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[00:00:00] spokesman
[00:00:01] of says the straight of hormos will not reopen until the US
[00:00:04] lifts its blockade and meets Teran's
[00:00:07] of demands. With the US mid-term
[00:00:11] elections, just a day away, candidates
[00:00:13] in from both parties are making their final push to win over
[00:00:18] of voters.
[00:00:22] And French students have resumed blocking schools throughout the country
[00:00:26] after their return from two-week holiday.
[00:00:30] of
[00:00:35] of of
[00:00:47] Good day from Tehran, I'm Bahmannuray and this
[00:00:50] is Press TV news. It is 1:30 p.m. local
[00:00:52] time. Iran's foreign ministry spokesman says the
[00:00:56] straight of for moves will not reopen until the US lifts its blockage.
[00:01:00] and meets terron's demand stressing that the ball is now in
[00:01:03] Washington's
[00:01:04] of court, implementing
[00:01:08] these demands is
[00:01:10] of of essential to restoring regional security. you cannot express concern over security in the straight
[00:01:14] of hormas while continuing to impose economic blockade on
[00:01:18] of a Iran, disregarding the commitments made under the Islamabad understanding
[00:01:22] and expecting Tehran to make
[00:01:23] of unilateral concessions. such a one-sided arrangement would clearly be
[00:01:27] unsustainable. Iran's insistance that it's be met first is
[00:01:31] therefore not merely about advancing its
[00:01:33] own national interests, it
[00:01:34] of is
[00:01:35] a reasonable approach aimed at helping restore security in the straight of hormas and
[00:01:38] across the persian gulf
[00:01:40] region.
[00:01:43] in at his weekly presses mile said the US and Israel are responsible
[00:01:47] for the disruption in the straight of hormus.
[00:01:50] of he also rejected the
[00:01:51] in possibility of transferring Iran's enrich uranium abroad,
[00:01:55] saying Teran would not agree to such move, but I acknowledged that
[00:01:59] the question of... from the NPT is genuine issue on the
[00:02:02] discussion, but emphasized that at the decision making
[00:02:06] level, Iran remains a member
[00:02:08] of the treaty and considers itself bound by its commitments.
[00:02:11] addressing the possibility of renewed aggression, that the war against
[00:02:15] Iran is already on the way with the blockade forming part of
[00:02:19] it, he streress that Iran remains prepared for all possible
[00:02:23] scenarios.
[00:02:28] The IRGC says to... tankers trying to cross the hormous
[00:02:31] straight via an illegal route have exploded after striking
[00:02:35] naval mines. According to the IRGC Navy statement, one
[00:02:39] of the vessels was a super tanker which caught fire following
[00:02:43] powerful
[00:02:44] of explosion as it was transiting the hormostrate through an unauthorized route.
[00:02:48] The IRGC ser that both tankers had turned off their navigation
[00:02:52] systems. They were attempting to cross the strategic water
[00:02:55] bay secretly through an illegal route with the support
[00:02:58] of the terrorist America. an army, but were stopped in place
[00:03:02] following the incident. Iran has frequently warned all vessels and
[00:03:06] oil tankers against the tempting illegal transit
[00:03:10] roots through the straight, advising them not to rely on the US army
[00:03:13] support. It has also announced time and again that only the roots approved
[00:03:17] by Iranian forces
[00:03:19] in are safe for Homus
[00:03:23] of transit. of Author and west Asia expert saib shah says Iran's
[00:03:27] ability to control the straight of hormoves. proves that it will not allow the
[00:03:31] US to impose its hegemany over any part
[00:03:34] of the Persian Gulf or West
[00:03:35] Asia.
[00:03:41] The
[00:03:41] the the sinking
[00:03:42] of the two tankers today or and four
[00:03:46] tankers yesterday, 15 other tankers days
[00:03:49] before that in the strate of hormos whether by
[00:03:53] mines or other missiles
[00:03:56] or or other kind of uh... frogens
[00:04:00] confirm that Iran will not
[00:04:02] of allow the United States of America to impose its hegemony
[00:04:06] over the single inch
[00:04:08] of the west ages water, not just the gulf or the straight
[00:04:12] of hormos, that confirms Iran's
[00:04:15] force are in control,
[00:04:18] in total control
[00:04:21] of of the strate of hormos, all the statements that
[00:04:21] in Trump were issuing about the return of navigation in the
[00:04:25] state of of hormos to
[00:04:28] a its normal states as bef. for their criminal
[00:04:32] war on Iran and the volume he
[00:04:35] is stating all the time that is they carry by super
[00:04:39] oil tankers exceed 20 million barrels per day, that's
[00:04:43] all prove lies and it Trumps always
[00:04:47] sending all
[00:04:48] of these conflicting messages and
[00:04:51] signals about the traffic of of
[00:04:55] oil in the state of hormos to play the markets or
[00:04:59] against. diplomacy with Iran or against
[00:05:03] intensifying the conflict with Iran, since he and
[00:05:07] thesignist entity
[00:05:08] a are of
[00:05:08] of strategically
[00:05:09] of defeated.
[00:05:13] International banking giant Goldman Sax has raised its oil
[00:05:16] price forecast warning that Brend Crude could search to
[00:05:20] 140 a barrel in 2027 if the
[00:05:24] straight of homose remains closed. Goldman Zack said prices could
[00:05:27] search to that level if oil output across the Persian golf
[00:05:31] remains 3.5 million barrels per day below its
[00:05:35] 2025 average. The warning comes the meet continued
[00:05:39] uncertainty over the US Israel war on Iran and impact on
[00:05:43] global energy supplies since the aggression began in February and Iran's
[00:05:46] subsequent closure the straight of hormos oil prices have
[00:05:50] climbed sharply before the closest supplies pass through the
[00:05:54] strategic supplies pass through the strategic water
[00:05:57] bay.
[00:06:02] families of Iranian civilians killed during the 12-day war have
[00:06:06] taken their demands for justice to a courtroom in terron. the first
[00:06:10] public hearing is opened at branch 50. f of Terran's court
[00:06:14] for international affairs where 130 lawsuits are seeking
[00:06:17] compensation from the United States and Israel.
[00:06:21] 55 the cases concern victims the Israeli attack on
[00:06:24] in prison which Iranian authorities say killed
[00:06:28] 71 people. Kisum ahmadi has
[00:06:31] report.
[00:06:35] Many lives lost, families left grieving and now a
[00:06:38] courtroom filled with demands for justice months. after an
[00:06:42] Israeli air strike devastated parts of Tehran's even prison,
[00:06:46] families the marters are seeking compensation and legal
[00:06:50] accountability. Today
[00:06:54] marks the first public hearing a legal proceedings concerning the
[00:06:58] attack on Evan Prison. We are representing the families of
[00:07:02] victims the 12-day war a total of 130
[00:07:05] lawsuits, 55 of which specifically concern the
[00:07:09] attack on Evan Prison.
[00:07:12] hearing is taking place at branch 55 of Tehron's Court for
[00:07:16] International Affairs. According to authorities,
[00:07:19] 71 people were killed in that
[00:07:21] strike. Evain prison is a civilian
[00:07:25] facility and targeting it with fighter jets constitutes
[00:07:29] violation of international law, particularly international
[00:07:32] humanitarian law. Such attacks amount to war crimes and
[00:07:36] other serious violations of international law. Today the
[00:07:39] families are asking the court to examine.
[00:08:43] them in deliberately targeting them in violation of that protection
[00:08:47] constitutionally, even the prison's medical center was structurately even
[00:08:51] the prison's medical center was proceedings are so important, some of our
[00:08:55] proceedings are so important, some of our most experienced lawyers are
[00:08:59] handling this case, and the court's eventual ruling could be a
[00:09:02] significant step towards securing justice for the victims and their
[00:09:06] families. the lawyers say the lawsuits are intended not only
[00:09:10] to secure compensation, but to establish legal
[00:09:14] record the attacks and their consequences. For
[00:09:18] these families, no court ruling can bring back their loved ones, but they
[00:09:22] hope that these proceedings will open new avenues in their pursuit of
[00:09:25] justice. Gisum Shah Madi Press TV,
[00:09:28] Tehran. Iranian foreign minister
[00:09:32] Abbas Sarahchi has arrived ashkabad, the capital of
[00:09:36] Turkmanistan for an official visit aarchi is scheduled to hold
[00:09:40] talks with senior turkman officials, says it seeks to enhance
[00:09:44] bilateral cooperation in different sectors
[00:09:46] including energy and she last visited
[00:09:49] Turkmenistan in June 2025 when he held talks
[00:09:53] with his turkman counterpart Rashid
[00:09:56] Meradath.
[00:10:01] With the US midterms, just a day away candidates are making their
[00:10:05] final push to win over
[00:10:06] voters.
[00:10:10] My focus has never wavered. "I have been clear about what our
[00:10:14] responsibilities are, so rather than focus a distraction
[00:10:18] about who said, what to whom, where they went, I've been
[00:10:21] consistent, I want to get money out of politics."
[00:10:25] "I want to put money back in pockets, I want Medicare for
[00:10:29] all. I want to take on the heinous price of gas, the ridiculous
[00:10:33] price of groceries, the fact that people in the richest, most powerful country in the world cannot see
[00:10:36] doctor, the notion that we should continue to breathe unclean air or
[00:10:40] unclean water. That has been the focus of this campaign since April of
[00:10:44] 2025 when we kicked it off. It's what we said in rooms across the
[00:10:48] state, 700 public events, 120 different cities now, it's what
[00:10:52] I've said in every interview with probably every single one of you." Right, it's what I said on
[00:10:56] TV, it's what I said, I was trying
[00:10:57] to fall asleep at night. It is the goal of this campaign. It's tough, you
[00:11:01] all know, it's tough right now, and and we can really
[00:11:04] change the this country for the better. It's not just this
[00:11:08] election right here, it's about all across United States, you're seeing
[00:11:12] people uh, the are sick and tired of millionaires
[00:11:16] getting what they want, while the rest of us have to pick up the
[00:11:18] scraps.
[00:11:22] Democratic and Republican candidates traded shot. attacks during
[00:11:25] debates and campaign rallies with the bor on Iran and its economic
[00:11:29] consequences in the US among the key issues. According to the
[00:11:33] latest survey, democrats continue to hold an edge over
[00:11:36] Republicans. However, several closely contested senate
[00:11:40] races could determine which party takes control the Congress.
[00:11:44] Democrats need to flip four Republican held seats to gain
[00:11:48] control the Senate while defending their own seats in key states
[00:11:52] such as Michigan, Georgia and New Hampshire. Several states
[00:11:56] including Texas and California are seeing closely contested
[00:11:59] house races with competitive contest taking place across
[00:12:03] the
[00:12:04] country.
[00:12:08] French students have resumed blocking schools throughout the country after their
[00:12:12] return from two-week holiday. The head of a student union said the
[00:12:16] government's proposals fell short of expectations and failed to
[00:12:20] address their demands. The blockades are expected to expand on Tuesday
[00:12:23] spreading to universities across the country. French President
[00:12:27] Emmanuel Macron has urged schools to resume classes pointing to new
[00:12:31] government measures aimed that tackling the education crisis.
[00:12:35] France has been gripped by nationwide anti-government protest since September
[00:12:39] the 17th when student let demonstrations over poor school
[00:12:43] conditions began. the movement has since widened to include anger over
[00:12:47] the rising cost of living and soaring fuel prices with
[00:12:51] protesters also demanding macron's resignation. human rights
[00:12:55] groups have accused the police of using disproportionate force
[00:12:59] to suppress the demonstrations, reporting that several teenagers
[00:13:02] have suffered severe warlike injuries from police
[00:13:06] weapons.
[00:13:11] I'm now joined by Mustafa Traore, academic and political
[00:13:15] commentator from Paris. Mustafa, very good to have you on this news
[00:13:18] bulletin. Well, the protests are not dying down as
[00:13:22] many French officials expected. do you expect this is going to
[00:13:26] lead? we do not know where this is going to lead
[00:13:30] us, but it was clear if we listen
[00:13:34] to what the students were saying, they were saying before the
[00:13:38] holidays, before the break, the were say saying that they
[00:13:41] would resume the the the protest
[00:13:44] and the blockades, so this is what
[00:13:48] is happening now, so where it is going to lead us, we do not
[00:13:52] know, because if we look at all the... schools that are closed
[00:13:56] today, we have very few
[00:13:59] schools that are closed, all the universities,
[00:14:03] i think are functioning, so it is
[00:14:07] just very little, very small number of of
[00:14:11] schools that are not open today, i think
[00:14:14] there pick about something like one%
[00:14:18] of all the schools in the country, so this is very limiting,
[00:14:22] but we are just starting new way.
[00:14:25] and
[00:14:26] the the students are just back to to school, so we are
[00:14:30] going we have to wait and see and and to to have
[00:14:34] better idea of where this one is going to lead
[00:14:37] us. most of the other thing is that the local new
[00:14:41] government has already announced billions of euros in additional
[00:14:45] education investment, additional university prices,
[00:14:49] places and reforms to the admission systems, yet
[00:14:53] students representatives remain. dissatisfied so far, do
[00:14:57] these concessions address the structural problems driving the
[00:15:00] protest or are they primarily attempt to contain the mounting
[00:15:04] political pressure without tackling the deeper
[00:15:08] inequalities within French society? according
[00:15:12] to the experts uh what was given by the
[00:15:16] government is not enough, what the govern
[00:15:19] decided or accepted to give to the students is not enough, so
[00:15:23] this is what they carry on, with the
[00:15:26] protest, um, I did not have look
[00:15:29] at um, the claims, the precise look at the
[00:15:33] claim the the students and and the and
[00:15:36] what they... expected from the government, but this is what we we
[00:15:40] read in the news that they are not satisfied
[00:15:44] and we've got to also keep in mind
[00:15:48] that um the claims from the
[00:15:51] students have been existing for many years now,
[00:15:55] so it is, if you look 10 years
[00:15:58] ago, the the universities and
[00:16:01] the schools were in very poor conditions, but they were not
[00:16:05] complaining, but I think now... we reach new
[00:16:08] era where uh students are more
[00:16:12] um conscious of what is happening, especially, i think this one
[00:16:16] has to be linked to um uh foreign policy as
[00:16:19] well, they hear lots of money given to ukraine and they ask
[00:16:23] themselves, okay we give all these money to okay we give all
[00:16:27] these money to ukraine, but look at the
[00:16:30] condition education system, so this is why they are
[00:16:34] complaining in my opinion, there are lots of things that do not under stand
[00:16:38] and at the same time they see that the purchasing power
[00:16:42] their parents is is declining okay and we
[00:16:45] know that students who go to university as well they are
[00:16:49] struggling to make ends meets so I think it is
[00:16:53] all this that the government government has to deal with
[00:16:57] and it's bit complicated for the government to deal with all these
[00:17:00] issues especially because um the
[00:17:04] government has very few uh months left.
[00:17:07] before the elections exactly refer to the election
[00:17:11] and um considering the challenges posed by these protests
[00:17:15] on the Emmanuel Macron's government, could the student movement
[00:17:19] become a catalyst for a wider crisis of
[00:17:23] political legitimacy, particularly as France approaches the elections, as
[00:17:27] you mentioned? yes of course definitely, and I think we are in
[00:17:31] it right now, because um uh no one voted
[00:17:35] for the government that we have if look at the last election
[00:17:39] that we had here in France um it was the
[00:17:42] left uh who won the election
[00:17:45] but the government we have is not from the left okay
[00:17:49] so which means that macron uh
[00:17:52] is uh is leading the country just because people
[00:17:56] voted for him uh because he
[00:18:00] they did not want to see Marine Lepen so there was
[00:18:04] this kind of um of let's say
[00:18:07] yeah uh blocate
[00:18:10] against uh Marine Marine Marine
[00:18:14] Lepen and this is fact this is what explains the
[00:18:18] the fact that we have macron as the president of France same thing for
[00:18:21] the government no one voted for this government
[00:18:25] so the the French people have enough with going to
[00:18:29] the votes and having something total
[00:18:32] different that is put into place and that's not
[00:18:36] the first time. Okay, the last vote they had regarding
[00:18:40] the the the EU was the same thing, they voted for one thing and
[00:18:44] they had something totally different, so they have enough, so
[00:18:48] this what is at stakes here, is the french
[00:18:52] democracy that is takes and they've got the feeling that we
[00:18:56] live a kind of monarchy, okay, so we have a president,
[00:19:00] we got rid the monarch with the
[00:19:04] french revolution, but we kept the system and... "the system is
[00:19:08] still here and this is what they they are trying to get rid of
[00:19:11] now, okay, because not having a
[00:19:15] king or monarch is one thing, but if you have the
[00:19:18] system that remains, that is very problematic, so now we
[00:19:22] have to get or the frent people think then they have to get rid of
[00:19:26] that system of of
[00:19:29] monarch taking decisions without consulting the
[00:19:33] people, indeed the pleasure talking to dr."
[00:19:38] academic and political commentator joining me from
[00:19:41] Paris. Hamas has condemned
[00:19:44] International silance in the face of what it called the zianise
[00:19:48] terrorism of Israel, vowing that the regime will never manage to
[00:19:51] eliminate Palestinian's national identity. Hamas made the point
[00:19:55] a statement to mark the 109th anniversary the Bal
[00:19:59] Four declaration that set off the fabrication of Israel as an
[00:20:03] entity. The group said the declaration was sinister pledge by Britain.
[00:20:07] to Jews regarding territory Britain didn't own and zionists
[00:20:11] didn't deserve. It said Israel is fascist regime that is
[00:20:15] committing every sort of crime including killing,
[00:20:18] displacing and genocide against Palestinians. Hamas called for a
[00:20:22] unified Palestinian struggle to liberate the nation's
[00:20:25] lands. It also reiterated forced refugees rights to
[00:20:29] return to their homeland and called for international pressure to
[00:20:33] end Israeli terrorism.
[00:20:38] fresh deadly strikes on the gaza strip in fresh deadly strikes on
[00:20:42] the gaza strip in yet another violation the seasified
[00:20:46] regime signed with hamas a year ago drone attacks hit this
[00:20:50] central and southern parts the coastal strip, killing three and injuring four
[00:20:54] others. the Israeli strikes have been killing garsans, many them
[00:20:57] children almost a daily basis since the genocide began
[00:21:01] three years ago. on Sunday attack on Albawasi area of
[00:21:05] canyoners killed nine Palestinians. one the victims was
[00:21:08] four-year-old boy and
[00:21:10] five were policeman. the Israeli genocide in Gaza has killed over
[00:21:14] 74,500 people since October
[00:21:17] 2023, at least 100 them were
[00:21:21] killed since the cease fire the last
[00:21:23] year.
[00:21:31] Brazilians are mobilizing once again to demand justice against those
[00:21:35] they call traits to the homeland for having obstructed voting in the
[00:21:39] presidential election. Ambed retaliation against those who voted for
[00:21:42] Lula, the new government will need to be more anti-imperalist
[00:21:46] to confront the challenge imperialist to confront. the
[00:21:50] challenges of foreign interference, a correspondent Bernard
[00:21:54] Lautaro
[00:21:54] reports.
[00:21:58] According to investigation by the Brazilian federal police, the
[00:22:02] Mossath, Israel's intelligence service allegedly
[00:22:06] helped Flavia Bolsonaro fly Brazil. A former
[00:22:09] agent reportedly accompanied the losing presidential candidate across the
[00:22:13] border with Argentina and auto flight to the United
[00:22:17] States, where he was granted asylum by Donald Trump
[00:22:20] administration a gente tá agora, people
[00:22:23] are now, I think, coming to the realization that this family is the embodiment of all
[00:22:27] this global zionism that drives a global economy, we can no longer
[00:22:31] live in isolation, and here in Brazil, it's the Brazilian Jeff
[00:22:35] Epsteen, so this epsteen network is present all over the world,
[00:22:39] and here in Brazil, it's a movement just as strong as it is elsewhere. In Sao
[00:22:42] Paulo, residents protested to demand justice against far right
[00:22:46] politicians who sabotaged public transportation on.
[00:23:07] and in so many other cities across Brazil where the far right, the bolsonaro
[00:23:11] supporters who don't believe in the vote have tried to prevent people from voting, we're
[00:23:15] calling for the impeachment of Ricardo Noons as well as the mayor of
[00:23:18] salvador and all the...
[00:23:20] who deliberately shut down public transportation services. the far right is also
[00:23:24] taking retaliatory measures against Lula's borders in
[00:23:28] areas where the sin export industry
[00:23:31] predominates, where they compete with indigenous
[00:23:35] peoples who want to preserve nature. we
[00:23:39] knew it wouldn't be easy, and now we're seeing that after the elections, even
[00:23:43] though we voted for Lula, amid much criticism, confident that we could have a more
[00:23:47] accountable government, our indigenous communities are now. facing
[00:23:50] retaliation, we're suffering from threats, murders and invasions
[00:23:54] of our lands because they refuse to accept
[00:23:57] defeat. seriamente
[00:24:00] in direção. what i hope for from president Lula's new administration is that
[00:24:04] it will, in fact, take serious steps toward creating a more
[00:24:07] just, fraternal and compassionate Brazil through the implementation
[00:24:11] of a universal basic income. brazil's election winners
[00:24:15] want the justice system to take a talk stance against
[00:24:19] those they. consider traits to the nation. They say
[00:24:23] Lula's agenda must be protected from acts of
[00:24:26] sabotage carried out by the far
[00:24:29] right, which is aligned with the United States
[00:24:33] in order to defend the counts in order to
[00:24:37] defend the country's national
[00:24:39] sovereignty. Reporting for Press
[00:24:42] TV. And that brings us
[00:24:45] to the and that brings us to the end of this news bulletin. Thank
[00:24:49] you so
[00:24:49] much for. Staying with us on Press
[00:24:51] TV.
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[00:27:17] In November 1985, baby girl was born into an
[00:27:20] Iranian family devoted to culture and thought, her life
[00:27:24] intertwined from the beginning with words of light. While her mother had
[00:27:28] initially planned to name her maha, she turned her heart to the Quran for
[00:27:32] guidance. and upon opening it, surah Maryam appeared
[00:27:35] before her eyes. It was meaningful, celestial name that as
[00:27:39] those close to her would later affirm became a true reflection of
[00:27:43] her dignity, patience and pure spirit. Mariam pursued her
[00:27:47] education with remarkable brilliance and
[00:27:50] perseverance. During her undergraduate studies at Lorestan
[00:27:53] University, she was recognized as an exceptionally gifted
[00:27:57] student earning direct admission to the master's program
[00:28:01] without an entrance. examination, her thirst for learning
[00:28:04] paved the way to Shahid Chamna University of Ahvaz, where she
[00:28:08] completed her Ph.D. in Persian language and literature with
[00:28:12] top honors. With a soul deeply enriched by Persian
[00:28:16] literature, she dedicated eight foodful years of her life
[00:28:20] as caring educator, devoted to teaching and nurturing
[00:28:23] students. It was along this academic journey that she met Dr. Riza
[00:28:27] Jamshidi, fellow literature scholar and kindered spirit. Their
[00:28:31] deep bond blossom. into marriage in July 2019, building a
[00:28:35] home voven with love, peace, grace and mutual respect, a sanctuary
[00:28:39] where Mariam was a comforting refuge for her husband and loved
[00:28:43] ones. In October 2023, their home was blessed with the birth
[00:28:47] their daughter, Seline. Celine had only two years and five
[00:28:50] months to live in the tender care of her parents, yet in
[00:28:54] that brief time, her sweet innocence and childhood charm
[00:28:58] brought light, hope and joy into the family alongside their warm.
[00:29:02] family life Mariam and reza exemplified deep humanity in
[00:29:06] their professional and social roles. for Mariam, teaching
[00:29:10] was more than a job. with heartfelt motherly compassion,
[00:29:14] she actively supported students, particularly those in
[00:29:17] under-privileged areas, forming bonds so meaningful that
[00:29:21] she became ethical role model and the primary inspiration for
[00:29:25] many them to choose teaching as their own
[00:29:27] profession. on march 17th following deadly attack
[00:29:31] naser. their cultured family, Dr. Mariam Bakhshi,
[00:29:35] her husband, Dr. Reza Jamshidi and their young daughter Seline were
[00:29:39] killed together, the memory and legacy of this distinguished scholar and
[00:29:43] devoted teacher who kept the light of knowledge burning for the next
[00:29:47] generation, will forever live on in the hearts of her
[00:29:51] students, in moving commemorations and the conscious memory
[00:29:55] of
[00:29:55] society.