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[00:00:12] of
[00:00:14] a of
[00:00:22] of
[00:00:30] President says assassinations
[00:00:35] of of the marted leader of the Islamic Revolution, military commanders and scientists proved the falsehood of aggressors claims to human
[00:00:39] rights. Iran says a joint statement with
[00:00:43] Oman on the straight of Hormus is in the final drafting stage if
[00:00:47] certain
[00:00:47] in third parties do not obstruct the
[00:00:49] process. Under Press TV
[00:00:53] exclusive
[00:00:54] in Israely forces launch a large scale rate and Colandia refugee camp
[00:00:58] in central occupied. West bank raising fears of a
[00:01:02] prolonged military
[00:01:03] campaign.
[00:01:08] of
[00:01:14] Greetings to you from
[00:01:16] of Taran and Bahman and you're watching Press TV news. It is
[00:01:19] of 3:30 am local time at midnight
[00:01:23] of GMT. Iran's president says all
[00:01:27] of enemy plans and pressures are aimed at making the people.
[00:01:30] dissatisfied
[00:01:31] of and provoking them to protest, but the Iranian
[00:01:34] of
[00:01:34] of people will stand for their country.an added that the
[00:01:38] entire Iranian nation helped to keep the country together, even
[00:01:42] those were objections to the
[00:01:43] of government.
[00:01:47] the enemies been trying to
[00:01:51] dismantle us, but the fact that we could continue,
[00:01:55] it's
[00:01:55] of because
[00:01:55] of the noble people of Iran, not just the people who gathered in the
[00:01:59] streets. "everybody who endears
[00:02:02] a and holds iran dearly in their heart,
[00:02:06] despite all the difficulties, it's not just the people who gathered in the streets, it was
[00:02:10] not just them
[00:02:11] who preserved Iran, every person who sees the
[00:02:15] difficulties and tolerates them, they are working
[00:02:19] for their
[00:02:23] of country, speaking
[00:02:23] in a televised interview, president said the government has
[00:02:27] managed the country under the most difficult conditions." since the
[00:02:30] islamic revolution by relying on the people's solidarity, he
[00:02:34] cited war, sanctions, energy imbalance and water crisis
[00:02:38] as the most important challenges facing the nation.
[00:02:42] Pesishiyan stressed that the enemies plotted to cause social collapse and
[00:02:46] forced the country into submission through missile strikes and
[00:02:49] destruction, but the people's support prevented that. The Iranian
[00:02:53] president asserted that the assassination
[00:02:56] of the marted leader
[00:02:57] of the Islamic Revolution as well as military commander. and scientists by
[00:03:01] the
[00:03:01] a US is
[00:03:01] of really aggressors has proved the falsehood
[00:03:04] of their claim to human rights, freedoms and similar
[00:03:08] topics, he praised the new
[00:03:09] of leader
[00:03:10] of the islamic revolution khamani
[00:03:13] describing his character in terms of ethics, logic and
[00:03:17] humility as truly
[00:03:18] exceptional.
[00:03:28] Iran's foreign ministry spokesman, says a joint
[00:03:31] of statement between Iran and Oman and the straight of Hermus is now at the
[00:03:34] of stage of final review and drafting. Ismail
[00:03:37] bagai described the talks with Oman on managing maritime traffic in the
[00:03:41] strategic Borter Bay as professional, adding that both sides
[00:03:45] have agreed on the root coordinates. He stressed
[00:03:50] in that the closure of the straight of Formus was the result
[00:03:50] of the US and Israel's aggression against Iran. The
[00:03:54] spokesman said and Iran Oman understanding alone cannot mean this
[00:03:58] straight has become safe for. passing vessels as the
[00:04:02] factors causing insecurity,
[00:04:04] of including the US naval blockade still remain, he also
[00:04:07] said talks between Iran and Oman as the two coastal states
[00:04:11] of the straight of Hormus have been on the way over the past two month to
[00:04:15] establish safe fruit for commercial
[00:04:17] shipping.
[00:04:24] Iran's deputy foreign minister Kazem Garibobadi says reaching an
[00:04:27] understanding with Oman over the straight of her. does not mean the
[00:04:31] waterway will be reopened. said the understanding will
[00:04:35] be solely between Iran and Oman and in the terron does not accept
[00:04:39] any foreign interference. He stress that
[00:04:42] of reopening
[00:04:42] of the state is subject to its own conditions, including US
[00:04:46] commitments under the Islamabad memorandum of
[00:04:49] of understanding. He added that Washington has violated the Mou
[00:04:53] citing the naval blockade and the
[00:04:55] a reimposition of sanctions against
[00:04:57] Iran.
[00:05:04] of Journalist and political analyst Leila Hatum
[00:05:08] joined us earlier, she says Iran's control over the strite of Hermus
[00:05:12] is the country's natural right and also a tool to stop the
[00:05:16] US Israeli
[00:05:16] aggression.
[00:05:21] it's a peaceful agreement that ensures the rights of every other side
[00:05:25] that controls the state of hermus and the freedom of
[00:05:29] movement or lack of it in that area.
[00:05:32] the international hegemonic powers the Israeli occupation entity
[00:05:36] and the Americans were trying to actually create disruption between the Iranians
[00:05:40] and the amanis, both nation. that control the state of
[00:05:43] hermus and they fail in doing so, the continued
[00:05:47] negotiation and diplomacy between both countries have ensured that there
[00:05:51] is no conflict between either side and at the same time it
[00:05:55] ensures Iran's right to continue to impose what you
[00:05:58] call stoppage
[00:06:02] of freedom of shipment in the state of formost or at least in it
[00:06:06] territory waters um over the next period because it
[00:06:10] is under war under aggression by the Americans and the Israelies
[00:06:14] any point under the table, so in that sense Iran has the right
[00:06:18] to actually stop any ship from going in and out
[00:06:21] without it expecting it or getting information about it
[00:06:25] before allowing it in or out. It's a form of what you call tool for
[00:06:29] nations that are under aggression, to create pressure on their
[00:06:32] opponents and their adversaries to stop this
[00:06:36] war, and this is what you call the peaceful
[00:06:39] diplomatic means of stopping a... or resolving a
[00:06:43] war by cutting off the financial and trade roots
[00:06:47] the enemy any
[00:06:48] point.
[00:06:52] a palestinian media group has released a new report warning that human
[00:06:56] rights violations against Palestinian abdocties in Israeli
[00:07:00] presence have sharply risen during July, according to the
[00:07:04] Asra media office, as the number of Palestinian upducties in the
[00:07:08] regime's jails reaches unprecedented levels. that has been a
[00:07:12] remark. able optic in such rights violations as
[00:07:15] torture, starvation, medical neglect and isolation.
[00:07:19] the office said it has documented escalation in the use of repressive
[00:07:23] tactics inside israely prisons, including rates on
[00:07:27] sections, beatings of prisoners, the use of rubber bullets
[00:07:31] and police dogs and solitary confinement. it added that
[00:07:35] torture in Israeli jails is not limited to physical harm, but
[00:07:39] also extends to psychological damage, leaving prisoners
[00:07:43] with lasting trauma, fear and nightmares. The office
[00:07:46] noted that there are about 9,500 Palestinians in
[00:07:50] Israeli jails including hundreds of women and children and over
[00:07:54] 3200 administrative detainees who are being held
[00:07:58] without a charge or
[00:08:00] trial.
[00:08:11] The Israeli forces. launched a large-scale raid and calandia
[00:08:14] refugee camp in central west bank in the early hours of
[00:08:18] Wednesday. hundreds of soldiers, armed vehicles and bulldozers
[00:08:22] were deployed. residents fear the operation could turn into a prolonged
[00:08:26] military campaign similar to those carried out in refugee
[00:08:29] camps across the northern west bank in the past month.
[00:08:33] prestivis nakmed reports from
[00:08:35] calandia.
[00:08:39] palestinians in colondia refugee camp north of occupied
[00:08:58] with large numbers of infantry, military jeeps, bulldozers and
[00:09:02] armored vehicles, they storm homes, smashing and damaging
[00:09:06] property without regard for children, women or the elderly,
[00:09:10] even medics and journalists have been targeted. two paramedics were
[00:09:13] arrested and we came under direct fire inside the camp, but
[00:09:17] despite everything we remain here and we will stay.
[00:09:21] community volunteers say many people have remained confined inside
[00:09:25] their houses since the operation
[00:09:27] began. we've started
[00:09:31] delivering bread, baby formula and essential medicines to
[00:09:34] families, especially those with medical needs. people are staying
[00:09:38] inside their homes, both because of military restrictions and for their own
[00:09:42] safety. the operation follows large scale
[00:09:45] military campaigns in the refugee camps of
[00:09:49] jinin and months long operations
[00:09:53] caused wide spread destruction and displaced thousands of
[00:09:56] palestinians.
[00:10:01] Israel appears to be extending to the central west bank, the same model it applied
[00:10:05] in the northern refugee camps. beyond the military dimension,
[00:10:09] the operation also sends a political message that...
[00:10:25] 's operation has raised fears that their camp could
[00:10:28] face the same prolonged military campaign experienced
[00:10:32] elsewhere in the west bank. many worry that what began as
[00:10:36] overnight raids could evolve into a broader strategy,
[00:10:39] targeting refugee camps across the occupied territories. the
[00:10:43] escalation targeting refugee camps across the west bank is nothing
[00:10:47] new, but the latest attack on colandia marks another step
[00:10:51] in efforts to undermine Palestinian rights of return. and
[00:10:55] erode their broader rights. Naqa Hamed reporting for Press
[00:10:59] TV, qalandia, the occupied West
[00:11:01] Bank.
[00:11:05] The Israeli regime has intensified attacks on southern Lebanon
[00:11:09] after two of it soldiers were killed in an explosion a
[00:11:12] Lebanese town. At least one person was killed and 12 others
[00:11:16] were wounded in an Israeli strike targeting area a town of
[00:11:20] Tipnin. The regime also issued forced evacuations orders
[00:11:24] for the ( town of al-mansuri early Israel said
[00:11:28] two of its soldiers died when an explosive laid in building
[00:11:32] detonated in matda zone town in southern Lebanon.
[00:11:36] regime called the incident a violation of cease fire with the country
[00:11:39] and said would respond to it. reports also indicate that the
[00:11:43] brome talks between Israel and Lebanon were called off due to the
[00:11:47] incident.
[00:11:55] Our correspondent in Beirot Mariam Saleh earlier joined us to talk
[00:11:59] more about the latest on Israeli aggressions against
[00:12:02] Lebanon.
[00:12:07] What is surprising,
[00:12:08] what is markable here is that it was the Israely occupation
[00:12:11] forces that are doing the planting of explosives in all the buildings in
[00:12:15] that area ma and
[00:12:17] so if if there's any if anything
[00:12:21] those explosives were most probably planted by the Israeli occupation forces.
[00:12:25] themselves - there has been no statement by Hazbullah of course
[00:12:28] whatsoever, because ever since the seasfire has been
[00:12:32] declared, hezballah has stuck
[00:12:35] completely to that seesfire without launching any single
[00:12:39] attack against even the occupation forces in the occupied
[00:12:42] areas, they're also talking about pilot zones, they're putting the pilot zones in
[00:12:46] areas that are not even occupied by the Israeli occupation forces,
[00:12:50] they're talking about fun, they're talking about, whereas the libanese delegation was saying
[00:12:54] no, to start with b, we
[00:12:56] need to start with towns that are actually occupied, of course Israelis have fused
[00:13:00] this issue, they said the um area of
[00:13:03] zot, the western zalt was the first pilot zone, there will
[00:13:07] not be any other pilot zone after that, and so the Israelies are not
[00:13:11] giving Lebanon anything actually based on that
[00:13:14] so-called those call those meetings of course, and of course
[00:13:18] there um, they're saying that they will continue the meeting, so we're not even looking
[00:13:22] any sort of boycott from from the Libonese delegation, as
[00:13:26] result the escalation today for the Roame
[00:13:28] talks,
[00:13:33] Shahur, village in South Lebanon's Tire District is among
[00:13:36] many communities that have played a central role in the region's
[00:13:40] history of resistance against occupation. Its residents were
[00:13:44] among the last to leave their village during the most recent war in
[00:13:47] Lebanon. Now with the village located near Israel's so-called yellow
[00:13:51] line, returning residents are under growing pressure. as
[00:13:55] they try to rebuild a correspondent hossain imad spoke with
[00:13:59] some the residents and officials to examine the villages current
[00:14:03] situation.
[00:14:07] nestled against the edge of valley with its homes hugging its sheer cliffs and
[00:14:11] hilltops shur a village less than 25 kilometers
[00:14:15] any direction from Israeli regime forces. sites of destruction
[00:14:19] across it are common and evident, yet they do not defile the simple
[00:14:23] beauty of its architecture, nor out the history carefully woven into
[00:14:27] its narrow streets and the banks the litani river, the base of
[00:14:30] its valley. porce people were the first to return in the last to leave
[00:14:34] southern Lebanon during the latest Israeli aggression. even their current
[00:14:38] stay is underscored by constant sounds of massive explosions
[00:14:42] and drone surveillance. as soon as the
[00:14:46] threat against the village resinded, the municipality immediately began
[00:14:50] all the required maintenance to welcome back its residents. many families of
[00:14:53] our village. their loved ones for the privilege of returning to and
[00:14:57] staying in their homes. It is also a thing of beauty seeing how all
[00:15:01] residents cooperated with us to achieve that goal as effectively as possible.
[00:15:05] Amits the narrow web-like streets the village, one can feel the history
[00:15:09] etched into its walls. The village was home to two central figures who
[00:15:13] represent the history the south's defiance and pursuit of
[00:15:16] rights. Say Abdul Hussein Sharidin who led popular
[00:15:20] mobilization against the French occupiers and Imam Said
[00:15:24] Musadr. he established the first popular armed resistance movement
[00:15:28] against the Israeli occupation the time and led efforts to secure the
[00:15:32] south natural right to development and civic
[00:15:35] recognition after years of government
[00:15:39] Imam Musader's role encompassed not just raising the
[00:15:43] first banner of armed resistance, but also setting the cultural,
[00:15:47] social and economic foundation for the emancipation the southern
[00:15:50] Lebanese people, especially the Shia population. His efforts
[00:15:54] to connect the southerners with their compatriots of other sex, thanks to his
[00:15:58] open-minded strategy, caused the government to finally pay
[00:16:02] attention to the south needs and rights. At night, as the
[00:16:05] heat subsides, the village. comes alive with residents gathering to
[00:16:09] commemorate imam hussein and shor's most recent
[00:16:12] marters.in
[00:16:15] the father of two marters leads a food distribution initiative
[00:16:19] serving the villages residents. my
[00:16:22] martered son established this food distribution stall and ran
[00:16:26] it every year during ashura through the 13th of maharam.
[00:16:30] we are continuing that tradition on his behalf even now.
[00:16:34] we have received more than enough support from generous. village
[00:16:37] residents and the municipality, which allows us to do this
[00:16:41] weekly throughout the month. almost all residents have returned, and
[00:16:45] the presence of Israeli forces does not scare us,
[00:16:49] neither do their daily attacks.
[00:16:52] i don't know if the mic caught what we just felt, but those sounds are an example
[00:16:56] the costs of people's attachment to and resilience a
[00:17:00] land that they have given everything to hold. the village of shor lies right
[00:17:04] above the banks the litani river and has rich history tucked into its narrow. kable
[00:17:07] streets. One the oldest lived in places in the south. The town is the original
[00:17:11] home the first legendary resistance leader Imam Musadr. The
[00:17:15] town has given many murders to the cause, including its own municipal president, and is
[00:17:19] only a short distance away from Israel's yellow line. Yet its people waste no
[00:17:23] time returning to bring light back to old alley ways. From south Lebanon
[00:17:26] Shur for Press
[00:17:27] TV.
[00:17:31] The Yemani armed forces have struck his soudy oil tanker in the Gulf of
[00:17:35] Aiden with ballistic missile. forcing it to turn back, the
[00:17:39] yemeny army spokesperson announced the successfully hit the saudi
[00:17:43] tanker daisy marking the latest operation under the siege
[00:17:47] force siege maritime blockade, it want that no Saudi
[00:17:51] oil vessel would be allowed to pass through either the southern or
[00:17:55] northern red sea until the saudi blockade on yemen is
[00:17:58] lifted. the incident followed yemen strike on the saudi vessel
[00:18:02] wafa north of Yambo which an unsoro lah
[00:18:05] official called a new phase and maritime confrontation, proving that
[00:18:09] efforts to bypass the blockade of
[00:18:12] futile.
[00:18:22] Yemeny health officials have warned that years of blockade and air
[00:18:26] restrictions have pushed the country self-care system to the brink
[00:18:30] of collapse, a press conference in Sana, they said millions of
[00:18:34] people are being denied access to essential. healthcare
[00:18:38] while thousands of crucially ill patients remain stranded,
[00:18:42] prestivisir reports from
[00:18:44] sana.
[00:18:48] Sanha airport, the primary lifeline for millions of civilians,
[00:18:52] remains under recurhing stranglehold, following a trust between
[00:18:56] Yemen's warning sides in April 2022. Flights were
[00:19:00] restricted to just a single destination, breaking agreements
[00:19:04] to expand route. The crisis escalated further after. Israilli
[00:19:07] strikes forced the airport
[00:19:10] to closer last year, that comes as Saudi authorities continue to deny
[00:19:13] commercial carriers access to sana's airspace, most recently
[00:19:17] preventing an Iranian flight from landing last
[00:19:20] month. Before the aggression, more than
[00:19:24] 2.5 million passengers traveled through Sanah international airport
[00:19:28] annually. While during the truce period, that number hasn't
[00:19:32] even reached around 100 thousand. That's only about
[00:19:36] 3%, restricted. to a single destination and a single
[00:19:39] airline,
[00:19:43] the air blockade has transformed infrastructure crisis into a mass
[00:19:47] health catastrophe, over 1600 pharmaceutical
[00:19:50] items have completely disappeared from yemani markets,
[00:19:54] since temperature sensitive medications cannot survive months of
[00:19:58] delayed land transport through hudaida port, the cluture of
[00:20:02] Sanha airport has severed the supply line for vital
[00:20:05] chemotherapy and called the chain.
[00:20:31] and economic strungulation, as result, local drug production has been
[00:20:35] cribled, leaving millions of people. with chronic disease unable
[00:20:39] to afford even basic care. two
[00:20:42] pharmaceutical factories were directly targeted by enemy air
[00:20:46] strikes. top
[00:20:48] of that, the airport closure and trans delays have inflated medicine
[00:20:51] prices by 200% and 83 medicine companies have withdrawn from
[00:20:55] the market due to the import
[00:20:56] restrictions.
[00:21:01] officials empathize that the air blockade acts as silent war
[00:21:05] that kills patients long before medical supplies
[00:21:08] ever reach the tarmac. airport
[00:21:12] handling 90% of yemen's medical import officials stress
[00:21:16] that keeping these runways closed isn't just a blocate for 31 mil.
[00:21:20] people, it is deliberate death
[00:21:22] sentence.
[00:21:29] increasing number of high school teachers in Italy are facing government
[00:21:33] scrutiny for speaking out against Israel's genacide in
[00:21:36] Gaza. a press conference was held on Tuesday at
[00:21:40] Italian lower house of parliament to address the issue.
[00:21:43] participants said the Italian government is acting under the influence
[00:21:47] of pro Israeli lobbying groups. is max
[00:21:51] reports from
[00:21:51] rope
[00:21:57] for almost three years Italian schools and teachers have been facing
[00:22:01] wave of intense government scrutiny, targeted ministerial
[00:22:05] inspections and disciplinary threats in relation to how they have
[00:22:08] addressed Israel's genocidal policies against
[00:22:11] Palestinians, the latest episode
[00:22:14] has seen Latin and Greek high school teacher Massimo
[00:22:17] Sabbatini being subjected to education ministry
[00:22:21] inspection for
[00:22:22] a farewell message sent to his puples after
[00:22:26] the graduation exam last month, in his message, the
[00:22:29] teacher had urged the students not to forget the massacres
[00:22:33] of tens of thousands of people in the gaza strip and those
[00:22:37] responsible. on Tuesday, the teacher, together with other
[00:22:41] colleagues who have been under scrutiny for the same reasons attend a press
[00:22:45] conference held at Italy's lower
[00:22:47] house. What we know is that
[00:22:51] inspection by regional school office was launched only hours
[00:22:55] after an Italian daily published a story about my farewell
[00:22:58] message. Clearly the whole thing has been orchestrated, such
[00:23:02] actions do not happen by coincidence. The cloke of silence over the
[00:23:06] Gaza genocide by Italy's mainstream media also
[00:23:10] has not happened by coincidence. The case the teacher under
[00:23:14] investigation has been tabled in a parliamentary question filed
[00:23:18] by Italy's opposition party.
[00:23:50] like that of teacher Massimo Sabbatini risks producing
[00:23:53] intimidating effect on the entire school community, leading
[00:23:57] teachers and principles to avoid addressing issues of
[00:24:01] historical and international relevance for fear of
[00:24:04] disciplinary consequences. Italy's complicity in the Israeli
[00:24:08] genocide in Gaza as well as its involvement in the illegal war
[00:24:12] in Iran are well-known facts, but if Rome
[00:24:15] prioritizes Israel's interests over its own, then
[00:24:20] a large chunk the country starts acting against its own
[00:24:23] constitutional principles and values with
[00:24:26] consequences hard to predict or
[00:24:29] control. max chivilly, press tv,
[00:24:33] rome. and with
[00:24:37] that we come to the end of this news bulletin. thank you so much for staying with us on
[00:24:41] press
[00:24:41] TV.
[00:25:10] As an African
[00:25:11] I can't help but think about sanction as in Zimbabwe because that was what
[00:25:14] introduced me to sanction in the first place where the Zimbabwe
[00:25:18] people had to suffer with. of US unilateral sanction and
[00:25:22] also the EU sanction and what that sanction did to the entire
[00:25:25] economy? but having come to Iran, I realized the
[00:25:29] sanction can be treated as swatt. what is swat? in
[00:25:32] business, swat means
[00:25:34] sWAT, which means
[00:25:37] strength, weakness, opportunities and threat, and that is how
[00:25:41] Iranians have tried sanctions by turning it into
[00:25:45] strength, and today Iran produces
[00:25:48] over 90%.
[00:26:05] According to the most recent sensors, Iran has 90 million
[00:26:09] people, or over 90 million people, and this
[00:26:12] produces over 90% the food that its people
[00:26:15] need. It is so self-sufficient in creating food and
[00:26:19] producing food that
[00:26:20] it is also exporting to other countries. There are only
[00:26:24] very few countries that have been able to attain over
[00:26:27] 70% of food sufficiency according to the
[00:26:31] UN. and those countries are China,
[00:26:34] Russia, the United States and Iran is also one
[00:26:38] them, but the difference is Iran is heavily
[00:26:41] sanctioned.
[00:26:50] According to UN estimates, export of agricultural
[00:26:54] products now amounts for 12% of Iran's
[00:26:57] total GDP. When you compare that to the
[00:27:01] countries around Iran that are well relatively
[00:27:05] much much richer than Iran, but they cannot produce
[00:27:09] even 2% the food that they consume,
[00:27:12] countries like Saudi Arabia, like Kuwait, like
[00:27:16] Oman, what we can argue that some these countries are
[00:27:19] experiencing drought and their geography does not allow for
[00:27:23] food production, but one the lies would been told is that
[00:27:27] to be self-sufficient in food and consumption, you have to
[00:27:31] be very, very rich. You can also compare that to African
[00:27:35] countries that have huge hurriable land that allow
[00:27:39] them to be able to farm, but most African
[00:27:43] countries still import over 70% the food
[00:27:46] they
[00:27:47] consume.
[00:27:57] Well, this is one the good restaurants in Tehran and I've come to try
[00:28:01] very famous Iranian. is known as
[00:28:03] snu.
[00:28:07] this is considered by Iranian as the king of food.
[00:28:11] one thing Iran has taught us from the very first moment that I've been
[00:28:15] covering sanctions around the world and especially in Iran, whether it is from
[00:28:19] their military doctrine to their technology when it
[00:28:23] comes to medicine or the ability to be able to produce their own food
[00:28:26] is that when a nation takes a decision that
[00:28:30] it can do it, It will find ways, whether you're
[00:28:34] sanctioned by everybody in the world, or you're sanctioned by the United
[00:28:38] States.
[00:28:45] Very
[00:28:45] delicious.
[00:28:53] Iran had warned, if war begins, this time it will not remain within Iran's
[00:28:57] borders. Washington did not take Kiran's warning seriously, but followed was a
[00:29:01] widening battlefield. Israel and US bases in Saudi
[00:29:05] Arabia, the UAE, Qatar, Bahrain, and Kuwait
[00:29:08] came under attack. The war began in the skies, but soon reached the veins the
[00:29:12] economy. Then Tairan issued its next warning, if Iran's
[00:29:15] infrastructure is targeted, your infrastructure will be targeted as
[00:29:19] well, and the world quickly understood that even silence and neutrality in this war
[00:29:23] could carry heavy price, but Iran's next warning is even
[00:29:27] more consequential. The war could become
[00:29:30] extraaregional, no official... evidence says that all recent
[00:29:33] incidents are connected, but this is where the central question begins: when
[00:29:37] Iran speaks of an extra regional war, does it only mean
[00:29:41] an expansion of geography, or does it refer to a chain of energy
[00:29:45] routes, supports, military bases, markets and the global
[00:29:49] economy? United States once ignored Iran's warning about the
[00:29:52] regionalization of war and it is still dealing with the
[00:29:55] costs. now the question is, if Washington ignores
[00:29:59] the warning of an extra regional war this time as well, will it be?
[00:30:02] to pay the
[00:30:02] price.