Thank [00:20:06] you, Ms. Hosseinzadeh. I greet you and our compatriots. I must [00:20:10] say that the rain system continues its activity today along [00:20:14] the southern coasts of the Caspian Sea and the northeastern parts of the country. [00:20:18] In addition, over the next 5 days, in [00:20:21] the southern heights of Kerman province, the eastern parts of Hormozgan province, and [00:20:25] Sistan and Baluchestan province, especially in the afternoon and early [00:20:29] evening, we will witness rainfall. Today, the intensity of rainfall, [00:20:32] which has led to the issuance of an orange level warning and will cause [00:20:36] the water level of rivers and streams to rise, will be in [00:20:39] Mazandaran, Golestan, North Khorasan, and the northern parts of [00:20:42] Razavi Khorasan. However, tomorrow, Monday, [00:20:46] the intensity of rainfall in these areas will decrease. [00:20:50] We will only witness scattered rainfall in parts of the [00:20:53] northwestern parts of the country. On Tuesday, [00:20:56] we expect these rainfalls to continue in the northwestern [00:21:00] parts of the country, the western regions of the country, the southern [00:21:03] slopes of the Alborz, and the central and southern slopes of the Zagros. [00:21:07] On Wednesday and also on Thursday, it can almost [00:21:11] be said that the intensity of rainfall will decrease again. We will only [00:21:14] witness rainfall in parts of the northwestern parts of the country, [00:21:18] the southern slopes of the Alborz, and the southern slopes of the Zagros. [00:21:22] Another phenomenon that is visible is strong winds, [00:21:25] which we expect to increase in speed in the northeastern [00:21:29] and eastern parts of the country over the next 24 hours. [00:21:32] In these areas, strong winds will cause dust [00:21:36] and reduce air quality. On Tuesday and also [00:21:39] on Wednesday, strong winds will be the dominant phenomenon [00:21:43] in the northwestern and western parts of the country, Ms. [00:21:46] Hosseinzadeh. Thank you very much. [00:21:58] has been less than last year, and he asked people to manage their gas [00:22:02] consumption by taking some measures such as using double-glazed [00:22:06] windows, weatherstripping, and adjusting their package [00:22:09] and heating systems. At peak [00:22:13] consumption, if every household reduces [00:22:17] its consumption by one degree Celsius, [00:22:20] that one-degree Celsius reduction is equivalent to [00:22:24] one phase of Asaluyeh, meaning 25 million cubic [00:22:28] meters of gas, which will help the gas [00:22:31] network. The book "Minab's Bloodbath" [00:22:35] was unveiled simultaneously with a ceremony to honor [00:22:38] the families of the martyrs of Minab School. This book, [00:22:42] published by Amir Kabir Publications, will soon be [00:22:45] translated into Arabic, English, and French [00:22:49] and will enter international markets. [00:22:52] A city [00:22:56] called Minab, a school with a world of stories. [00:22:59] Each time, it's a mother's narrative, [00:23:03] full of love, bread, [00:23:05] and a bite. And now, the world of books pays its [00:23:09] debt to the story of Minab. This [00:23:12] is the most real story in the world. The last [00:23:14] bell rang for the [00:23:18] angels. A book by... [00:23:46] The author has written this book. This is the first [00:23:50] book that has been written as a documentary [00:23:53] about the people and the atmosphere after [00:23:57] the Minab incident. And [00:23:59] it is written [00:24:02] with a very emotional pen. I [00:24:06] think it will be one of the lasting works in the field [00:24:09] of documentary writing. I understood [00:24:12] that death after a life full of [00:24:15] life is like the death of these children, [00:24:19] full of existence and being more than [00:24:22] this life that you and I have. A book with a message, [00:24:26] the main hero of this novel is Minab itself, a book that [00:24:30] looks beyond borders with understandable symbols. [00:24:34] At first, I thought I [00:24:37] was imagining things. I asked, "What [00:24:40] is this smell?" They said, "The smell of Nardine perfume, [00:24:43] the same fragrant spikenard that حضرت [00:24:47] Mary used to wash Jesus' feet." A book [00:24:50] about the people of Minab, which is the first book on this [00:24:53] topic, but it is not the only book, and it will be followed [00:24:57] by other narratives and texts. "Minab's Bloodbath" [00:25:00] was written for adults, but Amir Kabir Publications [00:25:04] intends to introduce each student in the form [00:25:07] of a book. Mitra Labafi, IRIB News Agency. [00:25:10] In the name of God, hello. [00:25:11] Taekwondo [00:25:34] Grand Prix Paris: Bakhtiari and Barkhordari started [00:25:37] with victory. On the last day of the competitions, [00:25:41] in the -80 kg category, Amir Sina Bakhtiari defeated [00:25:45] an opponent from Iceland, and Mehran Barkhordari, another Iranian [00:25:49] representative, defeated the Czech taekwondo practitioner. [00:25:52] Previously, Arian Salimi and Abolfazl Zandi won [00:25:56] two gold medals for Iran. The Taekwondo Grand [00:25:59] Prix Paris is one of the stages for qualifying. [00:26:42] The third group of members of Iran's Paralympic caravan, consisting [00:26:46] of weightlifting, wheelchair basketball, boccia, shooting, [00:26:50] athletics, fencing, table tennis, and cycling, [00:26:53] arrived in Japan this morning. [00:26:55] In the [00:27:01] fifth week of the football league, today, Ferd Alborz [00:27:05] will host Shahin Bandar Ameri in Karaj, and Foolad [00:27:08] Novin Khuzestan will travel to face Naft Masjed Soleyman [00:27:11] in Ahvaz. The Asian Football Confederation [00:27:15] assigned the match between Beijing Guoan of China and Jeonbuk Motors [00:27:18] of South Korea in the Asian Champions League to the Iranian [00:27:22] referee team consisting of Bonyadifard, Moraveji, Abdollahi, [00:27:25] and Akrami. This match will be held on October [00:27:28] 27th. [00:27:35] After the dismissal of Rasoul Khatibi as the head coach of [00:27:38] Fajar Sepasi Shiraz football team, the club officials replaced [00:27:42] him with Mehdi Rajabzadeh. [00:27:43] Faras [00:27:48] Abu Hilal, Secretary General of the Palestinian Football Federation, [00:27:52] told Infantino: "Our vote is for whoever defends our [00:27:56] interests and rights, and after the result of our complaint [00:27:59] against Zionist clubs is determined..." [00:28:36] And in the 48th Melbourne Marathon, [00:28:39] Eliud [00:28:42] Kipchoge, the 42-year-old renowned Kenyan runner, who [00:28:45] won the 2016 and 2020 Olympic marathons, won [00:28:49] the championship with a time of 2 hours, 9 minutes, and 10 seconds. [00:28:52] Thank you for [00:28:54] joining [00:29:04] us. Today, [00:29:05] Sunday, [00:29:11] October 11th, the 29th of Rabi' al-Thani, [00:29:15] and October 11th. Sunset in Tehran is at [00:29:18] 17:34, Maghrib prayer is at [00:29:22] 17:33, and midnight [00:29:25] according to Sharia is at 23:10. [00:29:29] Dear [00:29:35] and esteemed viewers, thank you very much for [00:29:39] being with us. Good day and goodbye. [00:30:11] In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. I greet [00:30:14] you, dear and respected [00:30:17] viewers. Welcome to the "Economy Table" [00:30:21] program. Today, at the very beginning, [00:30:24] I would like to greet the dear listeners of [00:30:28] "Economy Radio," who are listening [00:30:31] to the "Economy Table" program. are economy [00:30:34] from wave F M row 98 [00:30:38] MHz in this program, we will look at the challenges [00:30:42] of implementing the law of youth population. [00:30:44] Anyway, a law that was supposed to be a strong [00:30:48] barrier against the crisis [00:30:51] of the country's aging population [00:30:54] at the point of implementation faces challenges [00:30:57] and based on that