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[00:00:13] Headlines on press tv: Tehran reject Washington's
[00:00:17] of claimed that energy shipments continue freely through the state of voze, saying
[00:00:20] the US reliance and other countries for fuel contradic this
[00:00:24] narrative. And all
[00:00:28] prices standing two-week high. Saudi oil officials won the pressure on the
[00:00:32] energy chain will continue and increase until the whole most rate is
[00:00:36] reopened. A teenage boy is
[00:00:40] arrested in France after shooting staff members of Ameel
[00:00:43] school. Police say the
[00:00:45] in incident is not linked to student protests across the
[00:00:49] a country.
[00:00:56] of
[00:00:59] of
[00:01:04] in Hello and everyone, welcome,
[00:01:06] you tuning
[00:01:06] to Press TV world news, with me, Zainab Zakaria, thank you so much for joining
[00:01:09] us. Iran rejects the US claim
[00:01:13] that
[00:01:13] of energy is
[00:01:14] of being freely transported out to the street of hormos, the foreign ministry
[00:01:18] spokesman said the US itself is turning to other countries for
[00:01:22] supplies of
[00:01:23] a fuel, which clearly shows the street is
[00:01:29] of closed. the allegations by the US
[00:01:31] of by no means match the facts on the ground. let them say the
[00:01:35] straight of
[00:01:36] a hormas no longer has any impact and Iran has lost its
[00:01:39] of leverage. we will pursue our own agenda. i
[00:01:43] think markets aren't also supposed to give any weight to such
[00:01:46] claims. international developments are much revealing
[00:01:50] here, the US resorting to other countries to furnish its fuel
[00:01:53] needs. i should clarify that Iran was not after gaining
[00:01:57] leverage by what is happening in the straight of hormas.
[00:02:06] of
[00:02:30] He also talked about the seven-day proposal Iran tabled at
[00:02:33] of the UN general assembly to end the war. He said proposals
[00:02:37] are other at those inserted in the Islamabad memorandum of
[00:02:41] of understanding which the US violated. The spokeman said Iran's demands
[00:02:45] in the proposals include the removal
[00:02:47] of the navel blockade and all
[00:02:50] of anti-Iran sanctions and ending the US war on all fronts in the
[00:02:53] region. Added that Iran won't return
[00:02:56] of to square one after the repeated betrayal of commitment. by the
[00:03:00] US, the spokesman said Iran cannot be blamed for the
[00:03:04] current diplomatic impact, he said
[00:03:07] of the stalemate that is created by those who blew up the
[00:03:10] negotiating table, waid military aggression
[00:03:13] of and escalated that by economic war on Iran and
[00:03:17] continue to insist on their successive and excessive
[00:03:20] demands.
[00:03:24] of Political commentator Henry Akamaki was earlier with
[00:03:28] us, he said the US is playing a political game ahead
[00:03:32] of the November elections by claiming the oil flows through the street
[00:03:36] of
[00:03:36] Hurmus. We
[00:03:40] know that the straight of Hormus is not open, we know that the straight of Hormus
[00:03:44] is not controlled by the Americans. We know that the flow of oil is not what
[00:03:48] it was at before the American War of Aggression against
[00:03:52] Iran. Just within the last week we have at least three cases where
[00:03:55] tankers were uh hit, cases where tankers were uh
[00:03:59] hit. by either missiles or hit mines with
[00:04:02] through uh uncleared
[00:04:05] of routes through the straight to formous, does that sound open to you?
[00:04:09] because I know for fact that if I was a ship in hitting mines, I wouldn't
[00:04:13] consider that to be open. Just within the last week as well, I had
[00:04:16] seen
[00:04:17] a reports that there is efforts to recruit new ship captains with offers
[00:04:21] of up to $100,000 per month in hazard pay
[00:04:25] salary in order to try to coerse people to
[00:04:28] of try to navigate. a straight that is very clearly not
[00:04:32] open. the question on the contradiction here
[00:04:35] is a quite clear one, and of course the timing is is rather
[00:04:39] obvious. the United States has mid-term elections coming up on
[00:04:43] of November
[00:04:44] a 3rd, and
[00:04:45] of as the polls are indicating Donald Trump's policy
[00:04:48] regarding the war in Iran and his party more
[00:04:52] generally, are not performing particularly well in the
[00:04:55] polls, so to project that there is some sort of
[00:04:59] control of... the straight for moves to project that oil is
[00:05:03] flowing, these are clear political narratives, also
[00:05:07] of efforts to keep oil prices at least somewhat in
[00:05:10] check.
[00:05:15] Iran's acting defense minister slams US threat of renewed
[00:05:19] aggression warning Washington that end fire. Brigador
[00:05:23] General Majid Ibn Fire. Brigador General Majid Ibn Rizal
[00:05:27] wars US Secretary of State about the consequences of fuling clash
[00:05:31] of civilization saying that Iran is fully prepared to defend
[00:05:34] itself. He said those who cause such confrontation cannot control
[00:05:38] how far it spreads or determines how it ends. Meanwile
[00:05:42] brigador general Abdul Fadir Shekarachi, a senior spokesperson for
[00:05:46] Iranian armed forces says recent insults by US
[00:05:50] officials targeting Iran civilization and history will only
[00:05:54] strengthen the nation's resolve. He said Iran's armed forces are
[00:05:58] more capable than ever to defend the country. Separately rare
[00:06:01] admiral Bahmani, deputy commander of navy of
[00:06:05] Iran's navy said Iran has dealt deadly blows to the US
[00:06:09] Navy forcing the Americans to keep the greatest distance from
[00:06:12] Iran, it won't in case of new aggression, the navy will
[00:06:16] respond a way that will push the enemy even further away from
[00:06:20] Iranian
[00:06:20] borders.
[00:06:24] A new move is beginning the tragedy the shajar
[00:06:28] school in Iran southern city of Minab, to readers
[00:06:32] through the voices of an experience of those who live through
[00:06:36] it, titled blood of Minap, the 360
[00:06:39] page work seek to immortalize the. and preserve the
[00:06:43] memory the victims for generation to come.
[00:06:47] Gisumisha ahmadi has
[00:06:48] report. Some
[00:06:52] tragedies leave behind more than ruins. They leave
[00:06:55] families searching for words to describe the
[00:06:58] unimaginable. In Minab, where the attack
[00:07:02] on school took the lives of children and
[00:07:05] adults, the pain continues, long after the
[00:07:09] headlines have moved on.
[00:07:21] no
[00:07:22] urium missiles, and there were only books, pens, colored pencils and
[00:07:25] notebooks, it was carrying Iran's future, but the whole
[00:07:29] world should know that this will not stop us, we will rebuild our
[00:07:32] country and we will make it better than before. now
[00:07:36] new novel is attempting to tell the story, not
[00:07:40] through statistics alone, but
[00:07:49] Following the horrific attack on Minab and the tragic loss of school
[00:07:53] children, one the government's main priorities has been to use every
[00:07:57] means available to expose the full extent of this crime to the
[00:08:00] world. Literature is clearly one the best ways to preserve its
[00:08:04] memory for generations to come. That is why we decided to
[00:08:07] support the publication the book titled Blood of
[00:08:11] Minab.
[00:08:29] my main motivation for writing this book was to find answer to one
[00:08:32] question: when tragedy strikes, what is the responsibility of
[00:08:36] literature? history records what happened, but literature makes it
[00:08:40] immortal by recounting the consequence.
[00:09:12] attacks our future, my daughter and her mother had so many dreams
[00:09:16] and so many plans, the blood of Minab is
[00:09:20] trying to ensure that the story of Shajar Tayiba
[00:09:23] is remembered not just as a tragedy, but
[00:09:27] through the people whose lives it has changed. news
[00:09:31] report records the events, a photograph preserves
[00:09:34] moment, but literature attempts something different,
[00:09:38] going beyond the headlines and entering the lives the people.
[00:09:42] And this is exactly what the book does. Gisum Shah
[00:09:46] Ahmadi Press TV,
[00:09:48] Tehron. Saudi Arabia's top
[00:09:52] energy officials warning of mountain pressure on global
[00:09:55] oil supplies as closure the almost straight drive
[00:09:59] prices higher. Saudi Araram co CEO ammin Nasir
[00:10:03] says the global crude oil squeeze is serious warning
[00:10:07] the pressure across the energy chain will intensify until the
[00:10:11] straight of Ormus is fully. reopened, NASA noted the
[00:10:14] commercial offshore inventories of fallen well below six billion
[00:10:18] barrels with much the remaining stuck
[00:10:21] unavailable, he warned replenishing reserves while
[00:10:25] meeting global demands could take up to two years. Saudi
[00:10:29] energy minister Abdul Aziz bin Salman also warned the
[00:10:32] disruption supply route, attacks on infrastructure and
[00:10:36] strain supply chains a testing energy systems
[00:10:39] worldwide. Or prices have climbed to near two weeks high or
[00:10:43] prices have climbed to near two weeks high ameid continued retaliation
[00:10:47] operation getting of tankers, violating its designated
[00:10:50] safe route, transiting the straight of Ormus to development.
[00:10:55] contradict Donald Trump's repeated claims that the strategic
[00:10:58] waterway is
[00:10:59] opened.
[00:11:03] And the German economy isn't crisis mood. Corporate
[00:11:07] investment is shrinking while the state is spending ever increasing
[00:11:11] amount of money. It is thus become the dominant driver of
[00:11:14] economic activity. Analys warn the many of Germany's
[00:11:18] traditional companies and manufacturers are on the brink of collapse.
[00:11:22] A corresponding detaine kazo report from
[00:11:29] Inflation is rising while Germany's economy is in deep recession.
[00:11:33] As chancellors meets with his party leaders in Berlin this week to
[00:11:37] discuss the consequences the election debackles in East
[00:11:40] Germany for his party, his poll numbers are in freefall. To bring
[00:11:44] rising petrol prices under control, the government adopted relief
[00:11:48] package including a temporary fuel discount and a bland fuel
[00:11:52] price cap until the end the year.
[00:13:25] have been possible without Germany's support. The US Airbase at Ramstein is an example
[00:13:29] of this. While social security, education and health are being cut because of economic
[00:13:32] problems, Germany plans to invest 750 billion euros
[00:13:36] earmarked for defense in the next four years. The burden of
[00:13:40] this crisis is being unloaded on the working class overall, on the one hand, there
[00:13:44] are massive massive job cuts on the one hand, the spending
[00:13:48] on the social welfare is being cut a drastic rate overall and on the
[00:13:52] other hand to save the profits. They are the
[00:13:56] German industry is making a switch towards
[00:13:59] militarization, once the European industrial
[00:14:02] powerhouse, the German economy
[00:14:04] is in steep decline, the government tries to revive it by
[00:14:08] changing to war economy, but resistance among the population to this
[00:14:12] militarization at the expense of social security is
[00:14:15] evident. Dita Reinish for Press TV from
[00:14:18] Berlin. And one Israel
[00:14:21] is being one Israel is being killed and
[00:14:25] is 24 others injured an explosion near the Lebanese border.
[00:14:29] The blast in the Ramige Rage area reportedly involved a
[00:14:33] hiking group. Israeli emergency services and military personnel,
[00:14:36] including helicopters have been dispatched to the scene. the
[00:14:40] cars remain under investigation with reports suggesting an
[00:14:44] explosive device or unexploded ordinance. israely prime
[00:14:48] minister Benjam is reportedly monitoring the situation. the
[00:14:52] incident comes a mid tension following clashes between
[00:14:55] Israel which escalated after the gaza war began in
[00:14:58] October
[00:14:59] 2023.
[00:15:03] Gaza's health ministry says five Palestinians have been killed over
[00:15:07] the past day. This bring the death toll since the war
[00:15:10] began in October 7, 2023 to
[00:15:13] 74,382. The
[00:15:17] health Ministry also said 18 Palestinians were wounded during the
[00:15:21] same period, bringing the total number of injured to 100.
[00:15:25] 75,416 since the scis
[00:15:29] fire took effect between Hamas and Israel in October,
[00:15:33] 2027, 1,493 Palestinians have
[00:15:37] been killed. According to official accounts,
[00:15:39] 833 bodies have been recovered from the
[00:15:43] rubble, nearly 22,00 children have been killed during the
[00:15:47] war. Meanwile, over over 1.4 million people
[00:15:50] face acute food shortages. The International Committee the
[00:15:54] Red Cross says identifying bodies is becoming
[00:15:58] increasingly
[00:15:59] difficult.
[00:16:03] Ambed severe water shortages and widespread destruction
[00:16:07] of a infrastructure across Gaza, access to clean
[00:16:10] drinking water remains a daily struggle for survival
[00:16:14] in southwestern Gaza City, newly constructed water well
[00:16:18] is bringing much needed relief to thousands of displaced
[00:16:22] families living in newal camps. Our correspondent
[00:16:26] min jabur has report from Gaza
[00:16:28] City.
[00:16:32] Amit sever water scarcity in Gaza. The Gaza
[00:16:36] Municipality is partnering. with international organizations to
[00:16:39] secure basic survival needs, southwest of gaza city,
[00:16:43] new water project has been brought to live near two
[00:16:47] displacement
[00:16:47] camps. this th
[00:16:51] horsepower well was built to relieve water shortages in western
[00:16:55] gaza, home to two displacement camps. gaza
[00:16:58] municipality works with international partners to deliver such
[00:17:02] projects, supporting temporary water distribution,
[00:17:06] serving up to 1 people, this well is part of our ongoing efforts to
[00:17:10] rehabilitate wells destroyed
[00:17:11] by the Israeli occupation, operating under harsh
[00:17:15] conditions, drilling for the will began in late
[00:17:18] september
[00:17:20] shortages of infrastructure and
[00:17:22] equipment.
[00:17:31] ongoing challenges, operating it just 2 days a week, we
[00:17:35] rely on external networks as there are...
[00:17:45] With over 80% of areas in Gaza cut off from water
[00:17:48] supplies, having a nearby water source fundamentally
[00:17:52] changes displaced families daily struggle for survival,
[00:17:56] turning ours of waiting
[00:17:58] relief.
[00:18:07] distant street and spent four hours filling just half a barrel because the
[00:18:11] low water pressure. now water is closer and fills much
[00:18:14] faster. this makes a huge difference for my family of nine which needs a
[00:18:18] full barrel of water every day. with Israel destroying over
[00:18:22] 700 central water wells across Gaza, local efforts and
[00:18:26] humitarian partnerships offer vital lifeline
[00:18:30] directly reaching families and sustaining their right to
[00:18:33] survive. minasej brist tv gaza
[00:18:36] city. Teenage Boy
[00:18:39] after a short and teenage boy, after a short and
[00:18:43] wounded two staff members the school in the southern city of
[00:18:46] Marcel. Police say the school principal and teacher were injured
[00:18:50] in the shooting and not in danger. The
[00:18:54] incident happened after a 14-year-old boy entered the school with a
[00:18:57] gun and fired several shots. It was subsequently restrained
[00:19:01] by member the school staff. Police denies that the shooting is linked
[00:19:05] to the student protest that have swept. across the country in recent
[00:19:09] weeks, meanwhile students in several cities of once again taken to the streets to
[00:19:13] protest the education system. protesters demand better
[00:19:16] conditions, sighting overcrowded classrooms, rundown buildings
[00:19:20] and heavy workloads. the several cities protesters have
[00:19:24] turned, protests have turned violent. authorities say more than
[00:19:27] 6,00 people have been arrested since the unrest
[00:19:31] began.
[00:19:35] and tens of thousands of supporters of brazil President Luis
[00:19:38] Iñako Lula de Silva rallied in Sao Paulo ahead
[00:19:42] the October 25th presidential Runov.
[00:19:46] Protesters warned of foreign interference in the elections and
[00:19:49] vowed to defend democracy against authoritarianism. Or
[00:19:53] correspondent Bernet Lutaru has report from Sao
[00:19:56] Paulo. tens of thousands of
[00:20:00] Brazilians gathered on the iconic aveny Paulista to hear
[00:20:04] president Luis Ignacio Lula da Silva who after losing.
[00:20:07] began tour across Brazil, began tour across
[00:20:11] Brazil to encourage his supporters to convince those
[00:20:15] who abstained from voting to vote for him. The plan is to
[00:20:19] mobilize the 21% the population that did not vote
[00:20:23] and that could secure him a victory in the runoff on October
[00:20:27] the 25th. So as young student who depends on public
[00:20:31] policy, I attend a public university and was able to study thanks to a
[00:20:34] government scholarship. I think that without a strong
[00:20:50] He established the public health system and provided medication. Lula
[00:20:54] brings so many benefits to those who need them, he doesn't just think
[00:20:58] about the rich. The massive turnout in the city's downtown
[00:21:01] area was historic, as such a large crowd
[00:21:05] hadden been seen since 2018 when people
[00:21:09] protested the parliamentary coup staged by the right
[00:21:13] against Lulas than successor, former president Dilma
[00:21:16] Rosev. For a large number of Brazilian. winning
[00:21:20] this election is fear that if fear that
[00:21:24] if wins he will destroy all the social
[00:21:28] gains that the left has promoted over the past 25
[00:21:32] years. we are brazilians and we don't belong anyone's
[00:21:35] backyard. we have our own wealth. no one is
[00:21:39] going to come here to exploit us or take what is ours as if we were a
[00:21:43] colony. that's over. we are one the 10 most
[00:21:47] developed countries in the world and we are part the bricks. This
[00:21:51] week, students were the first to take to the streets across Brazil an
[00:21:55] effort to reverse the electoral trend, and they were also
[00:21:59] the first to denounce foreign interference on social national
[00:22:02] network funding far right groups, national network funding far right
[00:22:06] groups through alternative media and by financing influencers. two months
[00:22:10] ago, the US consulate here in SO Paulo hosted a party for
[00:22:14] digital influencers, obviously it wasn't just to share experiences,
[00:22:18] there is a trend suggesting that the United States has promoted
[00:22:21] interference by funding influencers to attack the Lula administration,
[00:22:25] and that explains Flavio Bolsonaro's comeback in the polls as well as the
[00:22:29] outcome the first round. Imperialist interference in Latin American
[00:22:33] electoral processes has already been proven in several
[00:22:36] countries, and the Brazilian federal police recently launched
[00:22:40] investigation into an allegation of foreign interference,
[00:22:44] accusing the US state department of diverting $1 million
[00:22:48] dollars to finance, networks on Brazilian soil with the
[00:22:52] aim of destabilizing and undermining the institutional
[00:22:56] framework the judiciary. students supporting Lula are
[00:22:59] trying to regain the upper hand by protesting in the
[00:23:03] streets, given the disadvantage they face against
[00:23:07] the big tech companies that control social media
[00:23:10] platforms run by oligarks align with the Donald
[00:23:14] Trump administration. reporting for Press TV,
[00:23:18] Bernard Lautaro Sao Paulo. Iran's
[00:23:22] first province is hosting an exhibition aimed at boosting
[00:23:26] exports in attract an investment in international trade in southern
[00:23:30] Iran. The Shiraz Expo 2026 held from October
[00:23:33] 11 to 16 is bringing together more than 200 domestic
[00:23:37] companies and around 300 international guests held at first
[00:23:41] international exhibition center in Shiraz. The event provides a
[00:23:45] platform for Iranian producers to connect directly with foreign buyers
[00:23:49] and investors. For the first time, Shiraz Expo is also
[00:23:53] featuring dedicated art Expo section,
[00:23:57] showcasing visual arts and andcraft, domestic and international business
[00:24:00] delegations. The exhibition was inaugurated by Ivan's
[00:24:04] minister of culture heritage on Sunday. Industry
[00:24:07] representative expected the exhibition to facilitate
[00:24:11] business to business meetings, commercial agreement and
[00:24:15] visit to handcraft
[00:24:17] workshops.
[00:24:21] And that does it for this world news bulletin on Press TV. Thank you so much for
[00:24:24] joining us. Goodbye for
[00:24:25] now.
[00:24:47] Crisis devastating wars.
[00:24:50] Terrorism, the Israeli
[00:24:53] lobby,
[00:24:57] crackdown,
[00:25:01] diplomacy,
[00:25:07] us indigenous people's
[00:25:08] day.
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[00:27:02] '
[00:28:18] That night was supposed to be night of joy in
[00:28:21] Kuhestack, poor town in Siri County, Hormosgon
[00:28:24] province, families were getting ready for a wedding, night
[00:28:28] for new clothes, seeing the bride and groom, music and laughter.
[00:28:32] and children playing among their relatives, but at around 9
[00:28:36] o'clock on September 1st, a US military attack on the wedding
[00:28:40] ceremony seconds, the explosion filled the wedding
[00:28:43] venue seconds, the explosion filled the wedding venue with smoke and
[00:28:46] rubble, music and laughter gave way to screams and
[00:28:50] cries. In the attack carried out by US force, five people were
[00:28:54] killed and nearly 70 were injured. One
[00:28:58] of those killed was four-year-old boy named Amir Ali Karemi. Amir
[00:29:01] Ali had not gone to war, he had gone to a wedding, that day he
[00:29:05] had taken a bath, fixed his hair and could hardly contain his
[00:29:09] excitement about going to the celebration, his mother was
[00:29:13] supposed to leave a little later with him and the rest the family,
[00:29:16] but Amir Ali, his 14 year old sister Kiana and several other
[00:29:20] children left early. A few minutes later, the explosion
[00:29:24] happened. Amir Ali's mother later said there was a
[00:29:27] terrible sound, everything was filled with smoke, my heart sank. I ran
[00:29:31] into the street. and started looking for my children, but she could not find
[00:29:35] amir ali or kiyana. through the smoke and dust, she had only
[00:29:39] one question, where are my children? then the phone rang, they
[00:29:43] told me your son has been killed. Amir Ali, the youngest child
[00:29:47] in the family, was no longer among the injured. His
[00:29:51] body had been taken to the hospital within the first few
[00:29:54] minutes so quickly that his mother did not even have the
[00:29:58] chance to hold her son one last time, but Kiana had
[00:30:01] survived. Sharpnell had wounded her and she was taken to the hospital.
[00:30:05] Doctors saved her life, but the wound she brought home was not
[00:30:09] only a physical one. Kiano had witnessed her little
[00:30:12] brother's final moments. Her mother says that
[00:30:16] even while she was injured herself, kyona kept crying and saying I saw
[00:30:20] blood coming from Amir Ali's head. I saw him fall to the
[00:30:24] ground. Now this mother must learn to live without the
[00:30:28] little boy who filled their home with his energy, the
[00:30:31] child who was... is supposed to start preschool this year, the home
[00:30:35] that was supposed to be filled with laughter and memories
[00:30:39] after the wedding is now missing one voice, Amid Ali's
[00:30:43] voice, and perhaps the hardest question in his grief is this:
[00:30:47] a child...