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[00:00:00] Well, we also have signs of it. In fact, we don't
[00:00:03] see any Western country or official supporting
[00:00:07] them in France and Western countries. I think this is a very
[00:00:10] important point. Thank you very much, Ms. Asupa, international affairs expert.
[00:00:14] Thank you very much to all dear viewers.
[00:00:17] We will take a short break and watch the 23:30 news with
[00:00:21] my colleague Mr. Sadeghi. We will be back with Today's World.
[00:00:24] Hello.
[00:00:38] Good evening. The IRGC spokesman said that in the Battle of
[00:00:42] Harran, the army of Crassus was destroyed by
[00:00:44] the Parthian men, and in the Battle of
[00:00:47] Edessa, the army of Valerian was captured by
[00:00:51] the Sasanian Shoran peace. General Mohebbi added that in the Battle of
[00:00:54] Ramadan, the army of Abastin in the Persian Gulf with
[00:00:57] power. Western civilization will return to
[00:01:04] the Gulf of Pigs with humiliation. We are waiting.
[00:01:08] The Chief of Staff and the Coordinating Deputy of the Army
[00:01:10] said that the Iranian armed
[00:01:14] forces will act wherever necessary to strike
[00:01:18] the enemy. Admiral Sayyari said
[00:01:21] that the Iranian nation has proven to the enemy
[00:01:24] that it stands against them until
[00:01:27] its integrity. and the revolution is preserved.
[00:01:31] We
[00:01:34] strongly defended, we strongly defend,
[00:01:37] and wherever necessary, we will
[00:01:40] do what is necessary for us to strike
[00:01:44] the enemy. We had struck their vessels,
[00:01:48] we will strike them now, and if it happens again, we will strike.
[00:01:52] We have capabilities, we have capabilities
[00:01:55] that our capabilities
[00:01:58] and our facilities are known to everyone in the world.
[00:02:02] The head of the Atomic
[00:02:05] Energy Organization emphasized that they will continue
[00:02:08] the plan to achieve one thousand megawatts of nuclear power with strength.
[00:02:12] The Bushehr
[00:02:15] nuclear power plant is among
[00:02:18] the top 10 power plants in the world
[00:02:21] in terms of safety and operation in the WANO
[00:02:25] assessment. This quality and this
[00:02:27] achievement is
[00:02:31] not something that can be stopped. It must be repeated, and we will continue
[00:02:35] the 20,000 megawatt project with the help of God.
[00:02:38] During the war, our construction project was not suspended
[00:02:41] and will not
[00:02:42] be suspended.
[00:02:46] He also announced the return of 135 employees of this
[00:02:49] company to the Bushehr power plant. The head of the Rostom
[00:02:52] company announced that the company has increased the number of its employees
[00:02:56] who have returned to the Bushehr nuclear power plant in Iran
[00:02:58] to 135 people.
[00:03:02] Alexey Likhachov emphasized that these employees are working
[00:03:06] in all three facilities of the Bushehr power plant,
[00:03:09] two units under construction and one
[00:03:12] operating unit. Likhachov
[00:03:15] had previously announced on September 22 the presence of 63 Russian
[00:03:18] experts at the Bushehr nuclear power plant. A statistic that indicates
[00:03:22] a twofold increase in the number of Rosatom employees
[00:03:26] at the Bushehr power plant. Russian forces who were present
[00:03:30] for the construction of new units of the Bushehr nuclear power plant
[00:03:33] in Iran left the Bushehr power plant during
[00:03:36] the American and Zionist regime's aggression against Iran, and after the war,
[00:03:40] their return process gradually began.
[00:03:43] Local sources report that Yemeni armed
[00:03:47] forces have taken control of areas at the entrance to the city
[00:03:50] of Taiz. According to local media reports,
[00:03:54] the Taiz Al-Misra
[00:03:56] road at the entrance to the city of Taiz has also been cut.
[00:04:00] Saudi mercenaries have no way to deliver supplies and aid
[00:04:04] to the surrounding fronts of Taiz.
[00:04:07] Also, some sources announced that Yemeni
[00:04:11] armed forces broke the defensive lines
[00:04:14] of Saudi mercenaries in Zabab and reached
[00:04:18] the central prison of Taiz. On the other side of
[00:04:21] the battlefield, Saudi fighter jets targeted
[00:04:24] the provinces of Amran, Al-Hudaydah, and Taiz. Yahya Saree, spokesman for the Yemeni
[00:04:28] armed forces, also said: We warn all airlines
[00:04:32] and passengers at Saudi airports and airspace
[00:04:35] not to be present near these
[00:04:39] airports because these airports, with the exception
[00:04:42] of Mecca and Medina airports, are
[00:04:45] the operational areas of the Yemeni armed forces.
[00:04:49] Thank you for your attention.
[00:04:52] I invite you to continue watching Today's World
[00:04:55] with my colleague, Mr. Azimzadeh.
[00:04:58] Please pay attention.
[00:05:13] The statement of the Yemeni armed forces was issued
[00:05:16] an hour ago. In this statement, it was stated that 124
[00:05:20] attacks took place in the last 24 hours by Saudi
[00:05:24] fighter jets on various areas, including around
[00:05:27] Taiz, Sana'a, Hudaydah, and also
[00:05:30] Hajjah, west of Maghrib. The total number
[00:05:33] of attacks by the Saudi
[00:05:36] enemy on Yemen has reached more than 2,000,
[00:05:39] meaning 2,058
[00:05:41] cases. In the field
[00:05:45] of Yemen, the Yemeni armed forces succeeded
[00:05:48] in reaching the western entrance of Taiz city
[00:05:51] and tightening the siege of this city.
[00:05:54] Let's watch the report of my colleague, Mr. Mohaghegh. This is the latest
[00:05:57] attack by
[00:06:02] Saudi planes on Taiz province. Here is the new Ajeel
[00:06:05] school in Al-Armah village. Al-Masirah television network also
[00:06:09] reported a Saudi air attack on a commercial
[00:06:13] center in the Sharjab area in the same province.
[00:06:16] In this attack, 3 Yemeni citizens were martyred
[00:06:20] and a number of others were injured.
[00:06:23] The Yemeni Ministry of Health announced
[00:06:27] that in less than 40 days, Saudi attacks
[00:06:30] have led to the martyrdom of 91 people and the injury
[00:06:34] of 168 others. According to the ministry,
[00:06:37] 60% of the victims are women and children.
[00:06:41] The spokesman for the Yemeni armed forces announced in a
[00:06:45] statement that in response to Saudi crimes, Saudi
[00:06:48] airports will be the main targets of the Yemeni army's
[00:06:51] attacks. The Yemeni army has targeted Riyadh airport,
[00:06:55] one of Saudi Arabia's
[00:06:57] largest aviation centers, with missile attacks.
[00:07:00] Following what has been described as repeated attacks
[00:07:03] by the Yemeni army, operations at Riyadh airport
[00:07:06] have been severely disrupted. At the same time, international
[00:07:10] airlines continue to warn about the dangers of continued
[00:07:13] flights in Saudi airspace, and hundreds of domestic
[00:07:16] and international flights have been canceled. Saudi officials
[00:07:20] decided to hold classes remotely in the capital's
[00:07:23] schools. Saudi Arabia targeted everything in Yemen and
[00:07:27] destroyed the country's infrastructure. But now it claims that
[00:07:31] airports are civilian facilities and should not
[00:07:34] be targeted under international law.
[00:07:37] Yemeni military sources announced that the army is
[00:07:41] advancing in the districts of
[00:08:42] The statement of the Yemeni armed forces mentions four
[00:08:46] stages and four operations. Specifically, King Khalid
[00:08:49] Airport in Riyadh was hit in three
[00:08:53] stages. The fourth terminal
[00:08:56] of this airport was also hit today,
[00:08:59] according to Saudi media reports. Shiqdaq,
[00:09:02] which is a gas facility in eastern Saudi Arabia,
[00:09:06] was hit, and the oil facility
[00:09:10] of Tanajib
[00:09:12] in eastern Saudi Arabia was also hit.
[00:09:16] Also, their third largest airport, King Fahd Airport
[00:09:20] in Dammam, Saudi Arabia, has
[00:09:24] been shut down, like Riyadh Airport.
[00:09:27] We will talk more about the developments in Yemen
[00:09:30] with Mr. Seyyed Hadi Seyyed Afqahi, an expert on West
[00:09:34] Asian affairs. Mr. Seyyed Afqahi, good evening.
[00:09:37] In the ground front, the Yemeni armed
[00:09:41] forces had many
[00:09:46] liberations, but in the internal front of Saudi Arabia, it was perhaps not thought that
[00:09:50] they could shut down two of their largest
[00:09:54] airports like this. In the name of God, the Most
[00:09:58] Gracious, the Most Merciful. I greet you, Azimzadeh,
[00:10:01] and the viewers and wish you a good
[00:10:05] night. Long live. The issue of
[00:10:08] Yemen is becoming more and more complicated
[00:10:11] day by day, and its repercussions are apparently
[00:10:15] reaching beyond the battle of
[00:10:18] Yemen and Saudi Arabia to other
[00:10:21] places. The field issue
[00:10:24] was well addressed by both Mr. Mohaghegh,
[00:10:27] my colleague, and Your Excellency, who pointed
[00:10:31] out that the operations are still continuing
[00:10:34] with power, steadfastness, and complete field
[00:10:38] awareness, with the Yemeni
[00:10:41] armed forces advancing, and also,
[00:10:44] the issue of the advance or counterattacks
[00:10:48] launched by the Saudi mercenary forces
[00:10:51] are met with heavy and painful defeats
[00:10:55] and material and equipment
[00:10:58] losses. Contrary to the claims
[00:11:02] of the Saudi media fleet,
[00:11:05] both at the global and regional levels
[00:11:08] in cyberspace, their army of
[00:11:11] Sadar, which almost
[00:11:14] liberated all the areas that the armed forces
[00:11:18] and army of Yemen had captured, while
[00:11:21] the media reports published by the networks
[00:11:25] linked to the Sana'a government are completely
[00:11:29] reliable and up-to-date and hourly and online,
[00:11:33] this field issue still continues
[00:11:36] with steadfastness in the liberated areas
[00:11:39] and is preserved, and in the areas
[00:11:43] where the enemy tried, especially in the heights
[00:11:47] overlooking Al-Mukha and Khawkhah and Bab
[00:11:50] al-Mandab and Taiz, all operations
[00:11:53] failed, while they insist that some important
[00:11:57] strongholds and important positions, especially
[00:12:00] the Kahboub heights, are still under
[00:12:03] the control of the mercenary forces loyal
[00:12:06] to Saudi Arabia. But let me, Mr. Azimzadeh,
[00:12:10] make a point about the
[00:12:13] political aspects of this conflict and crisis,
[00:12:16] which in a statement issued today by
[00:12:20] Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan, and
[00:12:23] even Egypt joined, strongly condemned
[00:12:27] the actions taken by the Yemeni
[00:12:30] armed forces, whether against
[00:12:34] the oil facilities of the Saudis,
[00:12:36] which are their economic lifeline,
[00:12:40] or the expansion
[00:12:42] of targeting other airports. King
[00:12:46] Fahd Dammam Airport was also targeted,
[00:12:48] and also some airports in
[00:12:52] the three occupied Yemeni provinces.
[00:13:25] meaning that for now, we don't intend to intervene, but
[00:13:28] logistical support such as
[00:13:31] the installation of Patriot and Patriot systems
[00:13:34] around sensitive military
[00:13:38] and oil facilities, as well as important
[00:13:41] airports like King Khalid Airport in Riyadh
[00:13:44] and other areas, we have installed them,
[00:13:48] and American advisors are also present in
[00:13:51] the war operations room of Saudi Arabia and its allies.
[00:13:55] Therefore, the issue of Yemen is becoming
[00:13:59] more and more complicated, and Saudi Arabia,
[00:14:01] which was very negligent and treated
[00:14:05] this issue easily and superficially,
[00:14:08] and thought that with an alliance called
[00:14:12] the Mecca Alliance or the support of
[00:14:16] other Gulf Cooperation Council countries, their high-sounding
[00:14:18] statements have not been able to stop
[00:14:22] the advance of the army forces
[00:14:26] on the ground, nor to stop
[00:14:29] the drones, ballistic missiles, and precision
[00:14:33] drones of the Yemeni army. Mr. Seyyed Afqahi,
[00:14:37] the most important question that has arisen now
[00:14:40] is that the Saudis had made many arms
[00:14:43] purchases, that famous $10 billion deal
[00:14:47] during Trump's first presidential term, and
[00:14:50] after that, they had a lot of purchases.
[00:14:53] In the defensive part, they have various
[00:14:57] systems like Patriot and other systems around,
[00:15:01] at least we can confidently say, Riyadh, which
[00:15:05] has many more around it, especially
[00:15:08] Al-Kharj base, which is controlled by the Americans.
[00:15:12] In that base, which is about 80
[00:15:15] kilometers or less from the southeast
[00:15:18] of Riyadh, there are also many systems. The question
[00:15:22] arises whether some of these systems are not working
[00:15:26] or if the power of the Yemenis is much
[00:15:29] greater than what the Saudis were claiming at
[00:15:32] the beginning of this battle, more than a month
[00:15:36] ago. When they started, they probably
[00:15:39] did not have this idea and started with
[00:15:42] a lot of claims, but now in the field of
[00:15:46] action, we see that Yemeni missiles and drones
[00:15:50] are hitting, and the hits are very heavy.
[00:15:53] What do you think is the reason? Are we seeing a scenario
[00:15:57] like the Qatar scenario, just as the Zionist
[00:16:00] regime attacked the Hamas delegation
[00:16:03] at the residence of the Hamas delegation in Qatar?
[00:16:07] The American systems that were there showed no
[00:16:11] reaction, as if they were holding these systems
[00:16:14] or did not want to use them. Look, all these issues
[00:16:18] you mentioned are correct and exist.
[00:16:22] However, the Americans apparently have not
[00:16:25] decided and do not intend to seriously
[00:16:29] enter military field operations.
[00:16:32] That's why the agreement between
[00:16:36] the Americans and the Sana'a
[00:16:39] government and their representative
[00:16:42] in Oman was that we do not intend
[00:16:46] to intervene, and the Yemenis said that
[00:16:49] as long as you do not intervene and other
[00:16:53] countries do not join the invading Saudi
[00:16:56] forces, the Strait of Hormuz will remain open.
[00:16:59] Therefore, Trump does not want to fight
[00:17:03] on two fronts. He is currently
[00:17:06] stuck in the Strait of Hormuz
[00:17:09] with our brave forces and is
[00:17:12] looking for a way out. Therefore, he was
[00:17:16] not willing, and his advisors did not
[00:17:19] encourage him. Even the plan
[00:17:22] to attack the Yemeni forces was on his
[00:17:25] desk, but he did not approve it.
[00:17:29] Another issue is the issue of
[00:17:32] mercenary forces. It is not clear whether all
[00:17:35] these equipments you mentioned are really available.
[00:17:39] They are available and at the highest
[00:17:42] levels of technology, especially the new
[00:17:45] weapons that the Saudis recently bought again
[00:17:48] in a $9 billion purchase. Well, it
[00:17:52] shows that non-Saudis may be operating
[00:17:55] these systems, and the systems may not be accurate.
[00:17:59] This is one point. Another point is
[00:18:02] that the precision and hypersonic missiles
[00:18:05] of the Yemenis really humiliated the Zionists
[00:18:08] in the Gaza war. They acted accurately
[00:18:12] at sea and even targeted and drove
[00:18:15] away the American aircraft carrier, as
[00:18:18] well as precision missiles that they
[00:18:21] used against the port of Eilat
[00:18:25] and also Ben Gurion Airport. Therefore,
[00:18:28] with much more advanced technology, probably with
[00:18:32] the entry of artificial intelligence, these missiles
[00:18:36] can accurately hit anywhere they want.
[00:19:07] continue this war both on land and in the air, and in the political
[00:19:11] and diplomatic dimensions, until the slogan
[00:19:14] of "siege for siege" continues, "capital for
[00:19:18] capital," "airport for airport," until
[00:19:21] the Saudis actually agree to come to the negotiating
[00:19:24] table and lift the land, air,
[00:19:27] and sea blockade of Saudi Arabia, and withdraw
[00:19:30] their intervention in Yemen, and expel
[00:19:33] their invading forces from Yemen.
[00:19:41] In another aspect, my last sentence is that many Yemeni tribes who were on the other side
[00:19:45] and were supported by Saudi Arabia or the UAE,
[00:19:49] are now surrendering themselves and their weapons to
[00:19:52] the Yemeni army forces. Thank you very much,
[00:19:56] Mr. Seyyed Hadi Seyyed
[00:19:57] Afqahi, West Asia affairs expert.
[00:20:11] But in the field of Yemen developments,
[00:20:13] we also have a map that we will review before
[00:20:17] we specifically go into Yemen's
[00:20:20] developments, we will take a quick look at the Strait
[00:20:24] of Hormuz. The management of the Strait of Hormuz.
[00:20:27] This map that you are seeing
[00:20:31] now, the Public Relations of the Islamic Revolutionary
[00:20:35] Guard Corps Navy issued
[00:20:37] a statement that two supertankers were hit
[00:20:41] by naval mines while passing through an unauthorized
[00:20:45] route, and one oil tanker, meaning a total of three
[00:20:48] oil tankers, two of which are supertankers
[00:20:52] and one is a regular oil tanker, which was
[00:20:55] also mentioned in the statement of the Islamic Revolutionary
[00:20:59] Guard Corps. The small framed image next to
[00:21:02] the map is related to yesterday's hit.
[00:21:05] But here in Yemen, Saudi
[00:21:08] fighter jets, as Mr. Yahya Saree also
[00:21:11] said in the statement, attacked 124 different
[00:21:14] areas. This is the highest
[00:21:18] number of Saudi
[00:21:21] enemy attacks recorded in a 24-hour period
[00:21:25] from September 3 to today. The number
[00:21:27] of these attacks reached 2058. But here in
[00:21:30] Taiz, as was mentioned an hour
[00:21:34] ago, they reached the western entrance
[00:21:38] of Taiz city. Specifically,
[00:21:40] Shamayteen was one of the very
[00:21:44] important routes through which
[00:21:47] supplies reached Taiz city for Saudi mercenaries.
[00:21:51] If you look at Lahj and Aden at the bottom
[00:21:54] of the map, supplies came from there to Taiz.
[00:21:58] This siege ring has been completed, and the
[00:22:01] possibility of the fall of Taiz city, as
[00:22:05] the center of Yemen's second largest
[00:22:08] province, is seen every moment. Next to
[00:22:11] it, put the counterattacks that they launched
[00:22:15] on Bab al-Mandab, which they prevented.
[00:22:19] But as it was mentioned in the statement again,
[00:22:22] King Khalid International Airport was hit in
[00:22:25] three stages here. Just keep in mind
[00:22:29] that Yemeni airports have been continuously
[00:22:32] attacked, sanctioned, and blockaded by air
[00:22:36] for 11 years. Sana'a has been attacked many
[00:22:40] times, and now the Saudis are experiencing
[00:22:44] the taste of this air blockade much more tangibly.
[00:22:47] That corner of the map also
[00:22:50] shows Flightradar24, which shows that
[00:22:53] there are still no flights to Riyadh. The same
[00:22:57] is happening for Dammam, meaning King
[00:23:00] Fahd Airport. This is Mr. Bakhiti,
[00:23:03] a senior member of the political bureau
[00:23:07] of the Ansar Allah movement in Yemen, who
[00:23:10] warned them about Saudi crimes and also said
[00:23:14] that this equation of siege for siege remains.
[00:23:17] For the same reason
[00:23:20] that you are seeing these crimes and attacks
[00:23:24] in the small framed images, those 2005
[00:23:27] air attacks resulted in the martyrdom of
[00:23:30] 91 people and the injury of 168 people.
[00:23:34] The Yemeni Ministry of Health stated this,
[00:23:37] and more importantly, about 50% of
[00:23:41] the martyrs are women and children. An important
[00:23:44] congress in Saudi Arabia was scheduled to begin
[00:23:47] on October 10th,
[00:23:50] which is this Saturday. The World Oil Congress
[00:23:53] was completely canceled. The 10th edition of the Riyadh
[00:23:57] Future Investment Initiative is also scheduled
[00:24:01] to be held from October 26th to 29th,
[00:24:04] which at least field evidence shows is
[00:24:08] moving towards cancellation. But the places that
[00:24:11] were hit in the last 24 hours are
[00:24:14] here, where the largest oil field of
[00:24:17] the Saudis, namely Ghawar, with a daily
[00:24:21] production of 3.8 million barrels, which is
[00:24:25] 30 to 35% of the crude oil production
[00:24:28] of the oil field, and also the gas
[00:24:32] facilities, sorry, Shadam, and also the oil
[00:24:36] facilities of Jabiq in eastern Saudi Arabia,
[00:24:39] were hit. This eastern Saudi Arabia, I draw
[00:24:42] your attention to Dammam again. This small
[00:24:46] framed image is related to the missile and drone
[00:24:49] strike on Dammam, Saudi Arabia, near Dammam
[00:24:53] Airport, meaning King Fahd Airport in
[00:24:56] eastern Saudi Arabia, which
[00:24:59] is adjacent to Ras Tanura and the oil
[00:25:03] and petrochemical facilities of Jubail in
[00:25:06] eastern Saudi Arabia. And this has created
[00:25:09] a big problem. That is, the Yemeni
[00:25:13] armed forces have
[00:25:15] now targeted the oil
[00:30:31] Shalom. Headlines:
[00:30:33] Unity
[00:30:37] and internal cohesion are the secret
[00:30:40] to Iran's steadfastness against threats. The President
[00:30:44] said that with national
[00:30:46] unity, no enemy
[00:30:49] can defeat the Iranian nation.
[00:30:52] We are strong together. Let's all support
[00:30:55] each other, and then we will build
[00:30:58] a powerful,
[00:31:00] steadfast Iran that grows in all fields.