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[00:00:05] of
[00:00:06] a
[00:00:25] Islamic revolution guard course says impose wars on Iran and reveal
[00:00:29] the strategic deadlock
[00:00:31] of the US and the Israeli
[00:00:32] regime. IRGC
[00:00:36] spokesman says reopening of straight of hormose hinges
[00:00:40] of of on Washington's acceptance
[00:00:40] of of Iran's
[00:00:41] conditions.
[00:00:47] And Spain announces border
[00:00:49] of controls against Italy
[00:00:50] in a tid for tap move as well
[00:00:52] over sweet to migrants of rush
[00:00:54] intensifies.
[00:01:13] hello everyone and welcome to press tv world
[00:01:15] news and now the uh Iran's
[00:01:18] Islamic Revolution guard course says wars imposed by the US and Israel against
[00:01:22] Iran have revealed the new dimensions
[00:01:24] of the two allies strategic deadlock and decline of grandjour.
[00:01:28] IRGC said the two impose. wars disclosed division among
[00:01:31] a regional or western allies adding Washington and Telov v
[00:01:35] failed to achieve the sinister plots announced earlier by the US
[00:01:39] president and what the IRGC said is mentioned
[00:01:41] in a statement marking national journalist day in Iran where they say the global
[00:01:45] media now acknowledges Washington's failure to defeat Iran and
[00:01:49] even admits the memorandum of
[00:01:52] of understanding amounting to nothing more than Washington's surrender to Iran's
[00:01:56] negotiating power. IRGC praised Iranian journalist and
[00:02:00] their efforts to counter enemies disinformation campaigns
[00:02:02] of and of parliament speaker Mohammed Bagar Khaliboff also held the press for
[00:02:06] reporting enemies war of rumors and destroytion he said zinabs and global
[00:02:10] of arrogance not only bomb cities but also target the
[00:02:13] truth.
[00:02:19] Iran's president has described US as murderous and colonialist saying that
[00:02:23] Washington is forced to engage in dialogue. In oppressor marking
[00:02:26] journalist sayan said US failed to act according to memorandum
[00:02:30] of understanding, prompting Iran's response, he said many issues
[00:02:34] require compromise for the sake of national solidarity and that there
[00:02:38] is no higher interest than preserving unity and cohesion.
[00:02:41] Pesishian acknowledged
[00:02:43] a that many problems
[00:02:44] in remain, but express hope to overcome them through collective effort. He
[00:02:48] also emphasized the
[00:02:49] of important role of journalists in fostering unity and
[00:02:52] cohesion.
[00:02:58] An's
[00:02:58] of foreign in minister of says terron's close to. agreement with omon a new maritime transit
[00:03:02] of rot through the
[00:03:03] of straight of hormose with negotiations between the two underway
[00:03:07] said talks with
[00:03:07] of omon or regarding the legal framework and
[00:03:10] of management
[00:03:10] of the waterway, specifically about determining a
[00:03:13] of transit route. he noted the previous traffic separation scheme is no longer
[00:03:17] acceptable to Tehran and that, given the technical and
[00:03:19] of legal complexities, a temporary route will be established for now as
[00:03:23] basis for permanent arrangement. I don't however emphasize the
[00:03:27] reopening
[00:03:27] of the straight is contingent on other. conditions including us
[00:03:31] remedying its violations
[00:03:33] of the islambad memorandum of
[00:03:36] of understanding, the foreign minister pointed out, Washington is seeking to
[00:03:39] establish new routes in the straight and underminds Iran's management
[00:03:43] in violation
[00:03:44] of the mou, warning that that is in no way
[00:03:48] of acceptable.
[00:03:55] Spokesperson for
[00:03:56] of the IRGC is outlined Iran stance on the straight hormos saying: waterway
[00:04:00] will be reopened
[00:04:01] in provided US accepts Iran's
[00:04:02] conditions. The
[00:04:06] reopening
[00:04:07] of the straight of hormas has its own specific mechanism and has
[00:04:11] nothing to do with the negotiations between Iran and
[00:04:13] Oman. Opening the straight of hormos depends on
[00:04:17] in conditions under which the Islamic Republic will decide to reopen
[00:04:20] of it and it depends on the extent to which the US accepts surrounds
[00:04:24] conditions. The straight of hormas is not merely
[00:04:27] economic waterway for Iran. It's a... component of
[00:04:30] geographical and strategic power. The enemy has no
[00:04:34] choice but to accept arounds conditions to reopen the straight of hormas and must
[00:04:38] stop interfering in the negotiations between Iran, Oman and other
[00:04:42] countries, which are at their conclusion. Whenever the enemy
[00:04:46] accepts surrounds conditions, the strike will definitely be
[00:04:53] of of reopened. A senior advisor to leader
[00:04:56] of the Islamic Revolution says the regional security can be ensured by the countries
[00:05:00] of the region
[00:05:01] of themselves without the need for foreign military presence.ati
[00:05:05] said the defeat
[00:05:06] of the US and Israel regime is reinforced to belief the foreign troops
[00:05:10] as a main source of insecurity.
[00:05:12] have no place in the region, he said the resilience
[00:05:14] of your arm forces, the steadfastness of its people and courage the
[00:05:18] resistance of access of contributed to the recent gains and bet to
[00:05:22] call for greater cooperation among regional countries to ensure security and
[00:05:26] stability.
[00:05:34] American media report say the top US military general has privately urged the
[00:05:38] Trump administration to find an offramp from the war on Iran.
[00:05:42] This Amit a concerns Washington military operations are limited and could
[00:05:45] backfire. According to reports chairman, the joint Chief General Dan Kain
[00:05:49] has told senior Trump advisers that escalating the conflict may not
[00:05:53] achieve the president president objectives. He's warned airpower
[00:05:57] alone is unlikely to deliver the desired outcome. And Kane's reportedly
[00:06:00] raised concerns with key cabinet officials including the CIA director,
[00:06:04] John Rackliff, secretary of state Marco Rubio and Vice President
[00:06:08] J.D. Vance. Kane underline risks of available military options.
[00:06:12] even those that do not involve deploying US ground forces, worries were
[00:06:16] expressed as Trump is reportedly ordered a probe into leak of information
[00:06:20] revealing shortages of Pentagon's munition stock
[00:06:22] palls.
[00:06:30] and to add more details to the story were earlier joined by our press of colleague Aliza
[00:06:33] Akbary.
[00:06:37] we are having reports about the US servicemen suffering from brain
[00:06:41] injuries. that you know that the they are having these kind of
[00:06:45] injuries, they are having lasting effect,
[00:06:47] it is not for example for a day or two that you can rest and it
[00:06:51] will be improved, no, it will have a lasting effect, psychological
[00:06:55] problem in terms of logistics, in terms of weapons and
[00:06:59] ammunition, they are facing multi front and
[00:07:02] multilayer quickmer economically even and
[00:07:06] you are seeing the repercussion ketlin, if you remember it was one month
[00:07:10] ago that we were talking and told you that ah the midterm election you will
[00:07:14] see the repercussion of US warm Grism on one and
[00:07:17] now day by day you are if you are monitoring the
[00:07:21] election and what is going on in the US in terms the uh the counter
[00:07:25] between Republicans and democrats that you are seeing uh step by step
[00:07:29] how the not only Donald Trump and not only his administration
[00:07:32] and not only his political party but they will pay the
[00:07:36] price of this aggression uh on Iran uh
[00:07:39] because the you know that it is the American taxpayers after
[00:07:43] all, they are paying money, they are paying taxes and in the field
[00:07:47] they are seeing that how their money is being spent, they are turning into
[00:07:51] missiles uh falling on Iranian civilians and Iranian
[00:07:54] infrastructure, this has repercussion, you cannot uh
[00:07:58] king Donald Trump and his administration, they cannot evade that, they
[00:08:01] cannot run away from this crime by just posting on social
[00:08:05] media, by giving wrong addresses to the audiences
[00:08:08] and
[00:08:11] a significant. geopolitical move Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and
[00:08:15] Turkey formalized a joint defense pact during the Maka
[00:08:18] summit with three countries pledging to deepen military cooperation and
[00:08:22] strengthen their collective security. A pack which comes in escalating
[00:08:26] conflict in west Asia raises several questions including how Riad will
[00:08:29] balance this new alliance alongside its long-standing strategic defense ties
[00:08:33] with western powers. Press TV's Matiam Nawaz reports from
[00:08:37] Islamabad. It height and
[00:08:41] geopolitical tensions across. West Asia, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and
[00:08:45] Turkey have signed a joint defense agreement a trilateral summit in
[00:08:48] Makkah, marking major transformation in the region with their
[00:08:52] pledge to boost collective security. On paper, the deal
[00:08:56] ensures absolute mutual assistance against any external
[00:08:59] aggression. However, experts point out the complex challenge
[00:09:03] ahead as Saudi Arabia's primary military architecture remains
[00:09:06] deeply linked with the strategic framework the United States and
[00:09:10] other western powers. "ryad is not
[00:09:14] exactly buying, you see
[00:09:17] security and peace for the region, but it is ensuring
[00:09:21] security for itself, because in the near past we have seen that it
[00:09:25] was attacked, I mean its region was attacked,
[00:09:29] it's the American bases its territory were attacked, so it
[00:09:33] is probably seeking some kind of an assurance that there
[00:09:36] will be other partners who will come to its aid in case push comes
[00:09:40] to shove." Pakistani prime minister Shahar Sharif,
[00:09:44] Turkish President Rajap Tayyab Erdogan and Saudi crown prince Mohammad
[00:09:48] bin Salman was seen poised file inking the deal, but the core
[00:09:52] question remains how this mutual defense mechanism will function in
[00:09:55] practice. Observers are evaluating whether this alliance reflects
[00:09:59] genuine push toward regional self reliance on security or
[00:10:03] if it functions as a strategic diversification while keeping
[00:10:07] traditional security umbrellas intact
[00:10:10] this agreement. is necessitated by the developments that
[00:10:14] are taking place in the region, so all these three key Muslim countries
[00:10:18] feel that by joining hands, they can
[00:10:22] protect their interests better, so in the... event of for example
[00:10:26] any conflict between Iran and Saudi Arabia, I don't think so that
[00:10:29] Pakistan and Turkey would like to be part of any
[00:10:33] conflict where two or more Muslim countries are
[00:10:36] involved. This fact highlights a broader strategic shift
[00:10:40] as Saudi Arabia actively diversifies its longstanding
[00:10:44] security dependencies. By formalizing this treaty, Raad
[00:10:48] is probably moving away from relying a single
[00:10:51] superpower. The major beneficiary.
[00:10:55] of this agreement is Saudi Arabia itself,
[00:10:59] because it has to protect its
[00:11:03] oil infrastructure, it has got one the world's largest
[00:11:06] oil exporting infrastructure in the world,
[00:11:10] secondly for its vision 2030 to realize it
[00:11:14] requires regional stability, so it was its compulsion to have
[00:11:18] such an agreement. as this new mutual defense alliance takes
[00:11:21] ship, regional countries and global powers are close. watching how
[00:11:25] the Islamabad Ankara Riyath Pact will navigate the volatile West
[00:11:29] Asia landscape to turn into the so-called pillar of peace,
[00:11:33] stability and security in the region. The ultimate test of this
[00:11:37] agreement hinges on the true strategic autonomy of its primary
[00:11:41] architect. The Maka agreements to efficacy depend on
[00:11:44] Saudi Arabia demonstrating an independent strategic VN rather than
[00:11:48] relying on external security umbrellas for the mutual defense pact to
[00:11:52] foster genuine regional stability R must commit to alliances
[00:11:56] execution beyond mayor political declaration. Mariam
[00:11:59] navas, press tv,
[00:12:01] Islamabad.
[00:12:05] And there seems to be no end inside to Israely seller violence and occupation
[00:12:09] force raids and abduction campaign in the west bank. Recent days have seen
[00:12:13] coordinated settler attacks and military raids across various parts the
[00:12:17] occupied territory and early were joined by a correspondent
[00:12:20] nakmed from the west bank city of Khalil with some
[00:12:23] details.
[00:12:27] Unfortunately these kinds of attacks are being repeated
[00:12:30] against the Palestinian uh refugee camps across the occupied West
[00:12:34] bank as the Israeli officials, it seems like there's an
[00:12:38] agreement between the political level and the
[00:12:42] and the uh and the army level in the Israeli cabinet to
[00:12:46] attack more uh refugee camps in the
[00:12:49] occupied uh west bank of course as these policies
[00:12:52] continue to unfold the... selves on the ground, lot
[00:12:56] of incursions and attacks happened. Let's start from the area
[00:13:00] of Wadi Sair to the north of occupied Al Khalil a Palestinian
[00:13:04] child was hospitalized after settler attack
[00:13:07] upon his family while they were in their fields. Another
[00:13:11] settler attack unfolded in the area of los to the east of
[00:13:15] Betlehem, also in the village ofe east of east of
[00:13:19] Ramala, many other areas were also subjected to
[00:13:23] to attacks by Israeli. settlers, unfortunately, the entire southern
[00:13:27] area the occupied west bank have been in the shadows for lot
[00:13:31] of for most the time, despite that many
[00:13:35] the attacks are displacing Palestinians and injuring
[00:13:38] Palestinians a a daily basis.
[00:13:42] another attack unfolded in the area their sharaf to the
[00:13:46] southwest of occupied nables where israeli settlers destroyed
[00:13:49] a well, water well in the area which is
[00:13:53] used by more than f 40,00 Palestinians, which
[00:13:57] means that 40,00 plus Palestinians now are out
[00:14:00] of water
[00:14:02] source.
[00:14:06] Greenland has strongly uh warned US against any drilling its territory,
[00:14:10] following reports that American companies preparing to explore for oil
[00:14:14] on the Arctic Island. The Greenland government said no approval has been
[00:14:17] granted, the US companies to conduct any drilling. Warning comes after
[00:14:21] Texas base company Greenland Energy said it's a preparing to
[00:14:25] send drilling equipment to Greenland, company is reportedly linked to the US president
[00:14:29] Donald Trump, local advocate of bringing the semi-autonomous danish
[00:14:33] territory under Washington's control. Greenland's estimated to
[00:14:37] hold over 30 billion barrels of oil. Trump's ambitions over
[00:14:41] Greenland or not just limited to its resources. Days ago he claimed US
[00:14:44] control the Arctic Island is safe bet before its turm
[00:14:48] ends.
[00:14:53] And US economy lost 23. jobs in July as labor force participation
[00:14:57] fell to its lowest in five years, now that's a
[00:15:00] because of not because of improvement in the situation of employment and due to
[00:15:04] effect over 260,00 people left the labor force, major job
[00:15:08] losses hit local government, education, retail, trade and financial
[00:15:12] activities, healthcare was one or one the few
[00:15:15] factor sectors that actually saw some gains adding about
[00:15:18] 22,000 jobs economist say data points a broadr economic
[00:15:22] slow down and weaken consumer confidence. July
[00:15:26] jobs report is closely watched a mid tensions in west Asia
[00:15:30] which have added pressure to global markets and economic
[00:15:33] sentiment.
[00:15:38] The Trump administration is ramped up, offensive against Cuba is continuing, and
[00:15:42] this month, Cuba will be side of series of events which will seek to
[00:15:45] revitalize a mass global movement against US
[00:15:49] imperialism.
[00:15:53] Cuba has once again become a meeting place for internationals
[00:15:57] even as Washington is escalating its siege on the
[00:16:00] revolution. University of Havana is the site of four-day assembly
[00:16:04] of Alba movements. Representatives of social. movements primarily from
[00:16:08] around the continent, but also from places like Burkina Faso and Palestine, are
[00:16:12] convening here as part of series of events coinciding with the
[00:16:15] centenary the birth of commander the Cuban Revolution, Fidel
[00:16:19] Castro. The assembly was welcomed by President of Cuba Miguel
[00:16:22] Diaz Canel and senior officials. Herardo Hernandez,
[00:16:26] one the heroic men known as the Cuban 5, delivered an opening
[00:16:30] address outlining the economic suffocation imposed by the
[00:16:34] US.
[00:17:37] result the fuel blockade by the US. the fact that these
[00:17:41] delegates came to Cuba at this time also sends a message to the United
[00:17:45] States, that Cuba is not alone, that Cuba will continue
[00:17:48] fighting, and that
[00:17:50] it is supported by all the people who received Cuban Solidarity in
[00:17:53] their countries, in Latin America and also in west Asia,
[00:17:57] like in Palestine as a
[00:18:01] Palestinian. I graduated thanks to the Cuban Revolution, thanks to the
[00:18:05] Cuban people, and I am also doing... my specialization here in
[00:18:08] Cuba, it's an example of Cuba's solidarity with all the peoples who are
[00:18:12] fighting for their freedom. Delegates express the urgent need
[00:18:16] to build international alliances to defeat a common
[00:18:19] imperialist enemy. Despite the challenges we face, the myth of
[00:18:23] invincibility has been pierced, be it by the continued resistance the Cuban
[00:18:27] people, or the defeat that Iran has inflicted on the United
[00:18:30] States. While the US attempts to launch a war to demonstrate
[00:18:34] dominance, it was instead forced to negotiate on terms.
[00:18:37] dictated by the very state it sough to destroy, this has further
[00:18:41] opened a window of opportunity for resistance. in the coming
[00:18:45] days, this assembly will debate a plan of action for the next four years,
[00:18:49] including alternatives in the face the current US imperialist
[00:18:52] offensive against the global south. camilla scalante,
[00:18:56] press tv,
[00:18:57] havana. several
[00:19:01] colombian cities are seeing protest as a right wing
[00:19:04] president has been sworn in and one of those
[00:19:08] rallies took place in the city of Cali where the new president was delivering his
[00:19:11] inauguration speech protest boycott the ceremony saying new president
[00:19:15] is illegitimate and posed the threat to the country's
[00:19:18] sovereignty and democracy. another demonstration was also held in
[00:19:22] Banankia. Leftist leaders in Colombia say they will not recognize his
[00:19:26] presidency. They warned that he will be pressure by the US to allow all
[00:19:30] kinds of foreign intervention to the country and during his presidential campaign
[00:19:34] aspira had vowed to strengthen ties with the US and restore relation. with
[00:19:37] Israel.
[00:19:42] Tunesia has witnessed new wave of public concern following increases and prices
[00:19:46] of hundreds of medicines and while authorities argue the adjustments are
[00:19:50] linked to rising cost and financial pressure on the pharmaceutical sector,
[00:19:54] critics warn the move could further burden citizens already struggling with
[00:19:58] rising cost of living. Tunesia's largest labor union says
[00:20:02] it will not remain silent accusing authorities of taking decisions without
[00:20:05] sufficient consultation.
[00:20:10] For many Tunesians, medicine prices have become a
[00:20:14] growing concern as households face increasing financial
[00:20:18] pressures, the recent adjustments which affected hundreds
[00:20:22] of pharmaceutical products have triggered debate over the
[00:20:26] balance between economic reforms and citizens
[00:20:29] right to access healthcare. The government has
[00:20:32] defended the decision pointing to higher international
[00:20:36] import costs. The depreciation the Tunesian Dina
[00:20:40] and the financial difficulties facing the central pharmacy,
[00:20:43] which has long carried the burden of maintaining affordable
[00:20:47] medicine prices.
[00:20:51] We understand that state policies have major social
[00:20:55] dimension,
[00:20:56] and supporting medicines remains necessary.
[00:21:00] However, unfortunately, no party was consulted in this
[00:21:03] matter. We are not against reviewing
[00:21:06] subsidies, but in parliament, we were surprised by this
[00:21:10] increase, although it does not represent the removal of
[00:21:14] subsidies, its consequences could be very
[00:21:17] negative for social security funds. "and we will take the
[00:21:21] necessary steps to hold those responsible
[00:21:24] accountable. The decision has also drawn
[00:21:27] critices from Tunisia's powerful labor union, which
[00:21:31] say it will not remain silent, warning that rising healthcare
[00:21:35] costs could affect vulnerable groups and low income
[00:21:39] families. two issues have
[00:21:43] concerned the labor union, the first is affecting the right of
[00:21:46] Tunisians to healthcare, the second is the unilater." decision
[00:21:50] making process, the union criticizes the authorities for not
[00:21:54] involving professional structures in this decision, it wants to be a
[00:21:58] partner through social dialogue that protects most vulnerable
[00:22:02] citizens. consumer
[00:22:06] advocates say that while the increase is limited its
[00:22:09] impact will still be filled by citizens in meed inflation. they
[00:22:13] also argue that the measure could help secure
[00:22:17] medicine supplies as the central farm.
[00:22:50] dialogue in shaping economic decisions for
[00:22:53] critics, the issue is not only about the prices, but
[00:22:57] also ensuring that health care remains
[00:23:00] accessible to all tenesians. in
[00:23:03] Tunesia, decision to increase medicine prices has
[00:23:07] sparked growing public concern. The country's largest
[00:23:11] labor union says it will not remain silent,
[00:23:14] warning that the move adds further pressure on families
[00:23:18] already struggling.
[00:23:31] Spain has announced a temporary border check some visitors from Italy a tit for
[00:23:35] tat move. Spanish interior minister says checks
[00:23:38] come emid persistent irregular migration pressure facing Italy and will last until
[00:23:42] September the 7th. Earlier Madrid said a statement Italy's measure
[00:23:46] to impose temporary suspensions the Shengen with Spain is.
[00:23:50] unjust and contraries to the interests the European Union and
[00:23:54] discriminatory toward the Spanish population. Uh, some days
[00:23:58] ago, Rome announced the border controls in reaction to sudden influx
[00:24:01] of tens of thousands of migrants from Morocco into the Spanish
[00:24:05] exclave of Sueta. Madrid also took a swipe at Rome for
[00:24:08] criticizing Spain's handling of migrants, while Italy itself is
[00:24:12] recorded the highest number of irregular migrant crossings in
[00:24:16] recent years.
[00:24:26] the Russian forces are taking control of an area in the east of Ukraine
[00:24:29] marking another development on the ground as a fighting between the two
[00:24:33] sides continues unabated, the Russian defense ministry
[00:24:37] says that their troops are in control
[00:24:40] of Ivanivka in Karkev region and eastern
[00:24:44] Ukraine. Earlier Russia carried out strikes
[00:24:48] on the Kiev region with Ukrainian authorities saying at least
[00:24:52] three people were killed and at least three others injured.
[00:24:56] Meanwhile, Ukraine is curied out attacks against the Russian industrial and energy
[00:25:00] sites across the country. Five people were wounded in
[00:25:03] Russia's region of Krasnodar while
[00:25:07] a industrial facility in the region of
[00:25:10] Samata was
[00:25:11] targeted.
[00:25:46] lebanon signed the peace teal. I know, I know.
[00:25:50] p steel is doing a lot of heavy lifting here like calling
[00:25:53] hostage negotiation a play date
[00:25:56] here is
[00:25:56] the setup one side has tanks parked in the other side's
[00:26:00] backyard the other side's resistant "the only force that
[00:26:04] actually fought Israel to a stand still in this region for two
[00:26:07] decades was even allowed in the room, that's not
[00:26:10] negotiation, that's the occupier writing the terms and calling
[00:26:14] it diplomacy. Washington called it a good day, Israel side
[00:26:18] called it a major win, lebanon's government called it a first step
[00:26:22] towards sovereignty, but here's what the deal actually
[00:26:25] says: israely troops stay in southern Lebanon for as
[00:26:29] long as they want, no deadline, no..." exit
[00:26:33] date, meanwhile the Lebanese Army is handled the job,
[00:26:36] this arm the Islamic Resistance, the group that drove
[00:26:40] Israel out of Lebanon once before a strict
[00:26:43] timeline with Israel and Washington grading its progress, they
[00:26:47] even built a committee for it, the military coordination group
[00:26:51] whose job is to decide if Lebanon is being sovereign enough.
[00:26:55] Think about that, nation needs a permission slip
[00:26:58] co-signed by the country occupying it to prove it.
[00:27:02] controls its own territory and while Lebanon disarms its own
[00:27:06] defenders, Nitin Yahoo, a man wanted by the
[00:27:10] international criminal court is celebrating, because the deal
[00:27:14] lets his army stay exactly where it is, when the
[00:27:17] side facing war crime charges is the happiest person at the
[00:27:21] signing that tells you everything about who this deal actually
[00:27:25] serves. This is after months of Israeli strikes that killed
[00:27:29] 4,200 people and displaced. hundreds
[00:27:33] of thousands of lebanese civilians, according to lebanon's own
[00:27:36] health ministry. now even rebuild their homes, lebanese
[00:27:40] families need their government to hit milestones
[00:27:44] approved by the same countries that just bomed them. we
[00:27:48] have seen this movie before 1983, same promises,
[00:27:52] same playbook and even weaker lebanese garment and far
[00:27:56] more Israeli troops on the ground. it took the lebanese people less
[00:27:59] than year to rip it to pieces and filter
[00:28:02] resistance that fought Israel out their country instead.
[00:28:06] history already answered the question this agreement is pretending to
[00:28:10] ask. the only thing that ever restored
[00:28:14] lebanese sovereignty wasn't a signature in Washington, it
[00:28:18] was
[00:28:18] resistance.
[00:28:53] President Trump yesterday made an kind of an eye opening your an eyebrow
[00:28:56] raising claim about how we intercepted all the missiles that
[00:29:00] came from the Iranian side into our... in Jordan, here's how I put
[00:29:04] it, we're going to be hitting them very hard, because it's our term to hit them, they
[00:29:08] know it's coming, Thurscan is not to do it, but uh, they
[00:29:12] tried shooting it last night, so we had five rocket shot going
[00:29:15] 8,500 miles an hour, and all five rockets were
[00:29:19] knocked down to the ground, but they nevertheless took a shot,
[00:29:23] so it's our turn, and we'll see if we get there with the
[00:29:26] an agreement at some point, but we're going to hit him very
[00:29:28] hard, so there, what do you say?
[00:29:32] five five missiles at 8,00 miles an hour, um, did we knock them
[00:29:36] down? uh, well, I don't have the data, but I doubt
[00:29:40] the president has any data too, or in fact even the contractor has
[00:29:44] data, the the evidence is that
[00:29:47] maybe one or two percent the patriot pack
[00:29:51] th's assuming they were pack ths
[00:29:54] fired, are actually able to
[00:29:58] intercept ballistic missiles,
[00:30:01] so so basically if you ' for example that it's one a
[00:30:04] hundred
[00:30:06] um the the possibility
[00:30:08] of
[00:30:10] impacting the of hitting a
[00:30:14] warhead which is pretty much close to what we're
[00:30:18] seeing then um since they're five
[00:30:21] it's it's the chances that they would have hit all
[00:30:24] five is roughly one and 10 billion
[00:30:28] given what we know so if if he's saying
[00:30:32] one and 10 billion event uh
[00:30:36] probability of one and 10 billion event occurred
[00:30:38] then i guess i don't know
[00:30:42] we can take it at face value
[00:30:44] but it's it really doesn't make much doesn't seem highly