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[00:00:00] Stories Iran has rejected Washington's claims that energy shipments
[00:00:03] continue freely through the straight of
[00:00:05] of Ormus, saying the US reliance and other countries for fuel
[00:00:09] contradicts its
[00:00:10] own narrative. French students have taken to the streets and
[00:00:13] blocked school entrances in several cities to protest against the
[00:00:17] country's education
[00:00:21] of system and supporters of Brazil's presidential candidate
[00:00:25] Luis Nasio Lula da Silva held a rally in several
[00:00:29] cities. ahead of October the
[00:00:31] of 25th run off warning of foreign interference in the
[00:00:34] election.
[00:00:41] of
[00:00:48] Good day from Tehran a
[00:00:50] of Am and this is Press TV news.
[00:00:53] of Iran rejects the US's claim that energy is being freely
[00:00:57] transported
[00:00:57] of out
[00:00:58] of the straight of
[00:00:58] of hormos. The foreign. ministry spokesman says the US itself is
[00:01:02] resorting to another countries for for
[00:01:05] of of other countries for supplies of fuel and this clearly
[00:01:08] of shows of the straight is closed. Ismail bai also rejected the US
[00:01:11] allegations that Iran has lost its leverage in the key water
[00:01:15] bay, he said in his weekly
[00:01:17] هذا pressed that the claim is not convincing the markets as it contradicts
[00:01:21] facts on the ground. The spokesman added that Iran never wanted to use
[00:01:25] the straight as leverage, stressing that the insecurity due to US is
[00:01:29] really great.
[00:01:30] of created the problem. we also talked about the
[00:01:34] in seven-day proposals iran tabled at the UN general assembly. he said the
[00:01:38] proposals are those inserted in the understanding previously agreed
[00:01:41] of with the US. the spokesman said removal
[00:01:44] of the naval
[00:01:45] of blockade and all anti-ron sanctions and endings demands in the proposals
[00:01:49] demands in the
[00:01:51] proposals. an
[00:01:54] exclusive, an exclusive interview with press
[00:01:58] tv, bron's top security. official says Washington's response to
[00:02:02] Terwan seven conditions
[00:02:04] a in a proposal to reopen the strategic straight of Hormus is
[00:02:07] inadequate. Major General Mosan Re said the US must first
[00:02:11] clarify those issues that
[00:02:13] of remain ambiguous for
[00:02:16] of Iran. Over the past
[00:02:20] two months, the Americans made proposals to us through three
[00:02:23] of channels: Pakistan, Qatar, and even Iraq, and asked us to
[00:02:27] give them our own
[00:02:28] of proposals. We announced seven condition. to the Americans, if you do not act on these
[00:02:32] conditions, neither will the straight of Hormus be opened to you, nor will there
[00:02:36] be any negotiations. The Americans have now given
[00:02:40] of a response. In their
[00:02:41] of response, they have accepted some of our conditions, and there are some
[00:02:44] ambiguities. Therefore, the Americans have responded to
[00:02:47] of us. We are not in the process of responding to the Americans. The
[00:02:51] Americans have responded to us and we consider their response
[00:02:54] insufficient.
[00:03:00] added that the Americans must remove those parts that are considered
[00:03:03] ambiguous by Iran and that Tehran is waiting to see whether they can remove
[00:03:07] those ambiguities before heading to the next stages.
[00:03:11] Elsewhere in his interview Ray said the US has suffered defeat after defeat
[00:03:15] against Iran and that is why Washington has turned to economic war against
[00:03:19] the country
[00:03:21] country.
[00:03:26] of
[00:03:33] of
[00:03:36] of of
[00:03:37] of
[00:03:50] of
[00:04:00] of
[00:04:00] of aggression, he stressed the option to end the aggression is in the hands of Iran
[00:04:04] of and of Iranians will not stop their resistance until they
[00:04:10] of of get what is rightfully this. Rezay added that the US is the root cause
[00:04:10] of the problem concerning the straight of Formus. The general said Iran seeks
[00:04:14] management
[00:04:15] of the straight to ensure regional security, especially in the Persian
[00:04:19] Gulf. He rejected Washington's claim that
[00:04:21] it is transporting major amounts of oil
[00:04:24] of through the water bay, he said the US is only using smugglers to
[00:04:27] transport negligible amounts of oil. while the straight remains
[00:04:31] closed,
[00:04:36] new novel is bringing the tragedy
[00:04:38] of the shajar school in Iran southern city of Minab to readers
[00:04:42] through the voices and experiences of those who lived through it,
[00:04:46] titled blood of minab, this 360 page work
[00:04:49] seeks to immortalize the tragedy and preserve the memory
[00:04:53] of the victims for generations to come. has
[00:04:56] more. Gisum
[00:04:56] Ahmadi
[00:05:00] Some tragedies leave behind more than ruins, they leave
[00:05:04] families searching for words to describe the
[00:05:07] a
[00:05:08] a unimaginable in Minab, where the attack
[00:05:11] on school.
[00:05:42] we will make it better than before. now new novel is
[00:05:46] attempting to tell the story, not through statistics
[00:05:50] alone, but through the lives, memories and the grief
[00:05:54] the people left
[00:05:55] behind. following the
[00:05:58] horrific attack on Minab and the tragic loss of school children,
[00:06:02] one the government's main priorities has been to use every means available
[00:06:06] to expose the full extent of this crime to the world. literature is
[00:06:10] clearly one the best ways to... its memory for generations to
[00:06:14] come, that is why we decided to support the publication the book
[00:06:18] titled blood of
[00:06:19] minab. the
[00:06:23] writer of this book, spent around a month in minab and
[00:06:27] nearby villages, speaking with the residents,
[00:06:31] witnesses, and families who lost their loved
[00:06:34] ones. my
[00:06:37] main motivation for writing this book was to find answer to one
[00:06:41] question, tragedy strikes, what is the responsibility of
[00:06:45] literature? history records what happened, but literature makes it
[00:06:49] amortal by recounting the consequences and showing how the tragedy
[00:06:52] has affected the people the region. storytelling is how the
[00:06:56] truth is carried across generations. the book
[00:07:00] has already been translated into Arabic and it will soon
[00:07:04] be translated into English and
[00:07:06] french. my daughter was
[00:07:10] only seven years old. both her and my wife in the tragic
[00:07:14] attack on the elementary school in Minab, and I want the world to know how
[00:07:18] these innocent lives were taken. This is how our enemy attacks our
[00:07:21] future. My daughter and her mother had so many dreams and so
[00:07:25] many plans. The blood of Minab is trying to
[00:07:29] ensure that the story of shajar is
[00:07:32] remembered not just as a tragedy, but through
[00:07:36] the people whose lives it has changed. A news
[00:07:40] report records the events, a photograph.
[00:08:12] damages to homes, meanwile Saudi Arabia has confirmed that one civilian was
[00:08:16] killed and more than dozen others injured in Sunday's attack on King
[00:08:20] Khalid airport in Riyadh. Saturday's strike on the same area also
[00:08:24] killed a dozen people and wounded more than 300. The Yemani army has
[00:08:28] warned people against using Saudi airports except those in Mecca and
[00:08:31] Medina, declaring the others potential targets. It has mowed to
[00:08:35] intensify operations under the principle of escalation for escalation
[00:08:39] and blockade for blockade until Saudi militant. aggression and the siege of
[00:08:43] Yemen come to an
[00:08:44] end.
[00:08:50] I'm not joined by Mr. Omar Nashabe, political analyst joining me from
[00:08:54] Beirot to discuss the issue further. Mr. Nashabe, very good to have
[00:08:58] you on this news bulletin. Well, we know that the Saudi air strikes have again
[00:09:01] targeted civilians in Yemen, while attacks around Riyadh's
[00:09:05] airport has also had um civilian casualties. What does this
[00:09:09] latest exchange of fire between the two? Tell us about the... direction the
[00:09:13] Saudi Yemani confrontation? yes,
[00:09:16] thank you for having me. well, the attack the Saudis and the
[00:09:20] Saudi coalition that it had created almost 10 years
[00:09:24] ago, is not new. the Saudis have been
[00:09:28] beseaching Yemen, and many people inside Yemen
[00:09:31] have been suffering from malnutrition
[00:09:35] and from the difficult conditions caused by the siege,
[00:09:39] and to some extent some analysts at. "consider what the
[00:09:43] Saudis are doing in Yemen is amounts to the crime
[00:09:46] of genocide that is to be added to the crimes of war, crimes against
[00:09:50] humanity by bombing civilian
[00:09:54] locations, killing civilians, bombing the airports, and
[00:09:58] therefore the Yemenis, the ansarullah have found that
[00:10:02] they they have other choice but to respond to
[00:10:06] these attacks that are targeting the
[00:10:09] airport in Sanah and therefore..." The Yemenes
[00:10:13] are targeting airports in Saudi
[00:10:16] Arabia, the the Yemenis are acting as
[00:10:20] response to the Saudi involvement in
[00:10:24] their... internal affairs by
[00:10:26] you know the saudis have been supporting groups,
[00:10:30] mercenaries who have been attacking the
[00:10:34] ansarullah and who are trying to take control
[00:10:37] of babel mandab in order to make
[00:10:41] sure that you American boats and
[00:10:45] Israeli bots can go through that path,
[00:10:49] and you know as I remind the viewers that the
[00:10:52] ansarullah had supported had announced the beginning the
[00:10:56] support for the people for Ghazza and called for the seas
[00:10:59] of
[00:11:01] you know the genocide in Ghazza and the created a
[00:11:04] maritime blockade blocking ships and I
[00:11:08] think this was unacceptable for the
[00:11:11] Americans and their allies and the Saudis were asked
[00:11:15] to to increase their pressure on
[00:11:18] Ansarulah and they have committed the
[00:11:22] Saudis have committed so many crimes inside. either
[00:11:26] directly or through their
[00:11:30] mercenaries, it has been financing mercenaries, and
[00:11:34] one can clearly see from these mercenaries that all their equipment is
[00:11:38] advanced equipment provided by the United States. Mr.
[00:11:41] Nashabet, about that escalation for escalation
[00:11:44] principle, which now has turned to airport for airport as well,
[00:11:48] is this becoming a cycle of retaliation in which both sides
[00:11:51] risk expanding the conflict rather than cont aining it
[00:11:55] eventually? well, you know,
[00:11:58] it is the Saudis who have been, you know, increasing the
[00:12:02] tension and creating this situation that is unbearable
[00:12:06] and that is creating instability in the whole region. what
[00:12:09] is supposed to happen is that the saudis should stop
[00:12:13] attacking civilian locations
[00:12:16] and stop attacking, you know,
[00:12:20] the neighboring country that is Yemen, under under the
[00:12:23] pretext that they are
[00:12:24] supporting the... official government and that's a complete lie because uh
[00:12:28] the uh the situation inside Yemen is much more
[00:12:31] complicated than that now uh maybe we don't have much
[00:12:35] time to explain the whole structure the
[00:12:38] political the political situation inside Yemen,
[00:12:42] however it is very worrying that the
[00:12:45] Saudis now are trying to create even more
[00:12:49] more attacks you know on Yemen on on the Yemenis,
[00:12:53] they are... for the Americans to interfere and bomb
[00:12:57] Yemen and Trump reacted that he will think about it, that
[00:13:01] he's planning it, they are, they have a coalition
[00:13:05] that they have created since 2015 and they're trying to mobilize this coalition, they're
[00:13:09] asking to move Syrian forces, Syrian soldiers,
[00:13:13] Syrian fighters from Giovani from
[00:13:15] Shar to to to Yemen to
[00:13:19] fight against the Ansarullah, they are mobilizing
[00:13:23] Pakistan, the
[00:13:24] so they're "the Saudis are mobilizing, they are creating more
[00:13:28] tension and this is not going to be helpful for anyone because
[00:13:32] they're not going to achieve their objectives in Yemen, they have tried for so many years
[00:13:35] before and they couldn't, so therefore the solution is
[00:13:39] never,
[00:13:40] you know, escalating a military level like the
[00:13:44] Saudis are doing, and I think the Saudis realize
[00:13:47] that they are incapable and they're just
[00:13:50] you know waiting war for destruction and waiting for
[00:13:54] the Americans to..." provide them with the support that will maybe to
[00:13:58] fight against the uh the to fight against the uh
[00:14:01] the uh and they failed so if the Americans were all their might
[00:14:05] failed how can Saudis and some coalition by some
[00:14:09] Pakistani forces and Turkish forces and Syrian forces
[00:14:13] what can they achieve? I mean let's be realistic here uh it
[00:14:16] is
[00:14:17] it is impossible to achieve these objectives through military means in
[00:14:21] Yemen what is required what is requested for.
[00:14:25] uh, in order to protect human dignity, human rights or to create a
[00:14:29] situation where the Yemani people can live in dignity, is to seize
[00:14:33] this escalation by the Saudis. Indeed, a pleasure uh
[00:14:36] to have your insight onto the matter in this news bulletin, Mr. Omar
[00:14:40] Nasheb, political analyst joining me from
[00:14:42] Beirot. The Israeli regime has
[00:14:46] launched fresh attacks on southern Lebanon in violation the US broker
[00:14:50] cease fire. The israely artillery targeted the village of Kafar Tapnit in the
[00:14:54] Tier district. and shelled wadia Saluki in Nabatia, an
[00:14:58] Israeli drone also struck area in the upper Nabatia
[00:15:01] Municipality. The latest attacks come despite a cease fire
[00:15:04] agreement that calls for the gradual withdrawal of all Israeli forces
[00:15:08] from southern Lebanon. Lebanese officials are repeatedly warned that continued
[00:15:12] Israeli strikes undermine the agreement and risk triggering further
[00:15:16] escalation.
[00:15:20] To France now, French students have once again taken to the streets in several
[00:15:24] cities to. protest the country's education system, protesters rallied
[00:15:28] outside schools, blocking entrances and nearby streets as they
[00:15:31] chanted slogans against the government, they are demanding better conditions,
[00:15:35] sighting overcrowded classrooms, heavy workloads, poor quality learning
[00:15:39] material and teacher shortages. the movement has grown steadily
[00:15:43] since students began blocking high school entrances on September the
[00:15:47] 17th. the protest escalated into violence in several cities
[00:15:50] following heavy-handed response by security forces. the government
[00:15:54] says more than 6000 people have been arrested since the unrest
[00:15:58] began, most them
[00:15:59] minors.
[00:16:06] i'm now joined by my from press tv french yalda amruney in this news
[00:16:10] bulletin to uh consider to talk a little bit more about this issue yalda
[00:16:14] very good to have you on this news bulletin well french students are
[00:16:17] protesting overcrowded classrooms um teacher shortages
[00:16:21] and deteriorating school facilities what do th
[00:16:25] these grievances reveal about the deeper problems facing france's
[00:16:28] public education system
[00:16:31] for years uh use the teacher used to say that the level
[00:16:35] the high school is not enough uh because when they are going to the
[00:16:39] first year of university, the teacher university used to say that the level
[00:16:43] the first year are not enough and so it come from the high school degree,
[00:16:47] so you know
[00:16:48] the this kind of kids are 16, 17, 18, they are saying
[00:16:51] that they are studying at school, and when they go to university, the
[00:16:55] teachers are not welcome, they say you don't have the level, you have to work hard because you have
[00:16:59] a big chance to fail your first year of university, there is kind of
[00:17:02] stress, there is kind of panic in in the society in
[00:17:06] france these days. study because the economic crises and the kids
[00:17:10] and the kids are part of this of this scary
[00:17:13] feeling what they will do for them future if they still if
[00:17:17] they do not have the level for to go to the first year university
[00:17:20] or if already the teacher university say you do not have the level the first year will be a
[00:17:24] real challenge what they're going to the high school if it's not for to have the
[00:17:28] right the right level and at the same time they see them school
[00:17:32] they see there is not enough books there is lake of teacher lake of
[00:17:36] of sometime chair or when you hear what they say online, so
[00:17:40] the matter is really here, it's not a fake news, really here,
[00:17:44] it's not a fake news, it's not the the kids who want just to
[00:17:48] go in the streets, usually you know you should know that
[00:17:51] french by tradition used to go to the treats in in
[00:17:54] may and never we so high school a student
[00:17:58] going to the treats at that time the year, september,
[00:18:02] october or the first year of this or the first semester the
[00:18:06] year, it's a very... important semester, the longest also, so if
[00:18:10] they are here, if they are now in the streets is not for, it's for real
[00:18:13] matters. right, ye, the more than 6,00 people have been
[00:18:17] arrested, most them miners, according to the reports, while policing
[00:18:21] tactics have also come under heavy criticism, is the government's handling
[00:18:25] the protests risking further alienation of france's
[00:18:29] younger generation? of course the risk is really here, it's not
[00:18:33] a joke, because before that the student decide had to go in the street,
[00:18:37] we knew... do already by facts, by people who speak online
[00:18:41] and really said very clearly, they are unsatisfied about the
[00:18:45] situation in France economically, politically, as they believe that the
[00:18:48] news, the mainstream are not answering question or
[00:18:51] faking matters, and uh so to see and
[00:18:55] now the high school student to go in the streets, you know high school student
[00:18:59] have parents, parents are working, they see the situation happening in the
[00:19:03] school them kids of course there will be reaction already they say that the...
[00:19:07] 13 October, so this week, the people
[00:19:11] the the the teacher the schools and maybe other part them session
[00:19:15] the high school will join the movement with the high school
[00:19:18] student, so it's already fact that the situation this
[00:19:22] matter will go bigger, the main thing is that when the government is going to
[00:19:26] answer, because it's because the answer that the situation is going
[00:19:30] on and it's not stopping and maybe getting worse by time, and
[00:19:34] when I see the violence in the streets and... following what the
[00:19:38] people are posting on instagram or any other
[00:19:42] application, they used to say that is not in fact the the
[00:19:46] high school kids who are doing this the first violence, they
[00:19:49] could see, we can we could so by with videos that sometimes
[00:19:53] they were adult and they were hiding them face, some people
[00:19:57] believe they are police and they're working for the government, this answer we
[00:20:01] don't have, we do not have it, but it's a possibility, and this
[00:20:05] possibility brings this one question, why? why to make the
[00:20:08] situation worse, why to risk to hurt kids
[00:20:12] in the streets for to bring the people to be more angry? what
[00:20:16] is this back of this angriness and what is back of this kind of
[00:20:19] actions? and the final question yall the with the protest spreading
[00:20:23] nationwide and getting wider and gaining support beyond
[00:20:27] schools and different professions and unions, could this movement develop
[00:20:31] into a broader challenge for the French government now? do not believe
[00:20:35] it will stay just in France, it will can be or it be? it's possible that go to all
[00:20:39] all of Europe, because you know right now, Europe, and
[00:20:42] since too long now, is facing crazy that they do not
[00:20:46] understand, the government are hiding the facts that what is the... interesting
[00:20:50] to stay in your opinion is very huge, when you go inside European
[00:20:54] Union you have to follow the rules them assembly
[00:20:58] than parliament and this rule should be followed from anyone and
[00:21:01] sometimes the can is not suitable for the countries when you see France
[00:21:05] for example where normally France had a
[00:21:08] power, very strong power in electricity, nuclear electricity,
[00:21:12] you cannot believe that the france of now is is in the
[00:21:16] risk to have to buy a very expensive gaz.
[00:21:20] uh for to bring them electricity up, they are not able to warm up
[00:21:23] the them citizen, why is it possible, how is it possible that the country had this
[00:21:27] power, this nuclear power is now in request of
[00:21:31] gaz and gazol, it's it's a real question, but this question
[00:21:35] you have the real answer in the European Union, what happened in the European
[00:21:39] Union, what are the laws that nobody is following because it's happening so
[00:21:43] far them countries, that the real answer is exactly the same fact
[00:21:47] as this war with Russia, you know French and "Russia
[00:21:50] have very deep friendly relationship for years, we
[00:21:54] should go before the time the ruration in France, know,
[00:21:57] you all the writers went to Russia for to write them books and speak
[00:22:01] about equality, liberty, so this facts to have war
[00:22:05] with Russia is like,
[00:22:07] you know, you cannot imagine this situation, and when you hear the president
[00:22:10] Macron speaking months ago that maybe we're going to enter in war with Russia,
[00:22:14] you like, you say it's invitable, it's not possible, how is it going on like
[00:22:18] this? if you check what is in your opinion, you can understand, so what
[00:22:22] is happening in France? yes, it can go any situation, if
[00:22:26] any workers in France, from the hospital, the lake also of
[00:22:29] materials and money up to the normal workers, so that the tax is getting
[00:22:33] behavior and havier
[00:22:34] and unable to feed themself, yes, but I believe that it can go
[00:22:38] also in all of Europe, it's not only about France, it was indeed a
[00:22:42] pleasure talking to yal, Rooney press tv friends, analys joining
[00:22:46] us from our Teran studios, hey you.
[00:22:50] Federal judge has ordered the Trump administration to immediately stop airing tax
[00:22:54] payer for the television outs promoting President Donald Trump
[00:22:57] according to the Judge the adds funded with millions of dollars taxpayer
[00:23:01] money amounted to political promotion that could benefit Republican
[00:23:05] candidates ahead the midterm elections. The acts began earring in late
[00:23:08] September and draw criticism from both Democrats and
[00:23:12] Republicans. They feature Trump promoting his policies and warning
[00:23:15] against communism and what he calls a final battle
[00:23:19] against. populists each ad ends with a disclaimer stating that it
[00:23:23] was paid for for by the US government, the department of
[00:23:26] homeland security spent around 20 million dollars in tax payer
[00:23:30] funds on the
[00:23:31] campaign.
[00:23:39] And that brings us to the end of this news bulletin. Thank you so much
[00:23:42] for staying with us
[00:23:43] on Press
[00:23:43] TV.
[00:27:00] نحن الحمد لله بنصبر ابناء.
[00:27:02] to بنصبرهم be على displaced ان شاء الله بنقول لهم
[00:27:06] يما بصير مستقبل قدامكم احسن من هذه
[00:27:09] الحياه اللي احنا عايشينها بس نحن لازم نصبر على
[00:27:13] هذا لانه هذا بلاء والحمد لله من رب العالمين بدنا
[00:27:17] الصبر نصبر عشان ان شاء الله الاحتلال مش
[00:27:21] حيدوم
[00:27:27] what it 15
[00:27:28] means times the problem with western feminism i think
[00:27:32] more that it doesn't link the struggle of for
[00:27:36] example Palestine, Iran, wherever, to the fight
[00:27:40] against Imperialism, and if you don't fight against
[00:27:43] imperialism, then um, you're not really
[00:27:47] tackling the root the
[00:27:48] problem.
[00:28:04] "the history of West Asia is crowded chronicle of
[00:28:08] crises,
[00:28:09] yet certain days turn the page of history so decisively that
[00:28:13] nothing ever resembles what came
[00:28:15] before. October 7th,
[00:28:19] 2023 was precisely one of those
[00:28:21] days. It was the day the
[00:28:25] silence of backroom deals was shattered and the geography of
[00:28:29] resistance proved that any peace disregarding the..." rights of an
[00:28:32] oppressed nation is nothing more than castle build on
[00:28:36] sand. Today, looking beyond the dust of
[00:28:40] deadly headlines, we turn to the heart the matter.
[00:28:44] Where did the Islamic Republic of Iran stand in this existential
[00:28:47] and geopolitical battle, and how did it manage to
[00:28:51] overturn decades old equations?
[00:28:55] Stay with us on Iran
[00:28:57] today.
[00:29:27] Over the decades, West Asia has witnessed countless
[00:29:31] wars, yet almost. All prominent international analysts and
[00:29:34] regional experts agree on one fundamental
[00:29:38] premise. October 7th was irreversible turning
[00:29:41] point that fundamentally redefined the region's political
[00:29:45] architecture and security arrangements.
[00:29:49] No analyst speaks any longer of restoring the balance of
[00:29:53] power that existed before, of power that existed
[00:29:57] before that
[00:29:57] date. Three years ago
[00:30:01] around this. time fighters the zin khassam brigades and the
[00:30:05] military wing the Palestinian resistance reached the heavily
[00:30:09] fortified multi-billion dollar border barrier the
[00:30:13] occupied territories with extraordinary courage, launching the
[00:30:17] daring operation the world came to know as operation alaksa
[00:30:21] flood or the October 7
[00:30:23] attack.
[00:30:27] It was an operation that shattered the myth of invulnerability
[00:30:31] surrounding the region. most expensive military and intelligence
[00:30:35] apparatus in just few hours. To
[00:30:39] grasp the historical weight of this event, one must revisit the
[00:30:43] atmosphere preceeding it. Just weeks before
[00:30:47] Ala flood Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu
[00:30:50] stood at the United Nations podium and proudly displayed.