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[00:00:19] Hello, good evening, dear and respected viewers.
[00:00:23] The President, in a meeting with governors, once again emphasized
[00:00:26] empathy and cohesion to solve problems. Mr.
[00:00:30] Pezeshkian said: We are servants of the people and should act in such a way
[00:00:34] that people see service and empathy from us.
[00:00:38] The President addressed the governors saying: Don't wait for
[00:00:42] directives, and by creating coordination in the province, involve everyone
[00:00:45] in carrying out tasks and solving issues. Mr.
[00:00:48] Pezeshkian, repeatedly emphasizing the promotion of a culture of saving in
[00:00:52] all areas, said: We must involve people in the discussion of saving
[00:00:56] and start with ourselves first.
[00:01:02] Consultations of Tehran's envoy in Beijing. The Deputy Secretary of the
[00:01:06] Supreme National Security Council of Iran, who traveled to China,
[00:01:09] discussed with the country's Foreign Minister the latest regional developments,
[00:01:12] diplomatic initiatives of Tehran to end
[00:01:16] the war, and solutions to strengthen sustainable security in
[00:01:19] the region. consultations
[00:01:22] were held.
[00:01:24] The Great Hall of the People in Beijing hosted a guest
[00:01:28] from Iran.
[00:01:30] The meeting between the Deputy Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council of Iran
[00:01:34] and the Chinese Foreign Minister was aimed at
[00:01:38] transforming the common views of Iran and China into practical
[00:01:41] initiatives to restore peace and stability to
[00:01:45] the region. In this meeting, it was emphasized
[00:01:49] that China supports the approach of the Islamic Republic of Iran
[00:01:52] in the field of diplomacy, as we will have a
[00:01:56] common view on both the issue of
[00:02:00] war and the issue of diplomacy between the Islamic Republic of
[00:02:03] Iran and the People's Republic of China.
[00:02:07] In this meeting, both sides condemned the aggressive war of the US and the Zionist
[00:02:10] regime against Iran and the crime of assassinating the leader of the Islamic Revolution
[00:02:14] and his family. The Chinese Foreign Minister
[00:02:17] once again supported the approach of the Islamic Republic
[00:02:20] of Iran in defending its security, sovereignty, and
[00:02:23] territorial integrity and called for
[00:02:27] a fundamental solution to the crisis in the region.
[00:02:30] The issue is that the cause of instability and the root of
[00:02:34] insecurity in the region is the Zionist regime, and until
[00:02:37] the Palestinian issue is resolved, the
[00:02:40] region will not see peace. Therefore, we
[00:02:44] believe that any initiative,
[00:02:48] any design, and any arrangements in the region
[00:02:51] that do not consider this main factor, namely
[00:02:55] the crisis created by the Zionist regime
[00:02:58] and the issue of
[00:03:01] securing the rights of the Palestinian nation, that
[00:03:03] initiative or those arrangements will be unsuccessful
[00:03:07] and will not reach a conclusion.
[00:03:10] Reviewing the executive dimensions of the Chinese President's four-point
[00:03:13] initiative to strengthen peace and stability in the region
[00:03:17] was another axis of consultations between the Deputy Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council of
[00:03:21] Iran and the Chinese Foreign Minister. Consultations between
[00:03:23] Iran and China will continue in the near future
[00:03:27] with the visit of Beijing's special envoy to the region.
[00:03:30] This will be followed up. IRIB News Agency. Beijing.
[00:03:34] پکه.
[00:03:37] Judicial security and the provision of essential goods, relying on domestic
[00:03:40] capacities, have been fully maintained. According to the Deputy Minister of Legal and
[00:03:44] International Affairs of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, active regional
[00:03:47] and international diplomacy, alongside this capability, has been utilized to further
[00:03:51] strengthen the country's judicial security.
[00:03:55] In addition to the role of
[00:03:59] domestic realities and domestic production, regional and international
[00:04:02] cooperation is also a suitable factor for
[00:04:06] ensuring food security of countries, and the Islamic Republic of
[00:04:10] Iran has very good cooperation, especially with
[00:04:13] its neighboring countries in the field of agriculture, and we fully
[00:04:17] utilize the capacities of regional and international organizations such as
[00:04:21] BRICS, Shanghai, the Eurasian Union, and
[00:04:24] also the FAO. We also have very good relations with these
[00:04:28] member countries of these organizations and the organizations themselves,
[00:04:31] so that we can better and more
[00:04:35] provide for the food security of the people.
[00:04:38] The CEO of the National Housing
[00:04:40] Fund announced the start of grants and interest-free loans
[00:04:44] for the construction of housing for the deprived. Mr.
[00:04:47] Khosravi Mokhtari said the agreement for these facilities has been
[00:04:50] finalized with the Planning and Budget Organization, and the fund is
[00:04:54] pursuing the receipt of funds from the Treasury.
[00:04:57] In
[00:05:01] the coming week, we will for the first time this
[00:05:04] year allocate two and a half trillion rials
[00:05:08] to housing for the deprived. The Planning and Budget Organization, with which
[00:05:11] we exchanged the agreement, we are now following up to receive it from the Treasury.
[00:05:15] بگیریم
[00:05:17] Under the management of the Deputy Minister of Housing of the Ministry of Roads and Urban Development,
[00:05:21] it will be distributed among the Imam Khomeini Relief Committee,
[00:05:24] the Welfare Organization, and the Housing Foundation to
[00:05:27] vulnerable and
[00:05:30] deprived groups. Part of it is a grant,
[00:05:33] and a large part
[00:05:35] is in fact
[00:05:38] interest-free loans. Mostly grants.
[00:05:46] The war against Iran reduced the profit of one of Europe's largest
[00:05:50] airlines. Ryanair announced that the increase
[00:05:53] in jet fuel costs was one of the factors that led to a 6%
[00:05:57] decrease in the profit of this Irish company in the second quarter of
[00:06:01] the current year. A jump of about 70%
[00:06:04] in jet fuel prices after the US war against Iran has posed a serious
[00:06:08] challenge to the global aviation industry. This
[00:06:12] price increase has led to an average 20% increase in
[00:06:16] airline ticket prices in the US.
[00:06:19] Previously, Alaska Airlines in the US eliminated
[00:06:23] 20 jobs due to increased costs.
[00:06:26] Spirit Airlines in the US also went bankrupt
[00:06:30] some time ago, affected by factors such as high fuel prices.
[00:06:34] In today's drone attacks by the Zionist
[00:06:36] regime on central and southern Gaza Strip, three Palestinians were martyred
[00:06:40] and four were injured. In these attacks, Gaza City
[00:06:44] in the north, Deir al-Balah in the center, and areas in
[00:06:47] Khan Yunis and Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip
[00:06:51] were targeted by the occupying army.
[00:06:55] The Zionist regime's army also
[00:06:57] carried out a large-scale explosive operation
[00:07:01] in the village of Al-Musaddar in the central Gaza Strip.
[00:07:05] According to the spokesperson of the Palestinian Ministry of Health
[00:07:08] in Gaza, last month saw the highest number
[00:07:12] of casualties since the ceasefire was implemented
[00:07:15] last October. News from the West
[00:07:19] Bank also indicates that the occupying forces have withdrawn
[00:07:22] from Hebron after 10 days of occupation and looting.
[00:07:25] منطقه عقب نشینی
[00:07:27] On the
[00:07:29] 246th night, gatherings of people
[00:07:33] from the cities of Tehran province, emphasizing
[00:07:36] national unity, declared their readiness to defend Iran.
[00:07:40] Don't be afraid, don't be afraid. God is with
[00:07:44] us. You hit the target.
[00:07:47] God is with us. The flag-bearing of the people of the cities of Tehran
[00:07:51] province has now entered its 246th night. The people
[00:07:54] who consider the leader of the revolution's explicit delay as a sign of power and
[00:07:58] readiness to confront any threat. We are a revolutionary
[00:08:02] nation. We are people on the scene. We are people on
[00:08:05] the field. We are all behind this system, behind this armed
[00:08:08] force.
[00:10:29] Israeli attacks on Gaza have displaced nearly 2 million Palestinians, most of whom
[00:10:32] have taken refuge in the city of Rafah in the south.
[00:10:36] Now, with new Israeli threats
[00:10:40] against this area and statements by its politicians
[00:10:43] to permanently expel Palestinians from the Gaza
[00:10:46] Strip, the fear of another forced displacement is increasing.
[00:10:50] افزایش
[00:10:54] We must create a humanitarian
[00:11:07] crisis that forces Egypt, Turkey, and Europe to accept
[00:11:11] Arabs as refugees.
[00:11:14] The goal of the Zionist project was the annihilation and destruction of the Palestinian nation,
[00:11:18] and the method of operation was mainly based on the expulsion of Arabs and mass
[00:11:21] killings. Approximately two million Palestinians in
[00:11:51] the Gaza Strip have been forced to flee
[00:11:55] to save their lives, to escape death and destruction.
[00:11:59] Destruction that has even reached
[00:12:02] the safe zones that were announced to them.
[00:12:06] Israel's war in Gaza has brought about an unprecedented humanitarian catastrophe.
[00:12:10] The people of Gaza, who have been pushed into a corner
[00:12:14] in Rafah by the Israeli army's air and ground attacks
[00:12:17] and are in distress, are enduring the worst fears.
[00:12:21] As of February 21,
[00:12:24] 2024, nearly 30,000 Palestinians have been killed
[00:12:27] by the Israeli army, and over 60,000 people have been
[00:12:31] injured or disabled. Thousands more
[00:12:34] were missing, and many were buried
[00:12:38] under the rubble. Israel's true goal is clear:
[00:12:41] to empty the land of Palestinians. Marwan Muasher,
[00:12:44] former Jordanian Foreign Minister and former ambassador to Washington
[00:12:48] and Tel Aviv, has been involved in Arab-Israeli relations for years.
[00:12:51] Israel is destroying all forms
[00:12:55] of life in Gaza. Not just human lives,
[00:12:59] but also infrastructure, schools,
[00:13:02] places of worship, and hospitals in a clear attempt to make
[00:13:06] Gaza uninhabitable, so that Palestinians are
[00:13:09] forced to leave there.
[00:13:13] Jordan has been at the forefront
[00:13:17] of warning the world about the dangers of mass
[00:13:20] and large-scale displacement of Palestinians.
[00:13:24] I think in response to the first part of the question
[00:13:27] about the entry of refugees into Jordan, with absolute certainty,
[00:13:31] and not just from the country of Jordan, but also from
[00:13:34] our friends in Egypt, I can say that this is a red line because
[00:13:38] I believe this is a pre-planned map by the same old players
[00:13:42] to impose a fait accompli on the region. No refugees will come
[00:13:46] to Jordan, no refugees will go to Egypt. Many people in the West look
[00:13:50] at this and say how is it possible that the Palestinian
[00:13:53] people are not allowed to enter? But
[00:13:57] in fact, this is the position of the Palestinians themselves, who learned
[00:14:00] in 1948 that they do not want to leave
[00:14:04] there. Therefore, the decision to
[00:14:07] close the border is actually a decision not to allow
[00:14:10] Israel to solve the conflict at the expense of Palestinians
[00:14:12] and to expel Palestinians from
[00:14:16] their land.
[00:14:20] Most UN member states have expressed concern about the fate
[00:14:23] of the 2.3 million people in Gaza
[00:14:27] and have openly condemned Israeli politicians
[00:14:30] and leaders who call for the expulsion of Palestinians.
[00:14:33] هستند محکوم
[00:14:35] On
[00:14:38] January 28, at least 10 ministers from the Israeli cabinet
[00:14:42] participated in an event titled "Resettlement in Gaza"
[00:14:45] in Jerusalem, where Itamar Ben-Gvir
[00:14:48] spoke to a cheering crowd.
[00:14:52] It's
[00:14:56] time to encourage migration. We want to resettle
[00:15:00] Gaza. The government must make
[00:15:03] a courageous decision. No Arabs will remain
[00:15:06] in the Gaza Strip. They will go to Turkey, Scotland,
[00:15:10] and Britain, and anywhere else. I want them to
[00:15:14] leave Gaza, and we will use different methods. One of them
[00:15:18] is a complete cut-off of humanitarian aid so that countries around the world
[00:15:21] feel sorry for them and give them refuge.
[00:15:25] Experts say that plans for the displacement
[00:15:29] and transfer of these Palestinians began decades ago.
[00:15:32] The most important method that these European Jewish settlers
[00:15:36] used to seize Palestinian land
[00:15:39] and build their homeland on it was ethnic cleansing,
[00:15:43] expulsion, and forced displacement.
[00:15:46] Professor Ilan Pappé,
[00:15:50] an Israeli historian in the field of ethnic cleansing of Palestinians,
[00:15:53] says this process began in the late
[00:15:57] 19th century with an ideological movement called
[00:16:00] Zionism. Experts believe that
[00:16:04] plans for the displacement and transfer of Palestinians
[00:16:07] began decades ago, and the main
[00:16:10] tool of European Jewish settlers for seizing
[00:16:14] Palestinian land was ethnic cleansing,
[00:16:17] expulsion, and forced displacement.
[00:16:21] This phenomenon took shape in the late 19th
[00:16:24] century with the intellectual current known as Zionism.
[00:16:27] At that time, Britain was the main architect
[00:16:31] and ally of Zionist aspirations in Palestine.
[00:16:34] Britain
[00:16:41] administered Palestine as part of its colonial territory.
[00:16:45] The assassination and killing of Palestinian leaders
[00:16:49] by Britain paved the way for the Arab Revolt of
[00:16:52] 1936. After this
[00:16:55] revolt, Britain sent a commission to Palestine,
[00:16:59] and this commission was the first body
[00:17:02] to propose the idea of forming two states.
[00:17:06] Gradual displacement and the gradual movement of parts
[00:17:09] of the population were part of the idea of forming
[00:17:12] two states. Professor
[00:17:16] Issam Nassar, a Palestinian historian whose focus is on
[00:17:19] the history of the British Mandate period, says:
[00:17:23] The key and leading figure at that time was a person
[00:17:26] named Yosef Weitz. Weitz was the head
[00:17:30] of the Jewish National Fund. The duty of this fund
[00:17:33] was considered to be land acquisition for Jews.
[00:17:45] They prepared it and implemented it in April and early May. The first phase of Plan
[00:17:48] D was to seize Palestinian urban spaces
[00:17:51] and depopulate most Palestinian cities. Of the
[00:17:55] 75,000 people living in Haifa, only 3,000
[00:17:59] remained. The old Arab neighborhoods of Haifa are today
[00:18:02] decorated with Arabic names and signs here and there
[00:18:06] and old photos of their expelled owners on the walls
[00:18:10] of houses. South of Haifa, Jaffa
[00:18:13] was another large Palestinian port that was forcibly
[00:18:17] depopulated by Zionist forces.
[00:18:21] صهیونیستی خالی از سکنه
[00:18:22] The Samad family was one of
[00:18:25] the few families that managed to remain
[00:18:29] there. The main tool for the ethnic cleansing of Palestine
[00:18:32] between 1947 and
[00:18:35] 1948 was the violence
[00:18:38] of various Zionist terrorist groups.
[00:18:41] At that time, the British called them terrorist
[00:18:45] groups. Important Palestinian cities,
[00:18:48] including Haifa, were in that period when
[00:18:51] British officials called the Zionist aggressors in those
[00:18:54] cities terrorist groups. People were expelled
[00:18:58] from all important Palestinian cities like Jaffa.
[00:19:01] If you imagine what is happening to Palestinians
[00:19:04] in Gaza today, you should know that in those years,
[00:19:08] the Zionists pushed the entire Palestinian population towards Rafah
[00:19:12] and towards the border, and explicitly stated
[00:19:16] that their strategic plan was to expel Palestinians.
[00:19:19] Today's Israelis announce that their desired scenario
[00:19:23] is the complete expulsion of all Palestinians from Gaza to Sinai,
[00:19:26] and they don't just want to keep them in Sinai, but they want to disperse
[00:19:29] them all over the world. The Israeli Ministry of Intelligence
[00:19:33] on October 13, 2023, recommended
[00:19:36] the forced and permanent expulsion of millions of Palestinians
[00:19:39] living in the Gaza Strip to Egyptian Sinai.
[00:19:42] After the leaked version was published
[00:19:45] in the Israeli magazine
[00:19:48] 972, the Israeli Ministry of Intelligence
[00:19:51] confirmed the authenticity of this document.
[00:19:54] کرد.
[00:20:00] The vast majority of new Gaza refugees are descendants
[00:20:03] of families who were expelled from lands now occupied
[00:20:07] by Israel. They were expelled by sea
[00:20:11] because Jaffa is a coastal city. Those who
[00:20:14] went south, tens of thousands, were driven to Gaza.
[00:20:18] Gaza is only 65
[00:20:21] kilometers from Jaffa.
[00:20:23] داره
[00:20:31] Juliette Touma is one of the few aid workers who
[00:20:35] has been able to enter Gaza during the war.
[00:20:39] Places like schools have been forced to become shelters.
[00:20:42] Even those shelters were not spared during the war.
[00:20:46] We recorded that over 300 people were killed
[00:20:50] in attacks on these schools and shelters alone, and
[00:20:53] over a thousand were injured. These figures are only for
[00:20:57] UN facilities. Following the so-called
[00:21:01] evacuation orders that Israeli authorities constantly issued,
[00:21:05] at least 1 million people were displaced. They created a sense
[00:21:08] of absolute terror to force people to leave.
[00:21:12] Experts say: Today's events are
[00:21:16] a continuation of decades of Israeli practice in expelling Palestinians.
[00:21:36] So far, Israel has used a gradual policy of ethnic cleansing.
[00:21:40] About half a million Palestinians have been expelled in various
[00:21:44] ways or prevented from returning.
[00:21:47] Past policies indicate
[00:21:52] that efforts to end Gaza
[00:21:55] are not new. In 1967, there was a plan
[00:21:58] to reduce the number of refugees in Gaza, and the talk was about destroying
[00:22:02] refugee camps and transferring this population to Jordan. This continued
[00:22:06] until Jordan blocked the entry of Gazans. Approximately half a million
[00:22:10] Palestinians were deprived of return. Previous practices attest that efforts
[00:22:13] to resolve the issue of Gaza and expel the population of this area
[00:22:17] are not a new issue at all. Over the years, a total of 12,000
[00:22:21] residents of Gaza went to Jordan. In 1969, they were temporarily
[00:22:25] settled in a refugee camp near
[00:22:28] Jerash. There were discussions that
[00:22:31] let's destroy the refugee camps and transfer these people to Jordan
[00:22:35] until Jordan prevented the continuation of this situation. The Gaza
[00:22:39] camp is the poorest and most marginalized camp
[00:22:42] in Jordan, and the reason is that the residents of that camp
[00:22:46] do not have the national ID card necessary for employment.
[00:22:50] But we can establish their continued Palestinian identity.
[00:22:54] Nazal is one of the founders of
[00:22:57] a cooperative that helps Gazan refugee women in Jordan
[00:23:01] find jobs that are appropriate for their culture.
[00:23:04] Amal Eradeh is of Palestinian descent from Gaza, who was displaced
[00:23:07] from their homes twice by Israeli forces.
[00:23:11] Our displacement began
[00:23:14] when my grandparents fled from the village of Ghalal.
[00:23:17] My brother always blamed my father for staying in the village.
[00:23:21] My father said we had no choice in the face of death and were forced
[00:23:25] to leave there. They were defenseless. After we saw what was happening
[00:23:28] in Gaza, we finally understood why our families left
[00:23:32] there. Otherwise, we might not be alive today. We want
[00:23:36] to do something for the people of Gaza.
[00:23:40] You can see continuous efforts over the past 75
[00:23:43] years to erase Palestinian identity.
[00:23:46] Simple ways like forced displacement to Jordan, which turned this country
[00:23:52] into a temporary station for millions of Palestinians who
[00:23:55] were driven from their homes. So now
[00:23:59] you see that symbols like watermelon, embroidery,
[00:24:03] and even the kuffiyeh without embroidery are used in the global
[00:24:06] solidarity movement and among Palestinian diaspora communities
[00:24:10] as a double affirmation that not only do we exist,
[00:24:13] but now everyone knows that we exist.
[00:24:17] Over the years, Jordan has become
[00:24:20] a transit station for Palestinians who have been driven
[00:24:24] from their homes and displaced to other countries.
[00:24:27] I am a descendant of the Atta family.
[00:24:31] May God bless his soul and my father's.
[00:24:34] He lived in Katamon, a part of West Jerusalem that was occupied
[00:24:38] in '48. Therefore,
[00:24:41] in the '48 war, we were forced
[00:24:45] to leave our homes and were expelled.
[00:24:48] These are parts of the architectural
[00:24:51] plans of our house in Katamon, and I
[00:24:54] see the date stamp
[00:24:56] on it. It says: City Engineering
[00:24:59] Department. January 4th,
[00:25:03] let me see. Yes,
[00:25:06] January 4th, 1945.
[00:25:10] سال هزار و بذارید
[00:25:13] This was something I was very pleased and happy to
[00:25:17] see and find. My father's signature
[00:25:22] as the owner
[00:25:25] is here.
[00:25:28] مالک اینجا
[00:25:30] Khalil Attiya.
[00:25:34] Mohammad Atta runs a farm
[00:25:37] in the Jordan Valley, directly opposite his hometown
[00:25:40] of Jericho. He is one of nearly
[00:25:43] 4 million Palestinian refugees in Jordan
[00:25:46] who are eagerly awaiting the day they can return
[00:25:50] to their former homes.
[00:25:53] And
[00:25:56] we left Jericho when I was 13 during the
[00:25:59] '67 war. One of
[00:26:04] the things I remember is how all of us, my mother and her 12
[00:26:07] children, and some neighbors, all got into one
[00:26:10] car. Well, another thing I remember is that Israeli planes
[00:26:14] were bombing people as they fled. Yes,
[00:26:17] they were bombing them as they fled. Yes, they were bombing them.
[00:26:21] Talk of history repeating itself and how a family
[00:26:25] was, by a plane, in fact,
[00:26:27] I can say that it was massacred and killed.
[00:26:31] شد.
[00:26:48] declared many rural communities as closed military
[00:26:52] zones.
[00:26:56] Um al-Umq, a community of 300 people, was declared
[00:26:59] a closed military zone in May 2023, and
[00:27:03] its residents were expelled.
[00:27:07] In 2023 alone, 12 such communities
[00:27:10] were driven out at gunpoint.
[00:27:14] The people of Um al-Umq today live in camps less
[00:27:18] than 15 kilometers from their former homes in the occupied
[00:27:21] West Bank. It was in 1967
[00:27:24] that Israel decided to seize our lands.
[00:27:28] By 1969,
[00:27:30] Since the start of the war in Gaza,
[00:28:02] over 300 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli settlers
[00:28:06] and the army.
[00:28:09] In
[00:28:13] a parallel battlefield, Israel has a mechanism through which
[00:28:16] approximately 20,000 people are employed daily to control
[00:28:20] and inspect Palestinians wherever they are.
[00:28:24] And part of this control and supervision sometimes includes
[00:28:27] confronting individual cases of ethnic
[00:28:31] cleansing.
[00:28:33] But this is a continuous reality that never ends
[00:28:37] and does not stop. What Jordan and Egypt are doing
[00:28:40] today is raising awareness in the international community about
[00:28:44] the issue of mass forced displacement and Israel's true
[00:28:48] goals so that such a scenario does not materialize.
[00:28:51] Today, we can never say that mass forced displacement
[00:28:54] belongs to the past and cannot be repeated
[00:28:58] again. We are patient, we pray
[00:29:02] that we return. I believe that I will return home.
[00:29:05] گردم.
[00:29:08] But I'll take my tent with me because all our homes
[00:29:12] have been flattened. We'll take our children's tents and
[00:29:16] spend the rest of our lives there, if we survive,
[00:29:19] of course. Thank God, what else can we do?
[00:29:23] Nothing. Praise be to God.
[00:29:27] Despite various crimes against Palestinians after October
[00:29:30] 7th, many residents of Gaza returned after the ceasefire,
[00:29:34] despite continued Israeli attacks on the Gaza Strip. Many of
[00:29:38] them do not want to leave Gaza at any cost, so that the bitter
[00:29:41] experience of 1948, which Palestinians call
[00:29:44] the Nakba, is not repeated. They want to remain in
[00:29:47] their own land, even if it is destroyed.
[00:29:50] باقی بمونن.
[00:30:22] In the name of God, hello and good evening to you, dear viewers. Welcome to this news segment.
[00:30:26] The reality on the ground in the Strait of Hormuz exposed
[00:30:30] the lying commander of CENTCOM. The IRGC Navy Command, in response to
[00:30:33] Brad Cooper's false claim that the Strait of Hormuz is under control,
[00:30:37] wrote: Only since November 24th, which was the date of Brad
[00:30:41] Cooper, the CENTCOM commander's, show visit to the Strait of Hormuz,
[00:30:43] until today, 11 violating oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz
[00:30:47] have burned and some have sunk to the depths of the sea.
[00:30:50] اعماق دریا
[00:30:51] The second conference to examine
[00:30:55] the dimensions of the military aggression of the American
[00:30:58] enemy.