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[00:00:30] based on copper cables, and we only have 2 million fiber optic internet
[00:00:33] connections in the country. Mr. Fatahi, in
[00:00:37] a special news interview program, cited the most important reason for the
[00:00:40] slow trend of fiber optic internet as the implementation challenges in
[00:00:44] metropolises.
[00:00:47] Right now, specifically regarding metropolises, especially Tehran,
[00:00:51] well, we don't have
[00:00:54] good statistics due to, I would say, the lack
[00:00:58] of excavation permits. Because, as you know, the basis of
[00:01:02] fiber network development is based on ground excavation.
[00:01:05] Where should urban management, predominantly,
[00:01:08] issue these permits? Of course, we are constantly
[00:01:12] monitoring and pursuing this issue in interaction with the municipalities
[00:01:16] of metropolises. In any case, we need a generation change in the field
[00:01:20] of communication infrastructure. And
[00:01:23] wherever these facilities are provided by urban management
[00:01:26] and now,
[00:01:30] the management related to road maintenance, wherever these
[00:01:33] facilities and preferences are implemented sooner,
[00:01:36] the project will practically have better progress.
[00:01:39] And in fact, most of our communication
[00:01:43] problems today are saturation in metropolises.
[00:01:46] هستام
[00:01:51] Justice for 1 million and 72 thousand shareholders who had been left
[00:01:55] out of payments in previous years due to incomplete documents
[00:01:58] was paid.
[00:02:01] Out of a total of 49 million justice shareholders,
[00:02:04] approximately 1 million and 572 thousand
[00:02:07] justice shareholders are alive,
[00:02:11] whose information is incomplete
[00:02:15] in three stages, and the main reason for the incompleteness of information
[00:02:18] is the failure to register and introduce
[00:02:22] a valid account number by this group of
[00:02:25] shareholders. After completing
[00:02:28] the information,
[00:02:30] last Wednesday, the profit of justice shares, which had accumulated
[00:02:33] since 2020, was deposited in a lump sum
[00:02:37] into the accounts of this group of people.
[00:02:40] شد.
[00:02:43] The Deputy Minister of Economic Diplomacy of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced
[00:02:47] the continuation of consultations to reduce flight restrictions
[00:02:51] in the country and emphasized that these consultations are continuing
[00:02:54] in a more targeted and effective way. Mr. Ghanbari also said
[00:02:58] that a working group has been formed to monitor and resolve the problems of the aviation
[00:03:00] industry in the country following the recent sanctions.
[00:03:03] است.
[00:03:05] Consultations are currently underway, and many
[00:03:09] of the cases we see now where flights are operating,
[00:03:13] or restrictions that were imposed have been lifted,
[00:03:16] or the restrictions were minimal, have been due to these consultations.
[00:03:20] Naturally, these consultations will continue, and with the coordination that will be carried
[00:03:23] out as a result of this meeting, these consultations will become
[00:03:27] more targeted and effective. Regarding those
[00:03:30] flights that currently exist, plans were presented
[00:03:34] to stabilize these flights and to maintain them.
[00:03:38] Regarding the routes that faced obstacles,
[00:03:42] plans were proposed for replacing flights
[00:03:45] or offering ways to re-establish
[00:03:49] those flights.
[00:03:50] شد.
[00:03:54] Improvement in production trend in recent months, Deputy Minister of General Industries
[00:03:57] of the Ministry of Industry, Mine and Trade announced an improvement in the production
[00:04:01] trend in recent months and said: The country's production has increased by 25%
[00:04:04] compared to the first month of the year. According to Mr. Ansari,
[00:04:08] despite the limitations and difficulties facing
[00:04:11] production, the activity trend of industrial units has improved
[00:04:15] since May, and production capacity has increased on average
[00:04:19] in recent months. The Deputy Minister of General Industries
[00:04:22] of the Ministry of Industry, Mine and Trade said: Financial
[00:04:25] provision, access to energy, logistical problems and provision
[00:04:29] of necessary inputs are among the most
[00:04:32] important issues that need to be considered for supporting production
[00:04:35] units.
[00:04:36] گیرد.
[00:04:40] With the production of alloy steels in Zanjan province, an important link
[00:04:43] in the country's steel production chain was completed.
[00:04:46] This success, in addition to completing the province's steel chain,
[00:04:50] also fully realized the spring production chain in Iran.
[00:04:54] Thus, the raw materials needed by the country's spring manufacturing
[00:04:58] industry are now supplied from
[00:05:14] But today, the birth of this part tells
[00:05:17] the story of the formation of a chain.
[00:05:19] دارد.
[00:05:23] The dependence of our spring manufacturing companies on outside
[00:05:27] the group will be eliminated, and our value chain
[00:05:30] and supply chain will be completed. The story begins
[00:05:34] with an industrial unit in Zanjan, where the industrialists
[00:05:37] of this region have started to weld
[00:05:41] the missing links of the steel industry
[00:05:45] one by one.
[00:05:48] We can meet the entire country's need
[00:05:51] for alloy strips in the country's spring
[00:05:55] manufacturing industry. In addition, we can
[00:05:58] fully cover the need of Zanjan's knife
[00:06:01] makers for raw materials.
[00:06:03] بدیم.
[00:06:06] This complex, by creating a precise chain of raw
[00:06:09] materials, has not only met the needs of sensitive
[00:06:13] industries like rail making and spring making, but has also
[00:06:17] linked the production path from Zanjan
[00:06:21] to Saveh to form a complete chain. The
[00:06:24] raw materials produced are eventually sent to Markazi
[00:06:28] province, and there in spring manufacturing
[00:06:31] factories, they are turned into automotive leaf springs. We are
[00:06:35] reassured about the timely arrival of raw materials.
[00:06:39] Our quality has also improved,
[00:06:43] and we have also been able to reduce the volume
[00:06:47] of our circulating materials. Our working capital has decreased,
[00:06:50] and the outflow of currency from the country has also
[00:06:53] decreased with this event. The final products of these units
[00:06:57] are now exported to more than 10 countries worldwide.
[00:07:01] We are competing with Turkey, and in
[00:07:04] fact, we have reduced the exports of some
[00:07:07] countries, such as Iraq, Turkey, and India.
[00:07:11] Out of a total of more than 30 million tons of steel
[00:07:14] produced annually in the country, the share of medium
[00:07:18] and large units in Zanjan is more than 15%.
[00:07:21] This means completing a value chain by moving
[00:07:25] away from raw material sales. We
[00:07:28] have the capacity to produce
[00:07:31] more than 2 million and 700 thousand tons
[00:07:34] of steel ingots, and recently one of our large
[00:07:37] units has been put into operation in the field of industrial
[00:07:41] ingot production. This has somehow completed
[00:07:44] the chain in the industrial steel production
[00:07:48] sector. Now, from the extracted mineral materials in
[00:07:51] mines to the final export product,
[00:07:55] it is a complete and powerful chain that has been
[00:07:58] formed by Zanjani industrialists. Reza Alizadeh,
[00:08:02] IRIB News Agency,
[00:08:04] Zanjan.
[00:08:07] And some foreign news: In aerial and artillery attacks
[00:08:10] by the Zionist regime on southern Lebanon, several areas, including
[00:08:14] Nabatiyeh al-Fawqa, were targeted. Also,
[00:08:17] a Lebanese farmer was martyred due to the explosion of explosives
[00:08:21] remaining from the war. The Lebanese Ministry of Health announced
[00:08:25] that since March 1, 4386 people
[00:08:27] have been martyred and 124
[00:08:30] injured.
[00:08:32] شدهند.
[00:08:41] The popularity of the French president reached its lowest
[00:08:44] level since 2017. According to an Ipsos poll,
[00:08:48] only 15% of the people have a positive view of Macron.
[00:08:51] The decline in the popularity of the French president coincided
[00:08:54] with an unprecedented increase in fuel prices and student protests
[00:08:58] in France.
[00:09:00] است.
[00:09:07] The United Nations announced that at least 19 people
[00:09:10] died and 116 others went missing when a boat
[00:09:14] carrying migrants sank off the coast of Djibouti.
[00:09:17] Among the victims of this incident, at least 15 children
[00:09:21] were also present.
[00:09:26] Stay with us.
[00:09:46] Every war or military coalition needs an excuse,
[00:09:50] a great threat that the whole world believes.
[00:09:53] But if there was no excuse,
[00:09:55] نداشت.
[00:10:04] they create it with a false flag
[00:10:08] operation or a threat in the name of the enemy, big enough
[00:10:12] that the punishment of the accused seems mandatory to everyone.
[00:10:15] For 70 years, this tactic has led to wars
[00:10:19] and great punishments. The Zionist regime
[00:10:22] has a long history of terrorism.
[00:10:44] Explosions in cinemas and American centers are blamed on
[00:10:47] Egyptians, and two people are executed. Years
[00:10:50] later, the official archive of the Israeli Ministry of Defense.
[00:11:12] Bombings in cafes and Jewish neighborhoods result
[00:11:16] in the migration of hundreds of thousands of Iraqi
[00:11:19] Jews to Israel,
[00:11:21] and later it becomes clear that this was their own
[00:11:55] And this pattern is repeated over and over again:
[00:11:58] assassinations and operations in different parts of the world,
[00:12:02] and of course, the most important of them are the false
[00:12:06] narratives about October 7th.
[00:12:09] February 28, 2026.
[00:12:12] War is imposed on Iran. For 40 days
[00:12:16] and nights, the origin of many attacks is American
[00:12:19] bases in Persian Gulf littoral states. Iran
[00:12:23] also reciprocally targets those same bases.
[00:12:26] گیرد.
[00:12:31] But in these 40 days, a pattern is repeated again.
[00:12:34] An attack from an unknown source on
[00:12:38] countries in the region, and the accusation is always
[00:12:41] in Iran's name.
[00:12:46] And Tehran gives an ironclad answer every time.
[00:12:50] Although false. The
[00:12:52] third day of the war. Aramco refineries
[00:12:55] are in flames. The accusation
[00:12:59] is fired in the very first hour: Iran.
[00:13:02] But the drones had been intercepted, and the media
[00:13:05] reveals the truth: it's Israel's
[00:13:08] work.
[00:13:10] Day five. A ballistic missile in
[00:13:14] the sky over Hatay, Turkey. The first time the sky
[00:13:17] of a NATO member showed
[00:13:20] a plan to drag NATO into
[00:13:22] war. One day. Nakhchivan
[00:13:26] Airport under drone attack. Baku
[00:13:30] blames Iran. The goal is clear:
[00:13:33] dragging Azerbaijan into war against
[00:13:36] Iran. Tehran officially denies both,
[00:13:40] but the climax comes after
[00:13:43] the ceasefire. August 17th, midnight.
[00:13:46] Two suicide drones target the office
[00:13:50] of Masrour Barzani in Erbil, and again the finger
[00:13:54] of accusation points towards.
[00:13:57] But Tehran's response is the key to the puzzle. Iran's
[00:14:00] operations are all officially and explicitly announced.
[00:14:04] شود.
[00:14:07] Every attack, an accusation. Every
[00:14:09] accusation, a fake narrative.
[00:14:13] 40 days of war, and the list of false
[00:14:16] flags is longer than ever before. And
[00:14:20] this pattern is endless.
[00:14:22] England. Three suspicious vans near Fairford
[00:14:26] base. No bomb, no evidence, and
[00:14:29] again, an accusation in the name
[00:14:32] of Iran.
[00:14:38] A few days later, another claim: a co-pilot
[00:14:41] with a knife on a flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv,
[00:14:45] and the savior of the story is an Israeli passenger. No
[00:14:49] clear motive, no evidence, and it is clear
[00:14:52] that this is another conspiracy. From
[00:14:56] Cairo to the Persian Gulf, from
[00:14:59] 1954
[00:15:01] until today, for 70 years, the false
[00:15:04] flag is still a weapon to create a
[00:15:07] narrative, a terror, and ultimately to justify
[00:15:11] subsequent illegal actions.
[00:15:29] Mr. Rouhollah, we are very devoted. May you be well. We are happy
[00:15:33] to see you, noble one. Long live our dear champion, who this
[00:15:36] time is the flag bearer of Iran's
[00:15:39] Para-Asian caravan. Yes, God willing, I hope to be
[00:15:43] worthy of being the flag bearer
[00:15:47] and a worthy representative for my country.
[00:15:51] Do you think about that moment when the caravan and the flag
[00:15:55] are in your hand? I think about it at night.
[00:15:58] I practice. Yes. We should clap much better.
[00:16:02] A veteran from Mina school hands the flag
[00:16:05] of Iran to the flag bearer.
[00:16:37] I have a gold and a silver. Mashallah. In weightlifting,
[00:16:40] you even set a world record
[00:16:44] at times. At the Paris Paralympics,
[00:16:46] when I lifted 242 kg, both the Paralympic
[00:16:50] and world and Asian records were broken.
[00:16:53] Oh,
[00:17:01] boy. 242 kilograms.
[00:17:04] Wow, wow, wow, what a weight!
[00:17:09] With power! 242 kilograms.
[00:17:13] How merciless Rouhollah Rostami
[00:17:16] has become tonight, mastering these heavy weights
[00:17:19] one after another.
[00:17:22] They say the gold for Rouhollah in Nagoya is already reserved.
[00:17:25] Well, sir, if that's the case, we shouldn't
[00:17:28] go. Let them send it. By God, let them send
[00:17:31] it. What's the point of going and competing? Everything we see in
[00:17:35] federation sports, where the sports are unsuccessful
[00:17:39] and don't bring in medals, like these Asian Games,
[00:17:42] the children make up for it in Para. They go
[00:17:45] unpretentiously and silently, and like, sir, this will
[00:17:48] cause trouble. They bring a sack of
[00:17:51] medals. Our Olympic friends, you say they'll
[00:17:54] get upset? Why not? Really,
[00:17:57] His Holiness had a very good speech. Mr.
[00:18:01] Shahid said that your effort
[00:18:05] and these medals of the Paralympic
[00:18:08] athletes are twice as valuable, and even
[00:18:11] more valuable
[00:18:14] than those who don't have physical disabilities. A young man in
[00:18:18] a wheelchair
[00:18:21] who gains this ability to show
[00:18:23] physical
[00:18:27] strength as a source of
[00:18:30] pride in front of hundreds
[00:18:33] of millions of people creates
[00:18:36] hope. I thank all these
[00:18:40] dear ones. Is your reward
[00:18:43] the same as the Olympic athletes' now, or is it still less?
[00:18:47] Yes, thank God, the reward
[00:18:50] is the same. How many billions is the reward
[00:18:54] if you win a gold medal?
[00:18:58] They said the ministry gives 3 billion, and the
[00:19:01] Paralympic Committee gives 3
[00:19:05] billion. So, 6 billion for a gold medal. Yes.
[00:19:09] Well, then your situation will be very good.
[00:19:12] No, sir, 6 billion doesn't really go that far now.
[00:19:16] How much is a car now? People
[00:19:19] know how much a car is, how much a house is.
[00:19:23] Do you have a special job or work now, or not?
[00:19:26] We don't have a job now. We don't
[00:19:29] have special insurance. Can you work somewhere?
[00:19:32] You have the ability, mashallah. I can, but it hasn't happened
[00:19:36] yet. I mean,
[00:19:44] wasn't it a law that Olympic champions and such
[00:19:47] should be assisted with employment?
[00:19:51] There are many laws, but until
[00:19:53] they are implemented,
[00:19:57] they are not taken seriously. It seems
[00:20:00] so. Yes, I hope the Honorable Minister
[00:20:04] of Sports sees this program and hears it. I've been
[00:20:09] a member of the national team for almost 20 years,
[00:20:12] and I don't have a job.
[00:20:15] Do you have a fixed salary? We don't have
[00:20:19] a fixed salary. The salary from the
[00:20:22] Heroes Support Fund, let's not even talk about it.
[00:20:25] How much per month? Three gold medals.
[00:20:29] 4,200. 4 million and 200.
[00:20:31] They call it the salary from the Heroes Support Fund.
[00:20:34] That's it.
[00:21:21] As soon as we say football, they say football is
[00:21:24] different. Football covers its own costs. Football
[00:21:28] is this, football is that.
[00:21:29] But
[00:21:33] the medal that must
[00:21:36] be won, professional
[00:21:39] sports for veterans and people with
[00:21:42] disabilities, and other Olympic sports are also
[00:21:46] neglected. I remember in one of the meetings of champions
[00:21:50] with our martyred leader, one of these disabled athletes
[00:21:54] mentioned these problems. Yes, sir, we have two requests
[00:21:57] that are the heartfelt words of all Paralympic
[00:22:01] athletes. One is the issue of equal pay
[00:22:04] they receive from the Heroes Support Fund, and the second
[00:22:07] is the issue of their employment.
[00:22:10] Sir, immediately after Ms. Mottaqian's speech,
[00:22:14] he addressed the Minister of Sports.
[00:22:18] Mr. Minister, sir.
[00:22:25] You said to follow up on these, meaning he was very concerned about this. You remember, I
[00:22:28] think he was the only
[00:22:31] one who had this concern and was pursuing it.
[00:22:34] But
[00:22:37] in practice, I think many
[00:22:40] didn't listen and didn't follow up. I remember
[00:22:44] you once spoke to
[00:22:47] the martyred Leader and said you wanted a ring
[00:22:51] for your parents. My mother told me,
[00:22:53] "You always go to the Leader
[00:22:56] and get a ring. What if you get a ring for me
[00:23:00] just once?" I said, "When
[00:23:03] I see the Leader, I get speechless and can't
[00:23:07] speak, but I'll try. If I can
[00:23:11] and my tongue helps me, I'll definitely
[00:23:14] say it. If it's
[00:23:17] possible, please give
[00:23:20] a ring for my father and mother.
[00:23:23] I would appreciate it."
[00:23:25] Long live!
[00:23:32] Long live, dear! Long live! Give
[00:23:35] my regards. Get a ring from Mr.
[00:23:38] for his mother too. Long
[00:23:40] live!
[00:23:46] Another beautiful scene I remember is that souvenir photo.
[00:23:50] Yes, at the end when the ceremony was
[00:23:53] ending, one of the officials, it was Mr. Hosni
[00:23:57] Vafa, told the Leader, "Sir, can we take a group photo?
[00:24:01] Can we take a souvenir photo?" Sir, "Can I ask
[00:24:04] for a souvenir photo for several
[00:24:06] years?"
[00:24:14] They came, and I saw that I wasn't visible
[00:24:17] in that corner. This won't do.
[00:24:54] How much we miss them. Very much, we miss them so much
[00:24:57] these days. And
[00:25:00] this is the first Para-Asian Games
[00:25:03] we are participating in
[00:25:06] and we are not going
[00:25:10] to see him after we
[00:25:12] win medals. And
[00:25:15] this thought of this
[00:25:18] issue really upsets and bothers me.
[00:25:22] But we hope
[00:25:25] that we can make the people of Iran happy
[00:25:28] and make Mr. Mojtaba Khamenei
[00:25:32] happy. This country is everything
[00:25:36] to us, it's our identity, it's our history,
[00:25:40] it's our power. It's an important issue
[00:25:43] that if we put
[00:25:46] our lives on the line for this country, many
[00:25:50] have given their lives for this land and this
[00:25:53] country and this flag. It would be
[00:25:56] ungrateful if we don't continue
[00:25:59] their path. It would be ungrateful if we
[00:26:04] fail and turn
[00:26:07] our backs on the ideals of these
[00:26:10] martyrs. God bless you. God willing, you go safely
[00:26:13] and come back with full hands. We want to see
[00:26:17] a beautiful medal from you and the rest of the children.
[00:26:20] Thank you very much.
[00:26:22] We were very happy.
[00:27:11] Is Agha's shrine here? Turn around
[00:27:15] here. It was very
[00:27:18] sad news.
[00:27:23] He just said he'll take us there now because all the gates are closed, so we can just go that way if you go in, it's Beiker.
[00:27:27] während das kann jetzt einfach da richtung, wenn du
[00:27:30] rein gehst beiker ist.
[00:27:35] I am in Germany, in the city of Hamburg, and we were far
[00:27:38] from Iran. Unfortunately, I sent this message to my family
[00:27:42] saying that Agha had been martyred. It was not
[00:27:44] a good day.
[00:27:49] It was strange for me at that moment. That moment was very strange.
[00:27:53] I was sitting and I saw my wife went towards the courtyard.
[00:27:57] She went towards the rooms and started crying,
[00:28:00] crying, crying.
[00:28:03] I held myself back until I performed
[00:28:07] ablution. We went to pray. My voice broke during prayer.
[00:28:10] I really wanted to
[00:28:13] come for the funeral procession, but
[00:28:16] it was not meant to be. Now that I have come,
[00:28:20] the feeling is something
[00:28:22] else.
[00:28:29] We were very fond of Agha. We were very far from Agha
[00:28:32] Imam Reza in Germany. Our hearts would always open with Agha's
[00:28:36] face, with Agha's smile, with his heavenly voice.
[00:28:39] I was very eager to visit Agha before his
[00:28:42] martyrdom. Unfortunately, it didn't happen.
[00:28:45] It was very painful for me that at that moment,
[00:28:49] besides wanting to remember many other things, like what
[00:28:52] sacrifices he made, what he did, besides
[00:28:56] wanting to remember these things, that مظلومیت came to
[00:28:59] my mind, that how much he talked
[00:29:03] about this man, and where he was martyred, and with
[00:29:06] whom he was martyred. I never
[00:29:09] believed it. I never thought I would
[00:29:13] visit Agha like
[00:29:15] this.
[00:29:17] Never, ever did I imagine this
[00:29:21] day.
[00:29:30] How did it happen that our first meeting
[00:29:33] was here? The first time I saw you was
[00:29:35] here. I'm very
[00:29:39] sad.
[00:29:46] If you look at Agha in the world, even in Germany, some people who are now analyzing and seeing who this person was, they say that this is truly a leader, someone who sacrifices himself for the nation, not just the Iranian nation, but all Muslims. Where do we go for Dar al-Dhikr?
[00:29:49] و میبینن این شخص کی بوده میگن که رهبر واقعاً اینه که کسی
[00:29:53] که از خود میگذره و به ملت می رسه نه که تنها ملت
[00:29:57] ایران به همه مسلمونان وجا دارالذکر از کدوم طرف بریم
[00:30:00] I wasn't
[00:30:03] very involved in politics and such things,
[00:30:07] and for a very long time, I was actually against
[00:30:11] it. It was grace, or whatever it was, I changed my mind
[00:30:15] based on documents, based on what I heard, based on many
[00:30:17] other things. I saw one thing. The moment of martyrdom
[00:30:21] is enough for me. Where it happened, what happened,
[00:30:25] is enough for me. I changed. I tried to change. I'm going
[00:30:28] to investigate. Please, please. This was one of the very strange
[00:30:33] things I saw from someone very close. It's very
[00:30:36] hard that they're not here. It's unbelievable.
[00:30:39] I still don't believe it. I can't
[00:30:42] accept that
[00:30:43] they're gone.
[00:30:51] Although their spirit
[00:30:54] will be a greater support for our country.