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[00:00:12] Headlines of a on Press of TV. a Ivan's top security officials says the
[00:00:16] in only way for the US to get out
[00:00:17] of the predicament
[00:00:18] it is created is to accept Iran's seven
[00:00:21] conditions.
[00:00:27] of Yemen wants Saudi Arabia to any escalation
[00:00:29] of against the country. to be met with stronger response and increases the price that
[00:00:33] weard has to
[00:00:36] of pay, and four people have been killed in a US strike
[00:00:40] a alleged drug trafficking boat in the
[00:00:42] Caribbean.
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[00:01:02] Hello and a warm welcome to Press TV world news live from Tehran with
[00:01:06] me Zainab Zakaria, thank you for joining
[00:01:08] us. Iran stop security official says
[00:01:12] if the United States really intends to get out
[00:01:15] of the dire situation it has created in west
[00:01:18] of Asia, it has other way but to accept Iran's conditions. Major
[00:01:22] General Mussin Razi said a social media post that Iran has
[00:01:25] announced seven conditions to the US government for the start of any
[00:01:29] negoty. He
[00:01:31] of added that
[00:01:31] of of Tehran's message is clear and unambiguous, if Washington wants to get
[00:01:35] out of predicament it is created, it has no choice but to accept
[00:01:39] Iran's rights and conditions. Earlier, Razi said an
[00:01:42] exclusive interview that Iran sent its seven
[00:01:46] of conditions for ending the war to the US via Qatar and is awaiting a
[00:01:49] response from
[00:01:50] of Washington. He said the conditions include stopping wars on all
[00:01:54] front release of Iran's frozen assets and termination of US Nav
[00:01:58] blockaid on Iran. wonderd in case of new war, Iran will
[00:02:02] strike US bases and increase interest in the
[00:02:05] region. Razay added that Iran is aware
[00:02:08] of the US military vulnerabilities and is more capable and
[00:02:12] prepared than ever to counter it. He has at that US president
[00:02:16] Donald Trump's threat will
[00:02:17] of lead no result in Iran is prepared for decisive
[00:02:20] war.
[00:02:24] We earlier spoke to arter and west Asian expert said
[00:02:28] short, he said Raz. remarks shows that Iran's stance has not
[00:02:32] changed since the beginning
[00:02:33] of the war while the US government has dishonored its signature in the
[00:02:37] Islamabad
[00:02:38] memorandum
[00:02:42] is is actually saying unique on the
[00:02:46] or dishonored your own
[00:02:49] in signature on the
[00:02:50] of mou. Iran is committed to the mou, memorandum of
[00:02:54] understanding and the condition which ending the
[00:02:57] of war and release of in all of France. leasts of Iranian
[00:03:01] frozen assets and left in
[00:03:03] of the naval and the ending the naval blocade all the
[00:03:07] same the same condition and he says we are
[00:03:10] waiting on you try to answer that or come back to the agreement but
[00:03:14] what's important
[00:03:16] in here you
[00:03:17] of know with what you said about Saudi Arabia and Yemen said about Saudi
[00:03:21] Arabia and Yemen this is tightening the news around the United
[00:03:24] of States of America and the fact in here these gulf
[00:03:28] entities like Saudi Arabia, Emirates, Kuwait,
[00:03:32] Qatar and all
[00:03:33] a of that, they are the alongside Korea, South
[00:03:37] Korea and Japan, the bloodline
[00:03:39] of the United States of America's
[00:03:42] power, and without this continuous
[00:03:46] money
[00:03:48] a scream coming to the United States of America to invest in its
[00:03:51] de
[00:03:54] certificates or in stock markets from these
[00:03:58] countries, the United of America. will get weaker and weaker and Iran
[00:04:02] today is not is the same Iran that
[00:04:05] of is was before the
[00:04:07] of war. urt journalist sekina
[00:04:11] dato joined us earlier, she said
[00:04:14] a Tehran's conditions for negotiations with Washington shows that
[00:04:17] Iran is not a warmungering country and is seeking to end the war
[00:04:21] started by the US and
[00:04:25] of Israel. why do we see iran keep on
[00:04:29] trying to reach some
[00:04:30] of kind of
[00:04:31] of agreement so that there is no war and this is simply because you know Iran
[00:04:35] is not a war mongering country, it does want to reach the
[00:04:39] end of war, it's not good for anyone, people die
[00:04:43] in
[00:04:44] of wars, but also there are
[00:04:46] of of of other two aspects, I think there is the issue
[00:04:47] of the neighbor you know relations as well as
[00:04:51] the division within the
[00:04:53] of Muslim world, if you look at what is happening in Saudi
[00:04:57] of Arabia with the Yemen at the moment, the people who...
[00:05:00] benefit from all these
[00:05:02] you know
[00:05:03] of problems
[00:05:03] of and divisions within the Muslim world and in the west Asian
[00:05:07] a region are the zionis and therefore I
[00:05:09] of think on the side of
[00:05:10] of Iran it does not want to give up trying to find a way to
[00:05:14] end the war, and even though these countries have been
[00:05:18] so complicit in waiging a war against Iran
[00:05:22] and it doesn't make any sense at all, for example why Saudi
[00:05:26] Arabia you know continues to wage a war on Yemen, and that is
[00:05:30] the reality, even though the western media continuously tells
[00:05:34] us that it is Yemen who is creating a blockade, it is not true
[00:05:38] because it is Saudi Arabia that has
[00:05:40] you know invaded and was... occupying Yemen and what Yemen has
[00:05:44] done is just simply to basically
[00:05:47] you know liberate their own nation so are we looking at
[00:05:50] escalation I most definitely think that we
[00:05:53] are. Yemen's government
[00:05:57] spokesman has won Saudi Arabia that any escalation against
[00:06:00] Yemani people and territory will be met with stronger and more
[00:06:04] forceful response. Omar Albuqueti said Yemen's armed
[00:06:08] forces will not hesitate to deliver the arshes blow to the Saudi enemy.
[00:06:12] to deter its criminal aggression and escalation against the
[00:06:16] country, he added that the Saudi regime's resort to
[00:06:19] die style tactic, including criminal bombing, targeting
[00:06:23] civilians in sena reflects its brutal
[00:06:26] nature. Albu Haiti emphasized that continued
[00:06:30] escalation the Saudi regime's crimes against the Yemani people
[00:06:34] will only increase the price it will have to pay. He also
[00:06:38] rejected Riad's allegation that hemen's attacks on the only city of
[00:06:42] M calling it the lie the century, his
[00:06:46] warning came after yemani armed forces announced two new
[00:06:49] operation on Saudi target with ballistics and cruise
[00:06:53] missiles as well as drones. Yay said the operation
[00:06:56] hit sensitive targets in the Saudi Capital, Riyad and
[00:07:00] Aramco facilities in Yambor
[00:07:03] academic
[00:07:08] Narullah has done a great Ansarullah has done a great
[00:07:11] job. advancing its interest in Yemen and has not submitted to
[00:07:15] Saudi Arabia's expansionist policies in the
[00:07:18] region.
[00:07:22] The Enceralla has done a great job of
[00:07:26] advancing its interest in the country and it's moved to the straight
[00:07:29] the
[00:07:30] Bob Almandai straight and it's now you know
[00:07:34] on the offensive, it really launched attack against Riyad
[00:07:38] that's dangerous and effective so they have.
[00:07:42] demonstrated, they they forced the the
[00:07:45] capitulation of large numbers of troops and they
[00:07:49] are entrenching their position, so this is a dangerous
[00:07:53] situation, you know Muhammad bin Salman came
[00:07:57] out yesterday or today and said, well we could have gotten rid of won the war
[00:08:01] in Yemen a week if we hadn't been so kind, so
[00:08:05] so concerned about the Yemeny people, which is a bunch of nonsense, they
[00:08:08] been uh...
[00:08:13] keeping Yemen at uh under sanction and under a
[00:08:16] blockade for years, they've killed many people, but
[00:08:20] now we have a situation again, now that
[00:08:24] Araala is not just reacting but
[00:08:26] acting pre preemtively and
[00:08:29] effectively, the west, the United
[00:08:32] States has to make decision about what it's going to do, can it
[00:08:36] abide uh, Saudi Arabia will not does
[00:08:40] not want to abide Yemen uh oncerala taking over Yemen
[00:08:44] and it's a danger to the Also
[00:08:46] dynasty. The US
[00:08:50] military has attacked another alleged drug smoggly
[00:08:53] vehicle vessel in the Caribbean killing vessel in the
[00:08:56] Caribbean killing four people. The military sound command said it
[00:09:00] targeted the vessel along the known smuggling route. However,
[00:09:04] no evidence has been provided to show he was carrying drugs.
[00:09:08] The latest attacks brings to over 230 the such.
[00:09:12] strikes by the US military in the Caribbean and eastern
[00:09:15] Pacific. Since the campaign started in September last
[00:09:19] year, 70 strikes on alleged drug trafficking boats
[00:09:23] have been recorded in those
[00:09:25] areas.
[00:09:31] US President Donald Trump's moved to ban several media
[00:09:34] outlets from the white houses drawn serious backlash from
[00:09:38] media outlets and journalist rights group. Trump claimed.
[00:09:42] that CNN, MSN now and politico reports fake
[00:09:46] news. The White House correspondent association
[00:09:49] said, which represent hundreds of journalists who cover
[00:09:53] the White House called the ban violation the first amendment
[00:09:57] the US Constitution. The Association called for
[00:10:01] immediate restoration of access to the White House for band media
[00:10:05] outlet, saying the first amendment ensurings freedom
[00:10:09] the press. It said US court and had
[00:10:12] repeatedly held that once the white house
[00:10:16] provide access to journalists, it cannot deny that
[00:10:19] access arbitrarily or based on the content the
[00:10:23] reporting, The banned outlet have also lashed out at
[00:10:27] Trump's ban, highlighting their constitutional right
[00:10:31] to report without government interference. The New York
[00:10:35] Times and the Washington Post also condemned Wash
[00:10:38] Trump's move as another retaliatory and
[00:10:42] unconstitutional threat, saying their access to the
[00:10:46] White House is non-negotiable constitutional
[00:10:49] right.
[00:10:53] Investigative John. Rick Stalin says Trump is
[00:10:57] violating both international law and US domestic
[00:11:00] law, which is why it does not want anyone reporting on
[00:11:04] it.
[00:11:09] Trump is violating international law of course all over
[00:11:13] the place with their deadly blockade of energy to
[00:11:16] Cuba, with the kidnapping the President of
[00:11:20] Venezuela with killing people in boats in the
[00:11:23] Caribbean. and with the uh illegal
[00:11:27] war on uh on Iran, so Trump is
[00:11:31] violating international law left and right, and now he's violating
[00:11:35] US domestic law left and right uh, and the people who are trying
[00:11:39] to um challenge him or or or question what
[00:11:43] he's doing are are feeling uh feeling the weight of
[00:11:47] this of his uh feeling the weight of his of his
[00:11:50] uh uh power um in question now even
[00:11:54] the... and stripes publication the
[00:11:57] military, the Trump administration
[00:12:00] had the editor and publisher uh fired
[00:12:04] recently in in August, in fact, even Fox
[00:12:07] News, which is the most right-wing and conservative
[00:12:11] Republican leaning outlet, even they featured some
[00:12:14] criticism the Trump move, um, it it he
[00:12:18] lies constantly, he goes on truth social to issue
[00:12:22] his dictates, and fewer and
[00:12:26] fewer people people are believing it and he's a uh
[00:12:29] really uh more and more people are are thinking that uh
[00:12:33] president Trump is a disgrace to the United
[00:12:35] States. Denmark and
[00:12:39] Greenland says any military deal with the US won't undermine
[00:12:43] the Arctic Island sovereignty. Copenhagen and Nook
[00:12:46] issued a statement in response to the claim by US President
[00:12:50] Donald Trump that the deal will give Washington permanent
[00:12:53] control. over the Greenland security.
[00:12:57] Greenland's prime minister James Fredrick Neilson said the
[00:13:01] agreement recognizes the island sovereignty and territorial
[00:13:05] integrity as well as its people's right to
[00:13:08] self-determination. The deal is expected to be
[00:13:11] signed during the UN general assembly next week. Key details the
[00:13:15] agreement is not yet been made
[00:13:17] public.
[00:13:22] And to Ukraine now where the countries are forces of. launched a massive drone
[00:13:26] attack on Russian territory, including the capital, Moscow,
[00:13:30] killing at least two people. The victim lost your lifes in attacks
[00:13:34] on the Moscow region, the city's mayor says, armed forces
[00:13:37] down more than 1600 drone since
[00:13:40] Saturday, over a third them targeting at Moscow.
[00:13:44] Sergei Gobjon says several drone passed
[00:13:47] the defenses, one hitting an apartment building and several
[00:13:51] hitting Moscows or refinery prisons. So
[00:13:55] Zinin says Ukraine aimed to disrupt the ongoing parliamentary
[00:13:58] elections which are expected to cement to ruling United Russia's
[00:14:02] group on power. Meanwile, a Russian air strike hit a shopping
[00:14:06] center in eastern Ukraine city of Newpro. The
[00:14:10] attack triggered a large blaze to damaged the building and injured at
[00:14:14] least two people. Both Russia and Ukraine have escalated
[00:14:17] long-wing strikes against each other in recent
[00:14:20] months.
[00:14:25] Into Tunisia now where a protest match is taking place in the capital
[00:14:29] Tunis with demonstrators demanding the release of members the
[00:14:33] Global Sumut Florilla or remain in detention. Press
[00:14:37] TV Iskandja Nahar has report from
[00:14:39] Tunis.
[00:14:43] Hundreds of demonstrators took their streets of central
[00:14:47] Tunis calling for the release of members the global summod
[00:14:51] flotella activists remain in detention. The marsh began.
[00:14:55] in front the headquarters the tunisian national syndicate of
[00:14:58] journalists before heading towards Habib Burgiba avenue,
[00:15:02] civil society groups and political activists organized the
[00:15:06] demonstration as part the ongoing calls for the
[00:15:10] release the detained activists whose supporters
[00:15:13] say have been held in connection with their activities in
[00:15:17] support the
[00:15:18] Palestine.
[00:15:25] the tunician authorities, demanding the release the members the
[00:15:29] flotilla who are on hunger strike and have been in prison for
[00:15:32] months, this contradicts the position the tunician
[00:15:35] people. Organizers
[00:15:39] say today's demonstration comes as part of
[00:15:42] series of mobilizations seeking the release the
[00:15:46] activists, supporters the detainees maintain
[00:15:50] that there is no evidence proving their involvement any
[00:15:54] wrong doing related to their activities in support of
[00:15:58] Palestine and are calling for their immediate
[00:16:01] release. This march is the result of continued
[00:16:05] mobilization to secure the release the sumo. floatilla activists,
[00:16:09] especially since there is no evidence implicating the activists in connection with what they
[00:16:13] organized in support the Palestinian cause. the
[00:16:16] case has also drawn attention because of reports that
[00:16:20] detained activists have been on hunger strike for
[00:16:24] several days. protesters say their demonstration
[00:16:28] is intended not only to demand their release, but also to
[00:16:32] reaffirm what they describe as Tunesia's continued popular
[00:16:36] support for the Palestine.
[00:17:07] for the release the detained activists, organizers
[00:17:11] say they intend to continue their
[00:17:14] mobilization until their demands are
[00:17:17] addressed. protesters are gathering here in Tunis
[00:17:21] demanding the release of detained members the sumood
[00:17:24] flotella who have reportedly been on hanger strike for
[00:17:28] several days, organized by several civil society groups
[00:17:31] and political parties. this demonstration is drawing
[00:17:35] significant attention as participants call for their
[00:17:39] release. Iskandar reporting for press
[00:17:42] TV from
[00:17:43] Tunis. Israeli
[00:17:47] forces and settlers have abducted and injured more Palestinians in
[00:17:51] fresh violent rates towns and cities across the occupied
[00:17:55] West bank. Eight Palestinians were obducted by Israeli forces from
[00:17:59] two villages south of Alkalil after settlers
[00:18:02] attacked Palestinian village, civilians in those
[00:18:05] villages
[00:18:06] to steal their lives. stock, settlers also caught the main
[00:18:10] power and water lines supplying the villages, depriving
[00:18:13] around 700 residents of drinking water. several
[00:18:17] Palestinians including women and children, were also abducted from
[00:18:20] village west of Bethlehem by Israeli forces. Another
[00:18:24] group of regime troops set up a military checkpoint a major
[00:18:28] bridge, stopping Palestinian vehicles and disrupting their
[00:18:32] movement in the area as well. Meanwhile, several
[00:18:35] Palestinians suffered suffer. location after Israeli settlers
[00:18:39] protected by regim forces attacked them with paper spray
[00:18:43] near the entrance to al-Mugyhar town northeast of
[00:18:47] Ramala. The settlers then attacked ambulance that rushed the
[00:18:51] area to provide medical assistance to the injured
[00:18:54] Palestinians causing material damage to the
[00:18:57] vehicle.
[00:19:01] And as new school year begins in Gaza, education
[00:19:05] remains a struggle for students. there with most schools
[00:19:09] eraised by Israeli general war, learning spaces are
[00:19:12] still limited and temporary classes faces risks.
[00:19:16] despite the destruction and disruptions, students and
[00:19:20] teachers are determined to keep learning next to the
[00:19:23] ruins. Ahmed has report from con unis
[00:19:27] in the heart of khan
[00:19:31] unis southern Gaza, the crushed classrooms of hyfa schools tend
[00:19:34] as a monument to Israel's destruction of education. founded in
[00:19:38] 1943, its walls once carried the memory of
[00:19:41] generations, today as new school year begins, makeshift
[00:19:45] tents pitch besides trouble are the only alternative for most
[00:19:49] students,
[00:19:53] i'm lucky to have a place today after our schools were destroyed in inconsistent online
[00:19:57] learning, for younger students, even convenient access to education
[00:20:01] remains difficult in these makeshift schools, abu anas brought his two
[00:20:05] sons on their first day, but even
[00:20:37] are going to schools inus, even though the number sounds big and the number of
[00:20:41] makeshift schools increased, it still does not suffice for all students
[00:20:45] across the gaza strip, but we are determined to ensure our students have access to
[00:20:49] their right. to
[00:20:50] education,
[00:20:55] the Israeli disruption of learning also extends to recreation of
[00:20:58] resources children need. these teachers organized outdoor
[00:21:02] activities, but all they could find were torn and damaged
[00:21:05] toys. during the first days of school, we try
[00:21:09] to condition the environment for young students. we want to ensure
[00:21:13] they have successful learning space, but it is difficult as our
[00:21:16] resources continue to deplete without new alternative. many
[00:21:20] me have been lucky to find a place to study on the first day, but under the
[00:21:24] threat of Israely drones, education remains another assignment
[00:21:28] of survival. between the rubble of schools and improvised
[00:21:32] tents, typical education remains a distant reality for students in
[00:21:36] gas. as new school year begins, is really measures continue to
[00:21:39] disrupt their learning while they remain resolved to preserve their
[00:21:43] future. ahmadjar press tv, khan unist
[00:21:46] palestine and with our
[00:21:50] reports from con unis brings us to the end of this world news bulletin on press tv,
[00:21:53] thank you so much for staying with us,
[00:21:55] goodbye.
[00:24:20] in Iraq, Iran, her life journey took her from simple room in her
[00:24:24] family home in Iraq to laboratories and advanced scientific research
[00:24:27] projects in Tehran. She began studying pure chemistry at
[00:24:31] Iraq University and continued her studies in zanjan for her master's
[00:24:35] degree and eventually became a PhD student in physical
[00:24:38] chemistry at Tarbiyat Mudarras University in Tehran where she
[00:24:42] also taught and worked on research projects, but
[00:24:46] behind the image of a brilliant young researcher was young
[00:24:50] women
[00:24:50] with very ordinary and deeply personal world. she loved dolls
[00:24:54] and gave each them a name on her desk. she even kept a
[00:24:58] two-sided doll that reflected her mood, one smiling down
[00:25:01] for when she was happy, and
[00:25:03] one sad-side
[00:25:04] for when she was feeling down. in the final
[00:25:08] years of her life, masa's path took a different direction. she had once
[00:25:11] considered leaving iran including moving to Norway, but she chose to
[00:25:15] stay and devote her scientific abilities to research projects in her
[00:25:19] own country. She worked on projects related to missile technology,
[00:25:23] including heat resistance and radar absorbing materials and
[00:25:27] coding. She was only 32 years old. In March
[00:25:30] 2026, during Israeli and American attacks on Tehran, Massa was killed
[00:25:34] at her home. Her injuries were so severe that her family could identify her
[00:25:38] body only through DNA testing 10 days after her death. Her body
[00:25:42] was taken back to arock and buried in the city cemetery for marters
[00:25:46] a site that according to her family she had chosen.
[00:25:50] herself. At first glance, Massohiri may have seemed simply like a
[00:25:53] brilliant young scientist, but to her family, she was daughter and
[00:25:57] sister who loved her dolls, shared jokes with her brother, once
[00:26:01] dreamed of living a... and had life that could have stretched decades
[00:26:05] into the future. what remains of that are few
[00:26:09] awards, memories on our first scientific projects, reminder, one of her scientific
[00:26:13] projects, reminder of young woman who wanted to use science, her name was
[00:26:16] maha, she was young, her name was maha, she was young, she
[00:26:20] was scientist, and yet not in the international media, not in the
[00:26:24] international media, no headlines, no newspaper profiles, no
[00:26:28] sustained coverage the young scientists whose life was cut short.
[00:26:46] النساء الفلسطينيات اللي قاومت وصابرت وظلتها
[00:26:50] ثابته لحتى الوقت لحتى اليوم واحنا
[00:26:53] ثابتات قويات ونتامل
[00:26:57] من الله انه الكل يحس ويشوف قديش احنا
[00:27:01] ثابتين واقفين
[00:27:12] the UK's role has been massive in the creation of of Israel
[00:27:16] itself, the west has always put themselves in picture as the
[00:27:20] saviors, having the savior complex, but at the
[00:27:24] same time they do not look inwardly and look at how they have massively
[00:27:28] created the situation that we are in right now by you
[00:27:32] through the... diplomatic ties through the export of
[00:27:34] arms um
[00:27:36] and and following only limited international law where it
[00:27:40] is feasible for
[00:27:41] them.
[00:28:51] They call themselves Ansarula or the supporters of God and
[00:28:55] regard confronting American and Israeli aggression and domination in the region
[00:28:59] as one their principal objectives. They are... Among the most
[00:29:03] courageous fighters of our time, men who face bombardment and
[00:29:06] death, yet refused to retreat even a single step from their beliefs
[00:29:10] in their path of resistance. For years, they have fought
[00:29:14] Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates in defense of
[00:29:17] Yemen, a war backed by American military support.
[00:29:21] They have resisted every attempt to force their country into
[00:29:24] submission, and in support the people of Gaza,
[00:29:28] have repeatedly struck Israeli targets nearly 20.
[00:29:33] 2026, July 13th, 2026, Saudi
[00:29:36] Arabia bombed the runway at Sanaah International Airport an
[00:29:40] attempt to prevent an Iranian aircraft from landing. Ansarula
[00:29:44] declared that Riyad had ended the period of deescalation, he promised
[00:29:48] immediate response, promised immediate response. The airports
[00:29:52] including Aba international airport came under attack.
[00:29:56] This was nothing new. The Yemini Resistance movement has
[00:30:00] repeatedly demonstrated its ability to reach. deep inside Saudi
[00:30:03] Arabia. In September 2019, its
[00:30:07] drone strike on the Abkaik and Kurais oil facilities
[00:30:11] exposed the vulnerability of Saudi Aramco despite billions of dollars
[00:30:15] worth of American-made air defense systems. Now the
[00:30:18] resistance movement warns that any new attack on Yemen's infrastructure
[00:30:22] could bring even more strategic targets into range, including the
[00:30:26] vital oil facilities at Yanbu. Today, more than
[00:30:30] 70% of Saudi oil exports. bypass the straight of horm
[00:30:33] through pipelines to yanbu on the red sea, but from
[00:30:37] there they must still pass through the Bob Almandab straight.