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[00:00:09] of
[00:00:11] of
[00:00:15] This of hour is top headlines: Iran's president says
[00:00:18] assassinations
[00:00:19] of the martur leader
[00:00:20] of the Islamic Revolution, military commanders and scientists
[00:00:24] prove the falsehood of aggressor's claims to human
[00:00:27] rights. At least four people. people are injured in the
[00:00:31] latest
[00:00:31] of Israeli attacks in and around the Lebanyese city of
[00:00:34] Tyre.
[00:00:41] And finally, this hour, Japanese Prime Minister
[00:00:44] of Saishi leads a commemorations on the 81st anniversary
[00:00:48] of the US nuclear attack on the Japanese city of
[00:00:50] Hiroshima.
[00:01:03] of Hello and welcome everyone, you're
[00:01:07] watching Press TV World News,
[00:01:08] of let's go ahead and get started with this hour's top
[00:01:10] stories. Iran's president says
[00:01:14] all enemy plans and pressures are aimed at making the people
[00:01:17] dissatisfied and provoking them to protest, but the Iranian
[00:01:21] in people will stand for their country. Masar Pishken added that the
[00:01:25] entire Iranian nation helped to keep the country together, even those
[00:01:29] who had objections.
[00:01:33] of to the government, the enemies been trying to
[00:01:37] dismantle us, but the fact that we could continue, it's
[00:01:41] because
[00:01:41] of the noble people of Iran, not just the
[00:01:43] of people who gathered in the streets, everybody
[00:01:46] who endears and holds iran dearly in their
[00:01:50] heart, despite all the difficulties, it's not just the
[00:01:54] people who gathered in the streets,
[00:01:55] it was not just them who preserved Iran, every
[00:01:59] person... 'who sees the difficulties and tolerates
[00:02:03] them, they are working for their country
[00:02:06] sanctions, speaking
[00:02:09] in a televis interview, pasashgan said the government has
[00:02:13] managed the country under the most difficult conditions since Islamic
[00:02:17] revolution by relying on the people's solidarity. He cited
[00:02:20] war, sanctions, energy imbalance and water crisis as the
[00:02:24] most important challenges facing the nation.
[00:02:28] PAScan stress that the enemies plotted to'. social collapse and forced a
[00:02:31] country into submission through missile strikes and destruction, but the
[00:02:35] people's support prevented that. the Iranian president asserted that the
[00:02:39] assassination
[00:02:40] of the martered leader
[00:02:41] of the Islamic Revolution as well as military commanders and
[00:02:45] a scientists by the US-Israeli aggressors have proved the
[00:02:48] falsehood
[00:02:49] of their
[00:02:50] of claims to
[00:02:50] of human rights, freedoms and similar topics. he praised a new leader
[00:02:54] of the Islamic Revolution, Ayatollah
[00:02:56] of sayid Mushtaba
[00:02:57] of Khamenei, describing his character in terms of of ethics, logic and
[00:03:01] humility as truly
[00:03:08] in in exceptional. We earlier talked to former US government advisor
[00:03:12] Paul Larudi, he said the US pressure campaign against the
[00:03:16] Iranian governments
[00:03:17] of and nation cannot meet Washington's interest in the long run, and
[00:03:21] Iran has already proved
[00:03:22] this. Overall
[00:03:26] goal is to make Iran basically.
[00:03:30] submit to the will
[00:03:31] of the
[00:03:31] of the US and to control the the
[00:03:35] government
[00:03:37] of of Iran. I think
[00:03:38] that the Iran is perfectly within its rights
[00:03:42] and it is the
[00:03:46] logical kind of position to
[00:03:49] take that that they will not accept this
[00:03:53] and that they will not be
[00:03:56] dominated by by such things actions. the United
[00:04:00] States have been against both the people
[00:04:05] of and the the governments of these countries,
[00:04:09] and so I think that holds
[00:04:12] perfectly well, the United
[00:04:16] States does not act on behalf
[00:04:18] of the people, it has created so many death
[00:04:22] and and
[00:04:24] a misery and refugees, this is this
[00:04:27] is... attacks and the
[00:04:31] invasions and the attempts to use
[00:04:34] force to get the will
[00:04:37] of the united
[00:04:39] of states to be the primary force in the
[00:04:43] of government of of a country, um, this
[00:04:47] is,
[00:04:51] of a this has been, it's it's a foolish way of trying to do things, in the long run, it cannot work, and and Iran certainly
[00:04:55] is proof of
[00:04:56] a that.
[00:05:00] Meanwile, Iran's four
[00:05:02] of ministery spokesman says a joint statement between Iran and Arman on the straight
[00:05:06] of hormos is now at the stage of final review and
[00:05:09] drafting. Ismile bai
[00:05:11] of described the talks with on managing maritime traffic in the strategic
[00:05:15] waterway as professional, adding that both sides have agreed
[00:05:19] on the route coordinates. he stressed that the closure the Hormus
[00:05:23] Strates was the result of US and Israeli regime's aggression against
[00:05:27] Iran. the spokesman said, an Iran Oman understanding
[00:05:31] alone cannot mean that the straight has become safe for passing
[00:05:34] vessels, as the factors causing in security, including the US
[00:05:38] naval blockade still remain. he also said talks between Iran
[00:05:42] and and as the two coastal states the straight of hormos have been
[00:05:45] underway over the past two months to establish safe route for
[00:05:49] commercial
[00:05:50] shipping.
[00:05:55] for his part, Iran's deputy, foreign minister Kazim Garab Ababadi
[00:05:59] says, reaching an understanding with oman over the straight of hormus does
[00:06:02] not mean the waterway will be reopened. Garab Ababadi
[00:06:06] said the understanding will be solely between Iran and
[00:06:09] Oman, adding that Tahran does not accept. any foreign
[00:06:13] interference, he stress that reopening the straights is
[00:06:16] subject to its own conditions, including US commitments under the
[00:06:20] Islamabad memorandum of understanding. He added that
[00:06:24] Washington has violated the mou, citing the naval
[00:06:27] blockade and the reimposition of sanctions against
[00:06:30] Iran.
[00:06:39] Historian and investigative journalist Sony Galsing says, It is
[00:06:43] on Iran and Alman to decide about the management the Hormus trades
[00:06:47] and no superpower has a right to
[00:06:49] intervene.
[00:06:53] Iran will always have influence over the straights of hormoves. I
[00:06:57] mean, if they want to close it, if you want to close the
[00:07:00] straights, you can. No one is going to be able to stop you doing that.
[00:07:04] In fact, that it would be almost unthinkable. Uh, it's like
[00:07:08] saying that the British have got no influence over the English channel. or the
[00:07:12] Americans have got no influence over the hudson river uh next to
[00:07:16] Manhattan Island uh so anyone that says
[00:07:19] otherwise is going into the realms of absurdity.
[00:07:23] Oman and Iran are on the scene, America is
[00:07:27] for four and a half, maybe even more thousand miles
[00:07:31] away. And so obviously the
[00:07:33] American um involvement with the straights of horm
[00:07:37] is is really an imposition, it's a bit of
[00:07:41] churts par the america. are trying to project their power
[00:07:44] around the world, they're not doing too well. this is something for
[00:07:48] an and Iran to decide. it's not for the superpowers
[00:07:52] to intervene, the Chinese are not intervening, the Russians are not intervening
[00:07:56] uh, but the Americans seem to think it's their business to shut
[00:07:59] off fertilizer and oil for the rest the
[00:08:03] world. uh, and I can tell you why I think that is, if you look at
[00:08:07] the um profits the oil company BP in the last
[00:08:10] quarter, those profits... sword 50% in one
[00:08:14] quarter, so that's an equivalent of
[00:08:17] 200% a year, profits, that is, not turnover,
[00:08:21] profit soaring, and so what you've seen is the oil
[00:08:25] majors uh making an absolute fortune and of
[00:08:29] course all insiders who know what Trump's about to announce just
[00:08:33] before,
[00:08:37] well Iran's industry minister Muhammad Atabak has visited
[00:08:41] Pakistan for talks and at boosting bilateral economic
[00:08:44] cooperation, he and Pakistan's commerce minister co-chair the
[00:08:48] latest session the joint trade committee between the two
[00:08:52] countries. Both sides reaffirmed their commitment to increasing annual
[00:08:56] trade to $10 billion. Press TV's Nasir Kozmi
[00:08:59] reports from
[00:09:00] Islamabad.
[00:09:04] Pakistan and Iran have signed memorendum of understanding to deepen
[00:09:08] trade and commercial cooperation, marking another milestone in their
[00:09:12] effort. to strengthen bilateral economic relations. The
[00:09:15] agreement was signed during the 10th session the Pakistan Iran Joint Trade
[00:09:19] Committee co chaired by Iran's minister of industry mine and
[00:09:23] trade Mohammed Atabak and Pakistan's commerce minister
[00:09:27] Jam Kamal Khan. The two sides reaffirmed their commitment to
[00:09:31] increasing annual bilateral trade to 10 billion US
[00:09:34] dollars. It's not something out of reach. I'm
[00:09:38] quite optimistic that this amount will be reached.
[00:09:42] "and it's not something that is out of
[00:09:46] touch, so there are few things that if
[00:09:50] we solve it, definitely will be
[00:09:54] even above that. our discussion were mainly
[00:09:57] on trade, how we can
[00:10:01] increase the trade amount
[00:10:03] with Pakistan, a
[00:10:07] neighboring and brother nation right
[00:10:10] beside us. the memor. outlines road map for expanding
[00:10:14] economic cooperation by activating border economic regions,
[00:10:18] increasing border trade with greater private sector participation,
[00:10:22] exchanging technical delegations and immediately
[00:10:25] implementing existing bilateral agreements.
[00:10:29] Iranian and Pakistani officials also agree to continue
[00:10:32] working toward a formal free trade agreement. The aim is
[00:10:36] to see and strengthen the bilateral
[00:10:40] trade relationship in between both the countries for
[00:10:43] which both the countries leadership have set a
[00:10:47] target of 10 billion dollars and for that
[00:10:50] purpose we are seeing those opportunities way
[00:10:53] forward. the bottlenecks
[00:10:56] which restrict free
[00:10:59] trade in between the countries and at the same time we are
[00:11:03] also working a FTA in between Pakistan and
[00:11:07] Iran. On the sidelines the committee meeting, business
[00:11:11] officials of both countries met at the Federation of Pakistan Chambers
[00:11:15] of Commerce and Industry. They discuss the challenges facing
[00:11:19] bilateral trade and propose measures to increase commercial
[00:11:22] exchanges to stronger private sector.
[00:11:25] with engagement, the improved border infrastructure and
[00:11:28] simplified trade procedures.
[00:11:32] kafi discussion hui, one the key topics visiting
[00:11:34] discussed Iranian minister was the establishment of a joint
[00:11:37] industrial zone where a wide range of industries could
[00:11:41] operate. we also discuss the gas pipeline project. since
[00:11:44] energy is one of pakistan's highest production costs, the pipeline could
[00:11:48] significantly reduce the cost of gas and electricity in our
[00:11:52] country. there are also many products that... and manufactures at
[00:11:56] very reasonable prices and we intend to import them from
[00:11:59] Iran. During his visit, Minister Atag met Prime
[00:12:03] Minister Shahbaz Sharif. He thanked Pakistan for its
[00:12:06] mediation efforts aimed at ending the war. The United States and
[00:12:10] Israel launched against Iran earlier this year. The
[00:12:14] frequency of high level visit suggests Pakistan and Iran are
[00:12:18] committed to deepening their strategic economic partnership. Both
[00:12:22] countries are now focused on expanding trade. strengthening industrial
[00:12:25] cooperation and achieving their shared 10 billion dollar
[00:12:29] annual trade target. Nasir Kazmi reporting for Press
[00:12:33] TV in
[00:12:35] Islamabad. Well, the
[00:12:39] Israeli regime launches new attacks on southern Lebanon and violation of a
[00:12:43] cease fire deal with the Arab country. The latest strikes targeted
[00:12:47] areas in and around the city of tire, wounding at least four
[00:12:50] people. The attacks force many residents to leave their homes.
[00:12:54] Witnesses. also reported continuous shelling in the area.
[00:12:58] the attacks came after the Israeli regime confirmed the killing of two
[00:13:02] of its soldiers and the injury of several others in an
[00:13:05] explosion in the Tyre district. according to Lebanon's health
[00:13:09] ministry, since March the 2nd. Israeli attacks have killed over
[00:13:13] 4,300 people and wonded more than
[00:13:15] 12,250
[00:13:18] others.
[00:13:23] a Palestinian media group has released a new report, warning
[00:13:27] that human rights violations against Palestini abductees in Israeli
[00:13:30] prisons have sharply risen during July. According to the
[00:13:34] asada media office, as number of palestinian abducties in the regime's
[00:13:38] jails reaches unprecedented levels, there has been a
[00:13:42] remarkable optic in such rights violations as torture,
[00:13:45] starvation, medical neglect and isolation. The office
[00:13:49] said it has documented escalation in the use of
[00:13:53] repressive tactics inside. Israeli prisons, including raids
[00:13:57] on sections, beatings and prisoners, the use of rubber
[00:14:01] bullets and police dogs and solitary confinement. it added that
[00:14:05] torture in Israeli jails is not limited to physical harm, but
[00:14:09] also extends to psychological damage, leaving prisoners with lasting
[00:14:12] trauma, fear and nightmares. the office
[00:14:16] noted that there are about 9,500 Palestinians in Israeli
[00:14:20] jails, including hundreds of women and children, and over
[00:14:24] 3200 administrative detainees who are being
[00:14:27] held without charges or
[00:14:29] trial.
[00:14:33] well viewers, you can see the breaking news at the bottom of your screens, red cresson
[00:14:37] saying that some 11 palestinians have been injured in the colondia refugee
[00:14:41] camp as Israeli forces continue their raids there in the west
[00:14:44] bank. we're going to bring latest developments on that story as we do receive
[00:14:48] them. well staying there, israel has launched new attacks across
[00:14:51] occupied west bank. the regime says it is conducted.
[00:14:55] major operation at Colondia refugee camp near Amallah
[00:14:59] that can go on for days. several other towns and villages
[00:15:03] have also been attacked by soldiers and settlers. our
[00:15:06] correspondent tells us
[00:15:08] more. the
[00:15:11] area is still closed military military zone and
[00:15:15] we have been seeing and also a sources from
[00:15:19] inside the camp itself have told us that another
[00:15:23] reinforcement have. tered the camp in the hours the
[00:15:27] night, we're talking about more soldiers and more military
[00:15:31] vehicles going into calandia and of course
[00:15:35] conducting more raids and attacks and arrest
[00:15:38] a house was blown up by the uh
[00:15:42] engineering unit in the Israeli in the Israeli forces that
[00:15:46] is raiding the area over there also the
[00:15:49] extra the extra bulldozers have went have made
[00:15:53] their way through almatar street and
[00:15:57] started demolishing properties over their
[00:16:00] nut homes but we're talking about
[00:16:03] industrial small industrial properties in -
[00:16:07] that area and another attack happened upon media
[00:16:11] crews who were trying to cover were trying to
[00:16:15] cover what's happening over there -
[00:16:17] the sound bombs and tear gas cancers were thrown at at
[00:16:21] the colleagues that were on spot of course as we have
[00:16:25] talked to the Palestinian Red Criscent society they have
[00:16:29] confirmed at least eight
[00:16:33] injuries from colandia refugee camp with severe
[00:16:36] beating. were able to be extracted, one last
[00:16:40] thing to mention, to take it out of Kalandia refugee camp, as you have
[00:16:44] mentioned Katon, it's not the only place under attack, and talking
[00:16:48] about settler violence which is in in parallel with
[00:16:52] the aggression, six palestinians have been hospitalized
[00:16:55] due to settler attack on families a
[00:16:59] masafer yatta to the south of occupied al-khalil and they were all
[00:17:03] hospitalized this
[00:17:04] morning, armed forces
[00:17:08] have struck a Saudi oil tanker in the Gulf of Aiden with ballistic
[00:17:12] missile forcing it to turn back. The Yemani army
[00:17:15] spokesperson announced that they successfully hit the Saudi
[00:17:19] tanker Daisy, marking the latest operation under the siege for
[00:17:23] siege maritime blockade. He warned that no Saudi oil vessel
[00:17:27] will be allowed to pass through through either the southern
[00:17:30] or northern Red Sea until the Saudi blockade on Yaman
[00:17:34] is lifted. The incident followed Yeman. on the Saudi
[00:17:38] vessel Wafa north of Yambor, which announced law official called
[00:17:42] a new phase in the maritime confrontation,
[00:17:45] proving that efforts to bypass blocade are
[00:17:48] futile.
[00:17:52] Staying in Yemen, where health officials have warned that years of
[00:17:56] blockade and air restrictions have pushed the country's healthcare system
[00:18:00] to the brink of collapse.
[00:18:02] At a press conference in Sana, they said millions of people are being
[00:18:06] denied access to. essential healthcare, while thousands of critically
[00:18:10] ill patients remain stranded. Press TV's Yahyazir
[00:18:13] reports from Sannah.
[00:18:17] Sanha airport, the primary lifeline for millions of civilians,
[00:18:21] remains under crushing strunglehold following a truice between
[00:18:25] Yemen's warning sides in April 2022. Flights were
[00:18:29] restricted to just a single destination, breaking
[00:18:32] agreements to expand route. The crisis escalated further after
[00:18:36] Israeli strikes. forced the airport to closer last year, that
[00:18:40] comes as Saudi authorities continue to deny commercial carriers access to
[00:18:44] sanaz airspace, most recently preventing an Iranian
[00:18:48] flight from landing last month.
[00:18:51] before the aggression, more than 2.5 million passengers traveled through
[00:18:55] Sena International Airport annually, while during the truth
[00:18:59] period, that number hasn't even reached around 100
[00:19:02] thousand, that's only about 3% restricted to
[00:19:06] a single.
[00:19:12] The air blockade has transformed infrastructure crisis into a mass
[00:19:16] health catastrophe, over 1600 pharmaceutical items have
[00:19:20] completely disappeared from yemeny markets, since temperature
[00:19:24] sensitive medications cannot survive months of delayed land
[00:19:28] transport through hudaida port, the closure of sanah airport has
[00:19:32] severed the supply line for viral chemotherapy and called chain
[00:19:36] drugs. There are at
[00:19:40] least 12,000 patients who need a PET scan.
[00:19:44] This means they are forced to travel abroad just to get apet
[00:19:47] scan, which is a form of imaging and then return back
[00:19:51] here with the results. This is completely unreasonable and
[00:19:55] illogical. The crisis stums from direct
[00:19:59] military targeting and economic strungulation. As result,
[00:20:02] local drug production has been cribled, leaving millions of people with
[00:20:06] chronic. disease unable to afford even basic
[00:20:10] care. two pharmaceutical factories were directly
[00:20:13] targeted by enemy air strikes. top of that, the
[00:20:17] airport closure and transport delays have inflated medicine prices by
[00:20:21] 200% and 83 medicine companies have withdrawn from the market due
[00:20:25] to the import
[00:20:25] restrictions.
[00:20:30] officials empathize that the air blockade acts as silent war
[00:20:34] that kills patients long before medical sub
[00:20:38] ever reach the tarmac. with Sana airport handling
[00:20:41] 90% of Yemen's medical import, officials stress that
[00:20:45] keeping these runways closed isn't just a blockate for 31 million
[00:20:49] people.
[00:20:50] It is deliberate death sentence. Yahyar, press
[00:20:53] TV.
[00:20:54] Sunha.
[00:20:58] Hiroshima marks the 81st anniversary the US
[00:21:01] atomic bombing the western Japanese city. Prime Minister
[00:21:05] Sai, she led the commemorations at the Peace Memorial
[00:21:09] Park. She pledged to do everything in her power to realize a world
[00:21:13] without nuclear weapons and lasting peace. About
[00:21:16] 50,000 people, including representatives from some 100.
[00:21:20] 120 countries and regions attended the ceremony.
[00:21:24] a USB-29 bomber dropped a 15 kiloton
[00:21:28] uranium bomb on Hiroshima on August the 6th,
[00:21:31] 1945, killing an estimated
[00:21:34] 140,000 people. three days after the
[00:21:37] devastation in Hiroshima, the US dropped a plutonium bomb
[00:21:41] on the city of Nagasaki, killing 74,000
[00:21:45] people.
[00:21:50] while the US states of New Mexico hassued the department of justice
[00:21:54] for access to unredacted files on Jeffrey Upsteen, saying the
[00:21:58] federal agency is stone wall stonewalling
[00:22:01] investigation into the late sex offender by refusing to provide the
[00:22:05] documents. The Democratic Run State reopened its abstinet
[00:22:09] investigation in February requesting unredacted files to
[00:22:13] identify visitors and staff a property owned by Ebstein in New
[00:22:17] Mexico. The Department of Justice says it's can provide
[00:22:21] some files, but cannot supply other material due to privacy
[00:22:24] protections. the New Mexico lawsuit argues that federal
[00:22:28] inaction does not merely stall the investigation, but also
[00:22:32] prolongs the compounds the suffering of survivors. it has
[00:22:35] requested that the US district court for the district of Columbia compel
[00:22:39] acting attorney general Todd Blanche to release the requested
[00:22:43] files. the development came after New Mexico legislators released an
[00:22:47] intern report on their independent invest. into the Epstein
[00:22:51] case, they said evidence, date shows Epstin abused at
[00:22:54] least five women and girls at his New Mexico Ranch between
[00:22:58] 1996 and
[00:22:59] 2012.
[00:23:07] Well, thank you very much everyone for watching this hour's headlines for latest updates, please stay tuned, goodbye for
[00:23:11] now.
[00:23:31] They call themselves Ansarula, were the supporters of God, and
[00:23:35] regard confronting American and Israeli aggression and domination in the region
[00:23:39] as one their principal objectives. They are among the most
[00:23:43] courageous fighters of our time, men who face bombardment and
[00:23:47] death, yet refuse to retreat even a single. step from their beliefs
[00:23:51] and their path of resistance. For years, they have fought
[00:23:54] Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates in defense of Yemen,
[00:23:58] a war backed by American military support. They have
[00:24:02] resisted every attempt to force their country into
[00:24:04] submission, and in support the people of Gaza,
[00:24:08] have repeatedly struck Israeli targets nearly 2,0 kilometers
[00:24:12] away. On July 13th,
[00:24:15] 2026, Saudi Arabia bombed the runway at
[00:24:18] Sanaah Internationally. airport an attempt to prevent an Iranian
[00:24:22] aircraft from landing. Unsarula declared that Riyad had ended the
[00:24:26] period of deescalation, he promised immediate
[00:24:29] response. Within hours, Saudi airports including
[00:24:33] Aba International Airport came under attack. This was
[00:24:37] nothing new. The Yemini Resistance movement has repeatedly
[00:24:41] demonstrated its ability to reach deep inside Saudi
[00:24:44] Arabia. In September 2019, its
[00:24:47] drone strike on the in. oil facilities
[00:24:51] exposed the vulnerability of Saudi Aramco despite billions of dollars
[00:24:55] worth of American-made air defense systems. Now the
[00:24:59] resistance movement warns that any new attack on Yemen's infrastructure
[00:25:03] could bring even more strategic targets into range, including the
[00:25:06] vital oil facilities at Yanbu. Today, more than
[00:25:10] 70% of Saudi oil exports bypass the straight of Hormus through
[00:25:14] pipelines to Yanbu on the Red Sea, but from there they
[00:25:18] must still pass through the Bob. Mandab straight. If that route
[00:25:22] is closed, Saudi Arabia's alternative export corridor
[00:25:25] disappears. Ansarula has already shown it can disrupt one the
[00:25:29] world's busiest maritime choke points. Since the outbreak the
[00:25:33] Gaza War in 2023, it is launched attacks in the Red
[00:25:37] Sea, declaring that it would target vessels linked to Israel in
[00:25:41] support the Palestinians. The Red Sea
[00:25:44] operations have forced major shipping companies to reroot around Southern
[00:25:48] Africa, increased global. transport costs and pushed
[00:25:51] Israel's southern port of ilot, the brink of
[00:25:54] collapse. if both the straight of Hormus and Bob
[00:25:58] Almandab were closed at the same time. nearly a quarter the world's
[00:26:02] oil. gas supply and almost 1/3ird of global container
[00:26:05] traffic could be affected. oil prices could sore toward
[00:26:09] $200 per barrel, while Europe's energy security would face
[00:26:13] severe pressure. for Ansarula, Yemen is
[00:26:16] not merely another battlefield,
[00:26:18] it is a strategic front with the power to reshape the global
[00:26:22] economy. the axis of
[00:26:25] resistance still holds powerful strategic cards in
[00:26:28] reserve. cards that once played could leave.
[00:26:32] in America unable to respond despite all its military
[00:26:35] might.
[00:27:01] is a war. hearing a lot in Iran and as it concerned this
[00:27:05] war, it means something very important, of course there are no English word
[00:27:09] for it, but John means life and father
[00:27:13] means sacrifice, so put together it means someone who is ready
[00:27:17] sacrifice for something they love, husband says it to his
[00:27:20] wife, mother says it's to a child, and people say it's
[00:27:24] to the country when it is under
[00:27:26] attack.
[00:27:41] And now the 31 million people who are registered are being trained
[00:27:45] right here behind me to defend your country, when they
[00:27:49] say janfadal, for them it's not just word,
[00:27:51] it is actually action, and as you can see, one very interesting thing that we've
[00:27:55] been seen is that lot of people who came for training are women, which
[00:27:59] is in direct contradiction to what the mainstream media. told us about
[00:28:03] Iranian women being dominated, being weak,
[00:28:07] being oppressed, but the women here saying just like the
[00:28:10] man, they don't like wave, oh my
[00:28:13] god,
[00:28:19] learned
[00:28:20] something.
[00:28:38] and Iranians have said just as they have been able to
[00:28:42] protect their country while it was being sanctioned economically and they
[00:28:46] protected their country with their presence when it was being targeted or being
[00:28:50] threatened, they're also willing and ready sacrifice for their
[00:28:54] country now that it is under attack and 31
[00:28:57] million people are already registered as the time of recording this
[00:29:01] video. 31 million people, that is the combined
[00:29:05] number of countries of Qatar, Oman and other countries
[00:29:09] together. 31 million people ready to
[00:29:13] defend your
[00:29:13] country.
[00:29:35] Tonight on expose from the holes of power in Washington to the streets where
[00:29:38] ordinary Americans feel the weight of economic pressures. This week's
[00:29:42] expos examines the battle over narratives,
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[00:29:56] reports, viral posts and political satire
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[00:30:08] of political profiteering, analyze how conflicting narratives are
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[00:30:36] turned.
[00:30:43] As the conflict in west Asia widens, television networks are
[00:30:47] increasingly shaping public perceptions through the language they
[00:30:51] choose and the narratives they promote. Tonight we examine how major
[00:30:55] broadcasters framed the latest US and Saudi military operations
[00:30:59] and whether crew.