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[00:00:00] of
[00:00:18] Your headlines on
[00:00:21] of a press TV says a meeting with the Persian golf literal states on the straight of hormos in Oman
[00:00:24] has been postponed through a joint decision by
[00:00:27] of Tehron and Muscat. his army conducts new
[00:00:31] of missile and drone attacks on Saudi Arabia, hitting sensitive targets
[00:00:35] including oil facilities in the southern part
[00:00:38] of the kingdom. A
[00:00:41] palestinian officials warned that
[00:00:43] a Israel's ban on the entry of vehicle spare part has pushed Gaza's
[00:00:47] public transport sector to the brink of complete
[00:00:50] shutdown.
[00:01:07] of Hello
[00:01:08] of everyone, you're watching Press TV live from the studios in
[00:01:12] Tehran. Thank you for joining us.
[00:01:16] In today's top story, a meeting which was to be held in Oman between the
[00:01:20] Persian Gulf countries and Iran to discuss possible agreements on the
[00:01:23] straight of Urmus has been postponed. The meeting was originally
[00:01:27] scheduled to be held on
[00:01:29] of Monday. of According to. the Iranian foreign ministry's director general for the Persian
[00:01:33] Gulf, the meeting
[00:01:34] of the Persian gulf literal states foreign
[00:01:37] of ministers will be held a later
[00:01:39] a date. Muhammad Ali Bek added that the decision was made
[00:01:43] of jointly by Tehan and Muscat at the request of some
[00:01:46] of regional countries. The official stressed that Iran will
[00:01:49] continue consultations with Oman to set a suitable
[00:01:53] date and pusponed in the interest of consensus amongst regional
[00:01:57] states. He said Muscat remains. to fostering
[00:02:01] dialogue that supports stability and lasting cooperation in the
[00:02:04] region. the meeting was aimed at discussing ways to decrease
[00:02:08] tensions in the straight of
[00:02:10] Urmus.
[00:02:15] journalist
[00:02:16] of and political analyst Sakina Datu says ansor lost control
[00:02:19] of the red sea and barble mandeb and Saudi Arabia
[00:02:22] in shut down of his main
[00:02:24] of east-west oil pipeline leave regional countries with no
[00:02:28] choice but to reject US only list policies
[00:02:31] i
[00:02:35] mean
[00:02:38] of of course saudi you has lost all its passage way for its oil mean from the
[00:02:42] state of hormos and of course currently babul mandap and
[00:02:46] also the land route to through the red sea
[00:02:50] and as we speak you know they are being
[00:02:53] pounded right now by the ansarulah
[00:02:56] of and so the situation of saudi in particular i think is really
[00:03:00] really bad so they for them it is really important
[00:03:04] to have this arrangement to
[00:03:06] of discuss with Iran. I think you know it is, it's
[00:03:10] really hope that
[00:03:12] of as Saudi at such a time that this will be some sort of a wake
[00:03:15] up poll for the saudis to realize that really
[00:03:19] you know if they want to survive and they want to
[00:03:23] basically not parish because the situation currently for Saudis
[00:03:27] is really
[00:03:27] a really bad then it is in their interest. to actually work with the
[00:03:31] Iranians with Oman and I think this particular meeting
[00:03:35] could actually work out quite well more than even for
[00:03:39] of Iran, particularly for the Saudis. I mean it's very interesting because
[00:03:43] I just looking at the Pakistanis
[00:03:46] of you explaining that the reason why they have not been able to assist Saudi Saudi
[00:03:50] Arabia against Ansarulah is because this was not a part
[00:03:54] of pre-existing
[00:03:55] conditions. Meanwile
[00:03:58] investigative journalist. Rick Stearling says Bahrain's refusal to
[00:04:02] take part in the meeting and Saudi Arabia's request to postpone it
[00:04:06] suggest that both countries are not yet ready to follow through a
[00:04:10] policy
[00:04:10] change.
[00:04:15] I think they're a point where they are not yet ready to
[00:04:18] realize or to uh follow through a change of
[00:04:22] policy. They're kind of stuck
[00:04:24] in a hard place because of course the US naval
[00:04:27] central command is is in Bahrain. and yet to
[00:04:31] quote the uh the naval secretary
[00:04:34] of the US command there, he said quote, they the
[00:04:38] Iranians blew the hell out of Bahrain, so that's what
[00:04:42] happened, that's what the consequence was of
[00:04:45] Bahrain's uh collaboration and the use
[00:04:48] of their territory in the US
[00:04:51] unprovoked attack on Iran, and I think they're they're
[00:04:55] a point where they're not yet ready to recognize.
[00:05:00] and recognize
[00:05:02] the their long-term interests which are
[00:05:05] of to of move away from support for the US towards support for
[00:05:08] Iran which after all is is one
[00:05:11] of their neighboring. countries, so I think we're a
[00:05:15] critical time, and it's better that the
[00:05:18] meeting be postponed and to establish
[00:05:22] greater greater coherence and
[00:05:25] agreement
[00:05:27] on on the path forward, we've seen in the past where
[00:05:30] negotiations have been used by both
[00:05:33] you, US and
[00:05:35] Israel for for attacks, Russia has called the
[00:05:39] United States agreement.
[00:05:46] The Yemani army has carried out fresh retaliatory operations against
[00:05:50] Saudi Arabia hitting a number of sensitive targets deep
[00:05:53] inside the country. The attacks reportedly targeted locations in
[00:05:57] Hamis Musashit, Najran, Jizan and Abha.
[00:06:01] According to local sources, a large salvo of missiles, rockets
[00:06:05] and drones was used in Yemen's fresh strikes on Saudi
[00:06:08] Arabia. Some reports indicate that sensitive positions.
[00:06:12] the country's south have been targeted, including oil facilities in
[00:06:16] Gizan as well as facilities belonging to Saudi State oil
[00:06:20] company, Aramco. There are no immediate reports of
[00:06:23] casualties, but fire broke out in some oil facilities.
[00:06:27] The attacks came in responses the south the aggression against Yemen, which
[00:06:31] has so far claimed the lives of scores of people. Yemen's
[00:06:35] ansur Allah movement has warned that it would target positions inside
[00:06:39] Saudi Arabia if attacks on and blockade of.
[00:06:43] continues.
[00:06:47] The Yemani armed forces are maintaining full control the strategic city of
[00:06:51] moka following a large-scale military operation we saw them
[00:06:55] take control the entire red sea coastline. The arm forces
[00:06:58] have emphasized that they will continue their operations in the region until
[00:07:02] the Yemani people's rights are restored. Our correspondent
[00:07:06] Yahya Alwazir is in the newly liberated city of Moka to bring
[00:07:10] us more on this strategic achievement.
[00:07:16] Germany armed forces launched a military operation
[00:07:20] in the 3rd of September for seven days and
[00:07:24] successfully liberated about a
[00:07:27] 5,400 square kilometers in
[00:07:31] the west coast line, now we are
[00:07:34] standing a part the
[00:07:37] liberated coastline in al muka
[00:07:41] uh city and We are just about
[00:07:43] 75 km away from Babel Mandab
[00:07:47] straight that was also uh controlled by the Yemani
[00:07:51] armed forces in this operation uh the
[00:07:55] Sanha authorities and the Yemani armed forces with the Ansarullah
[00:07:58] movement uh describe this operation as
[00:08:02] reclaiming sovereignity over the west
[00:08:05] coast of Yemen, this uh operation
[00:08:09] had massive gain for. the coastal
[00:08:13] line and it is not just uh uh
[00:08:17] locally, it's not affecting just the
[00:08:21] inside of Yemen, it is affecting all
[00:08:24] the world now, we see how the USA
[00:08:28] is not happy by the Yemani armed forces advance,
[00:08:32] even the Israeli regime was saying
[00:08:36] that uh, they are offering to
[00:08:39] join regional air strikes against. Sarulah
[00:08:43] movement to halt their advance in the uh
[00:08:46] coastal line uh, however Yeman Armed forces uh
[00:08:50] say that they will not stop until all rights
[00:08:54] of Yemani people is restored and
[00:08:58] they just view this operation as reclaiming
[00:09:02] sovereignty over yemani
[00:09:04] soil.
[00:09:08] Sans has successfully established a new era of
[00:09:11] stability in bbleman dep straight, proving his capability
[00:09:15] safeguard international shipping and keep the vital waterway
[00:09:19] open despite hostile smear campaigns. Press TV's Abdul
[00:09:23] Latif Washali reports from the Yemani capital
[00:09:25] Sana. Sarah has
[00:09:29] firmly imposed new reality on the Babel mendes trade,
[00:09:33] decisively demonstrating its sovereignty and ability to manage
[00:09:37] this critical maritime passage through proactive measures,
[00:09:40] authorities have successfully. secure the strategic route,
[00:09:44] ensuring that commercial vessels continue to navigate safely and
[00:09:48] without interruption, thereby restoring confidence to
[00:09:51] international maritime shipping across the southern red
[00:09:54] sea.
[00:09:58] international navigation in bab
[00:10:01] el mandab has been secured, not exceeding 24
[00:10:04] kilometers, leaving no room for terrorist military acts.
[00:10:08] consequently, the Babel Mandeb region has become fully
[00:10:11] secured, During global trade operators, Sana issud
[00:10:15] direct messages confirming that the straight remains entirely
[00:10:19] safe for merchant vessels agent fleet to maintain their normal
[00:10:23] route back in these guarantees. with clear results, the
[00:10:26] ministry of transport announced that 73 commercial ships
[00:10:30] transited seamlessly over just 48 hours, proven that
[00:10:34] operations remain completely smooth and free of any
[00:10:37] disruption.
[00:10:42] the ministry of foreign affairs sent reasuring message
[00:10:45] to the United Nations and the Security Council, affirming that there is no
[00:10:49] cause for concern or threat to international navigation in Babel
[00:10:53] Mandeb, where conditions are...
[00:11:03] should instead be concerned about our people and discuss the famin in
[00:11:07] Yemen, the ongoing 12-year blockade by the criminal Saudi
[00:11:10] regime, as well as the continuous aggression and dozens of
[00:11:14] Saudi air strikes targeting our country and people, as for
[00:11:18] addressing internal affairs, reclaiming domestic rights and
[00:11:21] extending state control over internal territory, This is inherent
[00:11:25] right guaranteed to us. This impressive
[00:11:29] traffic flow serves as concrete proof dismantling false
[00:11:33] allegations from hostile parties who claim the waterway is
[00:11:37] unstable. Sana has kept the passage fully open to global
[00:11:40] trade, applying restrictions strictly to Saudi
[00:11:44] shipping. The continuous save transit of international fleets
[00:11:48] firmly validates sana's power to protect this viral global
[00:11:51] trade artery and ensure its long-term stability.
[00:11:56] By successfully securing the Babel Master and guaranteeing smooth
[00:12:00] passage for international commerce, Sarah has approven itself as
[00:12:04] reliable guardian of global navigation, effectively
[00:12:07] neutralizing enemy claims of regional
[00:12:10] instability.
[00:12:16] Palestinian officials in Gaza warned that Israel's ban on the entry
[00:12:20] of aid including spare parts for vehicles has pushed the
[00:12:24] territories. public transport sector to the brink of complete
[00:12:27] shutdown. According to Palestinian media, roughly 70%
[00:12:31] of Gaza's public transportation fleet has already gone out of
[00:12:35] service due to severe shortages of tires, lubricants, and
[00:12:39] spare parts, and the rest will stop working within days.
[00:12:43] The transportation crisis comes a mid widespread destruction of roads
[00:12:47] and infrastructure across Gaza due to Israel's genocidal war
[00:12:50] on the territory. Gaza's public transportation company syndicate.
[00:12:55] has announced that Israel's restrictions on the entry of maintenance
[00:12:58] supplies will lead to total transport shut down within
[00:13:02] days. it call on international organizations to
[00:13:05] intervene urgently and pressure the regime to allow the entry
[00:13:09] of tires, lubricants and spare parts into
[00:13:12] Gaza.
[00:13:16] that's while academic and researcher Jim Kavanan says Israeli officials not
[00:13:20] only openly admit to this policy, but are also actively making
[00:13:24] living.
[00:13:36] just said the other day, well if only if European countries take 20 or
[00:13:39] 30,000 palestinians from Gaza each, then this whole thing will
[00:13:43] be over soon, and that's their objective
[00:13:47] is to create a situation
[00:13:50] where based on their great humanity,
[00:13:54] European and... western countries and other countries who are
[00:13:58] going to be bribed by the west with debt relief
[00:14:01] etc. are going to take 20, 30, 50 thousand palestinians
[00:14:05] each and get them out of gaza and they'll be happy
[00:14:09] to go because there's their lives in Gaza are miserable and they
[00:14:13] can't live.
[00:14:15] this that's what Iraq Israel is doing, they're making life
[00:14:19] onlivable for Palestinians and there's
[00:14:21] no entity, there's no force.
[00:14:25] stopping this, Gaza has been handed over
[00:14:29] by the United Nations to Israel's patron,
[00:14:33] Israel and its patron the United States in the form of Donald
[00:14:36] Trump and the board of peace and Jared Kushner who just went and
[00:14:40] said, oh yeah, Israel has to finish the job, we're okay, we're telling them they can finish the
[00:14:44] job, that's the job they're going to finish is to is to kill
[00:14:48] or expell the
[00:14:48] palestinians, the
[00:14:52] deepening humanitarian crisis is on. across the gaza
[00:14:56] strip where the war as profoundly disrupted traditional family
[00:14:59] structures, more than 86,00 households are now
[00:15:03] headed entirely by women, leaving mothers to shoulder the
[00:15:06] devastating duel burden of providing for their families while
[00:15:10] navigating displacement, loss and systemic protection
[00:15:14] failures. has the
[00:15:16] details.
[00:15:22] the humanitarian crisis in Gaza is not an abstract
[00:15:25] statistic, but a daily struggle to keep her family safe and
[00:15:29] fit. mother of sex, she has been left to shoulder the
[00:15:33] responsibilities of raising her children in her husband's absence.
[00:15:37] welcome. constantly searching for sackers work to secure a
[00:15:40] livelihood, her experience reflects a wider crisis,
[00:15:44] according to United Nations estimates 68% of
[00:15:48] female headed households in Gaza lack adequate shelter,
[00:15:52] leaving thousands of women and their children to endure
[00:15:55] displacement, insecurity and deepening
[00:15:57] hardship.
[00:16:01] During the war, when I lost my husband, I became the head the
[00:16:05] household and the soul provider. the one carrying the burden
[00:16:09] the children, their education, food, shelter,
[00:16:13] and medical care. how am I supposed to meet their needs without a
[00:16:16] husband and without any source of income? I tried to
[00:16:19] work, even simple project, like baking inside the tent and
[00:16:23] selling it, but it's difficult because I can't raise six children on my
[00:16:27] own and work at the same time. I rely only
[00:16:31] aid from people and food
[00:16:33] parcels. Ella's life was turned upside
[00:16:37] down. as she found herself acting as both mother and
[00:16:41] father to three children, battling severe anemia with no
[00:16:44] financial savings, unable to secure
[00:16:47] medicine, devastated
[00:16:50] reality.
[00:16:54] lost my husband in the war, became responsible for taking my sick
[00:16:58] children for medical treatment and the burden has become much heavier on
[00:17:01] me, no one supports me, i rush between hospitals and take all my
[00:17:05] children with me because i don't feel safe. leaving them with anyone, my hands
[00:17:09] are exhausted from carrying water gallons alongside walking long
[00:17:13] distances. i don't even have money for transportation. i used to live a
[00:17:16] good life where my husband took care of me and now everything is
[00:17:19] gone. the devastating scale
[00:17:23] the crisis is reflected in united nations reports,
[00:17:27] documenting the deaths of 246 women and
[00:17:31] girls, average of six lives lost every week since the
[00:17:35] October 2025. At the same time,
[00:17:39] thousands of women have been forced into the rule of solid
[00:17:42] bridwinners for families fractured by war, left to provide
[00:17:46] for their children while confronting the constant threat of
[00:17:50] death, displacement, deprivation and the destruction the
[00:17:54] systems meant to protect
[00:17:55] them. Palestinian women have
[00:17:59] shouldered immense responsibilities to keep their families alive, securing
[00:18:03] basic necessities such as water, medicine and food amid the
[00:18:07] war. yet, despite an international legal framework designed to
[00:18:10] protect women in conflict, including UN security council
[00:18:14] resolutions and the Rome statute the International Criminal
[00:18:17] Court. The international community has repeatedly failed to enforce
[00:18:21] these protections or hold Israel
[00:18:23] accountable. In Gaza
[00:18:27] today, one in four families is lit by
[00:18:29] woman.
[00:18:31] 86,290
[00:18:34] households have no bridge winner. The word didn't just
[00:18:38] destroy homes, it would define them. Gazan
[00:18:41] women are now the providers and the
[00:18:44] resilients. TV, Gaza
[00:18:47] City. The Democratic People's
[00:18:51] Republic of Korea says it has held a live fire drill to test
[00:18:54] long-range artillery and missile units of his army. According to
[00:18:58] the country's official KCNA news agency, the joint
[00:19:02] firepower attack rail involved five army units and
[00:19:05] tested several weapons system. The report added that weapon
[00:19:09] systems tested in the exercises included various attack
[00:19:13] drones, tactical cruise missiles, tactical ballistic missiles
[00:19:16] and large caliber multiple rocket launchers.
[00:19:20] KCNA said the drill was aimed at boosting the moral the country's
[00:19:24] troops and improving their capabilities to completely collapse the
[00:19:28] enemy anytime an order is issued. South Korea's joint
[00:19:32] chiefs of staff said on Saturday that the DPRK fighs several
[00:19:36] short-range bilisticm. missiles towards the sea of his
[00:19:39] east
[00:19:40] coast. Pyongyang's missile test followed five days of joint maritime drills
[00:19:44] by South Korea, Japan and the United States. The
[00:19:48] DPRK says such exercises are rehearsals for
[00:19:51] violation of his territory by its
[00:19:53] enemies.
[00:19:59] Iraq is facing a growing fuel crisis with gasoline shortages and
[00:20:03] long cues at filling stations adding to the pressure on citizens and the government.
[00:20:07] moment, the disruption comes amit geopolitical tensions surrounding
[00:20:11] the straight of Urmus, production problems at major facilities and
[00:20:15] difficulties transporting and distributing fuel across the
[00:20:19] country. now Fic has the details in this
[00:20:21] report. The
[00:20:25] fuel crisis is deepening in the Iraqi capital, Baghdad
[00:20:29] and several southern provinces with long lines
[00:20:33] of vehicles stretching for considerable distances outside
[00:20:37] gas. station, amid a shortage of imported
[00:20:40] gasoline, the crisis has placed additional burden
[00:20:44] on Iraqi citizens, coming a time when the country
[00:20:48] is already facing
[00:21:22] not because find a single open station to refuel. taxi drivers are
[00:21:28] and we could also suffering of limited fairs and the fuel shortage. we have to stand in long cues for hours just to get
[00:21:32] gasoline. hope this crisis ends soon because it has placed
[00:21:36] a heavy burden on the iraqi people. earlier this
[00:21:39] month, oil minister bhammad
[00:21:43] said efforts were underway to address the shortage of
[00:21:46] gasoline, noting that new fuel ship. ments were
[00:21:50] observers, meanwhile, observers,
[00:21:54] meanwhile, believe that the repercussions the
[00:21:58] closure the straight of hermus by the United States, along with
[00:22:01] disruptions a number of fuel stations
[00:22:05] have contributed to worsing the crisis and affected the
[00:22:09] fuel supplies to the local
[00:22:11] market,
[00:22:15] the fuel crisis in Iraq has emerged against the backdrop the closure
[00:22:19] the straight of... more mouse and the resulting geopolitical
[00:22:22] risks, creating a combination of challenges for the Iraqi
[00:22:25] government. there should have been a strategic plan in place to ensure
[00:22:29] sufficient supplies to meet domestic consumption. at the same
[00:22:33] time, several major production facilities are facing technical
[00:22:36] problems, while fuel transportation is also experiencing
[00:22:40] disruptions. there is currently lack of efficiency and
[00:22:44] smoothness in the process of delivering fuel to the local market.
[00:22:48] the iraqi government is seeking urgent solutions to secure
[00:22:51] fuel supplies and ease the pressure on citizens as
[00:22:55] the gasoline crisis continues to occupy a
[00:22:59] significant place in Iraq's current economic and
[00:23:03] service landscape. Iraq's fuel crisis is
[00:23:06] placing a growing burden on citizens, with long cues
[00:23:10] at
[00:23:10] gas stations and hours of waiting for gasoline. The
[00:23:14] crisis comes as the Iraqi government faces additional
[00:23:18] challenges from
[00:23:19] the current situation. the straight of hermus. Press
[00:23:22] TV.
[00:23:24] Baghdad. They have those with the top
[00:23:28] stories on Press TV. Thank you for being with us, take care and as always
[00:23:32] stay
[00:23:33] safe.
[00:23:53] They call themselves Ansarula, or the supporters of God,
[00:23:57] and regard confronting American and Israeli aggression and domination in the region
[00:24:01] as one their principal objectives. They are among the most
[00:24:05] courageous fighters of our time, men who face bombardment and
[00:24:08] death, yet refuse to retreat even a single step from their beliefs
[00:24:12] and their path of resistance. For years they have fought
[00:24:16] Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates in defensive.
[00:24:20] a war backed by American military support. They have
[00:24:24] resisted every attempt to force their country into
[00:24:26] submission, and in support the people of Gaza,
[00:24:30] have repeatedly struck Israeli targets nearly 2,0 kilometers
[00:24:34] away. On July 13th, 2026,
[00:24:38] Saudi Arabia bombed the runway at Sanaah International Airport
[00:24:42] an attempt to prevent an Iranian aircraft from landing.
[00:24:46] Ansarula declared that Riyad had ended the period of deescalation.
[00:24:50] He promised immediate response. Within hours, Saudi
[00:24:54] airports including Aba international airport came under attack.
[00:24:57] This was nothing new. The Yemini
[00:25:00] Resistance movement has repeatedly demonstrated its ability to reach
[00:25:04] deep inside Saudi Arabia. In September
[00:25:08] 2019, its drone strike on the ABC and Kurais
[00:25:11] oil facilities exposed the vulnerability of Saudi Aramco
[00:25:15] despite billions of dollars worth of American-made air defense
[00:25:18] systems. "Now the resistance movement warns that any
[00:25:22] new attack on Yemen's infrastructure could bring even more strategic
[00:25:26] targets into range, including the vital oil facilities at
[00:25:30] Yanbu. Today, more than 70% of Saudi oil
[00:25:34] exports bypass the straight of Hormus through pipelines to Yanbu on the
[00:25:37] Red Sea, but from there they must still pass through the Bob
[00:25:41] Almandab straight. If that route is closed, Saudi
[00:25:45] Arabia's alternative export corridor disappears.
[00:25:49] Ansarula has..." already shown it can disrupt one the world's busiest maritime
[00:25:53] choke points. Since the outbreak the Gaza War in
[00:25:56] 2023, it is launch attacks in the Red Sea,
[00:25:59] declaring that it would target vessels linked to Israel. in support the
[00:26:03] Palestinians, the Red Sea operations have
[00:26:07] forced major shipping companies to re-root around Southern Africa,
[00:26:10] increased global transport costs and pushed Israel's southern port
[00:26:14] of ILOT, the brink of collapse. If both the
[00:26:18] straight of Hormus and Bob Almandab were closed at the same time,
[00:26:22] nearly a quarter the world's oil and gas supply, and almost
[00:26:26] one-third of global container traffic could be affected. Oil
[00:26:29] prices could sore toward $200 per barrel. while Europe's energy
[00:26:33] security would face severe pressure. For
[00:26:37] Ansarula, Yemen is not merely another battlefield,
[00:26:40] it is a strategic front with the power to reach, a strategic front
[00:26:44] with the power to reach, the axis of resistance still
[00:26:48] holds powerful strategic cards in reserve, cards
[00:26:52] that once played could leave even America unable to respond
[00:26:56] despite all its military
[00:26:57] might.
[00:27:06] اولاً اینکه گفته میشه محاصره اقتصادی آمریکا باعث
[00:27:10] شده که قهتی
[00:27:12] به وجود بیاد خب این یه دروغ بزرگه چرا چون دولت ما از مدت ها
[00:27:16] قبل به فکر بوده و به اندازه کافی ما ذخایر
[00:27:20] مواد غذایی کالاهای اساسی رو ما الان داریم ثانیاً اینکه
[00:27:24] مثلاً میگن که خب ایران نفت نمی تونه بخورشه چطور ما نفت نمی تونیم
[00:27:27] بخورشه ما تو همین فرصتی
[00:27:31] که محاصره توی مذاکرات برداشته شد
[00:27:34] مخصوصاً اون هفته اول ما ۷۰ ۸۰ میلیون
[00:27:38] بشکه نفت هر روزی ما یه میلیون یه میلیون نیم داریم می
[00:27:42] فروشیم پولشم می رسه چی مشکلی ما نداریم
[00:27:46] از طرف دیگه تغییر دیگری
[00:27:48] که در حقیقت به وجود اومده اینه
[00:27:52] که هم دولت ما هم بازرگان
[00:27:56] ما الان به طور جدی بسیج شدن
[00:27:59] که ما چرا اصلاً تجارت ایران
[00:28:02] فقط به دریا متکی کردیم
[00:28:06] در اطراف ایران ۱۵ کشور همسایه وجود داره به همین دلیل
[00:28:10] به سرعت داره کریدورها جاده ها اینا
[00:28:14] داره شکل میگیره که ما صادراتمون رو
[00:28:17] به طور گسترده بتونیم از راه های غیر از
[00:28:20] جنوب گسترش
[00:28:22] بدیم.
[00:28:32] jihad members arrested today, they have committed no crime.
[00:28:36] America today is a police state, there's no
[00:28:40] evidence against them. two guys supposed to be out of florida, both them are
[00:28:44] sitting holding courans in the driving, and yet they are
[00:28:48] arrested and impression kidnap my son, it's a time when
[00:28:52] a war on terror morfs into a war against Muslims and
[00:28:56] when the middle east immigrants become prime targets the patriot
[00:29:00] act. the reality here is... If you're a Muslim in America, you
[00:29:03] can't think like everybody else. We were all lumped in the
[00:29:07] categories the fifth column or
[00:29:11] terrorist. Whenever the United States has faced
[00:29:14] a security threat, it has responded by
[00:29:18] targeting immigrants. They have to fight a
[00:29:21] battle that began after
[00:29:23] 9/11.