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[00:00:06] reminder of our top stories,
[00:00:07] of the IRGC says a non-complint oil super tank has
[00:00:11] caught fire after striking sea mine in the straight of
[00:00:14] hormos. the
[00:00:18] of yemeny armed forces spokesman says a major wave of
[00:00:21] long-range missile and drain strikes is targeted key airports and
[00:00:25] energy infrastructure across Saudi
[00:00:27] Arabia. and the American
[00:00:31] president says Keeve and Moscow have agreed to immediate energy cease
[00:00:35] fire. Zelensky says he's surprised about the announcement,
[00:00:38] describing it as on announcement,
[00:00:41] of describing it as on her
[00:00:42] news.
[00:00:54] Hello and good evening from Tehran, I am Bahman Roy and you're watching Press TV news. It
[00:00:58] is 11:30 pm. local
[00:01:02] of time. Iran's Islamic Revolution God's course as rogue crude oil
[00:01:05] super tankers caught fire after striking sea mine in the straight of
[00:01:09] Hormus. The IRGC Navy said the non-complint super
[00:01:13] tanker suffered an engine room explosion in the southern sector
[00:01:17] of the water bay. It said the vessel turned off all identification
[00:01:21] and naving to pass through unauthorizing to pass through
[00:01:25] unauthorized waters. This marks the third rogue tanker since
[00:01:29] yesterday. to strike naval mines and catch fire while attempting
[00:01:33] illegal transit, the IRGC Navy reiterated that any
[00:01:36] vessel operating in the strator for moves with disabled navigation
[00:01:40] systems will be classified as hostile target and face
[00:01:44] decisive counter
[00:01:45] measures.
[00:01:49] Iran's top security official tells Press TV an exclusive interview
[00:01:53] that the US has suffered defeat after defeat against Iran and that is
[00:01:57] why Washington is turned to economic war again.
[00:02:30] US has failed even to end the war, the secretary of Iran Supreme
[00:02:34] National Security Council said, an end is in
[00:02:36] of the hands of Iran, and Iran will not stop its resistance until it
[00:02:40] gets what
[00:02:41] a is rightfully it. Razay added that it's the US is the
[00:02:45] root
[00:02:46] of the problem concerning the straight of hormos. The general said
[00:02:49] Iran seeks management
[00:02:50] of the straight to ensure regional security, especially in the
[00:02:54] Persian Gulf. He also rejected the US as claim that
[00:02:57] it is transporting major amount.
[00:03:00] of
[00:03:17] of
[00:03:30] but the straight is under the control of Iran and we are managing
[00:03:33] it. Secondly, over the past few months we have been hitting
[00:03:37] five
[00:03:37] of the ships used by smugglers every night. The sendcom
[00:03:41] commander leads the smuggling work. He also uses
[00:03:45] the UAEs military. They use five or six small
[00:03:49] vessels for transportation of oil to larger tankers, but
[00:03:53] we also had five or six
[00:03:54] of them every night. This is smuggling job along the southern
[00:03:58] side
[00:03:58] of the straight that costs dearly. and has numerous risks, then
[00:04:02] Trump says the straight is open, then again he says i transport
[00:04:06] oil, the same goes for heilium and fertilizer, the
[00:04:10] same goes for heilium
[00:04:11] and
[00:04:16] also warned that american assets including key data and AI
[00:04:20] centers will be struck if the us wages another act of aggression
[00:04:23] against Iran, he said Iran still has untouched targets in the
[00:04:27] uae and a straight of horm that will... hit in case of new
[00:04:31] aggression, he said those targets are worth nearly two trillion dollars
[00:04:35] and nearly two trillion dollars and formed the beating heart
[00:04:39] of the US
[00:04:39] economy. the
[00:04:43] emeny object wave of long range missile and drone strikes is
[00:04:47] targeted key airports and energy infrastructure across Saudi
[00:04:50] Arabia.
[00:04:54] the armed forces carried out for qualitative operations in the past 24
[00:04:58] hours using ballistic and cruise missiles and
[00:05:01] of drones the first operation targeted in three phases king
[00:05:05] Khalid international airport in Riad, resulting in the disruption of air
[00:05:08] traffic and the complete closure
[00:05:10] of the airport.
[00:05:12] The second. operation targeted the sugar dam gas facility belonging to Arenko in the
[00:05:16] eastern province and resulted in large fires breaking out at the targeted
[00:05:20] site. The third operation targeted the Arenco
[00:05:23] tanajib oil refinery in the eastern province and resulted in ignition in
[00:05:27] it. The fourth operation targeted King Fodd International
[00:05:31] Airport in
[00:05:32] Damma.
[00:05:37] Brigadier general
[00:05:39] Sari added the Yemani forces deployed six ballistic missiles and two
[00:05:42] drones against Saudi back troops in Bubble Mandab, he said the attacks
[00:05:46] are in response to over 124 Saudi backed air strikes
[00:05:50] across Yemen in 24 hours. Yay sari
[00:05:54] reiterated the warning against using Saudi airports except those in
[00:05:58] Mecca and Medina, declaring them potential targets. He said
[00:06:02] operations would continue to escalate under the principle of escalation
[00:06:06] for escalation and blockade for blockade until Saudi military
[00:06:09] aggression and the siege are brought to an end.
[00:06:16] Military and strategic analyst Ali Hamiah believes Saudi Arabia is losing
[00:06:20] the war in Yemen and is now begging other countries for
[00:06:24] help.
[00:06:28] The Saudies are losing the strategic war, why? because the
[00:06:32] Yemanies are not in need of water passes or to
[00:06:35] pass through Babel Mandeb or somewhere
[00:06:39] else, they are they... They are very
[00:06:43] close to to Africa, they are at the edge of
[00:06:47] Oman sea, at the shore of Oman sea, red
[00:06:50] sea and they are very close to Oman Sea, also the Arabian
[00:06:54] sea, Saudi Arabia is in
[00:06:58] short strategy, luck of strategy to
[00:07:02] go into war against Yemen for
[00:07:05] exper, you know they experienced such war for eight years
[00:07:09] with huge allies and
[00:07:12] and more more effective and strongest
[00:07:16] allies ever for eight years before and they did
[00:07:20] not succeed. now they are trying with some mercenaries, they are trying
[00:07:24] to help uh for the triple agreements in Mecca from
[00:07:28] Turkey and Pakistan, the you know
[00:07:32] it gets to Muhammad bin Salman to ask the support of
[00:07:36] al-Julai to send some mercenaries to al yeman to
[00:07:39] fight on behalf of Saudi Arabia.
[00:07:43] so we see that Saudi Arabia for such
[00:07:46] escalation, it's exactly remind us
[00:07:50] of what happened during Yemen
[00:07:53] supporting Gaza, saying escalation
[00:07:57] against escalation, airport against
[00:08:00] airport, and this is exactly what happened, and it's
[00:08:04] all still the allie, the resistance
[00:08:08] allie for the benefits of Palestine
[00:08:11] against the... absten
[00:08:14] allies for the benefits of
[00:08:16] Israel. The
[00:08:20] American President Donald Trump says Ukraine and Russia have agreed to
[00:08:23] immediate energy cease fire. Trump did not provide any more
[00:08:27] details about the deal. He erged both sides to refrain from
[00:08:31] violating the agreement though. Following Trump's remarks Ukrainian President
[00:08:34] Vuladimir Zelenski said he was surprised about the
[00:08:37] announcement desring describing it as unheard news,
[00:08:41] but said he would. preto it if his Russian counterpart did the same. Russian
[00:08:45] pa comment, the deal comes the day after your comment. The deal comes the day
[00:08:49] after Trump said Moscow agreed to diesel immediately to the
[00:08:53] American diesel immediately to the American and global
[00:08:56] marketplace. However, analys say the latest estimates
[00:09:00] suggest the US could consume that amount of diesel in less than
[00:09:04] 13 hours, raising questions about whether the announcement is aimed
[00:09:08] more at influencing the upcoming midterm elections than addressing
[00:09:12] the.
[00:09:12] Ukrainian
[00:09:16] President has Voladimir responded
[00:09:18] Zelenski to US presidents call for Ukraine to
[00:09:22] pick new
[00:09:22] leader.
[00:09:27] President Trump said that um that we need Ukraine
[00:09:30] needs new president. So first of all with all respect to president
[00:09:34] Trump uh it's up
[00:09:38] to our society up
[00:09:40] to our people to choose. one or another
[00:09:43] leader. In an
[00:09:47] interview with ABC News, Zelensky said conducting such an
[00:09:51] election violates Ukrainian law and constitution. His remarks
[00:09:55] came day after Trump said Ukraine needed a new president would agree
[00:09:58] to end the b. The exchange is the latest and long history of tensions
[00:10:02] between the two presidents
[00:10:04] over office confrontation. Over office confrontation, over
[00:10:08] office confrontation.
[00:10:14] European Commission has presented new integration road maps for four
[00:10:17] candidate nations, but Georgia has been left out of domain
[00:10:21] document, EU Enlargement Commissioner Marta Koss state.
[00:10:25] that Georgia currently remains a candidate country only on paper
[00:10:29] drawing sharp criticism from leaders in
[00:10:31] Tibility. Barbara Villy
[00:10:34] reports.
[00:10:39] The European Commission published its pre-enlargement policy review
[00:10:42] outlining steps to gradually integrate candidate countries into EU
[00:10:46] structures prior to full membership. While concrete road maps were
[00:10:50] drown up to Montenegro, Albania, Moldova and Ukraine. The
[00:10:53] primary 25. page document made no mention of Georgia.
[00:10:57] Georgia has always been part of Europe. We, Georgian people, are
[00:11:01] European. It's unfortunate that we aren't recognized among EU candidate
[00:11:05] nations, and that needs to change. An accompanying working document
[00:11:09] confirmed that while Georgia technically retains its formal candidate
[00:11:12] status, its accession process has been defacto halted. European
[00:11:16] officials points to legislative steps taken at bilicises
[00:11:20] 2024 and law foreign policy alignments as key reasons
[00:11:24] behind the stands. "Georgia has always been a member the European
[00:11:27] Union, everything else is just a formality. Leaders from the
[00:11:31] ruling Georgian dream Party strictly pushed back against Brussels,
[00:11:35] framing the criticism as political pressure that undermines national
[00:11:38] sovereinity. Officials argue that economic performance and domestic
[00:11:42] stability take priority, stating that Georgia seks European
[00:11:46] integration with dignity rather than compliance any
[00:11:49] cost. I just heard Georgia isn't on the EU candidate
[00:11:53] list, personally. I don't think we care or need it. Having
[00:11:57] lived in Europe, I moved back to Georgia escape their strict tax and
[00:12:01] business regulations and high expenses. Here, doing
[00:12:05] business is simple, and our potential for growth is much
[00:12:08] better. We shouldn't focus on the EU. As candidate
[00:12:12] countries like Moldova and Ukraine advance along the accession path, the
[00:12:16] widen policy gap between Brussel's highlights a
[00:12:19] fundamental disagreement over the terms of Georgia's European
[00:12:23] integration. But...
[00:12:55] of thousands flood central Brussels on Sunday demanding
[00:12:58] radical shift in political priorities.
[00:13:02] Climate change dominates the march, but opposition to war and the
[00:13:06] EU's massive military spending is also high on the
[00:13:09] agenda. Real resilience of society is
[00:13:13] to invest in climate, is to invest in social
[00:13:17] policies.
[00:13:18] That is important, more important than investing hundreds of
[00:13:22] millions, billions and weapons. Against the... drop the
[00:13:25] illegal US-Israeli war against Iran, Israel's
[00:13:29] genocide in Gaza and the conflict in Ukraine,
[00:13:33] protesters accuse western leaders of prioritizing
[00:13:36] warfare over peace, climate action and social
[00:13:40] protection. Of course, political figures in America,
[00:13:44] the UK and here in the EU are focused on war, they have
[00:13:47] vested interests, but the people want peace,
[00:13:50] prosperity and normal climate. Research suggests the
[00:13:54] world's... Militaries account for around
[00:13:56] 5.5% of global greenhouse gas
[00:14:00] emissions, exposing the staggering environmental cost of
[00:14:04] militarization. Focus on the danger,
[00:14:08] war, weapons,
[00:14:11] climate. When financial institutions face
[00:14:14] collapse, governments find billions to rescue them.
[00:14:18] Protesters are asking why the same urgency isn't shown when it comes
[00:14:21] to the the earth was a the... earth
[00:14:25] was a bank,
[00:14:26] it was, it would have already been saved,
[00:14:29] so the capacity we have, the
[00:14:33] capacity, we have the money, we have, we can take the right
[00:14:36] decision to make it possible. Sunday's protest brought together
[00:14:40] activists trying to highlight a whole range of subjects, not just the
[00:14:44] climate. More than 100 Belgian civil society groups,
[00:14:48] including trade unions, environmental organizations,
[00:14:51] humanitarian charities and social justice activist.
[00:14:55] were involved, the message from these campaigners could not be any
[00:14:59] clearer, governments cannot claim to be fighting climate change while
[00:15:02] pouring hundreds of billions into military expansion, they
[00:15:06] argue that the world needs less investment in
[00:15:09] warfare and more investment in protecting the
[00:15:13] planet. Jerome Hughes Press
[00:15:16] TV brought the police in the
[00:15:19] Indian, the police in the Indian Capital, New Delhi have
[00:15:23] detained several activists the resignation the country's chief
[00:15:27] election
[00:15:27] official.
[00:15:44] Protesters, most them members of student organizations were
[00:15:47] forcibly detained by security forces as they
[00:15:50] prepared for second day of youth lead protests. Early
[00:15:54] in the day, the leader the opposition group known as the cockroach
[00:15:58] junta party was released from police custody. The
[00:16:01] movement planned to gather thousands of people in central Delhi,
[00:16:05] more than 200 people were de on Saturday as police locked
[00:16:09] down the city center to thort the protest. Opposition parties
[00:16:13] and civil society groups have been protesting over the past
[00:16:16] week, demanding the resignation the chief election commissioner
[00:16:20] of alleged manipulation of voter lists. Protesters are also
[00:16:24] calling for an end to the removal of voters from electoral rolls
[00:16:28] and for a more independent and transparent process for
[00:16:32] appointing election
[00:16:33] commissioners.
[00:16:37] Is... The occupation forces
[00:16:38] have killed two people and injured several others across South Lebanon in their
[00:16:42] latest attacks. A correspondent in Nabatia Hardy Hote
[00:16:46] provides us with updates regarding the recent
[00:16:49] strikes.
[00:16:53] Earlier today, Sunday, the Israeli killer drones targeted
[00:16:57] a coffee cabin just few hundred meters behind me
[00:17:01] with a drone strike. The
[00:17:04] uh drone strike that targeted the cabin left two sever.
[00:17:09] injured and they were taken to hospital, this attack
[00:17:12] happened not inside the danger
[00:17:16] zone or the zone that is closed and banned from the people
[00:17:20] to reach by the lebanese army, but it happened actually on
[00:17:24] this road behind me, on this road behind me
[00:17:28] where the people using it
[00:17:31] to conduct their daily
[00:17:35] drivings from to another part of course. to another
[00:17:38] part, of course, above me the killer drones are not
[00:17:42] stopping to hover, they are circling on
[00:17:46] low altitudes, which means that it is dangerous for
[00:17:49] anybody to be here and it is dangerous for
[00:17:52] anybody to keep reaching
[00:17:56] more close to the dangerous area,
[00:18:00] the final and hopefully until now it will
[00:18:04] be final told today from the Israeli attack.
[00:18:08] was was uh two men were uh killed
[00:18:12] murdered by Israeli, one them was murdered by
[00:18:16] an unexploded ordinance when he was in his olive orchards
[00:18:19] and the other one also was
[00:18:23] targeted by artillery strikes, the artillery shelling on the
[00:18:27] outskirts of yater left a man who was also visiting
[00:18:31] his agricultural land in uh killed, murdered and he
[00:18:34] was also found later by the rescue
[00:18:38] teams uh, this is escalation obviously, and
[00:18:42] the situation in south Lebanon continue to be
[00:18:46] under heavy Israeli pressure and heavy Israeli
[00:18:49] aggression. the Israeli regime presses
[00:18:53] ahead with its genocidal attacks across Gaza, killing and injuring
[00:18:57] more Palestinians. seven-year-old child died from injuries after
[00:19:01] being shot by Israeli forces in Chapalia refugee camp.
[00:19:05] medical sources report that at least six the Palestinians were
[00:19:08] killed across Gaza on Sunday, bringing the number of fatalities since
[00:19:12] the cease fire to 1,488. In
[00:19:16] a broader picture, the Israeli genocidal war since October
[00:19:20] 2023, has taken the lives of over
[00:19:22] 74,300 Palestinians, while injuring
[00:19:26] 175,00
[00:19:28] more.
[00:19:33] Presidents across Gaza voke up to widespread destruction after wave
[00:19:37] of his. Israilly bombardment hit homes and neighborhoods, family say they
[00:19:40] fled with little more than clothes they were wearing, losing the last
[00:19:44] shelters and belongings, now with winter approaching many of once
[00:19:48] again left wondering where they can
[00:19:50] go.
[00:19:54] Last night, it all started when people suddenly began calling
[00:19:58] us to get out. I have two sons with disabilities, so I carried
[00:20:02] them down to the street. We rushed out with nothing,
[00:20:05] not even knowing where the attack was targeting. As you can see, the whole
[00:20:09] area now lies in ruins. We have lost our, where will we go
[00:20:12] now?
[00:20:13] I don't, where will we go
[00:20:14] now?
[00:20:19] I was displaced from Baithan in the first is
[00:20:21] place. densely
[00:20:23] This populated area with civilians with no military presence.
[00:20:27] After the attack, we returned to find this devastation.
[00:20:30] Most homes have been either completely or partially destroyed.
[00:20:34] How long will this go on?
[00:20:36] We have been. dozens of times, yet the suffering remains the
[00:20:40] same. I lost everything in this attack and now I am out
[00:20:44] on the
[00:20:44] street.
[00:20:48] This was our home. It was five-story
[00:20:51] building. Last night, the Israeli army
[00:20:55] warned that it would strike the area in less than 10 minutes. We
[00:20:59] all rushed out without taking any of our
[00:21:01] belongings. What could anyone possibly grab in
[00:21:05] just 10 minutes? By the time we made it down from the upper
[00:21:09] floors to the street, the time was up. It is painful
[00:21:13] to see the home where we were all born and raised, reduced to
[00:21:17] ruins. Dozens of people. lived in this
[00:21:20] building and now we all have to find tents before
[00:21:23] winter. our
[00:21:27] correspondent in Gaza City Minasal Jabul reports that only
[00:21:31] one year after the cease fire in Gaza the Israeli regime continues
[00:21:35] its illegal expansion gradually pushing the so-called yellow
[00:21:39] line further into Palestinian
[00:21:41] territory. after
[00:21:45] year of what is the called the cease fire agreement which is talk effect
[00:21:49] in 2020. five: yesterday's night the
[00:21:52] Israeli army just moved and advanced to the ashijaya neighborhood
[00:21:56] in the eastern areas of
[00:21:58] a shajaya neighborhood and moved the and and
[00:22:01] replaced the the
[00:22:03] and and replaced the yellow cubes here in the the
[00:22:06] shajay neighborhood as you see here the block is behind me and the
[00:22:10] residents were afraid and they have panic and fear another
[00:22:14] time for maybe 10th or or or 12th time from
[00:22:18] their places and they left. all these destroyed homes to
[00:22:22] leave and to move to another nowhere, they don't have
[00:22:25] tents, they don't have another homes, they don't have anything to be saved
[00:22:29] in or to have it like a shelter, so people in people of a
[00:22:33] shajay neighborhood are living in fear and they evacuated immediately
[00:22:37] after the Israeli occupation or the Israeli army members came
[00:22:40] at the night at this night and moved this after
[00:22:44] heavy gun shoot fire towards and against civilians who
[00:22:48] are residents here.
[00:22:50] uh the cease fire is no real cease fire, about year, about year,
[00:22:54] a complete year with no cease fire and the Israeli violations continued and
[00:22:57] still making so many crimes and people day
[00:23:01] and people die day after day and people injured day after day
[00:23:05] and the international law and the international committees just watch in
[00:23:09] silence and with that we come to the end
[00:23:13] of this news bulletin, thank you so much for staying with us on press
[00:23:16] tv
[00:28:42] The history of West Asia is crowded chronicle of
[00:28:45] crises, yet certain days turn the page of history
[00:28:49] so decisively that nothing ever resembles what came
[00:28:53] before. October 7th,
[00:28:56] 2023 was precisely one of those
[00:28:59] days. It was Today the
[00:29:03] silence of backroom deals was shattered and the geography of
[00:29:06] resistance proved that any peace disregarding the rights of an
[00:29:10] oppressed nation is nothing more than castle build on
[00:29:14] sand. Today, looking beyond the dust of
[00:29:17] deadly headlines, we turn to the heart the matter. Where
[00:29:21] did the Islamic Republic of Iran stand in this existential and
[00:29:25] geopolitical battle, and how did it manage to overturn
[00:29:29] decades-old equations? Stay with
[00:29:33] us on Iran
[00:29:34] today.
[00:30:05] Over the decades, West Asia has witnessed countless
[00:30:08] wars, yet almost all prominent international analysts and
[00:30:12] regional experts agree on one fundamental
[00:30:15] premise. October 7th was irreversible turning
[00:30:19] point that fundamentally redefine and security
[00:30:23] arrangements and security
[00:30:25] arrangements. No analyst.