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[00:00:00] Changing the regime in Iran. The only story mentioned
[00:00:03] now. How they open the Strait of Hormuz. The Strait
[00:00:06] of Hormuz, which was open, and whether you open it or not.
[00:00:09] Okay, we'll prevent you or not. The siege and so on.
[00:00:13] The enemies
[00:00:22] are all taking
[00:00:25] us.
[00:00:27] This
[00:01:14] is in the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. O Allah, bless Muhammad and
[00:01:18] the family of Muhammad and hasten their relief. Ladies and gentlemen,
[00:01:22] the honorable people of Iran, greetings. Good evening. It is
[00:01:25] 7:00 PM. Welcome to this news section.
[00:01:29] The meeting of the heads of the three branches of government was held at the invitation of the President.
[00:01:32] In this meeting, the latest situation and current
[00:01:36] developments of the country and regional and international
[00:01:39] issues were discussed and reviewed.
[00:01:42] The President
[00:01:45] said in the ceremony commemorating the National Children's Week
[00:01:49] that with unity, no enemy can defeat
[00:01:53] the Iranian nation. Mr. Pezeshkian called
[00:01:56] national unity and internal cohesion the
[00:02:00] main factor of the strength and steadfastness of the Iranian nation and stated:
[00:02:03] The Iranian nation is powerful when
[00:02:07] it has unity and cooperation with each other. In this case,
[00:02:11] the enemy will never dare to
[00:02:14] harm us. The President
[00:02:17] considered the existence of empathy and mutual assistance in all pillars
[00:02:21] of society as an essential element and said:
[00:02:24] If we all unite to serve society, family
[00:02:28] and neighborhood, no factor can create
[00:02:32] problems for us.
[00:02:32] Warning
[00:02:38] from the Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council to American
[00:02:41] leaders in case of a renewed attack on Iran:
[00:02:45] Your valuable assets, including data centers and
[00:02:49] artificial intelligence facilities, will be destroyed.
[00:02:51] We are ready if war breaks
[00:02:55] out again.
[00:02:57] We will bring new capabilities to the scene.
[00:03:01] In our region, in fact, the pulse
[00:03:05] of the American economy
[00:03:08] is being hit. From the beginning, we did not do anything
[00:03:11] to reveal all our capabilities in the first week,
[00:03:14] so that our hands are empty later. Therefore,
[00:03:18] today, if there is a conflict,
[00:03:21] we will face the enemy with a
[00:03:24] much broader plan.
[00:03:27] Major General Mohsen Rezaei
[00:03:34] also said that powers greater than
[00:03:38] America tried to conquer Iran, but their fate ended
[00:03:41] in the dustbin of history. The Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council,
[00:03:44] in an interview with Press TV, reacted to
[00:03:48] the rude statements of American leaders about the history and civilization of the Iranian
[00:03:51] nation. We are dealing
[00:03:55] with a group of
[00:03:58] ignorant
[00:04:01] and stupid people in America
[00:04:04] who have neither read
[00:04:07] history nor know the Iranian nation. You will
[00:04:11] once again be forced to kneel
[00:04:14] before the Iranian nation and multiply the greatness of the Iranian nation
[00:04:18] several times over. For example, recently Trump said,
[00:04:22] "I don't know who I should talk to in Iran." It is clear that you
[00:04:25] should talk to the Iranian people.
[00:04:28] The Iranian people, whom you say you want to destroy,
[00:04:31] you want to eliminate the Iranian civilization.
[00:04:34] You are mobilizing the Iranian people more against
[00:04:37] yourselves. You speak rudely to the Iranian
[00:04:41] people. The Iranian people will be more determined
[00:04:44] to sink you deeper into the quagmire.
[00:04:48] Therefore, the end of the war
[00:04:52] is in the hands of the Iranian nation.
[00:04:55] Major General Mohsen Rezaei also reported on the latest trend of
[00:04:58] negotiations. He said: Iran has not abandoned diplomacy,
[00:05:02] and it is America that must accept Iran's seven conditions without
[00:05:06] any ambiguity.
[00:05:07] The Chief
[00:05:11] of Staff and Deputy Coordinator of the Army said:
[00:05:15] Iran's armed forces will take action wherever necessary
[00:05:18] to strike the enemy. Admiral Sayyari
[00:05:22] said: The Iranian nation has proven to the enemy that it stands
[00:05:25] against them to preserve territorial integrity and the revolution.
[00:05:29] We defended strongly,
[00:05:32] we defend strongly, and wherever necessary, we will
[00:05:36] do what is necessary for us to strike
[00:05:40] the enemy.
[00:06:05] gasoline and declaring the end of the war against Iran cannot
[00:06:09] save Republicans on the eve of the congressional elections.
[00:06:12] According to this American website, only
[00:06:15] 27% of Americans believe Trump can end the
[00:06:19] war with Iran or significantly reduce the price of food and gasoline.
[00:06:23] Politico emphasized: Americans' perception of Trump's performance
[00:06:26] and the economic situation has been established,
[00:06:30] and many experts and political
[00:06:33] activists believe that the opportunity for any change in the electoral
[00:06:37] equations has been lost. The
[00:06:39] UK Maritime
[00:06:42] Trade Operations organization announced that it
[00:06:45] has received a report about an unknown projectile hitting
[00:06:48] an oil tanker in the Strait of Hormuz. According to this report,
[00:06:52] the ship was damaged, but none of
[00:06:56] the crew were injured. Meanwhile, some media outlets published
[00:07:00] images of a large fire on a ship in the Strait
[00:07:03] of Hormuz. This morning, another
[00:07:07] ship off the coast of Oman was targeted
[00:07:10] by an unknown projectile.
[00:07:14] The Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs for Legal and International
[00:07:18] Affairs, attending Shajareh Tayyebeh Minab Primary School, considered
[00:07:21] the follow-up of this case through international forums
[00:07:25] as a serious agenda of the foreign policy institution. Mr. Gharibabadi
[00:07:28] announced the completion of the documentation of this American-Zionist
[00:07:32] crime. The Deputy Foreign Minister also said: Although
[00:07:36] the criminals have not yet accepted responsibility for the missile
[00:07:39] attack on Minab students, the awakened
[00:07:43] consciences of nations have become aware of the occurrence of this crime.
[00:07:46] According to Mr. Gharibabadi, our country's embassies
[00:07:50] have been instructed to present the documents
[00:07:53] of America's crime to journalists and the people
[00:07:57] of the world by explaining the greatest crime in
[00:08:00] history against children.
[00:08:04] The Minister of Roads and Urban Development, on the sidelines of
[00:08:08] his visit to the exhibition of rural and nomadic capabilities,
[00:08:11] said about rural housing that within the framework of
[00:08:14] the Law on Youth Population and land allocation schemes,
[00:08:18] 19,000 plots of land have been transferred to applicants
[00:08:20] in the past two years.
[00:08:22] In the
[00:08:25] Law on Youth Population and in the
[00:08:28] allocation of 99-year supportive
[00:08:32] lands, the record we had since
[00:08:36] 2021 in youth population is more than
[00:08:39] 21,000, of which 19 thousand were done
[00:08:43] in these two years, meaning if 21 thousand plots were delivered, 19
[00:08:46] thousand of them were in these two years, and this number clearly shows that special
[00:08:50] attention has been paid to housing. Another
[00:08:54] thing we are doing with the changes in policies
[00:08:58] in the Housing Foundation is special attention
[00:09:00] to villagers who live in the village. Anyway,
[00:09:04] the population that exists there should have more flexibility
[00:09:07] in rural development plans so that
[00:09:10] villagers, children of villagers, and those who may be in
[00:09:14] big cities and want to return to their villages, this reverse
[00:09:18] migration exists and is included in the plans
[00:09:22] and this population
[00:09:25] that should have permanent residence there can at least have their problem solved
[00:09:29] in the plans so that they can reside.
[00:09:31] Ms. Sadegh
[00:09:34] also said: Currently, there are more than 220,000
[00:09:37] kilometers of rural roads in the country, of which 110,000
[00:09:41] kilometers are local.
[00:09:44] Sources report the control
[00:09:48] of Yemeni armed forces over areas at the entrance
[00:09:51] of Taiz city. According to local media reports,
[00:09:55] the Taiz-Al-Maysarah road at the entrance of Taiz
[00:09:58] city has also been cut off. Saudi mercenaries have no way
[00:10:02] to deliver supplies and aid to the fronts around Taiz
[00:10:05] city. Also, some sources announced that the Yemeni
[00:10:09] armed forces broke the defensive lines of Saudi
[00:10:13] mercenaries in Dhubab and reached Taiz Central Prison.
[00:10:17] On the other side of the battlefield, Saudi
[00:10:20] fighters targeted Al-Hudaydah and Taiz provinces.
[00:10:24] Yahya Sarea, the spokesman for the Yemeni
[00:10:27] armed forces, also said: We warn all airlines and
[00:10:30] passengers at airports and in Saudi airspace
[00:10:34] not to approach these airports because
[00:10:38] these airports, with the exception of Mecca and Medina airports,
[00:10:41] are the scene of operations by the Yemeni
[00:10:44] armed forces.
[00:10:47] And at the same time as the attacks on southern Lebanon continue,
[00:10:50] a Lebanese farmer was martyred while harvesting his crop
[00:10:54] due to the explosion of remnants of war explosives.
[00:10:57] The Zionist regime today targeted
[00:11:00] several areas in southern Lebanon with air and
[00:11:04] artillery attacks. In the latest drone attacks,
[00:11:08] Al-Nabatiyah village was targeted.
[00:11:11] News sources also published images of this regime's Merkava
[00:11:15] tank using laser beams near the areas of
[00:11:19] Zuater Sharqi and Zuater Gharbi.
[00:11:22] According to the Lebanese Ministry of Health,
[00:11:25] since March 1st of last year, 4,386 people
[00:11:29] have been martyred in the Zionist
[00:11:33] regime's attacks on this country,
[00:11:35] and 12,424 people have been injured.
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[00:15:19] Trump
[00:15:25] signed the memorandum on June 17th because he realized that
[00:15:29] he really had no other choice. It wasn't like he had a strategy to win the war and
[00:15:33] could resort to it. President Trump , by signing that document, was practically
[00:15:36] saying that Americans had lost this war.
[00:15:40] Even though the Israelis did not act on the June 17th
[00:15:44] agreement, or in other words, Americans did not act
[00:15:48] on the demands of the first clause of the memorandum, Iranians
[00:15:51] nevertheless accepted
[00:15:53] the memorandum.
[00:15:59] And if Israel decides at some point in the future, after signing
[00:16:03] the memorandum, to fight Hezbollah, no American president will do
[00:16:06] much.
[00:16:52] Nobody in the world wants to go to war, except
[00:16:56] Washington, that's the problem. We're the ones that
[00:16:59] initiate, we're the ones that are precipitating the conflict,
[00:17:02] and if you look at the dire consequences of the war with
[00:17:06] Iran right now, we're only... just now beginning to feel the effects in a big
[00:17:09] way. remember we talked months ago about the fertilizer
[00:17:13] shortage stand, we talked about access to
[00:17:17] critical elements like helium, sulpur
[00:17:20] without sulfuric acid, you can't refine anything, you can't smelt
[00:17:24] anything, it's catastrophic, and then of
[00:17:27] course you have the problems with natural gas and and oil
[00:17:30] period, well that's begon to hit, and
[00:17:34] we're going to see famin in large parts of the world as well move through the
[00:17:38] winter and into the spring, it's going to be
[00:17:40] catastrophic. what we've demonstrated
[00:17:44] sadly in Washington is a complete
[00:17:46] contempt, not just for our enemies
[00:17:50] or our opponents, we feel contempt for the whole
[00:17:53] world, because if anyone had the
[00:17:56] slightest humanitarian concern for the people that live on
[00:18:00] the planet with us, they'd stop this now
[00:18:04] immediately, but remember this
[00:18:07] is the Jewish supremacy
[00:18:10] war waged by Israel and its agents in the United
[00:18:14] States, this is not us, this is not what we want,
[00:18:18] this is not necessary for us, all this nonsense
[00:18:21] about can't have nuclear weapon, well the Indians have nuclear weapon, the Pakistanis
[00:18:24] have nuclear weapon, no one has talked about going to war with them, North
[00:18:28] Korea is had nuclear weapon, and if you're going to tell me that
[00:18:32] Mr. Kim is infinitely more stable and
[00:18:35] rational and reasonable than... anybody sitting in Tehran, well then you're going to
[00:18:39] have tough time convincing me, this is all
[00:18:42] nonsense, this is about one thing and only one
[00:18:46] thing, international Jewish supremacy in
[00:18:49] Israel, in the middle east and through finance in the United States, that's
[00:18:53] we're we're headed, on the fast track into the deepest
[00:18:57] part of financial hell that you can go, why
[00:19:01] then would you do this? well, this government,
[00:19:04] which is the Israel first government, is going... to
[00:19:07] exhaust whatever resources we have in
[00:19:10] pursuit of this regional Jewish supremacy and
[00:19:14] capture, and this is important, capture of
[00:19:17] control of all the oil resources in the Middle East, because
[00:19:21] at the end of the day is direct access and control over
[00:19:25] those resources by forces that are
[00:19:28] at least Israel friendly, if not under Israel's
[00:19:31] thumb.
[00:20:18] In the name of God, greetings and good evening to you, dear
[00:20:22] and respected viewers. We are at your service with another program
[00:20:26] from Iran on the News Channel, live and online, today, Sunday,
[00:20:29] October 11th, on the 226th day
[00:20:32] of the third imposed war. With me in the studio are Mr. Vahid Khaza
[00:20:36] and Mr. Akbarouni. Greetings to my dear friends and brothers. In the name
[00:20:40] of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. Greetings to you, Mr. Aziz, all dear
[00:20:44] viewers and listeners, and we are at your service. In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful.
[00:20:47] I greet you, Mr. Sayyed.
[00:20:53] I send my greetings and devotion to all our dear and respected viewers and listeners. As
[00:20:57] always, we ask for many prayers, first for the
[00:21:00] mujahideen and fighters, and second for all
[00:21:04] the Iranian nation, so that God willing, with the blessing of these prayers, we can successfully
[00:21:08] pass through these decisive and wartime days. As
[00:21:11] we announced last night,
[00:21:14] today we have an exclusive and special interview
[00:21:18] with Mr. Mearsheimer,
[00:21:50] Let's watch the first part of the interview. Although
[00:21:53] in the program, because we have repeatedly published
[00:21:57] excerpts of Mr. Mearsheimer's speeches with others, with YouTube channels, and with
[00:22:01] other media, and talked about
[00:22:04] them, let's review who Mr. Mearsheimer is
[00:22:07] and what his scientific and political influence
[00:22:10] are, and why
[00:22:13] what Mearsheimer says is important. I don't think it's bad, Mr. Nima,
[00:22:17] Mr. John Mearsheimer is a very well-known person
[00:22:21] in the field of international politics in our time.
[00:22:24] We want to have a brief introduction to him. He was born in
[00:22:27] 1947. He is American.
[00:22:30] Later, he went to West Point University and was an officer
[00:22:34] in the United States Air Force.
[00:22:38] Then he entered his academic and university
[00:22:41] process. He has been teaching
[00:22:44] at the University of Chicago since 1982.
[00:22:46] And most importantly, he is a theorist. He has
[00:22:50] a famous theory called offensive
[00:22:53] realism. And he was
[00:22:56] one of the pioneers in this field who started
[00:23:00] analyzing countries' political desires and geopolitical
[00:23:03] international moves not based on their slogans.
[00:23:07] This theory was such that it no longer looked at them based on slogans.
[00:23:11] Then it said that countries should be considered based on military
[00:23:14] , geographical, security, and national interests.
[00:23:18] Both slogans and generally ideological approaches, other
[00:23:22] than slogans, generally distinguished the ideological
[00:23:25] origins of countries, and at the same time, exactly what
[00:23:29] you said, it said that they are not
[00:23:32] decisive. Yes, I must tell
[00:23:35] you that he also had different
[00:23:39] opinions, especially his different opinions became very prominent
[00:23:42] after the Ukraine war, which was reflected in the media. He has
[00:23:46] an important book with Stephen Walt called
[00:23:50] The Israel Lobby in the United States,
[00:23:53] which was also a tough book. It was one of those
[00:23:56] things that a few nights ago, when we were with Mr.
[00:24:00] Norman Finkelstein, I explained that only Finkelstein
[00:24:03] could say these things in that society because of the historical
[00:24:07] burden of being a Holocaust victim in his family.
[00:24:11] If anyone else had said it, they would have really ruined
[00:24:14] him. Mearsheimer was so great himself, and of course,
[00:24:18] Walt is also a great person in Congress.
[00:24:50] a list and so on, no, this is not it. The fact that
[00:24:53] he has now gained some critical
[00:24:56] angles is due to the policies they are adopting.
[00:25:00] His prominence really dates back to the Biden era, when the US was very seriously
[00:25:03] involved in the war between Russia and Ukraine.
[00:25:07] From there, he gained a critical perspective,
[00:25:10] and some of his theories were even used in the
[00:25:14] Trump-Biden and later Trump-Kamala
[00:25:17] Harris election campaigns.
[00:25:21] The war ended, and the Americans returned to the same factory settings,
[00:25:24] continuing with the same approach with very
[00:25:27] minor changes. There, Mearsheimer
[00:25:30] very clearly stated his
[00:25:33] opinions. And that's
[00:25:37] it. Regarding our war, both before the 12-day war and after
[00:25:40] the 40-day war, and he is still talking
[00:25:44] about it. His views differ more
[00:25:47] from the US ruling establishment.
[00:26:02] a political science thinker
[00:26:05] of the present world. I mean, there are a number of people
[00:26:08] in the world, other than prominent politicians,
[00:26:11] or for example, someone who, let's say, was the president
[00:26:15] of a major country, for example, the president of a
[00:26:18] European country. Now, let's consider that it's very important
[00:26:22] for them. If the president of France, for example, gives
[00:26:25] a political interview, because he is the former or past president
[00:26:29] of France, his words are seen. But if, for example,
[00:26:33] 20 or 25 years pass, and he becomes
[00:26:36] a very past president, he no longer holds that much importance.
[00:26:39] Even now, foreign ministers who were foreign ministers in the 90s
[00:26:43] still write in publications, and they are viewed as
[00:26:47] ordinary university professors. But there are some
[00:26:49] thinkers, for example, Fukuyama,
[00:26:53] who was also a theorist and presented important theories,
[00:26:57] and he is still doing so. Regarding our own war, we haven't had a chance to discuss it
[00:27:01] in the program. These people, when they speak,
[00:27:04] are welcomed, and people want to see what they say. Both their
[00:27:08] supporters pay attention, and their opponents. It's not like
[00:27:11] everyone blindly accepts their words, but
[00:27:14] ultimately, they say that he speaks
[00:27:17] logically. If we want to name the top 20 political thinkers
[00:27:21] in the world today, Mearsheimer is definitely
[00:27:25] one of them. Even if we want to name 10, it can
[00:27:28] be said with a high degree of accuracy
[00:27:32] that if experts are surveyed,
[00:27:36] he is among them. Therefore, he is considered
[00:27:39] a very high-level individual. For example, Jeffrey Sachs,
[00:27:43] whom we had, or Finkelstein, both are important people,
[00:27:47] but it's not like if we name the top 10 political thinkers,
[00:27:50] Jeffrey Sachs will be one of them. No, for example, if we want to name 100, he might
[00:27:54] be one of them. In short, Mearsheimer, as they
[00:27:57] say, is one of the top ten, as they say in English,
[00:28:01] those who are at the top. Therefore, his words
[00:28:04] are also important in this regard, regardless of the fact that he is American,
[00:28:08] and the points Nima mentioned, he is a thinker who is paid
[00:28:12] attention to. Mearsheimer has certainly spoken
[00:28:15] a lot. Imam mentioned before the 12-day war,
[00:28:19] after the 12-day war, and in fact, the weeks leading up to
[00:28:22] the 40-day war, the recent war we are in now, and during
[00:28:26] the war, he almost speaks every day, either on his
[00:28:30] own channel or with various media outlets.
[00:28:34] The very fact that he speaks can be criticized.
[00:28:37] I mean, people say, what did this person predict? It's
[00:28:41] naturally not wrong, mistakes don't necessarily happen. We are
[00:28:44] talking about a political analyst, a political thinker, not
[00:28:48] a prophet. And naturally, in his analysis,
[00:28:52] part of the matters may happen according to what he analyzed, and part may not.
[00:28:55] One part of his statements
[00:28:59] that goes back to even before
[00:29:02] the 12-day war, regarding Iran,
[00:29:06] I think we have it ready. If they play that part, which is probably
[00:29:10] from 15 or 16 months ago, if I'm not mistaken,
[00:29:14] this part of Mearsheimer's statements, if
[00:29:16] our friends
[00:29:18] play it, I think now that it's in the past,
[00:29:21] his view can be reviewed, but
[00:29:25] I still think the interesting question is, what happens
[00:29:29] if Trump goes to war with Iran?
[00:29:33] We can imagine a scenario where, economically,
[00:29:36] we put the military aside completely. It can be imagined that
[00:29:40] if we get into a major war with Iran, there will be very severe
[00:29:44] negative consequences for the global economy
[00:29:47] because Iranians will ultimately prevent
[00:29:51] the exit of oil from places like the Persian Gulf. Iranians might
[00:29:55] target oil fields and oil terminals
[00:29:58] in Saudi Arabia and other Persian Gulf countries,
[00:30:02] and this will have horrific consequences for the global
[00:30:06] economy. This is even a mild interpretation. So, I think,
[00:30:09] given the tariff policy that has been put forward,
[00:30:13] the motivation is more towards not starting a war
[00:30:17] with Iran. Well, these are
[00:30:20] statements for April 2025, meaning
[00:30:24] March 2025,
[00:30:27] meaning the beginning of last year.
[00:30:30] The talk is that if Iran is attacked,
[00:30:34] Iranians will prevent the passage of oil
[00:30:37] from the Persian Gulf, and they will even attack
[00:30:40] the oil facilities of other countries. Now, in fact,
[00:30:44] what we are in now, although it didn't happen to our faith
[00:30:47] in the 12-day war, it happened in the war we are in now.
[00:30:51] This is practically what Mearsheimer said about the war
[00:30:55] is coming true. Look, we talked about something in previous programs, once about
[00:30:58] Sayyed Walirezayi.