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[00:00:02] reminder of our top stories tebon rejects Washington's claims
[00:00:06] that energy shipment continue freely through this rate of hormos,
[00:00:09] saying
[00:00:10] the US reliance and other countries for fuel contradicts its own
[00:00:14] narrative. Oil prices standing at two week highs,
[00:00:17] Saudi oil officials warn the pressure on the energy
[00:00:21] of chain of will increase until the Homomus rate is
[00:00:23] reopened and the teenage boy is
[00:00:27] arrested in France
[00:00:28] of after shooting staff man. at the Marseille school, police say the
[00:00:32] incident is not linked to student protest across the
[00:00:39] in country.
[00:00:49] of An early good evening in Tehran, I am Bahman Roy
[00:00:53] and you're watching Press TV news, it is 5:30 pm local
[00:00:56] time. Iran
[00:00:59] of rejects the US's. claimed that energy is being
[00:01:01] of freely transported out
[00:01:02] of the straight of hormos, the foreign ministry
[00:01:05] of spokesman says the US itself is turning to other countries for fuel,
[00:01:09] which clearly shows the straight is
[00:01:11] of closed. of the
[00:01:12] of of allegations
[00:01:16] by the US by no means match the facts on the ground.
[00:01:20] let them say the straight of hormas no longer has any impact and
[00:01:24] Iran has lost its leverage. we will pursue our own
[00:01:27] agenda. I think Mark. aren't also supposed to give any
[00:01:31] weight to such claims. international developments are much
[00:01:35] revealing here, the US resorting to other countries to furnish its fuel
[00:01:39] needs. i should clarify
[00:01:41] of that Iran was not after gaining leverage by what is happening in the straight of
[00:01:45] hormas. what we saw there since February
[00:01:48] 28th was a direct result
[00:01:50] of the US-Israely attacks on Iran. They abused
[00:01:54] waterway where Iran has the longest coastline to launch attacks on the
[00:01:57] country. Security. not be restored
[00:02:00] to the waterway so long as the US insists on continuing to create
[00:02:04] insecurity
[00:02:05] of there and in the region through naval blockade and economic warfare against
[00:02:08] ایران.
[00:02:14] of talked about the seven-day
[00:02:18] of proposal Iran tabled at the UN general assembly to end the b. he
[00:02:22] said the proposal
[00:02:23] of is that inserted in the islam about memorandum of understanding which
[00:02:27] the US violated. the spokesman. demands in the proposals
[00:02:31] include the removal
[00:02:32] of the naval blockade and all anti-iran sanctions and ending
[00:02:36] the US war on all fronts in the region added that Iran
[00:02:40] won't return to square one after the repeated
[00:02:43] of betrayal of commitments by the US, the spokesman said Iran cannot be
[00:02:47] in blamed for the current diplomatic unpass, he said the stalement that
[00:02:51] is created by those who blew up the negotiating table
[00:02:55] waged military
[00:02:56] of aggression and escalated that by economic war on
[00:03:00] run and continue to insist on their excessive
[00:03:02] demands. political
[00:03:06] commentator Henry Hakamaki was earlier with us, he says the US is
[00:03:10] playing a political game ahead
[00:03:12] of the November elections by claiming that oil flows through the
[00:03:15] of straight a of horm. we
[00:03:19] know that the straight of horm is not open, we know that the straight of horm
[00:03:23] is not controlled by the Americans. we know that the flow of oil is not what
[00:03:27] it was at before the... war of aggression against
[00:03:31] Iran, just within the last week, we have at least three cases where
[00:03:35] tankers were uh hit by either missiles or hit
[00:03:38] mines within the straight of hormomus uh by going
[00:03:41] through uh uncleared routes through the
[00:03:45] straight to for most does that sound open to you because I know for
[00:03:49] fact that if I was a ship in hitting mines I wouldn't consider that to be
[00:03:53] open just within the last week as well I had seen
[00:03:56] reports that there is efforts to recruit new ship.
[00:04:00] captains with offers of up to
[00:04:02] of $100,000 per month
[00:04:04] of in hazard pay salary in order to try to coerse people to
[00:04:08] try to navigate a straight that
[00:04:10] in is very clearly not open. the question on the
[00:04:13] contradiction here is a quite clear one and of course the
[00:04:17] timing is
[00:04:18] of is rather obvious. the United States has mid-term elections
[00:04:22] coming up on November 3rd and as
[00:04:24] of the of polls are indicating Donald Trump's policy regarding
[00:04:28] the war in Iran and his party more
[00:04:31] generally are not performing particularly well in the
[00:04:34] polls, so to project that there is some sort of
[00:04:38] control
[00:04:40] of of the straight for mous to
[00:04:41] of project that oil is flowing, these are clear political
[00:04:45] narratives, also efforts to keep oil prices at
[00:04:48] least somewhat in
[00:04:49] check. Iran's
[00:04:53] acting defense minister slams US's threats of renewed aggression
[00:04:57] warning Washington that any such... would mean playing
[00:05:01] of with fire. brigidier general Majidebza warned US secretary
[00:05:05] of state about the consequences of fueling clash of
[00:05:08] of civilizations of saying that Iran is fully prepared to defend itself. He
[00:05:12] said those who cause such a confrontation cannot control how far
[00:05:16] it spreads or determine how it ends. Meanwile, brigadier general Abul
[00:05:20] Fakachi
[00:05:21] a senior spokesman for Iranian armed forces says recent
[00:05:25] insults by US officials targeting Iran
[00:05:28] civilization and history would only strengthen the nation's
[00:05:31] resolve. He said Iran's armed forces are more capable than
[00:05:35] ever to defend the country. Separately rare admiral
[00:05:39] Bamani, deputy commander the navy said Iran has dealt
[00:05:43] deadly blows to the US navy, forcing the Americans to keep the
[00:05:47] greatest distance from Iran, it warned in case of new aggression, the
[00:05:50] navy will respond a way that would push the enemy even further
[00:05:54] away from Iran's
[00:05:56] borders. A
[00:06:00] new novel is bringing the tragedy the shajar school in Iran
[00:06:03] southern city of Binab to readers through the voices of experiences
[00:06:07] of those who live through it, titles Blood of Minab,
[00:06:11] the 300. 60 page work seeks to
[00:06:15] immortalize the tragedy and preserve the memory the victims for
[00:06:18] generations to come. gisummadi reports. some
[00:06:21] tragedies leave
[00:06:25] behind more than ruins. they leave families searching
[00:06:29] for words to describe the
[00:06:30] unimaginable. in Minab, where
[00:06:34] the attack on school took the lives of children and
[00:06:38] adults, the pain continues long after.
[00:06:59] It was carrying Iran's future, but the whole world should know that this
[00:07:03] will not stop us, we will rebuild our country, and we will make
[00:07:07] it better than before. Now a new novel is
[00:07:11] attempting to tell the story. not through statistics
[00:07:14] alone, but through the lives, memories
[00:07:17] and the grief the people left
[00:07:19] behind. following
[00:07:23] the horrific attack on Minab and the tragic loss of school children,
[00:07:27] one the government's main priorities has been to use every means available
[00:07:31] to expose the full extent of this crime to the world. literature is
[00:07:35] clearly one the best ways to preserve its memory for generations to
[00:07:38] come, that is why we decided to support the publication of
[00:08:42] these innocent lives were taken, this is how our enemy attacks our
[00:08:46] future. my daughter and her mother had so many dreams and so
[00:08:50] many plans. the blood of minab is trying to
[00:08:53] ensure that the story of is
[00:08:57] remembered not just as a tragedy, but through
[00:09:01] the people whose lives it has changed. news
[00:09:04] report records the events. a photograph preserves the
[00:09:08] moment, but literature attempts something different, going
[00:09:12] beyond that. headlines and entering the lives the people, and
[00:09:15] this is exactly what the book does.
[00:09:19] gisummadi
[00:09:20] press tv,
[00:09:24] saudi arabia's top energy officials warning of mounting
[00:09:28] pressure on global oil supplies as the closure the straight of hormos
[00:09:32] drives prices higher. saudi aramco CEO, ami
[00:09:36] Naser says the global crude oil squeeze is serious
[00:09:39] warning that pressure across the energy chain. will
[00:09:42] intensify until the straight of hermus is fully
[00:09:45] reopened. NASA noted that commercial offshore
[00:09:49] inventories have fallen well below six billion barrels with
[00:09:53] much the remaining stock unavailable. He wonned replenishing
[00:09:56] reserves while meeting global demand could take up to two years.
[00:10:00] Saudi energy minister Abdul Aziz bin Salman also warned that disrupted
[00:10:04] supply roots attacks on infrastructure and strained
[00:10:07] supply chains are testing energy systems worldwide. Oil
[00:10:11] prices have climed. to near two week highs emit continued
[00:10:15] retaliatory operations by Yemen on Saudi Arabia and Iran's
[00:10:19] targeting of Tankers violating its designated safe transit
[00:10:23] route in the straight of Hormus. The developments contradict Donald
[00:10:26] Trump's repeated claims that the strategic waterway is
[00:10:30] open.
[00:10:36] Gaza's health ministry says five Palestinians have been killed over the past
[00:10:40] day, this brings the death tholl since the war began in October the
[00:10:43] 7th, 2023 to
[00:10:45] 74,382. The health
[00:10:49] ministry also said 18 Palestinians were wounded during the same
[00:10:53] period, bringing the total. number of inj to
[00:10:55] 175,416,
[00:10:59] since the seas fire took effect between Hamas and Israel in October
[00:11:03] 2025, 1,493 Palestinians
[00:11:07] have been killed. According to official accounts,
[00:11:10] 836 bodies have been recovered from the rubble.
[00:11:13] Nearly 22,000 children have been killed during this
[00:11:17] war. Meanwhile, over 1.4 million people face
[00:11:20] acute food shortages, the International Committee the Red
[00:11:24] Cross. identifying bodies is becoming increasingly
[00:11:28] difficult as
[00:11:29] well.
[00:11:34] Amid severe water shortages and wide spread destruction of essential
[00:11:37] infrastructure across Gaza, access to clean drinking water
[00:11:41] remains a daily struggle for survival. In Southwestern
[00:11:45] Gaza City, newly constructed water well is bringing much
[00:11:49] needed relief to thousands of displaced families living in
[00:11:52] nearby shelter camps. A correspond.
[00:12:25] home to two displacement camps. Gaza municipality
[00:12:29] works with international partners to deliver such projects, supporting
[00:12:33] temporary water distribution. Serving up to 10
[00:12:37] people, this well is part of our ongoing efforts to rehabilitate wells
[00:12:40] destroyed by the Israeli occupation. Operating
[00:12:44] under harsh conditions, drilling for the will began in late
[00:12:48] September.
[00:12:55] With the municipality's help, we built this well to provide residents with a
[00:12:59] minimum amount of water, despite ongoing challenges,
[00:13:02] operating it just 2 days a week. We rely on external
[00:13:06] networks, as there are no proper water pipelines left due to the devastated
[00:13:09] infrastructure and acute shortage of drilling
[00:13:12] materials. With over 80% of
[00:13:16] areas in Gaza cut off from water supplies, having a
[00:13:19] nearby water source fundamentally changes displaced families daily
[00:13:23] struggle for.
[00:13:33] This well has eased our struggle to obtain drinking water. We used to walk to distant
[00:13:37] street and spend four hours filling just half a barrel because the low
[00:13:41] water pressure. Now water is closer and fills much faster.
[00:13:45] This makes a huge difference for my family of nine, which needs a full barrel of
[00:13:49] water every day. With Israel destroying over
[00:13:52] 700 central water wells across Gaza. local efforts and
[00:13:56] humanitarian partnerships offer vital lifeline
[00:13:59] directly reaching families and sustaining their right to
[00:14:02] survive. gaza
[00:14:05] city. in France, police have arrested
[00:14:09] a teenage boy after he shot and wounded two staff members a school
[00:14:13] in the southern city of Maxsei. police say the school principal and
[00:14:17] teacher injured in the shooting are not in danger. the
[00:14:21] incident happened after a 14-year-old boy entered the school with a gun.
[00:14:25] and fired several shots, it was subsequently restrained by
[00:14:29] member the school staff, police denies that the shooting is linked to the
[00:14:32] student protest that have swept across the country in recent weeks and
[00:14:36] meanwhile students in several cities of once again taken the
[00:14:40] distreets to protest the education system. protesters demand better
[00:14:44] conditions citing overcrowded classrooms, run down
[00:14:48] buildings and heavy workloads. in several cities the protests have
[00:14:52] turned violent, authorities say more than six, thousand people have been
[00:14:56] arrested since the unrest
[00:14:57] began.
[00:15:03] press div's yalda amruney says one the reasons behind the recent
[00:15:07] protest is that the quality of education in high schools is
[00:15:11] poor. she says when students enter university, they are
[00:15:15] told that
[00:15:15] their academic level is below expectations and that they risk
[00:15:19] failing the first
[00:15:20] year.
[00:15:24] teacher used to says that the level the high school is not enough uh,
[00:15:28] because when they are going to the first year of university, the teacher
[00:15:32] university used to say that the level the first year are not enough and so it
[00:15:36] come from the high school degree. so you know
[00:15:38] the this kind of kids are 16, 17, 18, they are saying
[00:15:41] that they are studying at school and when they go to university, the
[00:15:45] teachers are not welcome, they say you don't have the level, you have to work hard because
[00:15:49] you have a big chance to fail your first year of university, there is kind of
[00:15:53] stress, you know there is kind of panic in in the society in
[00:15:57] france these days especially because the economic crisis and the kids and
[00:16:01] the kids are part of this of this scary feeling
[00:16:04] you know what they will do for them future if they still as if they
[00:16:08] do not have the level for to go to the first year university or if
[00:16:12] already the teacher university say you do not have the level the first year will be a real
[00:16:15] challenge what they're going to the high school if it's not for to have the right the
[00:16:19] right level and at the same time they see them school they see there is not enough
[00:16:23] book there is lake of teacher lake of of sometime chair
[00:16:27] or table when you hear what they say online so the matter is
[00:16:31] really here is not a fake news you know high school student have parents parents
[00:16:35] are working they see the... situation happening in the school them kids, of
[00:16:39] course there will be reaction already, they say that the 13
[00:16:42] october, so this week, the people
[00:16:46] the the the teacher the schools and maybe other part the administration
[00:16:50] the high school will join the movement with the high school
[00:16:53] student, so it's already a fact that the situation this
[00:16:57] matter will go
[00:16:58] bigger. an
[00:17:02] American federal judge has ordered the Trump administration to immediately stop
[00:17:06] airing tax. payer funded television ads promoting President
[00:17:10] Trump, according to the judge, the ads funded with millions of dollars in tax
[00:17:14] payer money amounted to political promotion that could benefit
[00:17:17] Republican candidates ahead the midterm elections. The acts began
[00:17:21] earring in late September and drew criticism from both Democrats
[00:17:25] and Republicans. They feature Trump promoting his policies and warning
[00:17:29] against communism and what he calls a final battle against
[00:17:33] globalists. Each add ends with a disclaimer stating that it was
[00:17:37] paid for. by the US government, the department of homeland security
[00:17:40] spent around 20 million dollars in tax payer funds on the
[00:17:44] campaign.
[00:17:48] tens of thousands of supporters of Brazilian president Luis Inathio
[00:17:52] Lula de Silva have rallied in Sao Paulo ahead the October the
[00:17:56] 25th presidential runoff. protesters won the foreign
[00:18:00] interference in the election and vowed to defend democracy against
[00:18:03] authoritarianism. our correspondent Benot Lautaro reported
[00:18:07] from Sao
[00:18:08] Paulo: tens
[00:18:12] of thousands of Brazilians gathered on the iconic aveny Paulista
[00:18:16] to hear President Luis Ignacio Lula da Silva who, after losing in
[00:18:20] the first round the presidential election began tour
[00:18:24] across Brazil to encourage his supporters to convince
[00:18:27] those who abstained from voting to vote for him. The plan is
[00:18:31] to mobilize the 21% the population that did not
[00:18:35] vote and that could secure him. victory in the runoff on
[00:18:39] October the 25th, so as young student who depends on
[00:18:43] public policy, attend a public university and was able to study
[00:18:47] thanks to a government scholarship. i think that without a strong government,
[00:18:50] intervening in education, healthcare, and public safety, what are we going to
[00:18:54] do then? that's why i'm here on the street to defend and fight for those
[00:18:58] rights. look, lula provided food so we'd have
[00:19:01] something eat, he established the public health system and provided
[00:19:05] medication. lula brings. benefits to those who need
[00:19:09] them, he
[00:19:10] so many doesn't just think about the rich. the massive turnout in the city's
[00:19:13] downtown area was historic, as such a large
[00:19:17] crowd hadn't been seen since 2018 when
[00:19:21] people protested the parliamentary quu staged by
[00:19:25] the right against Lula's then successor, former president
[00:19:29] Dilma Rousev. for a large number of Brazilians
[00:19:32] winning this election is matter of life and death because they
[00:19:36] fear that.
[00:19:37] wins, he will destroy all the social
[00:19:41] gains that the left has promoted over the past 25
[00:19:45] years. we are brazilians and we don't belong anyone's
[00:19:48] backyard. we have our own wealth. no one is
[00:19:52] going to come here to exploit us or take what is ours as if we were a
[00:19:56] colony. that's over. we are one the 10 most
[00:20:00] developed countries in the world and we are part the bricks alliance.
[00:20:03] this week students were the first to take to the streets across.
[00:20:07] an effort to reverse the electoral trend and they were
[00:20:11] also the first to denounce foreign interference on social media
[00:20:15] platforms. there is an international network funding far right
[00:20:19] groups through alternative media and by financing influencers. two months
[00:20:23] ago the US consulted here and SO Polo hosted a party for
[00:20:27] digital influencers. obviously it wasn't just to share
[00:20:30] experiences. there is a trend suggesting that the United States has
[00:20:34] promoted interference by funding influencers to attack the Luld.
[00:20:37] administration and that explains Flavio Bolsonaro's comeback in the polls
[00:20:41] as well as the outcome the first round. Imperialist interference in
[00:20:45] Latin American electoral processes has already been proven in
[00:20:48] several countries. and the Brazilian federal police recently
[00:20:52] launched investigation into an allegation of foreign
[00:20:56] interference accusing the US state department of
[00:20:59] diverting 1 million dollars to finance networks on
[00:21:03] Brazilian soil with the aim of destabilizing and
[00:21:06] undermining the institutional framework the
[00:21:09] judiciary. students supporting Lula are trying to
[00:21:13] regain the upper hand by protesting in the streets,
[00:21:16] given the disadvantage they face against the...
[00:21:34] The timeless verses of Legendary Persian poet Haffes of
[00:21:37] Shiraz took sent a stage a cultural gathering in
[00:21:41] Karachi, scholars, poets and literary figures conven at the Iranian
[00:21:45] cultural center to honor affice's enduring legacy and
[00:21:49] celebrate the de'. historical roots of Persian literature across
[00:21:52] South Asia. Tuuri
[00:21:54] reports.
[00:21:59] The gathering at the Iranian cultural center in Karachi opened to a full hall
[00:22:03] celebrating the life, ghazels and transcendent influence of Hafiz
[00:22:07] Shirazi, renowned for his theme of divine love, human
[00:22:10] dignity and spiritual wisdom. Hafiz versus have
[00:22:14] remained a touchstone for readers and intellectuals across the
[00:22:18] region for over 600 years.
[00:22:20] from the quotes of to contemporary literary
[00:22:23] circles, persian poetry has played a significant role in
[00:22:27] shaping the cultural and literary traditions
[00:22:31] in Indian subcontinent and the influence of that literary
[00:22:35] heritage continues to be felt in Pakistan
[00:22:39] today. Throughout the session, prominent speakers explored
[00:22:43] the timeless beauty of Hafiz Divan and examined how Persian
[00:22:46] literature provided the bad rock for classical Urdu.
[00:23:20] at the subcontinent, the discussion underscored how generation of
[00:23:24] poets in the undivided subcontinent adopted person as a
[00:23:27] medium for high philosophy, mystic thought and artistic
[00:23:31] precision, forging an unbreakable cultural bond between the two
[00:23:35] regions. a world filled with
[00:23:38] material noise, hafers brings us back to spiritual depth and human
[00:23:42] values. studying his work offers profound moral clarity and
[00:23:46] brings our societies closer together through shared literary appreciation.
[00:23:53] This gathering demonstrates that art and poetry remain our strongest diplomatic
[00:23:56] bridges. Through Persian literature, the historical and
[00:24:00] cultural ties between Iran and Pakistan continue to flourish and
[00:24:04] inspire new generations. Persian has been the
[00:24:06] language.
[00:24:09] used to carry along with him quran and masnavi
[00:24:13] roomi, so he was very well read with this, so I mean
[00:24:17] caring that it shows that it was huge and scholar
[00:24:21] and sage of that time was taking something that was
[00:24:25] influencing him that he idealized at that time. as the event
[00:24:28] concluded, participants emphasize that preserving this classical
[00:24:32] heritage is vital for fostering regional unity,
[00:24:35] introducing young minds to the depth of eastern literature and
[00:24:39] ensuring that the voice of half is continue to resonate for generations
[00:24:43] to come. mohammad turi, press tv,
[00:24:46] karachi and that brings us to End
[00:24:50] of this news bulletin, thank you so much
[00:24:51] for staying
[00:24:52] with us
[00:24:52] on Press
[00:24:53] TV.
[00:25:18] Blue Pill shows you. reality, the other lets the story go
[00:25:22] exactly where you need to. Choose
[00:25:25] carefully.
[00:25:31] What do you see? A plane, fly
[00:25:35] dubai.
[00:25:53] What happens next? row
[00:25:55] 16,
[00:25:59] pilot, very determined plumber.
[00:26:08] How does he reach the cockpit? He stops following normal
[00:26:11] physics.
[00:26:25] What is the Omani Pilot doing? Thinking about what? Maybe he's wondering
[00:26:29] why he's even here. Israel had already. the passenger and
[00:26:33] crew lists. Omen has no diplomatic relations with Israel, so
[00:26:37] an omeny pilot shouldn't have been cleared for this flight. Maybe that's what he's
[00:26:41] thinking about. Why doesn't he lock the cocpit? He'd have to stand up
[00:26:45] and he'd get thrown across the cockapit, but the plumber can cross 15
[00:26:48] rows. Everything works differently from row 16
[00:26:52] forward.
[00:27:01] Can he use the plane? to stop him, he
[00:27:03] tries,
[00:27:21] ah, so the
[00:27:25] captain is down, the other pilot is tied up with
[00:27:28] headphones.
[00:27:34] The plumber goes back to do what? fly the
[00:27:36] plane. Any flight training?
[00:27:39] No. Simulator? No. Then what does he
[00:27:42] know?
[00:28:05] and the plane comes up, and the plane comes
[00:28:08] up, that's
[00:28:12] what makes it impressive. Who's going to land
[00:28:15] it? I have something for that
[00:28:17] too. From here, I take
[00:28:21] over. I'm a
[00:28:23] pilot. Me too,
[00:28:26] interesting. Your
[00:28:29] turn.
[00:28:33] What do you see an American airman over
[00:28:35] Iran?
[00:28:39] Parachute, not properly, impact,
[00:28:42] heard,
[00:28:46] dead, no, injured, a
[00:28:49] little,
[00:28:56] so he waits for rescue,
[00:28:58] no.
[00:29:05] He climbs, climbs what, the
[00:29:08] mountain.
[00:29:16] Good, that's interesting too. Of
[00:29:20] course, every crime needs an
[00:29:24] excuse, and when they don't have one, they make up
[00:29:27] story.