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[00:00:05] Headlines of on Press TV IRGC Navy says it is hit
[00:00:08] a third super tanker in two days violating maritime
[00:00:12] of security arrangement while trying to cross the straight of
[00:00:15] hornos. In all
[00:00:18] prices standing at two weeks high Saudi officials won the
[00:00:22] pressure on the energy chain will increase until the hot must
[00:00:26] race is reopened.
[00:00:30] and the teenage boy
[00:00:32] a is arrested in France after shooting staff members
[00:00:35] of of the macelle school, police
[00:00:36] of say the incident is not linked to the student protest across the
[00:00:40] country.
[00:00:55] hello and a warm welcome, you tuning to press tv world news live from tehron with me
[00:00:59] za
[00:01:00] of Thank you for joining us. The
[00:01:03] a IRGC navy commander brigader general Ali
[00:01:07] Ozmei says the US has been humuliated by
[00:01:10] resorting to smuggling oil tankers to the straight of
[00:01:14] Urmus.
[00:01:19] This in a state of desperation
[00:01:22] state of desperation. It has effectively turned into a fuel
[00:01:26] smuggler. It's not using its own vessels, it's deploying F30.
[00:01:30] f16 and f18 fighter jets, along with MQ9 and
[00:01:34] MQ1 drones over the straight of hormas. The aim is to help
[00:01:37] three to five oil tankers to slip out
[00:01:39] of the area undetected with their lights off. It's much like
[00:01:43] of fuel smugglers operating covertly. They have even recruited
[00:01:47] people to carry out these
[00:01:50] in operations. The IRGC
[00:01:54] Navy says it will struck a third
[00:01:56] of super tanker in the straight of hormos in two days. set in the
[00:02:00] vessel a blaze over violations of maritime security, the
[00:02:04] navy said the tanker had switched off its navigation systems
[00:02:08] and ignored warnings before attempting to leave the strategic
[00:02:12] waterway, disrupting order and security. the
[00:02:16] IRGC navy warned that any cooperation
[00:02:19] between commercial vessels or all tankers
[00:02:22] of in the US military in the Persian Golf
[00:02:24] of will face decisive response. the commander
[00:02:27] of the IRGC navy warned all vessels visit in the straight
[00:02:30] of Urmus not to turn down their
[00:02:33] navigation and automatic identification
[00:02:36] systems.
[00:02:41] Iran's acting defense minister slams US threat of renewed
[00:02:45] a aggression, warning Washington that any such moval mean
[00:02:49] playing with fire. Brigador General
[00:02:51] Majid Ibno Rizar one US
[00:02:55] Secretary of State about the consequences of filing clash of
[00:02:59] civilization. saying that Iran is fully prepared to defend
[00:03:02] itself, he said those who cause such
[00:03:06] of confrontation of cannot control how far it spread or determine how it
[00:03:10] ends. meanwile brigador general Abu Fazal
[00:03:13] Shakachi, a senior
[00:03:14] of spokesman for Ivan hammed forces says,
[00:03:17] of recent of insult by US officials targeting Iran's
[00:03:20] civilization and history will not only strengthen the nations
[00:03:24] resolve, but strengthen it, he said
[00:03:27] of Iran's armed forces are more capable than ever, to defend the country.
[00:03:31] Separately, Ray Admiral Behmani, Deputy
[00:03:34] a Commander
[00:03:34] of the
[00:03:35] of Navy said, Iran as dealt a deadly blow to the US
[00:03:39] Navy, forcing Americans to keep the greatest distance from
[00:03:42] Iran. He warned in case of new aggression, the navy will
[00:03:46] respond
[00:03:46] in a way that would push the enemy even further away from Iran's
[00:03:50] borders.
[00:03:55] Iran strongly
[00:03:56] of condemned British officials claim about Tehran's role. in the
[00:04:00] alleged security incident in fierford
[00:04:03] a airbase, a calling it an ugly conspiracy to advance
[00:04:06] London's Iranophobia campaign. Iran's foreign ministry
[00:04:10] said London's claim is also an effort to evade
[00:04:13] accountability for British role in the US Israel aggression
[00:04:17] against Iran. It
[00:04:19] of noted that the British government cannot shrink political and legal
[00:04:23] responsibility for its claims and their possible
[00:04:26] consequences by resorting
[00:04:29] a to vague phrase. without providing solid evidence.
[00:04:32] the statement said the UK has a track record of
[00:04:36] fabricating security claims against other countries which in
[00:04:40] some cases have led to tension and conflict in west asia region.
[00:04:44] the ministry added that the British government and masterminds of this
[00:04:48] clumsy false flag operation responsible for all the
[00:04:51] consequences of this baseless accusation. Iran's ambassador
[00:04:55] to the UK also categorically rejected London's accusation
[00:04:59] called on the British government to present evidence supporting
[00:05:03] these accusations. Ali Musavi said Iran is ready to
[00:05:07] of cooperate with British authorities in investigating the
[00:05:09] issues.
[00:05:14] An ambassador to the Vatican has urged Pope Leo
[00:05:18] 14th to speak out against US sanctions that
[00:05:22] disrupts ordinary people's access to medical
[00:05:25] care, education and other services. The envoy made
[00:05:29] the remarks at an Iranian embassy in the presence of Italian
[00:05:33] journalists. Press TV's Max Chively was also there and
[00:05:37] filed this report from
[00:05:38] Rome.
[00:05:43] Iran's ambassador to the Vatican Mohammad Hussein Mukhtari has addressed
[00:05:47] a formal letter to the head the Catholic Church Pope Leo
[00:05:50] (14th), he called on the Pontif to help prevent
[00:05:54] humanitarian consequences caused by Washington's new sanctions
[00:05:58] against Iran. The letter followed the US decision last
[00:06:02] month to impose new sanctions on 27 Iranian
[00:06:05] airlines. Washington also threatened sanctions
[00:06:09] any airport and company across the world that would
[00:06:12] provide services to the Iranian airlines, as you know
[00:06:16] the ordinary people to have medicine
[00:06:20] to go hospital, students
[00:06:23] you know who are studying abroad wants to
[00:06:27] go back home to visit their
[00:06:31] family, parents, i think
[00:06:33] that this you know in human
[00:06:36] actions is not acceptable,
[00:06:40] i mention to...
[00:06:45] On Monday during a meeting with Italian journalists, ambassador
[00:06:49] Mcteri explained that this new round of sanctions are in breach of
[00:06:53] international law and humanitarian norms. This is why the
[00:06:57] diplomat said he has appealed to the pope's moral and
[00:07:00] diplomatic authority to defend vulnerable people affected
[00:07:04] by Washington's quote in humane
[00:07:07] policies. This
[00:07:10] letter also has the purpose. of making everyone understand that the war
[00:07:14] continues and that it continues to affect the lives of Iranians who
[00:07:18] are not able to take a plane to meet their families, to see their sick
[00:07:22] relatives, for the students to return home to see their
[00:07:25] parents. the war continues, even if there is no
[00:07:29] longer news of bombings on the ground and on Iranian territory, trump is
[00:07:33] scraping the bottom the barrel with this new round of
[00:07:36] sanctions. the US wants
[00:07:40] to rule the world by internationalizing internal laws
[00:07:43] and this is not acceptable, not only when we discuss what
[00:07:47] is going on in Iran or in west Asia, but also when we
[00:07:51] refer to what's happening here in Italy. during the
[00:07:54] meeting with journalists, the Iranian ambassador showed photos
[00:07:58] of significant damage caused by US-Israeli attacks
[00:08:02] to several UNESCO world heritage sites as well as
[00:08:06] prominent religious and cultural landmarks in his
[00:08:09] country. Iran's ambassador, had
[00:08:12] previously addressed another formal letter to pope Leo the
[00:08:16] 14th
[00:08:17] in July last year, the Iranian diplomat urged the
[00:08:20] pontif to condemn US president Donald Trump's threats to
[00:08:24] assassinate the then leader the Islamic Revolution,
[00:08:28] Ayatollah Sayad Ali Khamenei, a threat that has
[00:08:32] tragically become a reality. Max
[00:08:35] Chively. Press TV,
[00:08:37] Rome. Saudi Arabia's turp
[00:08:41] energy of. shows warning of mountain pressure on global
[00:08:45] oil supplies as closure the straight of ormus drives
[00:08:49] prices higher. Saudi otam co CEO Amin
[00:08:53] Naser says the global crude all squiz is serious one in the
[00:08:57] pressure across the energy chain will intensify until the straight
[00:09:01] of Ormus is fully reopened. NASA noted the commercial
[00:09:04] offshore inventories are falling well below six billion barrels
[00:09:08] with much the remaining stock on available. He wonned
[00:09:11] replenish. supplies will while meeting global demand could
[00:09:15] take up two years. Saudi energy minister Abdul Aziz bin
[00:09:19] Salman also worn the disrupted supply route, attacks on
[00:09:23] infrastructure and strain supply chains are testing energy systems
[00:09:26] worldwide. All prices have climbed to near two weeks high
[00:09:30] am mid continued retaliation operations by Yemen on Saudi Arabia
[00:09:34] and Iran's targeting of tankers violating its designated safe
[00:09:38] transit route in the trade of Urmus. The development contradict
[00:09:42] Donald. Trump's repeated claims that the strategic waterway
[00:09:46] is
[00:09:46] opened.
[00:09:51] Airlines across Europe, Asia and the Persian Gulf for cancelling flight to
[00:09:55] Saudi Arabia following Yemen's retaliatory operations on
[00:09:59] King Khalid International Airport. Authorities have ordered the
[00:10:03] Riyad airports closed until October 17.
[00:10:06] Luftanza, here France, KLL Airways,
[00:10:10] Indigo, air. Arkansa air, Philippine airlines
[00:10:14] and Golf Airlines of also expended or cancelled services
[00:10:18] with restrictions varying by airlines and
[00:10:21] destination. Fly Dubai, Emirates and Air Review. also
[00:10:25] cancelled flights affecting Riyad, while Sri Lankan airline,
[00:10:29] Qatar Airways and Kuwait Airways have reported
[00:10:32] disruptions. The American Delta Airlines has postponed its
[00:10:36] planned Atlanta Riyard service until March 2027
[00:10:40] and Hong Kong Pacific has delayed the resumption of certain
[00:10:43] route until January. The disruptions extend beyond the Saudi
[00:10:47] Capitals with flight to Jedha and Damman also
[00:10:51] affected. The ansarulah's retaliation comes in response. to
[00:10:55] intend Saudi air and missile attacks on Yemen with the KSA
[00:10:59] carrying out nearly 120 attacks on
[00:11:03] civilian areas across Yemen only in 24
[00:11:05] hours
[00:11:09] and from those attacks at least 97 people have been killed
[00:11:13] since Saudi Arabia launched its aggression against Yemen early last
[00:11:17] month and that is according to Yemen's health ministry it says
[00:11:21] scores more
[00:11:22] have been wounded with women and children making up. most the
[00:11:25] casualties. Press TV's Hatim Alani has
[00:11:28] report from
[00:11:29] SEN.
[00:11:33] Behind the air strikes and distraction lies a
[00:11:36] moun with lives lost, families
[00:11:39] displaced and lively hos destroyed. Yemenese health
[00:11:43] ministry says around 100 people have been killed since the latest
[00:11:47] wave of Saudi attacks began on September
[00:11:49] 3. The Saudi enemy
[00:11:53] continues to target civilian. infrastructure and property following
[00:11:57] the escalation that began on September 3. The reported toll has
[00:12:01] risen to 304 casualties, including 97
[00:12:04] fatalities. Women and children account for 60% the
[00:12:08] casualties. The attacks continue to this day. In the latest
[00:12:12] incidents, one woman was killed and two others were injured a strike
[00:12:16] a government complex in Al-Jav Province. In separate
[00:12:20] attack, ambulance was targeted in Tay's
[00:12:23] province. Beyond the human
[00:12:26] tol and the damage on the ground, the continued air strikes
[00:12:30] raised question about their
[00:12:32] objectives. The Saudi regime has
[00:12:36] no clear objectives to pursue. Having failed on the battlefield, it
[00:12:40] has resorted to targeting civilians in attempt to influence sana's
[00:12:43] decision making and terrorize the Yemen people. But what this
[00:12:47] regime fails to understand, is that the more it intensifies its
[00:12:51] attacks, the more determined Yemenis become to confront it.
[00:12:56] residents in the affected neighborhood say the strikes have only
[00:13:00] dibben their anger, they say the attacks will only strengthen
[00:13:03] their determination to
[00:13:05] resist. the saudi
[00:13:09] Israeli enemy targeted residential neighborhood in the shoeub area
[00:13:12] because it has no military objectives to pursue. instead,
[00:13:16] it targets children, women, and civilians. if they consider
[00:13:20] themselves fighters, let them face us on the battlefield, but our
[00:13:23] response will be severe for. these
[00:13:25] crimes, the health ministry's figures
[00:13:29] offer only a glimpse the human toll the attacks on yemen, raising
[00:13:33] further question about the international response that comes as the United
[00:13:37] Nation and the wider international community face growing
[00:13:40] criticism over their handling the ongoing
[00:13:43] crisis. These are the targets of
[00:13:47] Saudi strikes on Yemen, residential neighborhood, civilian facilities and innocent
[00:13:51] civilians including women and children. Day after day, the...
[00:14:06] the Germany economy is in crisis mood and corporate
[00:14:09] investment is shrinking while the state is spending ever increasing
[00:14:13] amounts of money, it has thus become the dominant driver of
[00:14:17] economic activities, unless war that many of
[00:14:20] Germany's traditional companies and manufacturers are on
[00:14:24] the... of collapse, our correspondent detail has
[00:14:28] report from
[00:14:29] Berlin.
[00:14:35] Inflation is rising while Germany's economy is in deep recession,
[00:14:39] as Chancellor Friedrich Merz meets with his party leaders in Berlin this week to
[00:14:43] discuss the consequences the election debackles east
[00:14:46] Germany for his party, his poll numbers are in freefall. To bring
[00:14:50] rising petrol prices under control, the government adopted relief
[00:14:54] package in...
[00:15:26] from the crisis, many observers argue that petrol price, controls and tax wavers
[00:15:30] offer little relief as they only marginally reduce prices
[00:15:34] while disproportionally benefiting welfare consumers.
[00:15:37] German industry is currently
[00:15:37] being affected by
[00:15:48] supply issues because goods are no longer arriving from the Persian Gulf, including
[00:15:52] goods manufactured using those supplies. Diesel is one example, but the impact
[00:15:56] is increasingly extending to other goods. This means
[00:15:59] that the conflict with Iran and the situation
[00:16:01] in the Persian Gulf remain a risk to the economy and setbs are possible economic
[00:16:05] crisis hits particularly hard to.
[00:16:37] cut because of economic problems, Germany plants to invest
[00:16:40] 750 billion euros earmarked for defense in the next four
[00:16:44] years. The burden of this crisis is being unloaded on the working class
[00:16:48] overall, on the one hand, there are massive massive job cuts on the one
[00:16:52] hand, the spending on the social welfare is being cut a
[00:16:56] drastic rate overall and on the other hand to save their
[00:16:59] profits, they are the German industry is
[00:17:03] making a switch towards militarization, once the European...
[00:17:07] industrial powerhouse, the german economy is in steep decline, the
[00:17:11] government tries to revive it by changing to war
[00:17:14] economy, but resistance among the war economy, but resistance
[00:17:18] among the population to
[00:17:19] dismilitarization, for breast tv
[00:17:23] from,
[00:17:27] and one israeli has been killed and others 24 oters injured
[00:17:31] an explosion near the lebanese border, some them are in
[00:17:35] serious condition, the blast in the... in reach area
[00:17:38] reportedly involved a hiking group, Israely emergency services
[00:17:42] and military personnel, including helicopters have been dispatched
[00:17:45] to the scene. the cost remained under
[00:17:49] investigation with reports suggesting an explosive device
[00:17:52] or on exploded ordinance. israely prime minister Benjamin
[00:17:56] Netanyahu is reportedly monitoring the situation. the
[00:18:00] incident comes aim tension following clashes between Israel and
[00:18:03] Isbullah which escalated after the Gaza war began in...
[00:18:07] October,
[00:18:08] 2023.
[00:18:13] Gaza's health ministry says five Palestinians have been killed over the
[00:18:17] past day. This bring the death toll from the
[00:18:21] wars is which began in October 7, 2023 to
[00:18:24] 74,382. The health
[00:18:28] ministry also said 18 Palestinians were wounded during the same
[00:18:32] period, bringing a total number of injured to
[00:18:34] 175,400.
[00:18:39] Since the six fire took effect between Hamas and Israel in
[00:18:42] October 2025,
[00:18:44] 1,493 Palestinians have been
[00:18:47] killed. According to official account,
[00:18:50] 836 bodies have been recovered from the
[00:18:54] rubble. Nearly 22,00 children have been killed during the
[00:18:57] war. Meanwile, over 1.4 million people
[00:19:01] face acute food shortages. The international committee
[00:19:05] the Red Cross says identifying. bodies is becoming
[00:19:09] increasingly
[00:19:09] difficult
[00:19:14] and amid severe water shortages and widespread
[00:19:18] destruction of essential infrastructure across Gaza,
[00:19:21] access to clean drinking water remain a daily
[00:19:25] struggle for survival. In Northwestern Gaza
[00:19:29] City, newly constructed water well is been is bringing much
[00:19:33] needed relief to thousands of displaced families living in nearby
[00:19:36] shelter.
[00:19:38] cams a correspondent Minasel Jobur has report from Gaza
[00:19:41] City.
[00:19:47] Amit severe water scarcity in Gaza, the Gaza
[00:19:50] Municipality is partnering with international organizations to
[00:19:54] secure basic survival needs, southwest of Gaza City, new
[00:19:58] water project has been brought
[00:20:00] to live near two displacement
[00:20:02] camps.
[00:20:07] built to relieve water shortages in western Gaza, home to two
[00:20:11] displacement camps. Gaza Municipality works with
[00:20:14] international partners to deliver such projects, supporting temporary
[00:20:18] water distribution. Serving up to 1,00 people, this
[00:20:22] well is part of our ongoing efforts to rehabilitate wells destroyed by the
[00:20:26] Israeli occupation. Operating under harsh
[00:20:30] conditions, drilling for the will began in late September
[00:20:34] emits severe shortages of infrastructure and equipment.
[00:20:50] We rely on external networks as there are no proper water pipelines left
[00:20:54] due to the devastated infrastructure and acute shortage of drilling
[00:20:57] materials. With over 80% of
[00:21:01] areas in Gaza cut off from water supplies, having a
[00:21:04] nearby water source fundamentally changes displaced families
[00:21:08] daily struggle for survival, turning hours of waiting
[00:21:12] into immediate
[00:21:13] relief.
[00:21:20] drinking water. We used to walk to distant street and spend four hours
[00:21:24] filling just half a barrel because the low water pressure. Now water is
[00:21:28] closer and fills much faster. This makes a huge difference for my family
[00:21:32] of nine, which needs a full barrel of water every day. With
[00:21:35] Israel destroying over 700 central water wells across
[00:21:39] Gaza, local efforts and humanitarian partnerships offer
[00:21:43] vital lifeline, directly reaching families and sustaining
[00:21:47] their right to survive. the Gaza
[00:21:50] City to France now
[00:21:54] where police have arrested teenage boy after a shot and wounded
[00:21:58] two staff members a school in the southern city of
[00:22:01] Mercel. police say the school principal and teacher were
[00:22:05] injured in the shooting and are not in danger. the incident
[00:22:09] happened after a 14-year-old boy entered the school with a gun and fired
[00:22:13] several shots. it was restrained by the member of
[00:22:16] staff. police denies any link between the shooting and the
[00:22:20] student protest that have swept across the country in recent
[00:22:23] weeks. meanwile, students in several cities have once again taken to the
[00:22:27] streets to protest the education system. protesters
[00:22:31] demand weather conditions, sighting overcrowded
[00:22:34] classrooms, rund down buildings and heavy
[00:22:37] workloads. in several cities the protests have turned
[00:22:40] violent. authorities say more than 6,00 people have been arrested
[00:22:44] since the unrest began. across the border in Belgian capital
[00:22:48] Brussels of all also seen similar protests and
[00:22:51] scruffles.
[00:23:07] students and trade unions in the Belgian capital Brussels of began the
[00:23:11] second day of nationwide strikes against the government's austerity
[00:23:15] measures. police used water cannons and tear gas to
[00:23:18] disperse the crowds. Earlier this month, students groups lunch
[00:23:22] protest over rising education cost, overcrowded classrooms
[00:23:26] and proposed reforms which they say could make higher
[00:23:30] education less accessible. The student joined
[00:23:33] Friday's trade union strike against the government budget
[00:23:37] cuts with clashes erupting in Central Brussels,
[00:23:41] rail services, public transport and schools have all
[00:23:44] been
[00:23:45] affected.
[00:23:51] That does it for world news bulletin on Press TV, thank you so much for staying with us,
[00:23:55] goodbye.
[00:24:17] When you are born on Iranian soil, something is... born with you,
[00:24:20] the belief that a homeland is not merely a place to live, but
[00:24:24] sometimes a place you must be willing to die for. the roots of this
[00:24:28] belief can be found even in the legends of Iran, and perhaps no
[00:24:32] legend expresses it more powerfully than the story of Arash.
[00:24:36] after the war between Iran and Turan, it is decided that Iran's
[00:24:40] new frontier will be determined by the flight of a single arrow.
[00:24:43] Irash stands at top
[00:24:45] Mount Damavant. He puts all his strength, all his life into
[00:24:49] the
[00:24:49] arrow and releases it. Arash dies, but the arrow flies
[00:24:53] on. Where did it land? To find the answer, we must leave
[00:24:57] legend behind and enter history. 330 BC,
[00:25:01] Alexander had crushed nearly every major power in his path and was
[00:25:04] advancing toward Presepolis. At the Persian gate, Ario
[00:25:08] Barzanis stood with around 700 warriors against an army
[00:25:12] of more than 10,000. They knew that if they resisted, they would
[00:25:16] die, but they chose an honorable death over life under
[00:25:20] domination, they stopped Alexander's first assault and forced him to
[00:25:24] retreat, and for the generations that followed, they left behind a
[00:25:27] legacy. Resistance means knowing that you may lose your life,
[00:25:31] yet refusing to let an enemy cross your land without paying a
[00:25:35] price. two centuries later, this time Rome came from the
[00:25:38] west. In 53 BC, Krasus invaded Parthian
[00:25:42] territory with vast army. Facing him stood young
[00:25:46] commander, Sirena, with his mounted archers and a thousand.
[00:25:50] camels carrying an endless supply of arrows, syrena filled the
[00:25:53] skies with a storm of arrows. The Roman army suffered one the
[00:25:57] most devastating defeats in its history, but for Iranians,
[00:26:01] land is not the... only frontier, the sea is a frontier
[00:26:05] too. At the beginning the 16th century, the Portuguese
[00:26:08] seized Hormus, a small island at the entrance to the Persian
[00:26:12] Gulf, whose control meant command over one the most important trade
[00:26:16] roots between east and west. They built fortresses, they brought
[00:26:20] cannons, and they remained for more than a century. In
[00:26:23] 1622, Iranian forces under the command of Imam
[00:26:27] Koli Khan reached Hormus. After a hard fought siege,
[00:26:31] Portuguese power in Hormus was broken and the island was
[00:26:34] retaken, but the Persian Gulf never
[00:26:38] disappeared from the ambitions of colonial powers. In
[00:26:41] 1915, British forces occupied Bucher,
[00:26:45] against an army backed by warships are against an army backed by
[00:26:49] warships, artist empires, the people of southern Iran stood
[00:26:53] with simple rifles. Their resistance was led by a man named
[00:26:57] Rais Ali Delvari. During the months of occupation, he
[00:27:01] organized the resistance of the people of Tangistan. For Rais
[00:27:04] Ali, the question was never how many soldiers stood on either
[00:27:08] side. The principle was simple: Iranian soil is not
[00:27:12] negotiable, even if defending it costs your life. Rais
[00:27:16] Ali was eventually murdered in that struggle. September 3rd,
[00:27:20] the anniversary of his marturdom, is commemorated in Iran as the
[00:27:23] National Day of struggle against British colonialism, but the
[00:27:27] resistance did not end with his death. Years later, British
[00:27:31] forces finally left. share, yet the ambitions of foreign
[00:27:34] powers toward Iran did not end
[00:27:36] there, because Iran also had
[00:27:40] oil. For decades, much of Iran's oil industry remained under
[00:27:44] the influence of a British company, until 1951,
[00:27:48] Mohammed Mosadeg stood against threats, political pressure and
[00:27:52] economic pressure, and declared, Iran's oil must belong
[00:27:56] to Iran. The oil industry was nationalized. Two years
[00:28:00] later, a coup backed directly by the... United States and Britain
[00:28:03] overthrough his government. Mosadeg was removed from power and spent
[00:28:07] the remaining years of his life in imprisonment and house arrest, but
[00:28:11] one demand could no longer be erased: Iran's wealth must
[00:28:15] remain in Iranian hands: land,
[00:28:18] water, oil. But now, the issue is no
[00:28:22] longer only land, water, or oil. It is something greater
[00:28:26] than all them, independence. The question of who has the right to
[00:28:30] decide Iran's future in June. 2025, the
[00:28:34] United States directly attacked Iran's nuclear facilities,
[00:28:38] and since February 2026, Iran has been engaged in
[00:28:41] direct military confrontation with the United States and Israel.
[00:28:45] For months, military and economic pressure has continued, but
[00:28:49] Iran has never been willing to trade its independence for temporary
[00:28:53] peace. Bows, arrows and horses have given way to
[00:28:56] launchers, missiles, tanks,
[00:29:00] drones and fighter jets, but
[00:29:04] the blood of arash still runs through Iranian veins, and
[00:29:08] now let us return to the same question, where did arash's arrow
[00:29:12] land? the arrow flew more than a thous kilometers all the way
[00:29:16] to the banks the oxos river. Arash lost his
[00:29:19] life, but he did not allow the enemy to decide
[00:29:23] Iran's fate, and that legacy passed
[00:29:27] from one generation to the next. An Iranian may
[00:29:31] give his life for his. homeland and independence, but he will never
[00:29:35] surrender their fate to foreign
[00:29:36] power.
[00:29:58] looks like we're finally done here.
[00:30:02] I wouldn't hold my breath just
[00:30:03] yet.