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[00:00:00] top stories here on press tv. an
[00:00:04] exclusive interview
[00:00:05] of with press tv, iran security chief warrants,
[00:00:07] of american assets, including key
[00:00:08] of data and ai centers
[00:00:09] of will be
[00:00:09] a struck if
[00:00:10] us wages wore another one. a senior
[00:00:14] answer officials
[00:00:18] of a praise recent victories of the yemen forces warning Saudi Arabia against committing more crimes against
[00:00:24] a of of yemen. and donald trump and
[00:00:27] vladimirsky trade barbs over announced. will deal with Russia, with
[00:00:31] the US president saying Ukraine needs a new
[00:00:33] leader,
[00:00:37] a
[00:00:44] of
[00:00:50] very warm welcome to Press TV, world news, very warm welcome to press tv, world
[00:00:53] news, top security official press tv, top security official
[00:00:57] has told
[00:00:57] in press tv
[00:01:01] of an exclusive interview that us for defeat after defeat against Iran, and this is why Washington's turn to economic
[00:01:04] war,
[00:01:09] now the enemy suffered major defeat in the 12-day war and then again in the
[00:01:13] 40-day
[00:01:14] in of war. They resorted to naval blockade, but that led them nowhere, and
[00:01:18] recently they launched economic isolation plan. They faced
[00:01:22] defeat in almost every single
[00:01:24] of campaign of they launched, but we stayed put pursuing our plans and neutralized all
[00:01:28] those campaigns with accurate planning and...
[00:01:38] of said that the US has
[00:01:41] failed even to end the war, the secretary
[00:01:44] of of the in the end, it's in the hands of Iran
[00:01:46] of and they will not stop the resistance until they get what is rightfully theirs.
[00:01:50] there is added that US is root
[00:01:52] of of the problem concerning the straight of hormos and the general said that Iran
[00:01:56] of seeks management
[00:01:56] of the street to ensure regional security, especially in the...
[00:02:17] of
[00:02:24] of
[00:02:30] of
[00:02:36] in
[00:02:52] of of
[00:02:53] of
[00:03:09] of of
[00:03:30] still has untouched targets in the UAE and the Strater Hormose that will be
[00:03:34] of hit of in case of new aggression. He said that those targets were worth nearly
[00:03:37] 2ous billion dollars and from the beating heart
[00:03:40] of the US economy. You can view the full interview with Mr. Rizy on Press
[00:03:44] TV and the hours to
[00:03:49] of come. It was in late February that the US carried out
[00:03:53] a strike a school in Iran's southern city of Minab that killed 168
[00:03:57] civilians and now an interview with Press TV and up the deputy foreign
[00:04:01] minister kazim is determined to pursue the case
[00:04:05] of the deadly US attack via international legal channels, he added
[00:04:09] that some international lawyers have also expressed
[00:04:11] of interest in the
[00:04:12] case, in
[00:04:15] accordance with international law and international humanitarian
[00:04:19] law, the children, the
[00:04:22] of educational centers, hospitals, infrastructures are
[00:04:25] immune from attack, but unfortunately the United States of
[00:04:29] America. violated all these international
[00:04:32] principles and disregard, so we are so determined
[00:04:36] to legally this issue,
[00:04:38] not only at the level
[00:04:39] of the domestic course, but also at the level
[00:04:42] of the foreign course and
[00:04:43] of international judicial system. the United States should be held
[00:04:47] accountable and responsible for the crime that has committed and just
[00:04:51] to god the international humanitarian law
[00:04:54] principles, human rights law principles and also
[00:04:58] of international law principles and the provision. the charter
[00:05:00] of the united nations, all these
[00:05:04] prohibiting actually attacking the children and educational centers in
[00:05:08] this regard, some foreign lawyers and some european countries
[00:05:12] in the United States of America, they have showed interest in this
[00:05:16] issue and some them on the voluntary basis,
[00:05:19] so started some investigation and
[00:05:23] also they have opened some cases before the judicials
[00:05:27] in this regard, so I think that that's a
[00:05:31] very good move, I believe that that's the
[00:05:33] responsibility the
[00:05:37] various people in the European countries that training
[00:05:40] hum, so that that is... very very important and we
[00:05:43] support all these moves and also if they need any
[00:05:47] evidencees so they can contact us, also they can contact the
[00:05:51] civil society in Iran, we will provide them with all necessary
[00:05:54] evidences to let them to pursue those judicial
[00:05:58] cases before the f our
[00:06:00] situation. the
[00:06:04] US president donald trump says time for Ukraine to get new
[00:06:07] president after he announces deal with Russia on diesel supplies.
[00:06:11] Trump to the Ukraine. and president Vladimir Zelinski could have ended the war with
[00:06:15] Russia many times, but chose not to. He criticized Zelinsky for
[00:06:19] ignoring warnings against striking Russian refinery
[00:06:22] facilities, saying that Kiev had been told not to hit the
[00:06:25] refineries because the fallout on the global scale. Trump's comments
[00:06:29] come as the Ukrainian president, said the oil agreement looks like a birthday
[00:06:33] president for a Russian president. Trump said on Friday the deal with
[00:06:37] Russia over diesel supplies will lower fuel costs and he added that Vladimir Putin
[00:06:41] agreed to sell 300 thousand metric tons of diesel to the US and
[00:06:45] global markets, analys have cast doubt over the agreement
[00:06:49] and the fact that it may bring down energy costs
[00:06:51] worldwide.
[00:06:56] a senior anterilla officials praise recent victories the yemen armed forces warning
[00:07:00] that Saudi Arabia will get more painful and decisive blows if it
[00:07:03] continues its crimes against the people of Yemen.uti further
[00:07:07] warn the continuation the Saudi aggression and blockade will bring Riyad
[00:07:11] more humiliating defeats rather than victory, supreme political
[00:07:15] council member said the saudis have been committing atrocities against Yemen
[00:07:19] for the past 12 years and uh and that brought
[00:07:23] them no victory a comments were made as a Saudi authorities confirmed at least
[00:07:27] dozen people killed in over 300 wounded in a missile attack
[00:07:31] on king Khalid international airport in the capital Riyad. According to
[00:07:35] Saudi Aviation sources, the fatalities include four Saudi citizens and
[00:07:39] eight foreign nationals. The operations a King Khalid. airport had
[00:07:43] been suspended following the attack and schools in Riad switch to remote
[00:07:46] learning for second time a
[00:07:49] month. join
[00:07:53] us now for from san for your update as our press tv
[00:07:56] and corresponder yahya alwazer yahya good to check in with you pal and good afternoon
[00:08:00] uh tell us lot of thing developments uh in the past 24 hours
[00:08:04] bring us up to speed if you could
[00:08:06] please.
[00:08:12] Yeah, those tacks and their strikes against Saudi
[00:08:16] Arabia didn't came out of vacuum, according to the Ministry
[00:08:20] of Health here in Sona, there is 15
[00:08:23] civilian, 15 civilian between
[00:08:26] killed and wounded by Saudi uh air strikes and
[00:08:30] attacks, this continues the the
[00:08:34] Saudi aggression and blocket against Yemen, so Yemen is
[00:08:38] striking back in the equation that it imposed
[00:08:41] before uh It is blockad for blockade and airport for
[00:08:45] airport for targeting sana airport uh we
[00:08:49] targeted here Yemen back at
[00:08:52] King Khalid airport uh and
[00:08:56] according to the Saudi media outlet it's confirmed
[00:08:59] that the Saudi airport has been attacked
[00:09:03] yesterday after a
[00:09:05] previous attack in Thursday uh this
[00:09:09] attack according to to the
[00:09:13] data from flight radar 24, it caused the king
[00:09:17] Khalid airport in the Saudi Capital to be the
[00:09:20] number one most disrupted airport in the
[00:09:24] world with 88% of
[00:09:28] its flights being cancelled, without forgetting
[00:09:32] that also the dammam, in Damasmam the King
[00:09:35] Fahad airport, also there is reports that's
[00:09:39] being attacked and targeted by the Yemani arms. says
[00:09:42] and there is about 22%
[00:09:46] of its flights cancelled being the
[00:09:50] ninth airport in the world in the
[00:09:53] description list uh day by
[00:09:57] day it's very obvious that the equation that yemen
[00:10:01] armed forces imposed at the beginning and no one
[00:10:04] thought it could be really true, it is
[00:10:08] coming to reality day after
[00:10:11] day. airport for airport and siege for
[00:10:14] siege, well and we talk about the couple
[00:10:18] hundred civilians are killed by by
[00:10:21] saudi aggression over the past couple months and thing that our viewers
[00:10:25] need to know Yahya is the fact that over 400 thousand Yemenis have been killed
[00:10:29] over the past 12 years, mostly uh civilians and
[00:10:33] 150,00 them as result of direct air strikes and the rest,
[00:10:37] the other 250,00 plus as result of
[00:10:41] hunger and disease because the siege and because
[00:10:45] the basically the the site led coalition turning the country upside down laying
[00:10:49] siege on food, medicine, clean water, every all the
[00:10:52] infrastructure was annihilated in Yemen so... March of
[00:10:55] 2015 up until the so-called cease fire of 2022, and now the
[00:10:59] Saudis are back at it again, 400 thousand plus
[00:11:02] encounting.
[00:11:09] Yeah, Saudian is uh always against the
[00:11:13] civilians and not the military site as we
[00:11:16] experienced among the decade of
[00:11:19] aggression from Saudi Arabia against Yemen, each
[00:11:23] time it lose in the... battlefield uh, it came
[00:11:27] to strike on civilian infrastructure and
[00:11:31] killing civilians trying to force the
[00:11:34] public here into hating the the
[00:11:38] sana government and the the yemani state,
[00:11:41] but here we know who is the enemy and who is doing
[00:11:45] this uh catastrophes to to the yemani
[00:11:49] people, so those attacks are
[00:11:53] just delaying uh... delaying just the
[00:11:56] Saudi Arabia's denial of its
[00:12:00] crimes and the ending the war, it could not
[00:12:04] lead to anything in the battlefield.
[00:12:07] all right, but stay safe, thank you. going us from the emeny
[00:12:11] capital, joining us from the Emmy
[00:12:13] capital thousands
[00:12:16] of demonstrators that take to the streets
[00:12:17] the Turkish city of Istanbul supported Palestinians demanding an
[00:12:21] end to Israel's genocidal ensought on Gaza.
[00:12:45] an end to the blood Israel
[00:12:48] must it is spilling around the world and stop this genocide,
[00:12:49] put now we muslims and not only muslims but all people in the world must finally put
[00:12:53] an end to
[00:12:53] the suppressors game and stop the...
[00:13:03] waving up palestity and turkish flags demonstrators marched to Istanbul on
[00:13:07] the global day of action for Palestine, they call for global pressure on
[00:13:11] Israel saying the remaining neutral in the face of genocide amounts to
[00:13:15] complicity on the third anniversary the beginning the genocidal war a
[00:13:19] considerable number of cities throughout the world have been seenes of pro- palestine
[00:13:23] rallies.
[00:13:28] and south Lebanon, the towns of Mansuri, majd zoon and kafat
[00:13:32] once again been targeted by his really occupation force attacks and for more details we're going to
[00:13:36] now cross over to our correspon in south Lebanon how do you hotes,
[00:13:40] how do you go to check in with you pal, hope you're safe and uh doing well out there in south
[00:13:44] element, I believe you're in the city of Nabatia, if I'm not mistaken, tell
[00:13:48] us what's going
[00:13:49] on?
[00:13:57] All right, hy, can you
[00:13:58] hear us? Yes, I can hear you. All right, Paul, give us an update if you could
[00:14:02] please. We are right now in the
[00:14:06] first weeks of first weeks of October
[00:14:10] where the people here in South Lebanon, in
[00:14:13] specific in South Lebanon, but mostly
[00:14:16] perfect time to harvest the
[00:14:19] olive fruits and of course that are
[00:14:23] usually either used. for the traditional
[00:14:26] dishes in Lebanon or mostly used to make olive oil,
[00:14:30] the famous south Lebanese olive oil that is known
[00:14:34] worldwide. I'm right now in one the olive orchards
[00:14:37] in the outskirts of Nabatiya region,
[00:14:41] just moments ago when I was preparing for the live,
[00:14:45] I sent you the footage the very
[00:14:48] low war jets, Israeli war
[00:14:51] jets circling on very low
[00:14:55] altitudes above these areas of
[00:14:59] course they were conducting these strikes in the
[00:15:03] these very low
[00:15:06] flights over the heads the people here
[00:15:09] to terrorize the people to try to make
[00:15:12] them at least think of not
[00:15:15] going to their grooves and their orchards to
[00:15:19] harvest this this
[00:15:23] very important of income for them and also a very
[00:15:27] important tradition that families keep from
[00:15:30] generation to generation, as of course these,
[00:15:34] for example, these trees behind me, they date... back to more than
[00:15:38] 30 to 40 years, which means that the
[00:15:40] generations keep taking care
[00:15:44] these orchards as part their belonging to
[00:15:48] their hometowns and to their their hometowns and to
[00:15:51] their in specific, we have to mention
[00:15:55] that the low flights were not only for to
[00:15:59] terrorize the people here, but also they carried out many air
[00:16:02] strikes today and just moments ago these
[00:16:06] aircrafts that... I sent the footage of they
[00:16:10] carried out an air strike on the nearby hojeir
[00:16:13] valley. They targeted an open area valley. Earlier today they
[00:16:17] targeted tallusa and kartebnit in the morning.
[00:16:21] Also they targeted mansouri and just about an
[00:16:24] hour ago the Israeli war jets were carrying out
[00:16:28] very low altitude flights above
[00:16:32] Beirut and south of Beirut above the capital uh
[00:16:36] and the uh the outskirts the Lebanese
[00:16:40] capital, which is showing of course the amount
[00:16:43] of increasing aggression from the Israeli
[00:16:46] side against entire Lebanon and especially against
[00:16:50] the people here in South Lebanon, we have to mention that the
[00:16:54] Israelis since yesterday at least they were
[00:16:57] carrying out very
[00:17:01] numerous combing operations let's say or
[00:17:05] continuous combing from the heavy. machine guns
[00:17:08] from the western sector against
[00:17:11] the the open areas in the western sector and
[00:17:15] the and the agricultural areas in the western sector towards
[00:17:19] even kharshuba in the far eastern
[00:17:22] sector where nearby halta the
[00:17:26] people also were trying to harvest their
[00:17:29] olive orchards and
[00:17:32] also the Israel is fired machine guns on them
[00:17:36] trying to make the people not coming back to
[00:17:40] their villages to to conduct
[00:17:44] these let's say
[00:17:48] it's a mandatory thing here in south
[00:17:51] lebanon it's sorry something that people
[00:17:55] do not consider it a choice
[00:17:58] or luxury it's something they consider it a part
[00:18:02] their history and as i was checking these
[00:18:06] trees we can see here that part the fruits are
[00:18:10] from the last year, which means that the people
[00:18:13] of where this the owners of this
[00:18:17] orchard were not able to harvest the
[00:18:21] olives last year, so the fruits remained on the
[00:18:24] trees. despite all of this, as I was
[00:18:28] coming here, many the farmers and the owners
[00:18:32] were trying to finish
[00:18:35] harvesting their all trees
[00:18:38] and picking up olives in many
[00:18:42] ways, some them are using some new techniques
[00:18:46] and some them are just gathering the family
[00:18:50] members also as a part of tradition to come and harvest
[00:18:53] the olive fruits
[00:18:57] and we can only say that
[00:19:01] we did not observe any presence or any
[00:19:04] help from the Lebanese authorities for farmers who
[00:19:08] have suffered lot the because the agricultural
[00:19:12] land loss that happened in the entire
[00:19:16] war, the three years of war that led to losing
[00:19:19] thousands of hectares of agricultural land, especially on the border
[00:19:23] towns and also losing another part the
[00:19:27] agricultural land that is right now, it wasn't destroyed
[00:19:30] but it is occupied right now either by Israeli
[00:19:34] labelling it as yellow. uh
[00:19:38] zone or by the fact that the Israelis are
[00:19:42] preventing and banning its owners from reaching
[00:19:45] it. all right, how do you we watch these images right next
[00:19:49] to your image on on our screen there and and you see these occupation force
[00:19:53] soldiers in people's homes on people's farms in the community there in the
[00:19:56] streets like they belong there and it's just wild to think uh how freely they
[00:20:00] just operate demolish what they want to demolish ruin what they want
[00:20:03] to and restrict people from reaching their own villages and property un... but all
[00:20:07] right,
[00:20:08] mean it's been happening in palestine for 80 years and now it's happening in lebanon, stay safe, hody, it's
[00:20:12] always a pleasure, bud, thank you for that update adan nabatia, prestb's
[00:20:15] hote, meanwile people
[00:20:19] rallied in the Venezuelan capital caracus and solidarity with Palestinians and to
[00:20:23] condemn three years of genocide in Gaza. Demonstrators say that Palestine has
[00:20:27] become a global symbol of resistance and human dignity, linking the
[00:20:30] Palestinian struggle against occupation and colonialism to historical
[00:20:34] experiences the Latin American people.
[00:20:50] is relevant to us as Latin American peoples, so it's a connection that we can
[00:20:54] boil down to that in the most straightforward terms, to defending the cause
[00:20:57] of humanity,
[00:20:58] basically.
[00:21:04] Palestine is a symbol of resistance. Palestine is a symbol of human
[00:21:08] dignity. Palestine calls upon and unites critical voices,
[00:21:12] voices of solidarity and the compassion of peoples and here we are from
[00:21:15] Venezuela, the Venezuelan movement for solidarity with Palestine and other.
[00:21:20] social organizations, making this exhibition possible a call for
[00:21:24] solidarity, to denounce the genocide, to denounce and demand an end to the
[00:21:27] genocide that over the past three years, well has
[00:21:31] claimed the lives of 75,00 people, most them
[00:21:35] minors, children, mothers, pregnant women and
[00:21:38] infants, and infants, and
[00:21:41] unfortunately, we cannot accept this, porque se han
[00:21:45] cumplido
[00:21:45] recientemente.
[00:21:50] of
[00:21:50] a genocide intensified by the Israeli regime, but we must
[00:21:54] remember that there have been more than 79 years of apartate
[00:21:57] occupation and perpetual, flagrant colonialism
[00:22:01] by the occupying regime, which constantly oppresses the Palestinian
[00:22:05] people. what we have witnessed over the past three years has been an
[00:22:08] intensification of what Palestinians have actually endured for more than seven
[00:22:12] decades. so it is a collective responsibility, a
[00:22:16] global, international responsibility to join our voices and take concrete
[00:22:20] actions, actions that unite us, whether through
[00:22:23] culture, music, activism, calls for boycots or calls
[00:22:27] for sanctions, so that international law is respected, so that
[00:22:31] palestine may be free and sovereign, so that the right of return is
[00:22:34] fulfilled, and so that well, finally, Palestine can be free from the
[00:22:38] river to the
[00:22:39] sea,
[00:22:43] that's right
[00:22:44] for latest, everyone, thanks for tuning in and bye-bye for
[00:22:46] now.
[00:26:07] Teaching anywhere in the world shares a common language, a
[00:26:11] love beyond duty and heart that beats for the fate
[00:26:14] of children. When you are teacher, every morning you leave all your
[00:26:18] personal pain behind the classroom door to create
[00:26:22] safe world for other people's children. On February
[00:26:25] 28th, 2026, in Iran a school in Minab was
[00:26:29] experiencing its usual calm. Fatima
[00:26:33] Shahdadi, an energetic sports coach who saw the world through the
[00:26:37] joyful eyes of her students and Faride Mokhtari,
[00:26:40] dignified and kind teacher were present amits the
[00:26:43] children's bustling chatter, but this innocent routine
[00:26:47] suddenly turned into dust and ashes with the terrifying roar of
[00:26:51] missiles, deadly strikes that targeted civilians and educational
[00:26:55] centers during military attacks by Israel and the United States
[00:26:59] collapsing the school's roof over the children and teachers.
[00:27:03] 'At the moment the ground shook beneath their feed and rubble and smoke filled the
[00:27:07] air, survival instinct dictated that everyone should look for
[00:27:11] escape route to save their own lives, but for Fatima and
[00:27:15] Faide, time stood still a different way, in those
[00:27:18] seconds of terror and screams, only one image was etched in the
[00:27:22] minds these women, the children, they ran toward the
[00:27:26] center the fire and danger, and made the cries of children
[00:27:30] trapped alone in the flames, they did not'. survived to return
[00:27:33] to their classrooms, the next day, both teachers
[00:27:37] lost their lives right there in the school's courtyard and hallways
[00:27:41] giving everything to save the children of
[00:27:43] others. behind the names these
[00:27:47] two teachers lay two lives filled with hope and attachment,
[00:27:51] women who lived like millions of others yet gave meaning to
[00:27:55] self-sacrifice in the face of tragedy. days after the
[00:27:58] disaster, among fighters, few remaining keepsakes a short pair of...
[00:28:02] earrings she had given to her, pair of earrings she had given to her mother
[00:28:06] before the incident, as if her heart sense this journey
[00:28:10] had no return. Fatima's family to remembers her with grand dreams
[00:28:14] and heart overflowing with dedication to serve.
[00:28:17] Today, no trace remains these classrooms or the laughter filled
[00:28:21] courtyard, yet the names of Fatima Shahdadi, Faride
[00:28:25] Mokhtari and dozens of other teachers who fell victim to
[00:28:29] these devastating attacks have become symbols of human. humanity's
[00:28:32] endurance against the violence of war, educators who
[00:28:36] embrace death to gift their students the right to live and
[00:28:40] learn.
[00:30:14] Tonight on expose, three years after October 7, the headlines
[00:30:18] remain, but so do the contradictions. We follow the trail
[00:30:22] across the electronic intifada, haered, the tayo, TRTX
[00:30:26] and the T network, examining claims that helped shape the narrative
[00:30:30] October 7 and the war that follow. We revisit
[00:30:34] Digital Report.