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[00:00:06] of
[00:00:17] President Pizishkan of says of the straight of hormoves would open within the framework of
[00:00:21] international law if
[00:00:22] of the of US stopped its acts of aggression against
[00:00:25] Iran.
[00:00:29] The Islamic Revolution. God's course as it has shot down and destroyed an American
[00:00:33] MQ one over the straight of
[00:00:34] Hormus
[00:00:38] of and at least three civilians have been killed
[00:00:42] in fresh Saudi air strikes on
[00:00:44] of Yemen's southwestern
[00:00:46] of province of
[00:00:46] tires.
[00:00:56] of
[00:01:04] Hello and good
[00:01:05] a of afternoon from Tehran, I am Bahman Roy and this is Press TV news,
[00:01:08] it is
[00:01:08] of half past midday local
[00:01:11] of time. Iran's president
[00:01:12] of says the straight of hormos would open within the framework of international law if the
[00:01:16] US stopped its acts of aggression against the
[00:01:18] country. was speaking an interview with India
[00:01:22] today network, he added
[00:01:24] of that Iran and Oman have reached an understanding a
[00:01:27] a specific framework for the straight and informed the international. maritime
[00:01:30] organization of that understanding. Pesishian
[00:01:33] of reiterated that it was not Iran that started the war, but the enemy
[00:01:37] of attacked the country with no justification and marted the leader, top
[00:01:41] commanders, nuclear scientists and ordinary
[00:01:43] of people, including many children. He stress that Iran has only defended
[00:01:47] itself,
[00:01:48] of adding that there is no justification on an international level for the enemy's
[00:01:51] actions. Ellsway in his remarks, but Iran has no
[00:01:55] problem with regional countries, but has a problem with US bases in those
[00:01:59] countries. which are used for aggression against Iran, the president
[00:02:03] noted that neighboring and
[00:02:04] of friendly countries should not allow the enemies to use their territories to attack
[00:02:08] Iran. Political
[00:02:12] a analyst Ali Hamiah joined us earlier with
[00:02:14] in his take on Iran stance regarding the straight of Hamus as well as retaliatory
[00:02:18] strikes with Islamic
[00:02:22] of Republic. The president of
[00:02:25] Iran, Mr. Basiskyan has
[00:02:29] described. exactly what's going on
[00:02:33] and exactly make the differences
[00:02:36] between how the
[00:02:39] of war started and well where is the international
[00:02:42] law from this american
[00:02:46] aggression against Iran, Iran is defending
[00:02:49] itself
[00:02:51] of only and the straight of hormos is only will be
[00:02:56] of open according to the international
[00:03:00] uh law when the American
[00:03:03] aggression uh stops, before
[00:03:06] the war and before the 28th of
[00:03:10] February
[00:03:13] in used to
[00:03:14] of exist more than 23 American military
[00:03:18] base bases in the region
[00:03:21] and supposedly are for
[00:03:25] to protect the uh the
[00:03:28] of American interest. as they
[00:03:31] a say and to protect the countries uh in the Persian
[00:03:35] Gulf,
[00:03:36] but the
[00:03:39] president is
[00:03:40] a trying to describe that those bases are being
[00:03:44] built against
[00:03:46] of Iran, Iran has against Iran, Iran
[00:03:50] has its neighboring
[00:03:52] of countries, the aggression is
[00:03:54] in coming, according to the inter, the aggression is coming, according to the
[00:03:57] international law, Iran has the right, to retaliate against
[00:04:01] the source of
[00:04:02] fire.
[00:04:08] in
[00:04:12] a a
[00:04:17] hello again, let us begin the news review segment of this news
[00:04:20] bulletin. ibron's top security
[00:04:24] official has slammed US president Donald Trump's contradictory positions on
[00:04:28] negotiations with Iran, saying His remarks are aimed at swaying global
[00:04:32] energy prices. Secretary of
[00:04:34] of Iran Supreme National Security Council Major General Mohsen Rasai
[00:04:38] made the comment
[00:04:38] in a social media post. Razi said the world should not be distracted by the
[00:04:42] US president's mixed signals from no
[00:04:45] of negotiations of to were ready to talk, stressing that
[00:04:47] the stakes around oil and
[00:04:49] the straights have changed. Rezay was alluding
[00:04:52] to Iran's full control over the
[00:04:53] a straight of formus and Yemen's army, yemeny armys control
[00:04:56] of the
[00:04:56] of bubble mandab straight, both of which vital energy. export roots
[00:05:00] to global markets. Rey stressed that there will be no talks until
[00:05:04] Iran's conditions are met and this position is definitive.
[00:05:08] His comments came after Trump said the US
[00:05:11] of is open to
[00:05:11] a engaging with Iran. a peace agreement, Trump's remarks contradicted his
[00:05:15] earlier statements in which he said talks between Iran and the US were
[00:05:19] neither taking place nor scheduled alleging that the straight of her mous
[00:05:22] was open. Well, I'm going to discuss all of
[00:05:26] that with my guest in this news review programs
[00:05:30] in house analyst joining us from arterban studios and also Mr.
[00:05:34] Ehsan Khusan Najad journalist and political commentator joining us from
[00:05:38] Frankfurt. Very good to have you both on this news review program. Yes,
[00:05:41] and I'm going to start. conversation with you, let us start with the immediate
[00:05:45] issue: trump says the US is open to engaging with Iran
[00:05:49] while only recently saying that no talks was happening between Iran and the
[00:05:53] US and nothing was to be scheduled even anytime soon, how should we
[00:05:57] interpret these apparently contradictory
[00:06:06] question, we have been actually observing such
[00:06:09] contradictory comments from the president the
[00:06:13] US in the last months from the
[00:06:17] beginning the actually, I would
[00:06:19] say 12 day war, where these
[00:06:23] actually comments culminated, and
[00:06:27] this is actually a strategy by the US president
[00:06:30] according to the situation in which he
[00:06:34] is, and he is actually trying
[00:06:37] to compensate for
[00:06:40] the actually defeats. he has experienced in
[00:06:44] the battlefield, so now the
[00:06:48] us and he is convinced that a full
[00:06:52] actually range military attack on Iran does
[00:06:56] not work anymore, this is what has already
[00:06:59] been actually experienced, tried, and it doesn't work
[00:07:03] anymore, so what can we do actually
[00:07:06] to control the situation in our
[00:07:10] favor, and this is actually... what he is doing and
[00:07:14] i have to say that this is not a one-sided
[00:07:17] strategy, we can also see
[00:07:20] something -
[00:07:23] similar on the Iranian side, on the Iranian side we also have
[00:07:27] this strategy of good cp and bad and
[00:07:31] there we also see some sometimes contradictory comment,
[00:07:35] some the Iranian officials - try to
[00:07:39] actually state that we are ready to go back.
[00:07:42] negotiations and on the other hand, the badc
[00:07:46] strategy is to say, we will not do that, we will not
[00:07:50] submit to the us actually
[00:07:53] demands until all our conditions are fires, so it's
[00:07:57] not full, so and
[00:08:01] also controlling the oil oil price, all market
[00:08:05] and also the internal situation like the approval
[00:08:09] the president Trump before the midterm election.
[00:08:13] in their own hand, right? Mayam, um,
[00:08:17] General Mosan Re is saying that the world should not be distracted by the
[00:08:20] American mixed signals, um, um, and that energy
[00:08:24] prices, he says the energy prices are part the calculation
[00:08:27] always, how significant is the oil market dimension
[00:08:31] in understanding Washington's current position? What Iran
[00:08:35] understood very early on was that the only way to stop the US
[00:08:39] regime from committing aggressions is actually to make sure that it's pays a heavy
[00:08:43] price as result because of course Iran saw that it was in in the
[00:08:47] middle of negotiations when the country was targeted twice
[00:08:51] uh and thousands of civilians were murdered as result so what
[00:08:54] Iran did uh was to make sure that the price of brent
[00:08:58] goes higher and now we have uh for instance for today the branch
[00:09:02] price has exceeded
[00:09:04] $1.7 addition to that price also there's
[00:09:08] the price of insurance because before the US is really
[00:09:11] aggression most recent US is really aggression on Iran because we know there has been
[00:09:15] two in less than year uh the price
[00:09:19] of insurance was about five cents per barrel uh but
[00:09:23] as result of this aggression as result of uh Iran
[00:09:26] actually enforcing its uh policies over the straight of form was which is its
[00:09:30] own territorial waters and uh targeting ships that
[00:09:34] were uh actually choosing the unauthorized route
[00:09:38] uh then there is heavier price to pay for insurance so from five cents
[00:09:42] is it went to $11 uh and a half, which is a of course
[00:09:46] huge difference, it will also add to the price of brand uh,
[00:09:50] and then of course that would translate higher gas prices for
[00:09:54] Americans, it would also transport translate to
[00:09:58] higher transportation prices and the price of everything, including
[00:10:01] food uh is going to go higher, of course we know that as
[00:10:05] result of Iran's exercise of control over the straight of form was, there
[00:10:09] were lot of American farmers who were not able. to uh
[00:10:13] secure fertilizers for their crops, also adding to
[00:10:17] the price of food, and of course a big portion of Trump's
[00:10:21] voters, actually, and Iran has allowed different way.
[00:10:25] for it, Iran is basically saying that you have to abide by our conditions,
[00:10:29] and just as major general Mosen Razali said,
[00:10:32] until the U.S. abides by Iran's conditions, there is not going to be any
[00:10:36] talks period, so Iran had already laid out its conditions that the
[00:10:40] US of course has to pay reparations for this unprovoked aggression
[00:10:44] against Iran, that the US has to respect Iran's sovereignty, it has
[00:10:47] to, and of course that would include Iran's territorial waters
[00:10:51] and in the Islamabad Mou it was
[00:10:55] noted that Iran gets to actually
[00:10:58] decide how to uh basically the administration is on
[00:11:02] Iran and among the coastal countries and it has to be of course based
[00:11:06] on both international rules and the sovereign rules the countries which
[00:11:10] is exactly what Iran did. Iran set up a Persian gulf straight
[00:11:13] authority uh to make sure that these vessels that cross the straight of
[00:11:17] hormos are not used to arm American bases and
[00:11:21] for Iran to suffer the same tragedy a dead unfortunately. Right.
[00:11:25] Yes, that brings us to the straight of hormoos. Iran is now explicitly
[00:11:28] linking the situation in the straight of hormos with the straight of Bobble
[00:11:32] Mandup and the positioning the Ansara forces there. How
[00:11:36] important do you think the combination these two factors are going to
[00:11:39] be in drawing out the right conclusion to this
[00:11:43] conflict and this war? It was
[00:11:47] actually clear from the beginning the war that these two
[00:11:50] strategic points are very important
[00:11:54] and have very crucial actually role in the
[00:11:58] ending the war, so how the war comes to an end,
[00:12:01] and actually the reason that it has
[00:12:05] taken so long that Iran actually,
[00:12:09] with the help of ansarullah managed
[00:12:13] finally to control the babal mandas other
[00:12:16] situations, so Iran had to overcome many
[00:12:19] other issues before reaching this point,
[00:12:23] and if these actually problems hadn't been there,
[00:12:27] we would have seen the current situation much
[00:12:30] earlier, so in effect
[00:12:34] it's it has turned from actually
[00:12:37] um military war to
[00:12:41] a financial war, it's an economic war, and
[00:12:44] the key point to win the war is resilience,
[00:12:48] also then that means the nation or the side which
[00:12:52] is more resilient with fine actually win
[00:12:56] this war at least before we enter a third
[00:13:00] world war, so this is another story, and the
[00:13:04] control these two actually
[00:13:07] strategic points, geographic points is not
[00:13:10] just actually limited to
[00:13:14] geography, but also to the economic side the aspect, by
[00:13:17] controlling these two points, Iran and its allies are able
[00:13:21] actually to impose economic...
[00:13:25] pressure on the US and its allies, and
[00:13:28] if Iran can keep its actually
[00:13:31] internal difficulties, the hardship that people are
[00:13:35] going through, the financial hardships for
[00:13:39] quite a time, it is actually hope that the
[00:13:42] us and its allies will back up, back
[00:13:46] off, and actually the war will be one by Iran and
[00:13:50] stalus, right, may obviously the control
[00:13:53] the straight of... mandab is giving Iran more confidence now
[00:13:57] general
[00:13:58] is saying that there will be no negotiations until all of Iran's
[00:14:01] conditions are going to be met by the American side and that is
[00:14:05] definitive position. What does that tell us about Teran's
[00:14:08] assessment of it bargaining its bargaining power at this
[00:14:12] particular moment in time? I mean we have a situation where the
[00:14:15] US has used all the options that it had within as
[00:14:19] disposal so we're talking about the cases of extreme sanctions in Iran
[00:14:23] we're talking about coup attempts. in the country that of course failed
[00:14:27] uh we're talking about more than two military
[00:14:30] aggressions against the country in the middle of negotiations a single year and
[00:14:34] we saw that every single way failed, but for Iran there are actually very
[00:14:38] many options and of course because Iran has stood uh
[00:14:42] with the resistance front to begin
[00:14:44] with uh then I mean this it has already shown to its allies
[00:14:48] and the region that basically we're all in this together and of course they have understood
[00:14:52] that for many years, we have seen how the
[00:14:55] ansarullah resistance,
[00:14:57] hezballah resistance, shabi, all these resistant groups that were
[00:15:01] actually created in response to American
[00:15:04] Hejamonic uh interventions, they have all
[00:15:08] been working together to make sure that the region is safer because they
[00:15:11] understand that if any one country is attacked by the US and nobody
[00:15:15] else is safe, and of course they understand that there is the
[00:15:19] uh plots, there's the the uh the plot the bigger
[00:15:23] Israel, the greater Israel are trying to the you know the US is trying to
[00:15:27] push uh to actually enforce this hegemony over the region and so
[00:15:31] that's a threat for everybody in the region and in fact it's not only a threat for muslims, it's
[00:15:35] a threat for christians and Jews as well. and so they have been working
[00:15:39] together in the straight of hormos uh controlling about
[00:15:43] fourth the the world oil traffic and with bobl
[00:15:46] mandab about fifth of world oil traffic uh to make sure
[00:15:50] that anybody who commits an aggression on the region any these
[00:15:54] nations the region will have to pay a price therefore pushing
[00:15:58] Americans out the region and of course with their attacks
[00:16:02] on the US and the allies that are the US
[00:16:05] proxies basically that have facilitated US attacks on Iran
[00:16:09] and other neighboring countries that they are also pushing out
[00:16:13] American bases outside the region so that all these people
[00:16:16] could enjoy peace and security together. Right, yes
[00:16:20] and final question, ultimately, where do all these latest
[00:16:24] developments leave us, are we actually moving towards um some sort
[00:16:28] of um dialogue opening, diplomatic opening between Iran and the
[00:16:32] US, or are both sides just trying to gain more
[00:16:35] leverage while preparing. another round of
[00:16:38] confrontation, I
[00:16:42] believe diplomatic actually
[00:16:44] negotiation is not
[00:16:48] so actually easy to achieve, because it's not
[00:16:51] just about what the US and what Iran
[00:16:55] wants, but also what Israel wants,
[00:16:58] as your colleague actually mentioned,
[00:17:02] a big part of this actually conflict
[00:17:06] has... roots in Israel's interest
[00:17:10] and I personally believe as long
[00:17:13] as Israel
[00:17:15] actually insists on his own
[00:17:19] interests and this plan the great
[00:17:21] Israel is on the table, such
[00:17:25] negotiations are not easy to achieve and
[00:17:29] if they are they will be temporary, so in long
[00:17:33] term I i don't see actually an end to
[00:17:37] such. unless the issue of Israel is
[00:17:40] resolved in some way. Mr.
[00:17:43] Hasan. Indeed the pleasure to have you both on this news
[00:17:47] review program. That brings us to the conclusion of this news review
[00:17:51] segment, but of course a few moments I will be back with more
[00:17:53] news.
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[00:18:44] Iran's Islamic Revolution Guard's course says it has shot down a US
[00:18:48] MQ1 drone over the straight of hormos a short statement, the
[00:18:52] IRGC said the air defense system of its aerospace force
[00:18:55] targeted and destroyed the drone in western parts of Hormus.
[00:18:59] Iran's armed forces have shot down scores of American drones and
[00:19:03] other aircrafts including MQ9 Reapers since the imposed
[00:19:07] US israely war on Iran began in February, some days ago
[00:19:10] Iran also sees the US military underwater drone in the straight
[00:19:14] of
[00:19:14] Hormus.
[00:19:21] The Islamic Revolution Guards core and the Iranian army have stressed growing
[00:19:25] unity and cooperation between the two forces, saying their cohesion has
[00:19:29] strengthened the country's ability to confront the enemies, IRGC
[00:19:33] to confront the enemies. IRGC spokesperson second brigade.
[00:19:37] General Hussein Muhi be praised the army's role during the imposed war,
[00:19:41] calling it source of pride for Iran. He said the unity between the
[00:19:45] army and the IRGC as well as their cooperationmented as part of Iran's
[00:19:49] history. The army spokesperson brigadier general Mohammad Akram
[00:19:53] for his part said the unity between the two forces frustrated
[00:19:56] Iran's enemies with hope to create divisions inside the
[00:20:00] country. Also said that Iran's armed forces have been
[00:20:03] standing against the US and Israel despite their advanced military.
[00:20:07] technology and
[00:20:08] weaponry.
[00:20:14] our correspondent has interviewed former ia chief
[00:20:18] inspector yusiri abushadi on the margins
[00:20:21] the conference the international atomic energy
[00:20:24] agency in vienna and it's about Austria's move to
[00:20:28] revoke the visa of Iranian nuclear chief. let us take a
[00:20:32] listen
[00:20:36] very bad for Austria affairs. first of all, I'm very unhappy really that this
[00:20:40] is the first time to happen in Austria that they withdraw a
[00:20:43] visa for political reason and not
[00:20:46] allow the head the mission and the
[00:20:50] vice president of Iran to come to attend the
[00:20:54] general conference, this something didn't happen except
[00:20:58] in New York when the US
[00:21:00] sometimes prevented
[00:21:03] some politician to come to the United
[00:21:07] Nation which is in violation of all the international
[00:21:11] laws, the interpretation the Austrian
[00:21:14] delegate was actually very poor to
[00:21:17] say that the... he checked with the security
[00:21:21] council for the sanctions and there was
[00:21:25] a misunderstanding the way they
[00:21:28] think that there is a sanction which is not
[00:21:32] and that is why they took this decision that was very
[00:21:35] weak the Iranian and actually the russian
[00:21:39] delegation replied to that and of course
[00:21:42] denounce the false declaration the
[00:21:46] Austria they assess that there is a sanction which is
[00:21:50] Actually there was no sanction, sanction ended in October last
[00:21:53] year formally, and there was no
[00:21:57] really clear reason except political pressure to
[00:22:01] prevent the delegate from coming, and that give very
[00:22:05] bad image about Austria, and Austria is
[00:22:09] not just follow to follow what US
[00:22:13] says and it should have
[00:22:15] independent. At least three
[00:22:19] civilians have been. killed in the latest soudy air strikes on two yemen areas
[00:22:23] in the southwestern province of Thais, the Yemani health ministry said
[00:22:26] two the victims were children. Saudi fighter jets also bombed the
[00:22:30] government in the khadir district in Thais. The province
[00:22:34] has been and has seened a focus of Saudi air strikes the
[00:22:38] past days. Meanwile Yemen's armed forces launched a large scale
[00:22:42] missile and drone strikes that heavily damaged Saudi Arabia's king
[00:22:45] Khalid airbase in Hames Mushaid. They won the brother.
[00:22:50] operations if the Saudi aggression continued. Assar Allah also said
[00:22:54] it has captured additional strategic islands in southern red
[00:22:57] sea.
[00:23:02] Across thousands of square kilometers along the western coast, San
[00:23:06] forces executed the swift wide scale operation to clear
[00:23:10] Saudi backed Broxes from their long held positions.
[00:23:13] We spoke directly with the frontline fighters who led the
[00:23:17] operation. "We have been receiving distress
[00:23:21] calls from the citizens for over 4 years, they have no
[00:23:25] electricity, the heat is literally killing them, no gas and no
[00:23:29] decent living conditions. They were even prevented from
[00:23:32] accessing these
[00:23:33] coasts.
[00:23:38] We clashed with the enemy, the treachous mercenary who sold his honor for the Saudi
[00:23:42] Rial by the will of God Almighty, the confrontation
[00:23:46] unfolded beyond anything we could expect or imagine.
[00:23:50] fled like animals fleeing from lions. it was an
[00:23:53] unprecedented victory and we thank God almighty for
[00:23:56] it. for the
[00:24:00] mercenaries, fear took control, they ran,
[00:24:04] they tried escape and
[00:24:05] withdraw, but ended up
[00:24:09] colliding with one another, dying in chaotic
[00:24:13] accident in the panic. we captured
[00:24:16] spoils of war we had never even dreamed of and secured items.
[00:24:50] the rocks on the ground, we will never tire, we will never weary, and
[00:24:54] we will never submit or bow to anyone except God
[00:24:56] almighty. For these soldiers,
[00:25:00] securing the western coast is only the beginning, vowing to press
[00:25:04] forward until every remaining governate is liberated, their
[00:25:08] momentum on the ground has already rewritten
[00:25:11] them,
[00:25:14] over 500 square kilometers are swept in just days, the speed of this
[00:25:18] advance shows that... that years of coalition presence
[00:25:22] collapsed the moment forces pressed
[00:25:25] forward. press
[00:25:27] tv. that brings us
[00:25:31] to the conclusion of this news bulletin. thank you so much for staying with us on Press
[00:25:35] TV.
[00:25:57] War takes lives, but sometimes it takes something even
[00:26:01] more cruel that... chance to say goodbye. this is story of
[00:26:05] a boy who never came home following a bloody
[00:26:08] unprovoked war waged by the US in Israel against
[00:26:11] Iran. on the morning of February 28th,
[00:26:15] 2026, seven-year-old Makon Nasiri left home for school just
[00:26:19] as he always did. It was his birthday, his mother helped him put on his blue
[00:26:23] jacket to keep him warm in the cool morning air. She was preparing
[00:26:27] Makan's favorite food for lunch. With a
[00:26:30] quiet excitement of a... first grade boy, he walked into Shajar
[00:26:34] Tayba elementary school, never knowing it would be the last time anyone
[00:26:38] would see him. At 11:15 am, tomahaw crew's missiles
[00:26:42] struck the school within seconds, classrooms collapsed, walls
[00:26:46] crumbled, the sound of children, reading and laughing were replaced
[00:26:50] by dust, fire and silence, rescue workers for
[00:26:53] days, parents search with their own hands, one by one the
[00:26:57] victims were found, families were finally able to bury their
[00:27:00] children. but one child never came home,
[00:27:04] mokon Nasiri, his father searched through the rubble from the very first
[00:27:08] afternoon, his uncle together with relative spent 46
[00:27:11] days searching every corner the destroyed school and the
[00:27:15] surrounding fields. more than 100 DNA tests were carried
[00:27:19] out. Investigators searched for anything, a strand of hair, the
[00:27:22] smallest trace that could bring certainty to a grieving
[00:27:26] family. Nothing. The only things ever found were crumpled blue
[00:27:30] jacket and a single small trainer. discovered far from the
[00:27:33] school after the blast had thrown it into a nearby orchard.
[00:27:37] experts later concluded that the American missile had struck
[00:27:41] directly where Macon had been standing. The explosion was so
[00:27:45] devastating that no identifiable remains were left
[00:27:48] behind. For most parents, grief begins when they lay
[00:27:52] their child to rest. Macon's family was
[00:27:56] denied even that final act of love. They were forced to bury empty
[00:28:00] grave, a grave with nobody beneath it. Only a name carved
[00:28:03] into stone. Even today, Malkan's mother returns to the ruins the
[00:28:07] school. Story reminds us that the deepest wound of war
[00:28:11] is not only the lives it takes. Sometimes the greatest cruelty is
[00:28:15] leaving mother with nowhere to hold her final
[00:28:18] goodbye.
[00:28:28] For bombs stop falling, casualty figures are tallied, names are added.
[00:28:32] to lists, but numbers cannot measure the lives that unravel
[00:28:36] after the explosions. wars count those killed by
[00:28:39] missiles, they rarely count those who survived them and
[00:28:43] may later die of grief. yes, you heard that right,
[00:28:47] grief. 31 year old sayid became
[00:28:51] one of those. in the early hours of march 26th, a US
[00:28:55] is really strike reduced her family home in asf as hapto neighborhood
[00:28:59] to rubble. her husband, local football coach,
[00:29:02] age five and three were killed, age five and three
[00:29:06] were killed, around them, nine homes were destroyed and 24
[00:29:10] people died from the US Israely attack. Alham survived, for
[00:29:14] seven hours, rescuers searched through concrete and twisted
[00:29:18] steel before pulling her from beneath the depre. the fallen
[00:29:22] sofa had shielded her head from the collapsing building, but her
[00:29:26] injuries were severe. her greatest wounds, however, were
[00:29:30] invisible. weeks later, a video at home standing on the
[00:29:34] ruins of her home spread across Iran, in her hands was
[00:29:37] hundred node rescued from the rubble, one her young
[00:29:41] son had written before the attack. As she read it,
[00:29:45] her voice faltered, around her lay the remains the
[00:29:49] life she had built. Her father says that after losing her
[00:29:53] husband.