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[00:00:03] of
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[00:00:18] Our top stories here on Press TV: Iran's president has
[00:00:21] of criticized the US for failing to abide by the Islamba mediated mou
[00:00:25] saying the agreement can be the basis for the reopening
[00:00:28] of the straight of hormones. "the Iraqi premier has called for
[00:00:32] exemptions from US sanctions targeting global companies that work with Iranian
[00:00:36] airlines
[00:00:38] and
[00:00:41] occupied west bank Israel's rated
[00:00:43] at the verset university in Romalan, other areas of palestinian territory have
[00:00:47] also seen
[00:00:47] incursions.
[00:00:56] of
[00:01:07] of
[00:01:11] of
[00:01:20] of of of
[00:01:36] of
[00:01:38] of
[00:01:39] of
[00:01:57] of
[00:02:03] speaking to American media outlet CBS News where he stressed Iran
[00:02:07] remains fully committed to the Islamabad mou and ready implement it,
[00:02:11] he said any path toward resolving the conflict has to be based on dialogue,
[00:02:15] of patience and tolerance. referring to attacks on Iran's nuclear
[00:02:18] sites, the
[00:02:19] of president said that no country has legal right to attack nuclear facilities that
[00:02:23] are under the
[00:02:25] of of inspection of of the international atomic energy agency and within the NPT framework. pizgon
[00:02:29] called and stopped supporting the Israeli regime which is carrying
[00:02:32] US has out genocide and urge Washington to act on the basis of
[00:02:35] justice and
[00:02:36] fairness.
[00:02:41] Iran's foreign ministershi says that Tehran is a put forward a clear seven
[00:02:45] day plan to restore maritime navigation through the straight of hormos placing the next
[00:02:49] move now in Washington's
[00:02:51] hands.
[00:02:54] Iran has conved to the United States through
[00:02:58] Qattar a creat seven day
[00:03:01] plan, if the necessary conditions are
[00:03:04] met, the
[00:03:06] stress
[00:03:11] foren ministershi said the Washington is already has
[00:03:13] a clear path to restoring normal maritime navigation through the straight and says
[00:03:17] proposed US actions already covered by memorandum of understanding,
[00:03:21] including the lifting
[00:03:22] of the maritime blockade, the unfreezing of Iran's assets, easing
[00:03:26] sanctions and ending military operations against Iran, Iran
[00:03:30] says these steps could be completed within 45 days along the straight to be
[00:03:34] reopened for day on day six, that is and on day seven. Iran is proposing
[00:03:38] of talks with Washington on mutually agreed issues, including Iran's nuclear
[00:03:41] program and final
[00:03:43] agreement. number of world
[00:03:47] leaders have addressed the UN general assembly over the past several days and reps from number
[00:03:51] of other countries will do the same today and in the coming days. some
[00:03:54] a of these speeches have drawn praises while others have triggered condemnation. the US
[00:03:58] president speech for example, according to analysts contain multiple false and misleading claims
[00:04:02] and the Israeli premier's address
[00:04:04] of the UNGA has also been slammed as being filled with lies and
[00:04:07] deceat. I discussed this we're earlier joined by professor of
[00:04:10] of international law Richard
[00:04:12] Falk.
[00:04:16] UN system is built on the
[00:04:19] premise of all
[00:04:22] countries, all
[00:04:24] of states, of big or small, powerful or weak,
[00:04:27] being subject to the UN.
[00:04:30] of show and to international law, but at the
[00:04:34] same time the design
[00:04:37] of the UN was one that
[00:04:40] favored the winners of world war ii,
[00:04:44] therefore the most powerful
[00:04:47] of countries were given the
[00:04:49] in of right of veto, which means that
[00:04:52] of they have legally
[00:04:56] grounded
[00:04:57] of right
[00:04:59] of to free. themselves from the
[00:05:01] obligation to uphold
[00:05:05] a international law, and the US and
[00:05:08] its European allies have frequently us
[00:05:12] use that veto not only for their
[00:05:15] own policies, but
[00:05:18] to protect their friends and
[00:05:21] allies, principally Israel,
[00:05:25] when it's under justifiable
[00:05:29] criticism for its failure to
[00:05:33] abide by international law,
[00:05:36] so we have a
[00:05:38] situation where.
[00:05:42] politics was left in charge of
[00:05:46] global
[00:05:47] security.
[00:05:52] Iraq's prime minister call for exemptions from US sanctions, targeting global
[00:05:56] companies that work with Iranian airlines. Baghdad says it is in
[00:06:00] contact with Washington to exclude several Iraqi airports from US
[00:06:03] treasury measures linked to the new sanctions. Deputy speaker of Iraq's
[00:06:07] parliament also sammed as hasty and unprofessional the
[00:06:11] ban on Iranian. Passenger flights, the Iraki resistance
[00:06:15] groups have also reacted. The Nijaba movement warned of airport
[00:06:18] sitins if flights with Iran are not restored. Basaser movement
[00:06:22] says the closing Iraqi airspace to Iranian airlines marks the start of
[00:06:26] normalizing ties with the United States. Iraq'sbullah
[00:06:30] also urged Iraqies to support Iran economically and counter what
[00:06:34] it calls the US siege on
[00:06:36] Tehran.
[00:06:42] baghdad with more on the stories now, our press tv correspondent on the ground there,
[00:06:46] hello now, always a pleasure, bud, hope you're safe and doing well, okay, lot these
[00:06:49] Iraqicians and those within the uh resistance
[00:06:53] movements, they don't not only see these sanctions against
[00:06:57] Iran as unjustified, but rather even malicious. what
[00:07:01] can you tell us? uh, yes, for sure, we're
[00:07:05] right now here in sequare as we are waiting
[00:07:08] the anniversary the martism of sayid hassan
[00:07:11] nasrullah. "and I can see that
[00:07:12] me, there is
[00:07:15] some, there is, there
[00:07:17] excuse is a Iranian flag and Iraqy flag, and also
[00:07:20] that shows the unity between the two countries, also
[00:07:24] the you you remember the f procession the
[00:07:27] matad leader, you know, I
[00:07:31] think it is not acceptable that
[00:07:35] the close closure the you know
[00:07:39] the air space between Iraq and Iran, many people of..." Iraq
[00:07:42] wants to to go to to the Islamic Republic of Iran
[00:07:46] because they wanted to
[00:07:49] you know to visit and
[00:07:51] it is
[00:07:52] it is
[00:07:52] it is very common that they go to Iran and also people from
[00:07:56] Iran wants to come to Iraq and there is some you
[00:08:00] know economic profits between the two
[00:08:03] countries and there is also many many
[00:08:07] many deals and many things that between the two countries that actually united
[00:08:11] is not acceptable. "as we can see
[00:08:14] politicians, you know, movements are
[00:08:17] condemning this and they are not accepting this, and they are
[00:08:21] calling for a protest near the you
[00:08:24] know protest near the airports that actually block
[00:08:28] the Iranian airplane companies,
[00:08:32] it is, it is not accepted here, like you
[00:08:35] know the there is a unity between the two
[00:08:38] countries, we are in the same path, you know, ch'.
[00:08:42] with the United States, this this country, which is
[00:08:46] they are, they made the aggression against the
[00:08:50] Islamic Republic of Iran, and they started the war, they they
[00:08:54] killed the the the
[00:08:56] the the students at Minap school, and
[00:08:59] also you know they they targeted and
[00:09:03] they and they killed the marted leader without any
[00:09:07] reason, this is all shows that they are trying
[00:09:10] to pressure uh Iran here by Iraq, but I don't
[00:09:14] think that is going to be acceptable here from the Iraqi
[00:09:18] politicians, Iraqi movement, Iraqi people, they are
[00:09:22] condemning this, and I think
[00:09:25] this this this situation
[00:09:29] is, they are trying to pressure United States trying
[00:09:33] to pressure Iran by this movement, but I don't think
[00:09:37] it's going to happen, things are are
[00:09:40] going, you know ' to the to this
[00:09:44] spot it is uh the the Iraqi people
[00:09:48] here, i can i can show you that, i can tell you that
[00:09:51] that they are not actually agreeing with this kind
[00:09:55] of act, i think maybe the next days if
[00:09:58] the closure and the closed the air space between
[00:10:02] iraq and Iran is it's going to going to
[00:10:06] held the protest and they are going to be against this
[00:10:09] decision because the unity. the two
[00:10:13] countries right now and hopefully we'll see more nations and governments follow
[00:10:17] suit and send resign message resining message uh to the US at least in
[00:10:20] this region stay safe now our joining us from Baghdad.
[00:10:26] well today is the anniversary the marterium of press tv
[00:10:30] correspondent in Syria Maya Nasir who lost his life while reporting
[00:10:33] on air from Damascus back
[00:10:35] in 2012 here's report
[00:10:38] 26 marks the martodem
[00:10:42] anniversary of press tv correspondent mayo naser who was killed by
[00:10:46] sniper while covering twin blasts in the Syrian capital
[00:10:49] Damascus in 2012 okay we've lost maya but we're going to try
[00:10:53] to definitely ' back,
[00:10:56] get mayaser him was from the Syrian city of Latakia, he studied at
[00:11:00] university in the US. Naser contributed to UN
[00:11:03] programs in Syria prior to joining Press TV as a
[00:11:07] correspondent. He courageously reported from conflict
[00:11:11] zones during the war on Syria. His reports from Aleppo were
[00:11:15] especially notable. Nasur lost his life while he
[00:11:18] always did his best to convey the voice the Syrian
[00:11:22] people to the world a time when the Arab C tree was
[00:11:25] grappling with conflicts. two days before his death, noser
[00:11:29] wrote on his social media account, in wars like this, there's
[00:11:33] no winner or loser, everybody loses and the most who
[00:11:37] pay the price are Syrians. Iran's then foreign
[00:11:41] ministry slammed the terrorist attack in Damascus that led to the killing
[00:11:45] the press TV reporter. Tehran said at that time that
[00:11:49] the use of force and terrorist actions can never stop Syria's
[00:11:52] realities from being exposed. to the world, also the
[00:11:56] then director general of UNESCO voiced grave concern about the
[00:12:00] targeting of journalists and called for investigation
[00:12:04] into the killing of press tv reporter maya Nasir. Press
[00:12:08] TV has named one of its studios after its martter
[00:12:11] journalist honoring his
[00:12:13] sacrifice.
[00:12:17] I now joining us from teron studios is Mari,
[00:12:21] newsroom director and esteemed a veteran uh anchor here uh in.
[00:12:25] at press tv, hello mariz and we saw in that clip that you're actually
[00:12:29] on and you're on with uh maya when this
[00:12:32] unfolded um tell us how the day unfolded for you
[00:12:35] marizier and when you said okay we just lost a maya how
[00:12:39] how much did you know it that exact moment when did you come to find out his faith
[00:12:43] and all the emotions involved right well Danny you know
[00:12:47] how it is it's
[00:12:50] uh um it's live and different
[00:12:53] technical problems can't come up and as anchors, I
[00:12:57] mean we're just taught to make sure the transition is as smooth as
[00:13:00] possible, and I thought it was like any other day when something like
[00:13:04] that had happened that the connection um
[00:13:08] was it was a technical issue, temporary technical issue and we
[00:13:12] would be rejoining him later on in the bulletin,
[00:13:15] unfortunately that was not the case that day,
[00:13:19] we saw the situation continually deteriorate in
[00:13:22] Syria um, but again... It's like you, you never think that it's
[00:13:26] going to happen to yourself or your own, and when this
[00:13:30] happened to Press TV correspond in my
[00:13:33] Nasar, and I found out on that same ship, it was devastating of
[00:13:37] course, because we talked to these people all the
[00:13:40] time, and suddenly
[00:13:44] he's his voice is on air, and there's a
[00:13:47] disconnect, and never were able of course to connect with
[00:13:51] him again, it's it's devastating, and this is the reality. of
[00:13:55] war and we know, especially now, even more
[00:13:58] so, the absolute devastation of wars and the
[00:14:02] devastation the targeting of journalists, because journalism has
[00:14:06] definitely become a crime for many
[00:14:10] entities, and we know in Syria, unfortunately the
[00:14:13] daish entity, US back and
[00:14:17] supported terrorists group that caused
[00:14:20] such havoc and bloodshed in that
[00:14:24] country. that Maya was trying to uh
[00:14:27] cover, trying to show the reality, and these journalists know each and
[00:14:31] every day when they're in these war zones that they
[00:14:35] risk their lives Danny a daily basis, but
[00:14:39] because they want the truth to get out, and they do that, just as we're seeing
[00:14:43] right now take place in Lebanon or in Gaza,
[00:14:46] um, Yemen, just unbelievable situations
[00:14:50] that's happening right now, and how journalists have been targeted
[00:14:54] and... Yes, it was very, very difficult situation for all of
[00:14:58] us here at Press TV's headquarters, but unfortunately it
[00:15:02] was not the only time, it was not the only press TV
[00:15:06] correspondent that we have lost over the years and it's
[00:15:09] crazy marz where some places the world, how how much
[00:15:13] how drastically the nature of this job completely transforms, whether
[00:15:17] you're somewhere
[00:15:18] in the streets of Switzerland or somewhere in our region, especially when there's
[00:15:22] a form-backed conflict.
[00:15:26] being spewing across the region, how dangerous and the risks involved, what do you really quick,
[00:15:30] what do we know for with respect to, yeah,
[00:15:32] actually um, before beec coming to
[00:15:36] press, he had gone to the states, he had studied in the states, um,
[00:15:40] and he could have stayed over there, but he had this love for journalism,
[00:15:43] um, and the love for actually Press TV, being
[00:15:47] able to show the other side, being able to show the sight that he
[00:15:51] saw on the ground that was the truth, so he left
[00:15:55] that, he went to went back to Syria, and he
[00:15:59] dedicated his life, um, to tell him the truth.
[00:16:03] Actually, just a couple of years ago, we had his parents here in
[00:16:06] Tehran when we... open the Maya Nasir Studio here at Press
[00:16:10] TV and we were honored to have several member of his
[00:16:14] families uh of his family come to
[00:16:18] hear Press TV's headquarters in Tehran and of course it's still
[00:16:21] devastating it's 14 years later but you never
[00:16:25] really overcome something like that so tragic and so
[00:16:28] sudden
[00:16:29] and yet Danny this is what we're seeing
[00:16:32] and hearing
[00:16:33] more and more a daily basis unfortunately when we look at what's happening.
[00:16:37] across this region, we hope that we reach point that
[00:16:41] journalism and journalists will not be targets and that
[00:16:44] journalism will not be considered a crime, but for
[00:16:48] those of us in the alternative media and trying to expose the
[00:16:52] crimes of hegemonic forces, unfortunately
[00:16:56] that's not likely to happen. all right, thank you
[00:16:59] there, news room director, they're joining
[00:17:02] us,wile
[00:17:07] news its aggression against South Lebanon carrying out two air strikes on the outskirts of
[00:17:11] Sejude another attack target Kantara in the region as well and our
[00:17:14] correspondence the area awoke to two air
[00:17:18] strikes that targeted the villages of sujud
[00:17:21] and rafia these villages that exist in the region
[00:17:25] in particular and it seems that the munitions used
[00:17:29] in the targeting were bunker buster munitions
[00:17:33] because the sound and the seismic effect
[00:17:37] of shook the assets of multiple homes
[00:17:40] in the in the surrounding areas and in the village itself
[00:17:44] today conterminus with the air strikes that happened in the
[00:17:48] Apple region Israeli ground forces the
[00:17:51] mechanized patrol advanced further inwards into
[00:17:55] the village of der
[00:17:56] Mimas
[00:18:01] we're approaching a second anniversary the martidom the hisbullah chief
[00:18:04] say and for more than three decades he led resistance movement and guided
[00:18:08] Lebanese people to difficult times in confronting US
[00:18:11] Israel, lasting lessons for those who resist, lasting lessons for
[00:18:15] those who resist
[00:18:16] depression.
[00:18:30] Two years after his martered them, the image of hezballah chief
[00:18:34] sayid Hasan Nasrallah remains deeply embedded. in Lebanon's
[00:18:38] political and military history also remain inspirational
[00:18:42] for also remain inspirational for those resisting the Israeli
[00:18:45] occupation and atrocities in the region. Martyre
[00:18:49] nastralus speaches increasingly portrayed the Lebanese
[00:18:53] resistance, not simply as a military force, but as
[00:18:56] national
[00:18:57] struggle.
[00:19:01] Resistance is non-negotiable. It is not open for
[00:19:05] compromise, reconsideration. thinking or reflection,
[00:19:09] no matter the cost or sacrifice. nastrala's words
[00:19:13] resonated with people's grievances, beliefs and
[00:19:16] ordinary people a sense of ordinary people a sense of
[00:19:20] agency and hope, in contrast to the politically driven speeches
[00:19:24] of many autocratic arab leaders. in
[00:19:28] july 2006 captured two Israel soldiers
[00:19:32] in crossborder operation, Israel responded with a
[00:19:35] month long war that the... revestated large parts of Lebanon and
[00:19:39] displays hundreds of thousands of people. Throughout the
[00:19:43] 33-day war, nastra's televised addresses became
[00:19:47] a constant feature the battle. After the ceasefire, when he
[00:19:51] appeared publicly in Beirut, hundreds of thousands gathered to
[00:19:55] hear him speak. This
[00:19:59] is the victory the real Lebanon, the victory the real people of
[00:20:02] Lebanon and
[00:20:03] all the loyal people in this country. Almost a day after.
[00:20:07] Israel's genocidal war on Gaza began in October
[00:20:10] 2023, Hezbollah carried out the retaliatory
[00:20:14] strike. The Lebanese Resistance movement realized what happened
[00:20:18] in Gaza was not a passing event, but rather a political
[00:20:22] and military earthquake in West Asia. The decision to
[00:20:26] join the support front was made to preserve the principles and
[00:20:29] ideas the resistance discourse. Sayid Hasan
[00:20:33] Nasrallah wowed that Lebanon will make the ultimate sacrifice.
[00:20:50] taken on the responsibility of supporting Gaza, we tell Netanyahu and
[00:20:53] Gallant, the Lebanese front will not stop until the war on Gaza
[00:20:57] ends. A year later, he fulfilled that wow with
[00:21:01] his blood. He was assassinated by Israel in Beirot
[00:21:04] along with the number of his companions. Nastrala's
[00:21:08] funeral in the Lebanese capital became one the largest in
[00:21:12] Lebanon's recent history. The massive turnout offered
[00:21:16] a visual testament to the loyalty he commanded and the political...
[00:21:20] symbolic weight he had accumulated over decades.
[00:21:24] Today Lebanon's political sin remains turbulent, considering
[00:21:28] vicious in Israel to disarm Hezbollah, Israel to disarm
[00:21:31] Hezbollah. The Lebanese Resistance, however, is vigilant and won't
[00:21:35] allow enemies implement their plans. According to
[00:21:39] Hazbullah Secretary general Sheikh Naim Qasem, resistance
[00:21:43] is the only way for confronting global arrogance and
[00:21:46] Israel.
[00:21:52] Representatives of Islamic palestinian jihad movements in
[00:21:55] Iran,
[00:21:56] abu sharif is earlier in our studio, talk about legacy of March
[00:22:00] chief say listen to an extract from that
[00:22:04] interview, he is
[00:22:07] one the most historic and symbolic figures and the
[00:22:11] maker of victories for the resistance, true he
[00:22:15] went in his physical and material bodily
[00:22:18] form, but he remained. وهذه المرحله التاريخيه
[00:22:22] باعتقادي هو احد مؤسسي او
[00:22:25] باني مداميكها الاساسيه في
[00:22:28] مقاومه القيان الصهيوني
[00:22:31] وفي
[00:22:33] مقاومه ايه كبيره
[00:22:36] مهمه في
[00:22:37] تاريخناهم
[00:22:41] اهم القضايا الاساسيه التي قادها
[00:22:44] ماسسه المقاومه
[00:22:48] المقاونه.
[00:22:58] was able to build a resistance that can stand the
[00:23:01] face of this arrogant
[00:23:05] strong regional
[00:23:06] power, one the
[00:23:09] and main characteristics of this personality, characteristics
[00:23:13] of this personality is that he was
[00:23:17] also a focal point for the resistance.
[00:23:58] and confront all those disinformation, the false
[00:24:02] information, the lies that were fabricated against the
[00:24:06] resistance by the Israeli
[00:24:07] media,
[00:24:12] israel occupation forces of storm be university of Romal and occupied west
[00:24:16] bank raids drawing condemnation to the educational institution and
[00:24:20] University described the move as flagrant and explicit
[00:24:23] violation of its sanctity as well as international laws a
[00:24:27] guarantee protection of educational institutions. It also referred
[00:24:31] to intimidation and terror that were coupled with Israel's raid. Meanwhile in
[00:24:35] other incidents in the occupied west bank Israely forces to storm Galandia refugee
[00:24:38] camp and city of Albeira. The regime troops also closed
[00:24:42] military gates at the entrances near Bethlehem restricting the movement
[00:24:46] to Palestinians and vehicles since the goza genocide began. and Israeli
[00:24:50] violence and crackdown against Palestinians and occupied West Bank have been on the
[00:24:54] rise.
[00:25:12] They call themselves Unsarula or the supporters of God and
[00:25:16] regard confronting American and Israeli aggression and domination in the region.
[00:25:20] is one their principal objectives. They are among the most courageous
[00:25:24] fighters of our time, men who face bombardment and death,
[00:25:28] yet refuse to retreat even a single step from their beliefs in their
[00:25:32] path of resistance. For years, they have fought Saudi
[00:25:35] Arabia and the United Arab Emirates in defense of Yemen, a
[00:25:39] war backed by American military support. They have resisted
[00:25:43] every attempt to force their country into submission, and in
[00:25:47] support the people of Gaza, have repeated. struck Israeli
[00:25:51] targets nearly 2000 km away. On
[00:25:54] July 13th, 2026, Saudi Arabia bombed the
[00:25:58] runway at Sanaah International Airport an attempt to prevent. an
[00:26:02] Iranian aircraft from landing. Antarula declared that Riyad had
[00:26:06] ended the period of deescalation, he promised immediate
[00:26:09] response. Within hours, Saudi airports including
[00:26:13] Aba international airport came under attack. This was
[00:26:17] nothing new. The Yemani resistance movement has repeatedly
[00:26:21] demonstrated its ability to reach deep inside Saudi
[00:26:24] Arabia. In September 2019, its
[00:26:28] drone strike on the Abkaik and Kurais oil facilities exposed.
[00:26:32] the vulnerability of Saudi Aramco despite billions of dollars worth of
[00:26:36] American-made air defense systems. Now the resistance
[00:26:40] movement warns that any new attack on Yemen's infrastructure could bring
[00:26:44] even more strategic targets into range, including the vital oil
[00:26:48] facilities at Yanbu. Today, more than 70%
[00:26:51] of Saudi oil exports bypass the straight of Hormus through pipelines to
[00:26:55] Yanbu on the Red Sea, but from there they must still pass
[00:26:59] through the Bob Almandab straight. If. That route is closed,
[00:27:03] Saudi Arabia's alternative export corridor disappears.
[00:27:07] Ansarula has already shown it can disrupt one the world's busiest maritime
[00:27:11] choke points. Since the outbreak the Gaz has launched attacks in the
[00:27:15] Red Sea, his launched attacks in the Red Sea, declaring that it would
[00:27:19] target vessels linked to Israel in support the
[00:27:22] Palestinians. The Red Sea operations have
[00:27:25] forced major shipping companies to re-root around Southern Africa,
[00:27:29] increased global transport costs and pushed. Israel's southern port
[00:27:33] of ilot, the brink of collapse. if both the straight
[00:27:37] of Hormus and Bob Almandab were closed at the same time,
[00:27:41] nearly a quarter the world's oil and gas supply and almost
[00:27:44] 1/3ird of global container traffic could be affected. oil
[00:27:48] prices could sore toward $200 per barrel, while Europe's energy
[00:27:52] security would face severe pressure. for
[00:27:56] Antarula, Yemen is not merely another battlefield,
[00:27:59] it is a strategic front with the power to reshape the... global
[00:28:02] economy, the axis of
[00:28:06] resistance still holds powerful strategic cards in
[00:28:09] reserve, cards that once played could leave even
[00:28:13] America unable to respond despite all its military
[00:28:16] might.
[00:28:31] husmile. my little morning,
[00:28:34] sleep, my little light, i
[00:28:38] wrapped your books in plastic, i
[00:28:42] sharpen blue and white, your
[00:28:46] bread is folded
[00:28:48] softly,
[00:28:53] your colors in silence, green,
[00:28:57] yellow, red and blue
[00:28:59] house a tree and