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[00:00:07] the IRGC says a non-complint oil super tankers caught
[00:00:11] fire after striking sea
[00:00:12] a mine in the straight
[00:00:13] of of
[00:00:13] hormoos.
[00:00:19] the emine armed forces spokesman says a major wave of long-range
[00:00:23] missile and drone strikes is targeted Kia airports and
[00:00:26] a energy infrastructure across Saudi Arabia.
[00:00:32] and the American president says Keeven Moscow have agreed to immediate
[00:00:36] Energy C5. Zelensky says he was surprised about the announcement
[00:00:40] describing it as unheart
[00:00:42] of news.
[00:00:49] of of
[00:00:52] of Good evening
[00:00:56] from Tehran, I am Bahman Roy and this is Press TV
[00:00:58] a news. of Iran's
[00:01:01] of Islamic of Revolution Guards Core says a Rogue crude oil super tanker has
[00:01:04] caught fire after striking seamine in the straight of Formus. The
[00:01:08] IRGC Navy said the non-complint crude super tanker
[00:01:12] suffered an engine room explosion in the southern sector
[00:01:15] of the water bay. It said the vessel turned off all
[00:01:18] identification and navigation systems before attempting
[00:01:21] to pass through unauthorized waters. This marks the third
[00:01:25] roke tanker since yesterday to strike naval mines and catch
[00:01:29] fire. attempting illegal transit, the IRGC Navy
[00:01:33] reiterated that any vessel operating in the straight of hormos with
[00:01:36] disapled navigation systems will be classified as hostile
[00:01:40] target and face decisive counter
[00:01:43] measures.
[00:01:47] in Iran's top security official tells Press TV an exclusive
[00:01:50] interview that the US has suffered defeat after defeat against
[00:01:54] Iran and that is why Washington has turned to economic war
[00:01:58] against the country.
[00:02:09] of
[00:02:16] of
[00:02:30] Even to end the board, the secretary
[00:02:32] of the Supreme National Security Council says an end is in the hands
[00:02:35] of Iran and they will not stop their resistance until they get what is
[00:02:39] rightfully theirs. Razi added that the US is the root
[00:02:42] of the problem concerning the straight of
[00:02:45] in hormos, the general said Iran seeks management
[00:02:47] of the straight to ensure regional
[00:02:50] of security,
[00:02:50] of especially in the Persian Gulf. He also rejected the US's claim that
[00:02:54] it is transporting major amounts of oil through the keep water
[00:02:57] bay. The general said the US is only used.
[00:03:24] a
[00:03:25] of
[00:03:30] Secondly, over
[00:03:30] a the past few
[00:03:31] of months, we have been hitting five
[00:03:33] of the ships used by smugglers every night. The sendcom
[00:03:37] commander leads the smuggling work. He also uses
[00:03:41] the UAE's military. They use five or six small
[00:03:44] vessels for transportation of oil to larger tankers, but
[00:03:48] we also hit five or six
[00:03:50] of them every night. This is smuggling job along the southern
[00:03:53] side
[00:03:54] of the straight that costs dearly and has numerous risks.
[00:03:58] Then Trump says the straight is open. Then again, he says, I
[00:04:02] transport oil, but natural gas is not transiting, the
[00:04:05] same goes for helium and
[00:04:07] fertilizers.
[00:04:11] Also war that American
[00:04:13] a assets, including key data and AI centers will be struck if the
[00:04:17] US vages another act of aggression against Iran. He said Iran
[00:04:20] still has untouched targets in the UAE and
[00:04:23] a straight of musda will be hit in case of new aggression. He said
[00:04:27] those targets are worth nearly two trillion dollars. and formed the beating
[00:04:31] heart
[00:04:31] of the US's
[00:04:32] economy.
[00:04:36] The Yemen Armed forces spokes person says a major wave of
[00:04:40] long-range missile and drone strikes has targeted key airports and
[00:04:43] energy infrastructure across Saudi
[00:04:45] Arabia.
[00:04:49] The armed forces carried out for qualitative operations in the past 24
[00:04:53] hours using ballistic and cruise missiles and drones. The
[00:04:57] first operation targeted in three phases king. international airport in
[00:05:01] Riad, resulting in the disruption of air traffic and the complete closure
[00:05:05] of the airport. The second operation targeted the sugar dam
[00:05:08] gas facility belonging to Arenco in the eastern province
[00:05:11] of
[00:05:12] of and resulted. in large fires breaking out at the targeted
[00:05:14] site. The third operation targeted the Arenco
[00:05:18] tanajib oil refinery in the eastern province and resulted an ignition in
[00:05:22] it. The fourth operation targeted King Ford International
[00:05:26] Airport in Damma.
[00:05:30] Bricateer general Yahya Sari added Yemani forces deployed six
[00:05:33] ballistic missiles and two drones against Saudi back troops in Bapal
[00:05:37] Mandab. He said the attacks are in response to over 124
[00:05:41] Saudi backed. strikes across Yemen in 24 hours
[00:05:45] (24 hours) Yahya Sari reiterated the
[00:05:49] warning against using Saudi airports accept them potential
[00:05:53] targets. He said operations would continue to escalate under the
[00:05:56] principle of escalation for escalation and blockade for
[00:06:00] blockade until Saudi military aggression and the siege are brought to an
[00:06:04] end. Military and
[00:06:08] strategic analyst Ali Hamiah believes Saudi Arabia is losing the war
[00:06:11] in Yemen. and is now begging other countries for
[00:06:14] help,
[00:06:18] the saudis are losing the strategic war, why? because
[00:06:22] the yemanies are not in need of water passes or
[00:06:26] to pass through babel mandab or somewhere
[00:06:30] else, they are the they are very
[00:06:33] close to to Africa, they are at the edge of
[00:06:37] oman sea,
[00:06:39] at the shore of sea, at the shore of oman. red
[00:06:43] sea and also the Arabian sea, Saudi
[00:06:47] Arabia is in short
[00:06:50] strategy, luck of strategy to go into war
[00:06:54] against Yemen for exp,
[00:06:57] you know they experienced such war for eight years
[00:07:00] with huge allies and
[00:07:03] more more effective and strongest allies
[00:07:07] ever for eight years before, and they did not
[00:07:11] succeed,
[00:07:11] now they are trying. some mercenaries, they are trying to
[00:07:15] help for the triple agreements in Mikistan,
[00:07:19] theystan they you know it gets
[00:07:23] to port of algilani to send some port of
[00:07:26] algilani to send some mercenaries to al yeman to
[00:07:30] fight on behalf of Saudi Arabia, so we
[00:07:34] see that Saudi Arabia for such
[00:07:37] escalation, it's exactly remind us
[00:07:40] of what happened during Yemen
[00:07:43] supporting gaza saying escalation
[00:07:47] against escalation uh airport against
[00:07:51] airport and this is exactly what happened and it's
[00:07:55] all still the allie, the resistance
[00:07:58] ally for the benefits of Palestine against
[00:08:02] the abstin allies for the
[00:08:06] benefits of
[00:08:06] Israel.
[00:08:12] responded to American President Donald Trump's call for Ukraine to pick
[00:08:16] new
[00:08:16] leader.
[00:08:20] President Trump said
[00:08:23] that um that we need Ukraine needs new president. So first of all
[00:08:27] with all respect to president Trump -
[00:08:30] it's up to our society, up to our
[00:08:34] people to choose one or another
[00:08:37] leader. In an
[00:08:41] interview with ABC news. Zelensky said, conducting such an
[00:08:44] election violates Ukrainian law and constitution, his remarks
[00:08:48] came day after Trump said Ukraine needed a new president who would agree
[00:08:52] to end the war. The exchange is the latest and long history of tensions
[00:08:56] between the two presidents, which previously included a heated oval
[00:09:00] office
[00:09:00] confrontation.
[00:09:06] The American president Donald Trump says Ukraine and Russia have agreed to immediate
[00:09:10] energy cease fire. Trump did not. any more details about the
[00:09:14] deal, he has both sides to refrain from violating the agreement
[00:09:17] though, following Trump's remarks, Ukrainian president Voladimir
[00:09:21] Zelensky said he was surprised about the announcement, describing
[00:09:25] it as unheard news, but said he would agree to it if his Russian
[00:09:29] counterpart did the same. Russian president Vladimir Putin is yet to make
[00:09:33] a comment, the deal comes a day after Trump said Moscow agreed to
[00:09:36] release 300,000 tons of diesel immediately to the
[00:09:40] American and global marketplace estimate. suggest the US could
[00:09:44] estimate suggest the US could consume that amount of diesel in
[00:09:48] less than 13 hours, raising questions about whether the announcement
[00:09:52] is aimed more at influencing the upcoming midterm elections than
[00:09:55] addressing the country's actual fuel
[00:09:57] needs.
[00:10:04] Press TV is Maria Mazar is with me to discuss
[00:10:06] this issue of further. Mari I'm very good to have you on this news bulletin.
[00:10:09] Well, President Trump has highlighted Russia's promise to release. 300 thous tons
[00:10:13] of diesel, while critics question whether this would
[00:10:17] meaningfully address US's actual fuel needs, is
[00:10:20] Washington prioritizing domestic political gains ahead them?
[00:10:25] elections over sustainable solution to the energy
[00:10:28] crisis? of course,
[00:10:30] I mean that's
[00:10:30] a very good question and that's typical America for you, because of
[00:10:34] course we have the situation between Russia and Ukraine as
[00:10:37] result the US efforts to actually weaken Russia
[00:10:41] uh and
[00:10:42] the the color revolution of course they had in in Ukraine and trying to
[00:10:46] start this war and of course during the course of this war
[00:10:50] they you know as
[00:10:51] a as result of this war uh they basically put lot of... on
[00:10:55] Russia and we saw uh the Russian uh President Putin was not even
[00:10:59] allowed to attend the UNGA because of
[00:11:02] course uh of this war between Russia and Ukraine that
[00:11:06] absolutely did not happen need to happen and did not need to take place
[00:11:10] had it not been for the US and NATO and we see
[00:11:13] now if if the the problem was really moral
[00:11:17] problem if the problem was really ethical problem then
[00:11:21] the sanctions on Russia should not have been lifted but we saw just this
[00:11:25] Trump actually signed the legislation some three weeks ago, it was only
[00:11:29] three weeks ago that he signed legislations to actually
[00:11:32] impose more sanctions on countries that buy uh
[00:11:36] and import uh diesel from Russia and now he's lifted
[00:11:40] those sanctions because of course Trump himself is uh underwater in
[00:11:44] 39 states - in 39 states uh
[00:11:48] he he wants to vote for the midterm sudden morality doesn't mean anything,
[00:11:52] ethics don't mean anything because really if you know Russia. was the aggressor,
[00:11:55] then American elections should have had nothing to do with that, but
[00:11:59] let's see if that even helps Trump, if that even helps America at
[00:12:03] least, because what happens, we're talking about 300
[00:12:07] thousand uh tons of uh basically
[00:12:11] tons of diesel a single month. now Trump is saying that that
[00:12:14] amount is going to help uh the US and global
[00:12:18] markets, but the global markets, they need
[00:12:21] about 115 million uh...
[00:12:25] tons in tons in a single
[00:12:29] month and that that Russia would
[00:12:32] provide would be about 11 minutes of a single day uh
[00:12:36] and clearly that's not enough, that's about
[00:12:39] 5% the US export,
[00:12:43] actually daily export and so that might, I
[00:12:47] mean in rhetoric it might help and that could be so starting his
[00:12:51] media prop so starting his media prop no word uh
[00:12:55] from President Putin, no word uh from President Putin, no word uh
[00:12:59] from President Putin uh that Trump is, it seems
[00:13:02] unilaterally announcing a ceasefire
[00:13:05] uh an energy cease fire between the two countries, and of course he
[00:13:09] needs that energy cease fire uh on one hand, because
[00:13:13] if uh Russian infrastructure is targeted by
[00:13:17] Ukraine that that reduces the chance of Russia being able to
[00:13:20] provide, but also it's that even if Russia
[00:13:24] can provide. It's not enough uh, but Trump's
[00:13:27] claims uh Trump's post on uh the uh
[00:13:31] you know the social media uh it actually that's a signal to
[00:13:34] potential voters to feel better to think that their problems are
[00:13:38] solved and
[00:13:39] you now of course he's talking about how it's going to help the ranchers
[00:13:43] and the farmers who are actually, I mean the
[00:13:46] agriculture industry is gonna is taking the hardest hit as result
[00:13:50] the fuel prices and of course uh in big
[00:13:54] parts the whole country suffering as result the
[00:13:57] unprovoked aggression on Iran and so uh what the
[00:14:01] US did basically getting the you know with this
[00:14:05] war between Ukraine and Russia and then Ukrainian men being hunted
[00:14:09] down like animals by Zelensky's men and they're being
[00:14:13] sent to the frontlines uh handcuffed because of course they don't want to be
[00:14:17] fighting this war because they understand it's an absolutely unnecessary war but
[00:14:20] just as Trump started this war now he's saying that Zelanski should
[00:14:25] actually target uh Russian infrastructure anymore
[00:14:28] and in fact the reports that he has threatened uh
[00:14:32] Zelensky saying that uh basically if you target Russian
[00:14:36] infrastructure energy infrastructure uh we're going to stop sending you arms
[00:14:40] and everybody knows without the US help
[00:14:44] Ukraine would not be able to actually stand against Russia a
[00:14:47] major military and so this is very much very eye opening for the
[00:14:51] world and you know uh it's also very important for
[00:14:55] when to do negotiations because of course you know the
[00:14:59] US is lifting sanctions on Russia not because Russia
[00:15:03] was able to convince the US of anything but because the
[00:15:07] US is in hot water so if you want to win negotiations with the US,
[00:15:10] just make sure you have the right leverage and you won't even have to talk about
[00:15:14] anything, you will win the negotiation if the US is under enough
[00:15:18] pressure. Mayam, focusing on this so-called energy
[00:15:21] cease fire between the two countries, president says he was
[00:15:25] surprised by the announcement, but he would comply if Russia
[00:15:28] reciprocates. This just suggest genuine opening for
[00:15:32] deescalation between then two countries or could this agreements over the details
[00:15:36] and terms the agreement. quickly derailed the
[00:15:39] initiative. I mean, considering that the whole problem
[00:15:43] that started this, Ukraine Russia war was the
[00:15:47] US and NATO, obviously whenever the
[00:15:50] arming of Zelinski's forces by the
[00:15:54] NATO, by the US stops and whenever, then there
[00:15:57] obviously the the conflict would stop, because there was no
[00:16:01] conflict, before this, before the color revolution,
[00:16:04] before, NATO basically causing. uh this
[00:16:08] problem and of course we know that uh lot of people also in Ukraine they
[00:16:12] have very close kinship with Russian people, it's not as though they're
[00:16:16] very extremely different
[00:16:18] you know people, extremely different cultures, it was another
[00:16:21] unnecessary war that started because the US needed to
[00:16:25] make sure that other powers are not as strong, the
[00:16:29] US wanted to weaken Russia uh and to basically for
[00:16:33] brushan to not be able to compete, and as result that's...
[00:16:38] so naturally, if the US needs this war to be stopped,
[00:16:42] the the war would be stopped, if the US will stop arming
[00:16:45] Zelensky, then
[00:16:47] you know, and of course we know that for the longest time Russia tried to actually not get get
[00:16:51] into this war, but that's not what unfortunately the US
[00:16:54] allowed for. Maria, joining us from Artron
[00:16:58] Studios, thank you so much, Maria. Donald
[00:17:02] Trump's announced deal to buy diesel from Russia is not gone down well with
[00:17:06] the Americans. Social media reactions reveal growing anger over Trump's
[00:17:10] move, especially after his repeated statements insisting that
[00:17:14] European countries should stop buying Russian oil. Users on are
[00:17:18] arguing that the surge in US fuel prices is the result of Trump's
[00:17:21] failed war against Iran, not the war in
[00:17:24] Ukraine.
[00:17:30] If you're going to win you're going to have to not buy oil from Russia. Europe is, they're
[00:17:34] my friends, but they're buying oil from Russia. so we
[00:17:38] can't be expected to be the only ones that are full full
[00:17:41] bore. I put a 50% tariff on India because
[00:17:45] they're buying oil from Russia. I was unhappy with the European
[00:17:49] Union or let's say NATO when I saw that they were buying oil
[00:17:53] from Russia. So he has to criticize other countries for buying
[00:17:56] Russian fuel, because he understands that buying Russian
[00:18:00] fuel and means that you're giving feel to Putin, who will then use the
[00:18:04] money after selling said oil to buy more weapon? and
[00:18:07] manufacture more weapons to then use inside Ukraine, which
[00:18:11] then just prolongs the war, so he understands the concept, but he
[00:18:15] doesn't want to follow his own
[00:18:16] words.
[00:18:20] so it turns out Trump's plan to buy Russian diesel is blatantly illegal.
[00:18:24] There's the law right below, and it basically says, it can't
[00:18:28] happen until Congress certifies with 30 days notice that the
[00:18:32] war in Ukraine is over, which is absolutely not. This is how
[00:18:36] stupid they are. Trump is evil, this is
[00:18:39] absurd, and there are all a bunch of damn traits, because remember, we're at
[00:18:43] war with Iran, and the Iranians are using Russian satellite
[00:18:47] intelligence to kill American
[00:18:49] soldiers.
[00:18:56] Russia attacked Ukraine for years and a half ago. Russian oil was
[00:19:00] sanctioned since then, prices of diesel were fine in America, prices
[00:19:04] went up only after the war in Iran started. Stop blaming
[00:19:08] Ukraine, blame Trump and
[00:19:09] Corporations.
[00:19:15] It's a massive amount of massive oil coming into our country, and it's
[00:19:19] diesel. It's actually 300,00 tons. The
[00:19:23] US uses 500 thousand tons per day, so it's about
[00:19:27] 16 massive our
[00:19:28] supply.
[00:19:33] Trump is making American taxpayers send cash to Putin, no
[00:19:37] diesel. fuel will ever come from Russia, prices in the US
[00:19:40] won't go down because the cause of fuel inflation is Trump's disastrous
[00:19:44] war against
[00:19:45] Iran.
[00:19:50] Russia and Ukraine have been at war for years and diesel prices didn't
[00:19:54] hit record highs until after Trump attacked
[00:19:56] Iran.
[00:20:02] Trump got 300 thousand tons of diesel from Putin, that's
[00:20:06] 2.5 million. barrels, the US consumes
[00:20:10] 3.5 to for million barrels of diesel a day.
[00:20:13] Trump got one half a day's worth of diesel off Putin, paying more for
[00:20:17] fuel so Israel can kill its neighbors. Isn't something I'm interested
[00:20:20] in?
[00:20:28] The European Commission has presented new integration road maps for
[00:20:32] four candidate nations, for four candidate nations, but
[00:20:36] Georgia has been left. out of domain document, EU en large
[00:20:40] stated that Georgia currently remains the candidate only on
[00:20:43] paper drawing sharp criticism from leaders in
[00:20:46] Tability.
[00:20:50] reports,
[00:20:57] the European Commission published its pre-enlargement policy review
[00:21:00] outlining steps to gradually integrate candidate countries into EU
[00:21:04] structures prior to full membership. While concrete road maps were
[00:21:08] drawn up to Montenegro, Albania, Moldova and Ukraine, the
[00:21:12] primary 25 page document made no mention of Georgia.
[00:21:15] Georgia has always been part of Europe. We, Georgian people, are
[00:21:19] European. It's unfortunate that we aren't recognized among EU candidate
[00:21:23] nations and that needs to change. An accompanying working document
[00:21:27] confirmed that while Georgia technically retains its formal candidate
[00:21:31] status, its accession process has been defacto halted. European
[00:21:34] officials points to legislative steps taken in Tibilises
[00:21:38] 2024 and law foreign policy alignments as key reasons
[00:21:42] behind the stand still. Georgia has always been a member the European
[00:21:46] Union, everything else is just a formality.
[00:21:50] holding georgian dream party swiftly pushed back against Brussels, framing the
[00:21:54] criticism as political pressure that undermines national
[00:21:57] sovereinity. officials argued that economic performance and domestic
[00:22:01] stability take priority, stating that Georgia six European
[00:22:04] integration with dignity rather than compliance any
[00:22:08] cost. I just heard Georgia isn't on the EU candidate
[00:22:11] list. Personally, I don't think we care or need it. Having
[00:22:15] lived in Europe, I moved back to Georgia escape their strict tax and
[00:22:19] business. regulations and high expenses here, doing business is
[00:22:23] simple and our potential for growth is much better,
[00:22:27] we shouldn't focus on the EU. As candidate countries like
[00:22:31] Moldova and Ukraine advance along the accession path, the widen
[00:22:34] policy gap between Brussel's highlights a fundamental
[00:22:38] disagreement over the terms of Georgia's European
[00:22:41] integration.
[00:22:47] And that brings us to the end of this news bulletin. Thank you so much for staying with us on
[00:22:51] Press TV, thank
[00:22:54] you.
[00:23:15] One morning, the balance of power in West Asia was
[00:23:18] shattered. October 7th was not simply another day
[00:23:22] of war. It was the moment, decades of assumptions,
[00:23:26] alliances and security doctrines began to
[00:23:29] collapse.
[00:23:37] And as the battlefield expanded from Gaza to the heart the
[00:23:40] region, one question became impossible to
[00:23:43] ignore: what was Iran prepared to risk, and how
[00:23:47] far would it go for Palestine? This is the...
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[00:26:33] and I'm assad, we have the pleasure of having with us Dr. Mohsen
[00:26:36] Rizai, now he's major general Mohsen Ri, he is the
[00:26:39] secretary of Supreme National Security Council, also not is that he
[00:26:43] was the former commander and chief the Islamic Revolutionary guard core,
[00:26:47] among some the other credentials that he has, which is quite lengthy, he's also
[00:26:51] member the Expediency Discernment council, secretary the Supreme
[00:26:55] Council for the economy of coordination of
[00:26:59] nature and also the secretary the government's economic Committee. joins us
[00:27:03] in this edition the program unscripted. Dr. Mohsen Razay,
[00:27:07] welcome to the program. Thank you, I appreciate it.
[00:27:10] Thank you so much for joining us. My first question, given the fact that you have a
[00:27:14] military background concerns the fact that there's a
[00:27:18] amassment of troops that's building in the straight of hormos and the
[00:27:22] Persian Gulf area in particular. The US is
[00:27:25] claiming through various reports that it may go through
[00:27:29] with attack on the Islamic Republic.
[00:27:33] However, the numbers don't add up in terms of what's been
[00:27:36] analysed uh as what's required for for example a
[00:27:40] ground operation? give us your overview of what
[00:27:44] you think about the fact that the US is amassing its military arsenal
[00:27:48] along with the troop deployment, possible troop
[00:27:51] deployment to the region for possible attack on
[00:27:54] Iran. Bisم الله الرحمن
[00:27:57] الرحیم. حمله آمریکا به
[00:28:00] ایران.
[00:28:11] Iran was one the most foolish wars in human history, it was
[00:28:14] unjust and extremely vicious war waged an
[00:28:18] inhumane manner against Iran. Donald Trump's administration
[00:28:22] blindly handed over the rains to Netanyahu, along when
[00:28:26] Netanyahu's uneducated secretary of
[00:28:29] war, Mr. Pete Hagzeth and his. secretary of
[00:28:33] state who has mistaken the state of department for the
[00:28:37] FBI, they entered a war with Iran without making a
[00:28:41] proper assessment or carrying out precise calculations,
[00:28:44] they thought they could bring the war to an end a short period of
[00:28:48] time, allowing Donald Trump to be celebrated as one
[00:28:52] the great heroes of American history and have his
[00:28:56] name written into the history books, now
[00:28:59] because of that same foolishness. they cannot find
[00:29:03] a way out of this war, they need sensible people in
[00:29:07] America to step in, take them by the hand
[00:29:11] and lead them out of this, otherwise their own recklessness
[00:29:15] will prevent them from finding a proper way to end this
[00:29:18] war. From the very beginning, however, we had made our own
[00:29:22] calculations for this war and adopted the right
[00:29:25] approach for managing it, we thought things
[00:29:29] through and adjusted our military. posture in
[00:29:33] line with how the war was developing. now because
[00:29:37] of that same foolishness, they cannot find a way out of this
[00:29:40] war. they need sensible people in America to step in, take them
[00:29:44] by the hand and lead them out of this, otherwise their own
[00:29:48] recklessness will prevent them from finding a proper way to end the
[00:29:52] war. from the very beginning, however, we had made our own
[00:29:56] calculations for this war and adopted the right approach to
[00:30:00] manage it. we thought things. through and adjusted
[00:30:03] our military posture in line with how the war was
[00:30:07] developing, for example, during the 12-day war, we
[00:30:10] revealed only very small portion of our
[00:30:14] capabilities, as result we did not deploy many of
[00:30:18] our resources during those first 12 days, we
[00:30:21] saw to demonstrate and use more of our
[00:30:25] capabilities as the United States escalated this
[00:30:28] war, the 40-day war was different, we brought... far
[00:30:32] more resources into the field and