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[00:00:04] Press TV headlines in an exclusive interview with Press TV: Iran
[00:00:08] security chief wants that American assets, including key data
[00:00:12] and AI centers will be struck if the US wages another
[00:00:16] war. Foreign minister Abchi has called for accountability
[00:00:20] over the environmental damage caused by the US Israely attacks on
[00:00:23] Iran's
[00:00:24] of a energy sides during the war
[00:00:28] and the M& Army has issued. new warning to all airline companies to
[00:00:32] not use Saudi Airports or
[00:00:34] aerospace.
[00:00:52] A very good evening to you from Tehran a Bahman Nuray and this is Press TV
[00:00:56] news. Iran's top security official
[00:01:01] of
[00:01:22] of they launched economic isolation
[00:01:25] plan, they faced defeat in
[00:01:27] of almost every single campaign they launched. but we stayed put pursuing our plans
[00:01:31] and neutralized all those
[00:01:33] campaigns
[00:01:37] with the US has failed the
[00:01:41] US has failed even to end the board the
[00:01:43] of secretary
[00:01:44] of the supreme national security council said an end is in the
[00:01:48] hands of Iran and they will not stop their resistance until they get what
[00:01:51] is rightfully theirs. Ri add that the US is the root
[00:01:55] of the problem concerning the straight of hormos, the
[00:01:58] of general said Iran seeks man.
[00:02:01] of
[00:02:08] of
[00:02:19] of of
[00:02:36] of
[00:02:59] in
[00:03:23] of
[00:03:30] eye centers will be struck if the US wages another act of
[00:03:34] aggression against Iran, he said Iran still has untouched targets
[00:03:37] in the UAE and a straighter for moves that will be hit in case of
[00:03:41] new aggression. He said those targets are worth nearly two trillion
[00:03:45] dollars and formed the beating heart
[00:03:47] of the US's economy. You can view the full interview with Mr. Razay
[00:03:51] on Press TV in the coming
[00:03:53] hours.
[00:03:58] A senior Iranian military of official says the country's armed forces will
[00:04:02] deal blows to the enemy's vessels if needs be. where
[00:04:05] admiral sari said the armed forces have already dealt such
[00:04:09] blows to the adversaries vessels. he said Iran has lot of
[00:04:13] equipment and capabilities that are well known around the
[00:04:16] a world, adding that the armed forces defended the country strongly
[00:04:20] during the recent imposed war. general sari noted that the Iranian
[00:04:24] people have proven to the world that they will preserve the country's
[00:04:27] territorial integrity soon after. the beginning
[00:04:30] of the imposed
[00:04:31] of US Israel war in late February, Iran cemented control over the
[00:04:35] straight of Hormus. The Islamic Republic is for a number of times
[00:04:38] emphasize its conditions for reopening
[00:04:41] of the straight as
[00:04:42] well.
[00:04:46] a Foreign minister Abas Sarakchi says US Israely attacks on Iran's energy sides
[00:04:50] have caused extensive environmental damage calling for the aggressors
[00:04:54] to be held into
[00:04:57] of account. Israeli military aggression against
[00:05:01] Iran, attacks on oil facilities, refineries and energy infrastructures
[00:05:05] and attacks on nuclear sites, which are unforgivable crimes in
[00:05:09] international law, triggered severe environmental risks.
[00:05:13] In March 2026, the United Nations Environmental program
[00:05:16] confirmed that oil facilities in and around Iran's urban areas,
[00:05:20] including Tehran have been targeted and that oil facility blazes led to the
[00:05:24] release of hazardous
[00:05:25] compounds.
[00:05:29] Speaking a conference in Tehran dchoside, the silence
[00:05:33] war crime, Iran's foreign minister said the pollutant released as
[00:05:36] result the US Israely attacks can spread from the air into soil
[00:05:40] and water sources and can't contaminate the food chain. He also
[00:05:44] highlighted the environmental damage caused by Israely attacks in Gaza and Lebanon
[00:05:48] alongside the loss of human life and destruction of vital
[00:05:52] infrastructure. Arakchi said the United Nations Environment program has
[00:05:56] described the environmental damage in Gaza as
[00:05:59] unprecedented. He told the conference that the environment is humanity's
[00:06:03] common heritage and must not be used as leverage for political
[00:06:07] pressure, a battleground for rivalries or sacrifice for
[00:06:10] short-term economic and military.
[00:06:12] interest.
[00:06:19] It was in late February that the US carried out a strike a school in
[00:06:23] Iran's southern city of Binab that killed 168
[00:06:26] children. Now an interview with Press TV in Minab, deputy foreign
[00:06:30] minister Kazem Garbadi said Tabon is determined to pursue
[00:06:34] the case the deadly US attack via international legal
[00:06:38] channels. Ye added that some international lawyers have also expressed interest
[00:06:42] in
[00:06:42] case
[00:06:47] in accordance with international law and international humanitarian
[00:06:50] law, the children, the educational
[00:06:54] centers, hospitals infrastructures are immune from
[00:06:57] attack, but unfortunately the United States of America
[00:07:01] violated all these international principles and
[00:07:05] disregard, so we are so determined to help
[00:07:09] so legally this issue not only at the level the domestic cost. but
[00:07:12] also at the level the foreign courts and international judicial
[00:07:16] system. the united states should be held accountable
[00:07:19] and responsible for the crime that has committed and
[00:07:22] justigot the international humanitarian law
[00:07:25] principles, human rights law principles and also
[00:07:29] international law principles and the provisions the charter the united
[00:07:33] nations, all these prohibiting actually
[00:07:37] attacking the children and educational centers in this
[00:07:39] regard. some foreign lawyers and European countries and also
[00:07:43] even
[00:07:44] in the United States of America, they have showed interest in this
[00:07:48] issue and some them on the voluntary basis,
[00:07:51] so started some investigation and
[00:07:54] also they have opened some cases before the judicials
[00:07:58] in this regard, so I think that that's a
[00:08:02] very good move, I believe that that's the
[00:08:05] responsibility.
[00:08:12] and we support all these very important and we support all these
[00:08:16] moves and also if they need any evidences so they can
[00:08:20] contact us, also they can contact the civil society in
[00:08:23] Iran, we will provide them with all necessary evidences to
[00:08:27] let them to pursue those judicial cases before the
[00:08:30] front
[00:08:42] disregard.
[00:08:48] Hello and welcome back to the news review program and segment of this news
[00:08:51] bulletin of course we are going to dedicate that to the
[00:08:55] latest developments in Yemen. The Yemen Army has
[00:08:59] issued new warning to all airline companies to not use Saudi
[00:09:02] airports or aerospace. The spokesperson Yaya Sari said all
[00:09:06] Saudi airports except those in Mecca and Medina could be considered
[00:09:10] potential targets.
[00:09:12] He said Armed forces remained determined to enforce what he called the
[00:09:15] established equations, airport for airport, blockade for
[00:09:19] blockade and escalation for escalation until their
[00:09:23] objectives are achieved. Senior Ansarullah official Muhammad Ali
[00:09:26] al-Huthi has also worn that Saudi Arabia will get more
[00:09:30] painful and decisive blows if it continues its crimes against the
[00:09:34] people of Yemen. The Supreme Political Council member said
[00:09:37] Saudis have been committing atrocities against Yemen for the past
[00:09:41] 12 years and that brought them no victory. The comments were
[00:09:45] made as Saudi authorities confirmed that at least dozen people were
[00:09:48] killed and over 300 injured in Saturday's missile
[00:09:52] attack on King Khalid International Airport and the Capital
[00:09:56] Riyadh. Well
[00:10:00] - to discuss the issue further I'm not joined by Mr. Ali Hamiya, military and
[00:10:03] Strategic Affairs analyst and joining us from South Lebanon and also
[00:10:07] Mr. Mc Nape activist and commentator joining us from
[00:10:10] Glasgow. Gentlemen, very good. have you on this news review program, Mr. Ali Hami,
[00:10:14] I'm going to start the conversation with you, after the deadly
[00:10:18] Riyadh airport attack, yemen has warned airlines to
[00:10:22] avoid most Saudi Arab space and... airports, does
[00:10:26] this signal a new phase in Yemen's military strategy
[00:10:30] aimed at raising the cost of Saudi
[00:10:32] intervention? well, first of all, let's see
[00:10:36] that the saudis are losing the strategic war, why? because
[00:10:40] the yemanies are not in need of water passes or
[00:10:44] to pass through babel, mandeb or somewhere
[00:10:48] else, they are, they they are very
[00:10:51] close to to Africa, they are at the... edge of
[00:10:55] oman sea, at the shore of oman sea, red
[00:10:59] sea, and they are very close to oman sea also, the Arabian
[00:11:03] sea, Saudi Arabia is in
[00:11:07] short strategy, lock of strategy to
[00:11:11] go into war against Yemen for
[00:11:14] exper,
[00:11:15] you know they experienced such war for eight years
[00:11:18] with huge allies and more
[00:11:22] more effective and strongest. allies
[00:11:25] ever for eight years before and they did not
[00:11:29] succeed, now they are trying with some mercenaries, they are trying to
[00:11:33] help for the triple agreements in Mecca from
[00:11:36] Turkey and Pakistan, they you know it
[00:11:40] gets to Muhammad bin Salman to ask the support of
[00:11:44] Aljuani to send some mercenaries to al yeman to
[00:11:48] fight on behalf of Saudi Arabia, so we
[00:11:52] see that Saudi Arabia for... such
[00:11:55] escalation, it's exactly remind us of
[00:11:59] what happened during yemen supporting
[00:12:03] gaza, saying escalation against
[00:12:06] escalation, airport against airport,
[00:12:10] food against food, shipments against
[00:12:13] shipments, and this is exactly what happened, and it's
[00:12:17] all still
[00:12:19] the ally, the resistance allied for the benefits of
[00:12:22] Palestine against the... uh absten
[00:12:26] allies uh for the benefits of Israel, right? Mr.
[00:12:30] McNAp here and Saralah says, years of
[00:12:33] Saudi military operations have failed to defeat
[00:12:36] Yemen, um, how much has the prolonged conflict
[00:12:40] undermined Reyather's regional ambitions and why has a
[00:12:43] political settlement uh still remained so
[00:12:46] elusive? It's a very bad line, but I think I
[00:12:50] understood the question, um, I think
[00:12:53] uh... "the the saudi
[00:12:56] regime thought that because they had bombed Yemen for many
[00:13:00] years and devastated so many parts of
[00:13:03] Yemen, without the war coming home, they
[00:13:07] thought that this could continue indefinitely, and they learned this
[00:13:11] lesson from the Americans and from from from other
[00:13:15] western countries who think that they can bomb targets, but they
[00:13:19] will they themselves will never be bombed, the problem
[00:13:22] is that if you live a glass..." "you
[00:13:26] shouldn't throw stones at people, especially people who don't
[00:13:30] like to to be hit by stones, and what's happened is
[00:13:34] the attacks, the reciprocal attacks, the the
[00:13:37] reciprocity, airport for airport, so the attacks on
[00:13:41] Riyad show the tremendous weakness
[00:13:45] of wealthy, high-tech, extremely
[00:13:48] wealthy, extremely high tech Saudi Arabia, because they're
[00:13:52] fighting, they've chosen to attack." "they've chosen to
[00:13:56] unleash this particular
[00:13:58] uh um uh uh these particular hostilities,
[00:14:02] unprovoked attack, unprovoked
[00:14:05] attack, now they're finding that their very
[00:14:09] wealthy airport in Riyad um can can easily
[00:14:12] come under attack from from from Yemen, so it's a game
[00:14:16] changer, it suggests that
[00:14:19] with the advanced technology that the Yemen armed
[00:14:23] forces have..." they can deal decisive blows
[00:14:27] against the Saudi uh military and you
[00:14:30] know
[00:14:31] that this airport for airport blockade for blockade, the
[00:14:35] way it's reported in the western press, the mainstream media
[00:14:39] is pretty much not at all,
[00:14:43] Saudi is not shown as the aggressor, um the
[00:14:46] Yemenis, the Yemen forces are not shown as defending
[00:14:50] themselves against very defending themselves against very
[00:14:54] long brutal and damaging siege, um,
[00:14:57] that's all swept under the carpet in the in the conceal,
[00:15:01] is
[00:15:02] that just as the Iranians exercised effective control over the gulf
[00:15:05] of hormos, because of a war initiated by
[00:15:09] the USA and Israel, the same thing has happened in the
[00:15:13] Babal Mandeb because of a war initiated by
[00:15:17] Saudi Arabia, the parallelism is quite striking, and
[00:15:21] the and the ability the technologically...
[00:15:25] weaker party if i could put it that way to actually win is
[00:15:28] very striking as well right, mr.
[00:15:32] ham, president trump is reportedly weighing
[00:15:35] possible us participation. in strikes against Yemen,
[00:15:39] now would direct American involvement contain in their
[00:15:43] own words the conflict or deepen the cycle of intervention and
[00:15:46] retaliation in the west Asia region? I
[00:15:50] believe that the first of all you know airport against airport,
[00:15:54] this is the only let's say
[00:15:58] way for Saudi Arabia right now to to move
[00:16:01] internationally and to to to
[00:16:05] get like trade. and so
[00:16:09] if we take aside the uh the
[00:16:12] land roads uh
[00:16:16] let's say let's say uh Donald Trump I think is
[00:16:19] waven by a big threat against
[00:16:23] yeman uh if we remember he stopped the war against Yemen
[00:16:27] even though Yemen was attacking
[00:16:29] Israel and I don't believe Saudi Arabia is much
[00:16:33] beloved to to him more than Israel and he
[00:16:36] stopped. so now I believe he just liking
[00:16:40] given some kind of
[00:16:43] drugs to the he he's trying to
[00:16:46] drug Saudi Arabia only to wait and
[00:16:50] he's trying to give some some kind of voice to tell them that I
[00:16:54] will interven one day or
[00:16:57] another, but United States used not to to let Saudi
[00:17:01] Arabia wait so long and by what all most the
[00:17:05] interceptor in Saudi Arabia be moved to Jordan and to Syria just
[00:17:09] to defend Israel, Saudi Arabia has
[00:17:13] naked aerospace right now, so that's why the
[00:17:16] the pinmp you know
[00:17:20] impact the ansarullah
[00:17:23] missiles are very precise, they they hit
[00:17:27] exactly like two cruise missiles and we know that cruise missiles are
[00:17:30] not hypersonic, they can be detected,
[00:17:34] detected but they cannot be intercepted, this is... two different
[00:17:38] things, so they had one exactly that's the main
[00:17:42] building in in the at the airport and also one the
[00:17:45] airplanes, aircrafts, so I
[00:17:49] believe waving this threat against
[00:17:53] yeman, I think he's bluffing, he will not
[00:17:56] interven right, um, Mr. Napier, the
[00:17:59] question here is now that um, Saudi Arabia
[00:18:03] has suffered heavy casualties despite years of military.
[00:18:08] against him and is read now facing a strategic dilemma here
[00:18:12] in which further escalation could prove even more costly
[00:18:16] than pursuing negotiations. oh
[00:18:20] yes, it's actually remarkable how
[00:18:24] a relatively few missiles can
[00:18:27] change the the insurance
[00:18:30] people in louds and around the world,
[00:18:34] ensuring aircraft and aircraft fly. into or out of
[00:18:38] real will now be much much more expensive if they can get insurance
[00:18:42] at all, so it's it's
[00:18:44] a it's
[00:18:45] a sign of how the balance of power has shifted.
[00:18:49] now will trump come in to protect Saudi Arabia
[00:18:53] to the extent of direct military attacks on on
[00:18:57] Yemen?
[00:18:58] so we hope not, but I think Trump beneath his uh
[00:19:01] obvious madness has a certain
[00:19:04] rationality, he many times threatened. to
[00:19:07] obliterate uh Iran and then withdrew at the last
[00:19:11] minute, because either his own brain or his advisers
[00:19:15] told him this was very stupid idea, and I think when
[00:19:19] he's looking at Yemen, he'll be thinking, if if
[00:19:23] he does get involved, who are his partners in
[00:19:26] Yemen, um, they they invaded Afghanistan, they
[00:19:30] spent, I think two trillion dollars, was it two or I can't remember, but
[00:19:34] trillions of dollars, but the agent, the... institution, the
[00:19:38] so-called government that they relied upon in
[00:19:41] Afghanistan, collapsed, folded, and the Americans
[00:19:45] had to flee. the same thing happened in Vietnam, the
[00:19:48] so-called government that they banked folded and they had to
[00:19:52] flee, and I think Trump has memory of this, or his
[00:19:56] advisers have memory of this, and so he thinks if he does get
[00:19:59] involved in Yemen, he could kill lot of people, he might even
[00:20:03] win some victories in the short term, but who will he rely upon -
[00:20:07] government, the the the the the
[00:20:10] the the authorities in in Aiden um largely live in
[00:20:14] Riad um, they employ
[00:20:16] mercenaries, it's not clear to to Trump
[00:20:20] or to me or to any observer that he would have
[00:20:24] reliable uh so-called government um to
[00:20:27] to um to uh depend on, so I
[00:20:31] think who knows, it's it's difficult, if if it was
[00:20:35] another president even even if he was a... even if he was a
[00:20:38] criminal
[00:20:39] you would you could be able you could evaluate hill but with
[00:20:43] trump it but with trump it's impossible to
[00:20:47] be to be sure but be Iran and given the...
[00:20:50] Iran and given the fact that he refused uh
[00:20:53] muhammad bin Salman uh military direct
[00:20:57] military support sorry um there's every chance that he will continue
[00:21:01] to be worry but who knows I don't
[00:21:05] know nobody knows probably Trump doesn't even
[00:21:07] know right and um it was indeed a pleasure to
[00:21:11] have you both on this news review programia
[00:21:15] always a pleasure and with that we come to the end of this news
[00:21:19] review program Thank you so much for staying with us um for this
[00:21:23] segment and also for this segment and also this news
[00:21:26] bulletin,
[00:21:45] the assembly will hear addressed by his excellency
[00:21:49] Benjamin. prime minister the state of
[00:21:52] Israel, request protocol
[00:21:56] to escort his excellency and invite him to
[00:22:00] address the
[00:22:01] assembly.
[00:23:10] Order in the hall
[00:23:11] please, order
[00:23:15] in the hall please,
[00:23:19] I request now. Order in the hole
[00:23:21] please,
[00:23:26] I request them all in the hall
[00:23:28] please.
[00:25:43] crisis, devastating wars,
[00:25:47] terrorism belly lobby. Lily
[00:25:50] lobby,
[00:25:53] crackdown,
[00:25:58] diplomacy.
[00:26:03] Iran warns us against new
[00:26:04] aggression.
[00:26:30] پارچه های کار شده.
[00:29:01] One morning the b'. of power in west Asia was
[00:29:04] shattered. October 7th was not simply another day
[00:29:08] of war. It was the moment decades of assumptions,
[00:29:12] alliances and security doctrines began to
[00:29:15] collapse.
[00:29:23] And as the battlefield expanded from Gaza to the heart the
[00:29:26] region, one question became impossible to
[00:29:29] ignore. What was Iran prepared to risk? and how
[00:29:33] far would it go for Palestine? This is the story of
[00:29:36] Iran, October 7 and the confrontation that
[00:29:40] changed West Asia
[00:29:41] forever.
[00:30:01] Breaking news. In major escalation in tensions between the US and
[00:30:05] Iran, the top Iraning in general Hasim Salimani has been killed in an
[00:30:09] air strike while leaving the Bacdad airport. He was with an Iraqi paramilitary
[00:30:13] commander named Abu Mahi al-Muhandis and other Iraqi
[00:30:16] officials. Circling somewhere high above them was reaper, a US
[00:30:20] military remote controlled killer
[00:30:22] drone. It's unlikely they would
[00:30:26] have seen or heard it. They probably
[00:30:30] died instantly. Sulaimani was the commander the
[00:30:34] Quds force, a unit of Iran's revolutionary guard
[00:30:37] responsible for foreign operations, and he was also...