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[00:00:00] On press TV, Iran's Navy says
[00:00:02] of it hit a third super tanker in two days violating
[00:00:05] of maritime security arrangement while trying to cross the street for
[00:00:08] Pormos.
[00:00:12] All prices standing at two weeks high. Saudi officials won the
[00:00:16] pressure on energy chain will increase until the hormous rate
[00:00:19] is
[00:00:20] reopened.
[00:00:24] And a teenage boy is arrested in France after shooting staff members at
[00:00:28] the macell school. Police say the incident is not linked to
[00:00:32] student protest across the
[00:00:33] country.
[00:00:39] a
[00:00:42] of
[00:00:43] of
[00:00:45] of
[00:00:49] in Hello and a warm welcome you've tuning to Press TV world news live from Tehran with me
[00:00:53] in Zainab Zakaria. Thank you so much for joining
[00:00:55] us. The IRGC Navy
[00:00:59] says. truck a third super tanker in the straight of hormos in
[00:01:03] two days set in the vessel of blaze over violation of maritime
[00:01:06] security.
[00:01:07] in a statement, the IRGC Navy said the tanker switched off its
[00:01:11] navigating
[00:01:12] of system and ignored warnings before attempting to leave the strategic waterway
[00:01:16] and disrupted over the security. the IRGC
[00:01:19] navy wanted any cooperation by commercial vessels or oil
[00:01:23] tankers with the US military in the
[00:01:25] of Persian Gulf will face decisive response. the commander
[00:01:32] of of the IRGC Navy warned all vessels transition through the straight of Urmus not to shut down their navigation and automatic
[00:01:36] identification
[00:01:36] system.
[00:01:44] a
[00:01:53] Iran's acting defense minister Slams US threats of renewed
[00:01:57] aggression warning Washington that any... such move will mean
[00:02:01] playing with fire. brigador general Majid
[00:02:05] of Ibron of Rizar warned US secretary of state about
[00:02:08] of the consequences of feeling clash of civilizations saying that Iran
[00:02:11] is fully prepared to defend itself. he said those who
[00:02:15] cause such
[00:02:16] of confrontation cannot control how far it spreads or determine
[00:02:20] how it hands. meanwile brigader general Abdulfal Sheikochi
[00:02:24] a senior spokesperson for eran and forces says recent insults
[00:02:28] by US officials targeting civilization and history would
[00:02:32] only strengthen the nation's resolve, he said eran's armed forces are more
[00:02:35] capable than ever to defend the country. separately, reay
[00:02:39] admiral bahmani, deputy commander
[00:02:41] of the navy said Iran has dealt heavy blows to the US
[00:02:45] of navy, forcing the Americans to keep the greatest distance from
[00:02:48] Iran, if warned in case of new aggression, the navy will
[00:02:52] respond
[00:02:53] in a way that will push the enemy even further away from Iranian
[00:02:56] borders.
[00:03:01] Press TV journalist Farazania Shuran says the US
[00:03:05] threats against Iran will only strengthen the nations resolved to
[00:03:09] of continue
[00:03:09] of its
[00:03:09] resistance.
[00:03:16] Marco Robio's remarks and claims your
[00:03:19] mindset
[00:03:20] of the officials
[00:03:22] a in the United States and Washington and that that is exactly
[00:03:25] what uh two major generals were of course
[00:03:29] pointing at. and again let's remind our viewers that how
[00:03:33] time and again uh the US officials uh
[00:03:36] of has have basically called the Iranian nations terrorists, and of
[00:03:40] of course uh during uh the 40-days of war and of course the
[00:03:44] previous war, the 12-day war, they were of
[00:03:46] course uh uh
[00:03:49] of threatening Iran's uh civilization and of course this is
[00:03:52] why the martur leader
[00:03:54] of the Islamic Revolution
[00:03:55] Ayatollah Said Ali Khamenei would say that the problem that the United States has
[00:03:59] with Iran and the Irani nation is not merely about its
[00:04:03] politics or its government or the Islamic Republic, the
[00:04:07] problem that the United States has with Iran is Iran
[00:04:11] a itself, and it's basically the the issue is is an
[00:04:14] existential
[00:04:16] a issue, and of course as we had of course in the news
[00:04:19] what major general was mentioning that of those
[00:04:23] rhetorics in trying to basically feeling
[00:04:26] the clash of civilizations basically
[00:04:30] and make the
[00:04:31] of Iranian nations resolve even stronger and make them
[00:04:34] even more eager to stand against their
[00:04:38] atrocities
[00:04:40] a and stand against their oppression and of course uh to say that we are
[00:04:43] victorious because we have thousands of years
[00:04:46] of of civilization again history and we will not
[00:04:50] bound down to any kind of
[00:04:52] uh pressure.
[00:04:57] at least 97 people have been killed since launched its
[00:05:01] aggression against Yemen early last
[00:05:03] in month, and that is according to Yemen's health ministry. It says
[00:05:06] scores more have been wounded with women and children making up
[00:05:10] most
[00:05:11] of the casualties.
[00:05:20] behind the air strikes and destruction lies a
[00:05:22] moun with lives lost, families
[00:05:26] displaced and lifels destroyed, yemen's
[00:05:29] health ministry says around 100 people have been killed since the
[00:05:33] latest wave of saudi attacks began on september
[00:05:36] 3, the saudi enemy
[00:05:39] continues to target civilian infrastructure and following
[00:05:43] the escalation that began on September 3. The reported toll has
[00:05:47] risen to 397 fatalities, women and 97
[00:05:51] fatalities, women and children account for 60% the
[00:05:55] casualties. The attacks continue to this day. In the latest
[00:05:58] incidents, one woman was killed and two others were injured a strike
[00:06:02] a government complex in al-Jav province a separate
[00:06:06] attack, ambulance was targeted in T's
[00:06:09] province. the human
[00:06:13] tol and the damage on the ground, the continued air strikes
[00:06:16] raised question about their
[00:06:18] objectives. the Saudi regime has
[00:06:22] no clear objectives to pursue. having failed on the battlefield,
[00:06:26] it has resorted to targeting civilians in attempt to influence
[00:06:29] sana's decision making and terrorize the Yemen people. but what this
[00:06:33] regime fails to understand is that the more it intensifies its
[00:06:37] attacks, the more determined Yemenis become to confront
[00:06:40] it. Residents in the affected
[00:06:43] neighborhood say the strikes have only dibben their anger.
[00:06:47] They say the attacks will only strengthen their determination to
[00:06:51] resist. The
[00:06:55] Saudi Israeli enemy targeted residential neighborhood in the Shuab area
[00:06:58] because it has no military objectives to pursue. Instead, it
[00:07:02] targets children, women, and civilians. If they consider
[00:07:06] themselves fighters, let them face us on the battlefield, but our
[00:07:09] response will be severe for these crimes.
[00:07:14] The health ministry's figures offer only a glimpse the human toll the
[00:07:17] attacks on Yemen, raising further question about the international
[00:07:21] response that comes as the United Nation and the wider international
[00:07:25] community face growing criticism over their handling
[00:07:28] the ongoing crisis. These are
[00:07:32] the targets of Sauly air strikes on yeman residential neighborhood, civilian
[00:07:36] facilities and innocent civiliants, including women and
[00:07:39] children. Day after day, the attacks surprised daily live.
[00:07:51] in Saudi Arabia's top energy officials warning of
[00:07:55] mountain pressure on global oil supplies as the closure the street of
[00:07:58] warmus drives prices higher. Saudi Aramco
[00:08:02] CEO Amir Nasir says the global crude oil squeeze
[00:08:06] is serious warning the pressure across the energy chain
[00:08:10] will intensify until the street of. hormos is fully
[00:08:13] reopened. NASA noted that commercial offshore inventories
[00:08:17] of fallen well below six billion barrels with much
[00:08:21] the remaining stock unavailable. It wanned replenishment
[00:08:25] reserves while meeting global demands could take up to two
[00:08:28] years. Saudi energy minister Abdul Aziz bin Salman
[00:08:32] also warned the disrupted supply routes attacks on
[00:08:36] infrastructure and strained supply chains a testing energy
[00:08:40] systems worldwide. All price. have climbed to near two weeks
[00:08:44] high amid escalation and continued retaliation
[00:08:47] operation by Yemen on Saudi Arabia and Iran's targeting of
[00:08:51] tankers violating its designated safe transit route in the straight
[00:08:55] of hormos. development contradict Donald Trump's repeated
[00:08:59] claims that the strategic waterway is
[00:09:01] opened.
[00:09:06] And to Germany now where the country's economy is in crisis
[00:09:09] mood, corporate investment is shrinking. the state is
[00:09:13] spending ever increasing amounts of money, it is thus
[00:09:16] become dominant driver of economic activities, analyst
[00:09:20] warned the many of Germany's traditional companies and
[00:09:24] manufacturers on the brink of collapse, a correspondent detail
[00:09:28] rich has report from
[00:09:29] Berlin,
[00:09:34] inflation is rising while Germany's economy is in deep recession
[00:09:38] as chancellor Fredrich Merz meets with his party leaders in Berlin this week to
[00:09:42] discuss: the consequences the election debugles east
[00:09:45] Germany for his party, his poll numbers are in freefall, to bring
[00:09:49] rising petrol prices under control, the government adopted relief
[00:09:53] package including a temporary fuel discount and a planned
[00:09:57] fuel price cap until the end the year petrol tax will be
[00:10:00] reduced by 14 cents per
[00:10:03] liter. We are
[00:10:07] putting
[00:10:07] a stop to the ripofs, including those by oil companies and are now ensuring
[00:10:11] that fuel prices are lower. Quickly, citizens will soon notice that filling up their tanks is
[00:10:15] cheaper thanks to reduced energy taxes. It is also important
[00:10:18] to me that a price cap is implemented. We will interve in the market, specifically where we
[00:10:22] see companies making profits and benefiting from the crisis. Many observers argue
[00:10:26] that petrol price, controls and tax wavers offer little relief
[00:10:30] as they only marginally reduce prices while
[00:10:33] disproportionally benefiting welfare consumers rather than those
[00:10:37] hardest hit by rising fuel costs. Der Iran Konflikt war der Grund. The
[00:10:41] conflict with Iran was, after all, the reason why the outlook initially appeared
[00:10:45] poor this year. German industry is currently being affected by supply issues because
[00:10:48] goods are no longer arriving from the Persian Gulf, including goods manufactured using those
[00:10:52] supplies. Diesel is one example. but the impact is increasingly extending to
[00:10:56] other goods, this means that the conflict with Iran and the situation in the Persian Gulf remain
[00:11:00] a risk to the economy, and setbacks are possible economic crisis
[00:11:04] hits particularly hard, they want strong chairman change of german foreign
[00:11:08] policy, economic change of german foreign policy, economic
[00:11:12] cooperation rather than military
[00:11:13] aggression.
[00:11:19] to preserve germany as a business location, the solution is
[00:11:21] a peaceful foreign policy, we must resume
[00:11:24] importing gas and from Russia and Iran, peace with Russia, peace with Iran. A
[00:11:28] US attack on Iran would not have been possible without Germany's support. The US
[00:11:32] airbase at Ramstein is an example of this. While social security, education and health are
[00:11:36] being cut because of economic problems, Germany plants to invest
[00:11:39] 750 billion euros earmarked for defense in the next four
[00:11:43] years. The burden of this crisis is being unloaded on the working class
[00:11:47] overall, on the one hand, there are massive massive job cuts on the one
[00:11:51] hand, the spending on the social welfare is being cut.
[00:11:55] a drastic rate overall and on the other hand to save their
[00:11:58] profits, they are the German industry is
[00:12:02] making a switch towards militarization. once the european
[00:12:06] industrial powerhouse, the german economy is in steep decline,
[00:12:10] the government tries to revive it by changing to war
[00:12:13] economy, but resistance among the population to this
[00:12:16] militarization at the expense of social security is
[00:12:20] evident. dita reinish for breastv from
[00:12:22] Berlin. and one
[00:12:26] Israeli has been killed and at least 24 oters wounded
[00:12:30] in an explosion near the Lebanese border, some them are in
[00:12:33] serious condition, the blast in the Ramen Ridge area
[00:12:37] reportedly involved a hiking group, Israely emergency services
[00:12:41] and military personnel, including helicopters have been dispatched
[00:12:45] to the scene, the cause remain under investigation with
[00:12:49] reports suggesting investigation with reports suggesting
[00:12:53] an explosive device or on exploded ordinance, israely prime
[00:12:57] minister, situation, the incident comes a mid tension following
[00:13:01] clashes between Hisrael and Hisbollah, which escalated after
[00:13:05] the Gaza war began in October
[00:13:06] 2022.
[00:13:13] To Gaza now where the health ministry there says five Palestinians have been
[00:13:17] killed over the past day, that brings the death toll since the
[00:13:20] war began in October 7, 2023 to
[00:13:23] 7400. 382. the health
[00:13:27] ministry also said 18 palestinians were wounded during the same
[00:13:31] period, bringing the total number of injured to
[00:13:34] 175,416.
[00:13:39] since the seas fire took effect between hamas in Israel in October
[00:13:42] 2025, 1493
[00:13:46] palestinians have been killed. that is according to official
[00:13:49] account, 836 bodies have been
[00:13:53] recovered from the rubble. Nearly 22 thousand children have also been
[00:13:57] killed during the war. Meanwhile, over 1.4 million
[00:14:01] people face acute food shortages. The International Committee
[00:14:05] the Red Cross says identifying bodies is becoming
[00:14:08] increasingly
[00:14:09] difficult.
[00:14:13] Amid severe water shortages and widespread destruction of
[00:14:16] essential infrastructure across Gaza, access to clean
[00:14:20] drinking water remains a daily struggle for survival. In
[00:14:24] Southwest. Gaza city, newly constructed water well is
[00:14:27] bringing much needed relieve to thousands of displaced
[00:14:31] families living in neighbor shelter camps. Our correspondent Mina
[00:14:35] Saljabur has report from Gaza
[00:14:37] City.
[00:14:42] Amid civil water scarcity in Gaza, the Gaza
[00:14:45] Municipality is partnering with international organizations to
[00:14:49] secure basic survival needs. Southwest of Gaza City,
[00:14:53] new water project has been.
[00:15:03] water shortages in western Gaza, home to two displacement
[00:15:06] camps. Gaza municipality works with international
[00:15:10] partners to deliver such projects, supporting temporary water
[00:15:14] distribution. Serving up to 10 people, this well
[00:15:18] is part of our ongoing efforts to rehabilitate wells destroyed by the Israeli
[00:15:22] occupation. Operating under
[00:15:37] this well to provide residents with a minimum amount of water, despite ongoing
[00:15:41] challenges, operating it just two days a week. we rely on
[00:15:45] external networks, as there are no proper water pipelines left due to the
[00:15:49] devastated infrastructure and acute shortage of drilling
[00:15:52] materials. with over 80%
[00:15:56] of areas in Gaza cut off from water supplies, having a
[00:15:59] nearby water source fundamentally changes displaced families
[00:16:03] daily struggle for survival, turning hours of waiting,
[00:16:16] We used to walk to distance street and spend four hours filling just half a
[00:16:20] barrel because the low water pressure. Now water is closer and
[00:16:23] fills much faster. This makes a huge difference for my family of nine which
[00:16:27] needs a full barrel of water every day. With Israel
[00:16:31] destroying over 700 central water wells across Gaza,
[00:16:35] local efforts and humanitarian partnerships. offer vital
[00:16:38] lifeline directly reaching families and sustaining their
[00:16:42] right to survive. minasis tv, gaza
[00:16:45] city. in France now, where police have arrested
[00:16:49] teenage boy after he shot and wounded two staff members a
[00:16:53] school in the southern city of Marcel. police say the school
[00:16:57] principal and teacher were injured in the shooting and are not in
[00:17:01] danger. the incident happened after a 14-year-old boy entered the
[00:17:05] school with a gun and fired several. shots was restrained
[00:17:09] by members the school staff. police denies any link between the
[00:17:12] shooting and the student protest that have swept across the country in recent
[00:17:16] weeks. meanwile, students in several cities of once again
[00:17:20] taken to the streets to protest the education system.
[00:17:23] protesters demand better conditions, sighting overcrowded
[00:17:27] classrooms, run down buildings and heavy workloads
[00:17:30] in several cities, the protest turned violent. authority
[00:17:34] say more than 6,00 people have been arrested since the unrest
[00:17:38] began across the border, the Belgian capital Brussels have also seen
[00:17:42] similar protests and
[00:17:43] scrruffles.
[00:17:59] Students and trade unions in the Belgian Capital, Brussels of begun the
[00:18:03] second day of nationwide strikes against the government's austerity
[00:18:06] measures. Police use water cannons and tear gas to disperse
[00:18:10] the crowd. Earlier this month, students groups launch protest
[00:18:14] over rising education cost, overcrowded classrooms
[00:18:18] and proposed reforms, they
[00:18:20] say could make higher education less accessible. The student
[00:18:24] joined Friday's trade union strike against the government's budget
[00:18:27] cuts with clashes erupting in Central Brussels,
[00:18:31] rail services, public transport and schools have all been
[00:18:34] affected.
[00:18:39] and tens of thousands of supporters of Brazilian President Louis Indiako
[00:18:43] Lula de Silva were rallyd in Sao Paulo ahead the
[00:18:47] 20 October 25 presidential runoff,
[00:18:50] protesters won the foreign interference in the election and val to defend
[00:18:54] democracy against authoritarianism. Our correspondent
[00:18:58] Bernards Lutaro has report from Sao
[00:19:00] Paulo.
[00:19:04] Tens of thousands of Brazilians gathered
[00:19:07] on the...
[00:19:07] iconic avenia Paulista to hear president Luis Ignacio Lula da
[00:19:10] Silva who, after losing in the first round the presidential
[00:19:14] election, began tour across Brazil to encourage
[00:19:18] his supporters to convince those who abstained from
[00:19:22] voting to vote for him. The plan is to mobilize the
[00:19:25] 21% the population that did not vote and that could
[00:19:29] secure him a victory in the runoff on October the
[00:19:32] 25th. So as young student who depends on public
[00:19:36] policy, I attended a public university and was able to study thanks to a
[00:19:40] government scholarship. i think that without a strong government, intervening in
[00:19:44] education, healthcare and public safety, what are we going to do
[00:19:47] then? that's why i'm here on the street to defend and fight for those
[00:19:50] rights. look, lula provided food so we'd have
[00:19:54] something eat. he established the public health system and provided
[00:19:58] medication. lula brings so many benefits to those who need
[00:20:02] them. he doesn't just think about the rich. the massive turnout
[00:20:06] in the cities downtown air. historic,
[00:20:09] area as was such a large crowd hadn't been seen since
[00:20:12] 2018 when people protested the parliamentary
[00:20:16] coup staged by the right against Lula's den
[00:20:19] successor, former president Dilma Russev. For
[00:20:23] a large number of Brazilians winning this election is matter of
[00:20:27] life and death because they fear that if Blavia Bolsonaro
[00:20:31] wins, he will destroy all the social gains that the left has
[00:20:35] promoted over the past 25. "We are
[00:20:39] Brazilians and we don't belong anyone's backyard. We have our
[00:20:43] own wealth. No one is going to come here to exploit us or take
[00:20:47] what is ours as if we were a colony." That's
[00:20:50] over, we are one the 10 most developed countries in the world, and
[00:20:54] we are part the Bricks Alliance. This week, students were the
[00:20:58] first to take to the streets across Brazil an effort to reverse
[00:21:02] the electoral trend, and they were also the first to denounce
[00:21:05] foreign interference on social media platforms. There
[00:21:09] is an international network funding far right groups through alternative
[00:21:13] media and by financing influencers. two months ago, the US
[00:21:17] consulate here in SO Polo hosted a party for... influencers,
[00:21:21] obviously, it wasn't just to share experiences, there is a trend
[00:21:24] suggesting that the United States has promoted interference by funding
[00:21:28] influencers to attack the Lula administration, and that explains Flavio
[00:21:32] Bolsonaro's come back in the polls as well as the outcome the first
[00:21:35] round. imperialist interference in Latin American electoral
[00:21:39] processes has already been proven in several countries, and the
[00:21:43] Brazilian federal police recently, the Brazilian federal
[00:21:46] police recently launched investigation into a...
[00:21:51] state department of diverting $1
[00:21:54] the US million to finance networks on Brazilian soil with the aim of
[00:21:58] destabilizing and undermining the institutional framework
[00:22:02] the judiciary. students supporting Lula are trying to
[00:22:05] regain the upper hand by protesting in the streets.
[00:22:09] given the disadvantage they face against the big tech
[00:22:13] companies that control social media platforms run
[00:22:17] by oligarks align with the Donald Trump.
[00:22:28] and that is all the time we are for this world news bulletin on pressv, thank you so much for joining
[00:22:32] us, goodbye for
[00:22:33] now,
[00:22:54] Crisis devastating wars,
[00:22:57] terrorism, the Israeli
[00:23:00] lobby,
[00:23:03] crackdown,
[00:23:08] diplomacy,
[00:23:14] us indigenous people's
[00:23:15] day.
[00:26:14] In astani ashafiye a home that should have been a place of
[00:26:18] safety became a scene of death and destruction on Tuesday
[00:26:22] morning June 24th an Israeli missile strike hit
[00:26:26] residential homes in the city. Four homes were completely destroyed
[00:26:30] and more than 10 others were damaged. 15 civilians were
[00:26:34] killed, among them was a child, sayede mahya seddiqi
[00:26:38] saber, second grade student at Esmat elementary school.
[00:26:41] Madhya was a bright, kind and cheerful little girl. She
[00:26:45] used to walk into the school with smile on her face, now the only things left of
[00:26:49] her at school is a photograph and a frame. The
[00:26:53] principal of Esmat Elementary School still struggles to talk about her. She says
[00:26:57] Madhya was so sweet that she would often pick her up and hold her in her
[00:27:01] arms, calling her. affectionately sweet little girl, how are you?
[00:27:04] affectionately, sweet little girl, how are you? but mahi's family had
[00:27:08] already suffelled in an Israely attack on their home in Tehran.
[00:27:12] after his death, the family left Tehran and went to anih ashrafia
[00:27:16] hoping to find a safer place, but the war followed them
[00:27:20] there. Mahya, her father, her mother and her older
[00:27:23] sister were killed in the missile strike along with other members
[00:27:27] their extended family. The school principal remembers calling Mahya's
[00:27:31] mother after. Her son was killed. She says the mother's voice was
[00:27:35] calm and patient. She had told her, we are fine, thank god,
[00:27:39] but they killed my son,
[00:27:40] now that the mother is buried beside her children, but Mahya's
[00:27:44] absence is still felt at her school. A few days after the attack a
[00:27:48] memorial ceremony was held at SMAT Elementary School, her
[00:27:51] classmates, teachers and families gathered together, but this
[00:27:54] time one person was missing.
[00:27:58] Her close friend Elena spoke through tears. She said she missed Mahi. and
[00:28:02] wish she could still be beside them. She wanted Mahya to stay with
[00:28:06] them and grow up with them, but Mahaya will never enter the third
[00:28:10] grade. The new school year is just around the corner. Soon the school
[00:28:14] bell will ring again, children will return to their classrooms,
[00:28:18] new books will be opened and third grade will begin, but this
[00:28:21] time there will be one less student. Mhyo
[00:28:24] was supposed to be there, but all that remains in her classroom is empty
[00:28:28] seat, and the memory of a little girl who was supposed to grow up stuck.
[00:28:33] and build a future of her
[00:28:34] own.
[00:30:14] Hello and welcome. As the US marks world indigenous people's
[00:30:18] day, it history of power remains deeply intertwined
[00:30:22] with imperialism, occupation, displacement and
[00:30:25] violence. From the genocide and disposition of indigenous people to the
[00:30:29] enslavement of Africans and the racist. of immigrants and
[00:30:33] minorities. this violence is crossed borders. US
[00:30:37] imperialism continued through military intervention across west
[00:30:40] Asia, living beyond civilian deaths, destruction and
[00:30:44] displacement. Washington also