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[00:00:00] As long as Hezbollah is in Lebanon, neither your generation
[00:00:03] nor future generations will find peace.
[00:00:07] And again, the issue of seizing
[00:00:10] Hezbollah's ammunition in Zahle al-Baydar
[00:00:13] was brought up, and he criticized why it didn't go to the Supreme Judicial Council. The
[00:00:17] important point in Geagea's speech is that he tried to portray Hezbollah
[00:00:21] itself as the cause of internal disagreements
[00:00:25] and also Hezbollah as an obstacle
[00:00:29] to reconstruction. Now, the discussion is
[00:00:33] why, in the continuation of
[00:00:36] his speech, while opposing Hezbollah,
[00:00:39] he also appeals to them, saying,
[00:00:43] "We must appeal to America, Europe, and
[00:00:46] Arab countries, especially Saudi Arabia." Well, Geagea's
[00:00:49] words are not new; they are repetitive. Geagea
[00:00:53] and the Lebanese Forces, from the 1990s
[00:00:56] civil war, have said the same things.
[00:01:01] They are in line with Israel, normalizing relations with Israel, peace with
[00:01:04] Israel, but rather mercenaries of Israel. The forces
[00:01:07] of the Lebanese Forces in the civil war received
[00:01:10] military training in Israel. Their forces were trained there,
[00:01:14] receiving financial support and military
[00:01:16] support. This method and this path
[00:01:20] that the Phalange chose are still continuing. For a while,
[00:01:23] no one listened to them.
[00:01:27] Now they have gained some power with America's support.
[00:02:00] it has shown, I'm now confused. What does Geagea mean? His name is also
[00:02:03] special. This is the sound of Lebanon. Yes.
[00:02:07] It's a Lebanese name. The sound means Geagea. A high
[00:02:10] sound that bothers the ear. Yes,
[00:02:13] it has a lot of meaning. It was a literal translation, of course.
[00:02:17] When we use it, it's a bit, yes, some
[00:02:20] say it's annoying.
[00:02:23] Thank you very much. In less than a minute,
[00:02:27] how much do you think these alliances in the occupied territories
[00:02:30] will lead to a result and a government, now,
[00:02:33] for example, eventually lead to a government? We have less than a
[00:02:37] minute. Are you hopeful? The probability
[00:02:41] is very low. It's unlikely they can really form a government
[00:02:44] in Israel. But today, if you pay attention, Gantz
[00:02:48] said something. He set a few
[00:02:51] conditions for those who want to participate in his government.
[00:02:55] If he wants to form a government, we should also pay attention
[00:02:58] to one of the Arab parties that Mansour Abbas
[00:03:02] has put forward. There is an Israeli
[00:03:04] Zionist who entered the Knesset. This means there is a possibility
[00:03:08] that he entered with the Arab parties. This Zionist
[00:03:11] Israeli who is in Mansour Abbas's group,
[00:03:15] if he comes to Gantz, then
[00:03:19] it is very likely that Gantz can form a government. Aha, with the help of the Arab list, but
[00:03:23] his minister will be an Israeli Zionist minister. Yes, thank you very much.
[00:03:26] Thank you, Mr. Pasha. And thank
[00:03:30] you, Dr. Shams. I also thank you for being with us. May you
[00:03:34] be proud and have a good end. Goodbye.
[00:03:52] Buying essential goods these days is not worry-free for some
[00:03:56] families. It's very difficult to live
[00:04:00] with these prices, especially buying items, part
[00:04:04] of which is supported by the government and compensated through the food stamp program.
[00:04:07] People who have four children cannot buy everything they want for them,
[00:04:11] but at least with these food stamps, they can bring chicken or meat or something for their children.
[00:04:15] A small amount, it can be a subsidy.
[00:04:19] On the other hand, the financial ability of families to provide these very items also
[00:04:22] differs. From the point of view of wealth, if our situation is not good,
[00:04:26] it makes a big difference. Does shopping help you? Yes, yes, the difference, which, according
[00:04:30] to some citizens, with the increase in food stamp credit, low-income
[00:04:34] families can be somewhat compensated. If the amount of food stamps
[00:04:37] increases a little, I think it will be better.
[00:04:41] This that I
[00:04:43] got. This view brings up a new
[00:04:47] issue in the implementation of the food stamp plan. The goal of food stamps was
[00:04:50] to help the weaker members of society, but in
[00:04:54] the middle, something happened. A balance
[00:04:58] has not been established. Weak individuals are in the same category
[00:05:01] as some individuals who have high salaries. Is equal support for
[00:05:05] all deciles responsive to the different economic conditions
[00:05:08] of households or not? Those who are well-off should not
[00:05:12] receive it at all. I wonder why everyone gets it.
[00:05:15] Those who earn a lot of money every day don't need one or two
[00:05:19] million. They should disqualify themselves. In my opinion, everyone should get it.
[00:05:23] The higher deciles truly do not need food stamps.
[00:05:27] The lower deciles deserve it. We have people whose
[00:05:30] income might be more than 50 million
[00:05:33] and 70 million, but they are using food stamps. Whether a person is rich
[00:05:37] or poor, they need these food
[00:05:41] stamps. If they give it to poorer
[00:05:44] people who are more in need, it is much better. But the concern
[00:05:48] of the people is not just who gets food stamps.
[00:05:51] Many say that alongside these supports, something must also be done
[00:05:55] to control the prices of essential goods. What should the government
[00:05:58] do so that the impact of giving food stamps is felt more
[00:06:02] in people's lives? Control prices.
[00:06:05] As long as there is this inflation, the value of food stamps decreases every day.
[00:06:09] The government must control inflation.
[00:06:21] that has shifted the boundary between engineering and art.
[00:06:24] Karaj's B1 Bridge, a masterpiece one kilometer long
[00:06:28] and with a stunning height of 136 meters. It's an engineering
[00:06:31] masterpiece in Iran. The fact that
[00:06:34] no foreign engineer
[00:06:37] played a role in it and it was all done by Iranian children.
[00:06:41] It's an admirable project that, since
[00:06:45] 2016, relying on indigenous knowledge, was
[00:06:48] on the verge of completion and operation, but it became the target of destructive
[00:06:52] enemy attacks. In the days when planes flew over our
[00:06:56] heads during the 12-day imposed war, we were working here.
[00:06:59] Attacks whose goal was beyond physical damage:
[00:07:03] to stop the pace of development in the country. They can't stand the sight
[00:07:07] of Iranians building such a bridge. They want
[00:07:10] it to be destroyed, but
[00:07:13] our scientists,
[00:07:16] our engineers, stand strong and say, "We will fix it."
[00:07:20] Kudos to the honor and zeal of such people.
[00:07:23] Although these malicious actions caused structural damage to this
[00:07:27] concrete masterpiece, they could not break
[00:07:31] the chain of infrastructure development in the country. All foreign
[00:07:34] media are bowing to the engineering capabilities and efforts of
[00:07:38] our engineers, because the value of this project lies in the fact
[00:07:42] that this is a 100% Iranian project, without the presence of even a single
[00:07:46] foreign expert. For the reconstruction of this structure,
[00:07:49] the most capable domestic contractors and the most advanced
[00:07:52] modern engineering technologies are used so that this industrial wound
[00:07:56] can be healed with superior precision and quality.
[00:08:00] First, the surveying was done, then the debris removal
[00:08:03] was done, and
[00:08:05] the technical inspection
[00:08:08] was completed. As per our agreement, from the
[00:08:12] day this agreement was reached, we notified the contractor
[00:08:16] that he must complete this project within one year without
[00:08:19] adjustments. Change.
[00:08:22] According to estimates, with the completion of the B1
[00:08:26] Bridge project, about 35 to 40 percent of the traffic load
[00:08:30] on the Shahid Soleimani Freeway and the entrance and
[00:08:33] exit points of Karaj will be reduced. Sahar Mirzabeygi,
[00:08:37] IRIB News Agency.
[00:08:38] The
[00:08:42] first national meeting on agricultural cooperation
[00:08:45] between Iran and the African continent was held.
[00:08:48] My main message at this meeting is clear. Agricultural
[00:08:52] cooperation between Iran and Africa. At this meeting, the
[00:08:55] development of cooperation between Iran and African countries in the agricultural
[00:08:59] sector, with the transfer of technology and experiences, was
[00:09:02] emphasized. In various sub-sectors, in animal husbandry
[00:09:05] and poultry, in agriculture, horticulture, processing and complementary industries,
[00:09:09] agricultural mechanization, modern irrigation
[00:09:12] systems. These are areas of joint cooperation. In addition to the field of
[00:09:16] vaccines, seeds and modern
[00:09:20] irrigation methods, we have good communication
[00:09:23] in the field of education and empowerment. Trans-regional
[00:09:26] agriculture is one of the capacities that increases
[00:09:29] the scope of cooperation. In
[00:09:32] the field of corn and
[00:09:36] oilseed production, some of our investors are active in African
[00:09:39] countries. In the field of trans-regional
[00:09:43] cultivation, we actually have enormous capacity to carry out
[00:09:46] trans-regional cultivation there.
[00:09:50] Capacities that have been considered. A new approach
[00:09:53] has been created in the government towards Africa,
[00:09:57] and among them, six African countries have a joint
[00:10:00] commission with the Ministry of Agriculture. We also have a joint
[00:10:03] agricultural committee with 10 African countries.
[00:10:07] These commissions and committees are active,
[00:10:10] and the presence today of African
[00:10:13] countries, their representatives, their ambassadors here, where more than 15 African
[00:10:17] countries were present, indicates the
[00:10:20] interest of both sides for the development and strengthening
[00:10:26] of relations. According to the Minister of Agriculture, strengthening cooperation with
[00:10:29] African countries is effective in ensuring judicial security
[00:10:33] and agricultural development in the country. Heratian,
[00:10:36] IRIB News Agency. Problem-solving
[00:10:40] with student creativity.
[00:10:43] One of the advantages of connecting universities with
[00:10:46] industry is that problems are seen better, and
[00:10:50] solutions emerge from knowledge
[00:10:53] and creativity. Here we do programming, we
[00:10:56] go there and test it on industrial equipment. So there's a very
[00:11:00] close connection with industry. Yes, exactly. Just
[00:11:04] like this student group that, by being in the heart of the industry, went
[00:11:07] after one of the challenges of industries dependent on
[00:11:11] hydraulic pumps. They adjust the pressure and flow valves for us.
[00:11:15] Production of electronic boards
[00:11:18] for precise adjustment of hydraulic valve pressure.
[00:11:21] These boards, considering the pressure drop
[00:11:25] that the system experiences after extensive operation,
[00:11:29] and the increase in oil temperature and decrease in viscosity,
[00:11:32] compensate for this pressure drop for us. A technological product
[00:11:35] that has no domestic or foreign equivalent. We prepare
[00:11:39] the device for operation. A
[00:11:42] board that, by precisely adjusting the pressure of the devices,
[00:11:45] increases efficiency by up to 40 percent
[00:11:49] and also prevents equipment wear and tear.
[00:11:52] It precisely adjusts the operating pressures
[00:11:56] to what has been defined for it. We spent 4 years
[00:11:59] on this product. Initially,
[00:12:02] well, because we were active in the hydraulic
[00:12:06] industry and the machine-building
[00:12:09] industry, we came across this problem. So you saw the problem?
[00:12:13] Yes, yes, we first saw the problem,
[00:12:16] investigated it, and decided to form
[00:12:20] a team for this work. Here, the university is not just a place for education.
[00:12:23] The efforts and scientific achievements of these dear ones
[00:12:27] should go beyond the classroom and laboratory and be able
[00:12:30] to connect with the real challenges
[00:12:32] of society and industry. Knowledge turns into solutions,
[00:12:36] and creativity solves industry's problems.
[00:12:40] Mohammad Ali Soheilpour, IRIB News Agency,
[00:12:43] Khomeynishahr.
[00:15:18] This is the beautiful dress of the men
[00:15:21] of Haydel. Haydel. We
[00:16:07] came here to make Trump understand that you, gambler
[00:16:10] Trump, are nothing. We are always
[00:16:14] ready with weapons. We were ready and will remain ready.
[00:16:18] I came for the revolution, for the martyred commanders.
[00:16:21] I came
[00:16:25] The train above me
[00:16:28] became an angel, and everyone
[00:16:31] became an angel. Gatherings in Khorramabad.
[00:16:34] And when the
[00:19:32] march began, the crowd
[00:19:35] created lasting images.
[00:20:13] The fact that people are in the streets and prove their devotion is enough to put
[00:20:16] Trump in his place. The Iranian nation stands firm.
[00:20:20] We are resistant and will be there until the end. We will not
[00:20:24] give an inch of this land to anyone. We will not let anyone look at our land badly.
[00:20:27] They can't even open the Strait of Hormuz. This shows
[00:20:31] that people are strong both in faith and
[00:20:35] in military power. He threatens that we should be afraid and
[00:20:38] surrender. Do we surrender? These people love their country.
[00:20:42] دارن
[00:20:43] Applause.
[00:21:04] The dear people of Khorramabad went all out.
[00:21:08] They were great and devoted,
[00:21:12] brave and full of glory.
[00:21:15] What dear people we have!
[00:21:18] Hail to the brave people of Javo
[00:21:22] e enemy.
[00:21:24] Javo e
[00:21:27] enemy. The
[00:21:31] victorious gun.
[00:21:34] Dark gun.
[00:21:38] Dark
[00:21:38] gun.
[00:21:46] If you become a monument to.
[00:22:25] In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. Greetings to my dear children.
[00:22:28] I read your kind letters. I thank
[00:22:31] you for your abundant kindness, young and motivated students,
[00:22:35] and I will specifically pray for all of you
[00:22:38] who have placed a debt on my shoulders.
[00:22:42] In your letters and those of many young people and students
[00:22:45] who have shown me such kindness and affection,
[00:22:49] determination, will, and sense of
[00:22:52] responsibility for building the future shine through.
[00:22:56] This strong covenant is a precious
[00:23:00] trust that is rooted in the pure
[00:23:03] Muhammadan Islam (peace be upon him and his family)
[00:23:06] and the legacy of the great Khomeini and the martyred
[00:23:10] Khamenei (may God elevate their status),
[00:23:14] and it is the bond of our covenant
[00:23:17] with each other. For this purpose,
[00:23:21] as much as you can, equip yourselves with the weapons of knowledge, faith,
[00:23:24] self-purification, intimacy with God,
[00:23:28] and a deep understanding of the teachings of the Quran
[00:23:31] and the Ahl al-Bayt (peace be upon them), and with
[00:23:35] doubled effort and innovation, increase the strength
[00:23:38] and power of dear Iran, so that
[00:23:41] with the prayer of our kind Master (may
[00:23:44] Allah hasten his reappearance), the path of the covenanting
[00:23:47] armies towards the peaks
[00:23:51] of progress and Islamic Iranian civilization
[00:23:55] may be realized better and faster,
[00:23:58] God willing.
[00:24:20] The Minister of Cultural Heritage, Tourism, and Handicrafts, referring to the
[00:24:24] impact of air sanctions on tourism, said that these sanctions have not
[00:24:27] had much impact on the tourism trend, and
[00:24:30] foreign tourists have traveled to Iran in these very weeks. According
[00:24:34] to Mr. Salehi Amiri, efforts are underway to return to normal
[00:24:38] and lift air sanctions. We have started three things
[00:24:41] now. The first thing is that we are in talks
[00:24:45] with our neighbors to activate land borders. China's gates are
[00:24:49] now active. Flights to Russia are active.
[00:24:52] Some neighboring countries have started their flights and will activate them
[00:24:56] in the coming days. This is our second path. The third
[00:24:59] point that we emphasize is that
[00:25:03] during this opportunity, we are announcing our protest to international
[00:25:06] bodies due to this illegal
[00:25:10] and inhuman behavior of the Americans. We hope that in
[00:25:13] the coming days, we will be able to break
[00:25:16] the air embargo, which has already been somewhat broken.
[00:25:23] The exhibition and the exquisite book "Thousands of Years of Iran" were unveiled.
[00:25:26] This book includes diverse photos of Iran's cultural heritage across
[00:25:30] the country, and the photographer, in numerous trips at different
[00:25:34] hours of day and night and in various seasons, has captured unique moments
[00:25:37] of Iran's cultural and historical heritage. In fact,
[00:25:41] the book "Thousands of Years of Iran"
[00:25:44] was selected from a package of 3,000 photos,
[00:25:48] and this we included 220 photos in the book
[00:25:52] "Thousands of Years of Iran," and this is approximately
[00:25:55] around 20 to 22 years of photos that have been
[00:25:59] recorded from Iran over various periods. And
[00:26:02] if you ask me how many trips it was, I might
[00:26:06] say I was always traveling. Even if
[00:26:10] I wasn't traveling, I was traveling in the photos while editing
[00:26:13] them. A practical
[00:26:16] workshop on oral history was held at the Ministry of Cultural
[00:26:19] Heritage, Tourism, and Handicrafts. The purpose of holding it was to
[00:26:23] build capacity and draw attention to forgotten indigenous
[00:26:26] and traditional skills, knowledge, and expertise
[00:26:30] for their use by current generations. We can manage
[00:26:33] this knowledge, transfer experiences, and
[00:26:37] transfer these experiences to today's people.
[00:26:40] The most important point about oral history is that it is a part
[00:26:43] of historical knowledge that is
[00:26:46] not in books, not in photos, not in reports,
[00:26:50] not in existing media, but in people's minds. And if
[00:26:54] you don't record this historical information,
[00:26:57] this knowledge will disappear with us.
[00:27:00] UNESCO experts traveled
[00:27:03] to Iran to examine Masouleh for registration on
[00:27:07] UNESCO's World Heritage List. The Masouleh dossier, a city with a unique
[00:27:11] historical and natural landscape in northern Iran, had previously
[00:27:14] been sent to UNESCO once, but due to some technical reasons, such as
[00:27:18] the interference of historical background with modern life,
[00:27:21] it was not registered globally. Now,
[00:27:25] experts and archaeologists, by re-examining the importance of this
[00:27:29] 4,000-year-old city, have tried to complete
[00:27:31] the information and bring its global registration to fruition.
[00:27:34] We took the narrative of the dossier towards the field
[00:27:38] of archaeological studies and historical documents regarding
[00:27:41] the roots of cultural landscape development
[00:27:45] in the ancient iron industry, iron metallurgy,
[00:27:49] and the role of this iron in the development of the landscape
[00:27:53] as a whole was seriously examined. Elham Goran,
[00:27:56] IRIB News Agency.
[00:27:58] In the name
[00:30:17] of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. Hello, dear and respected viewers. The Foreign
[00:30:20] Minister, emphasizing Iran's readiness for any
[00:30:23] scenario, announced that the country's weapons have been updated,
[00:30:27] their weaknesses have been eliminated, and new weapons
[00:30:31] have also been tested. Mr. Zarif, in an interview with Al Jazeera, referring to Iran's
[00:30:34] military readiness, said: "Given the behavior of the US government in
[00:30:38] the past two years, we are more prepared than before for any
[00:30:41] eventuality, and we have learned many lessons from past wars."
[00:30:44] Regarding the possibility of meeting with the American
[00:30:48] delegation, he said: "Consultations with Qatari friends in Doha are ongoing,
[00:30:51] but we have no plans to meet with the American
[00:30:54] delegation." The Foreign Minister continued: "The plan that is currently
[00:30:58] on the table is..."