PRESSTV — broadcast
20261102 190000 UTC
405 transcript segments
Google Speech-to-Text API Automatic Transcription (Chirp)
Data courtesy of The GDELT Project (https://www.gdeltproject.org/), from the Internet Archive TV News Archive.
Machine transcription. Treat it as a searchable index of what was broadcast, not a verbatim quotation record.

[00:00:00] time of for the Washington to decide to opt for diplomacy or
[00:00:04] war. We are on discussing West
[00:00:07] Asia peace and security with ranking
[00:00:10] of Chinese officials who are also hosting the
[00:00:12] of Sultan of Oman over the same
[00:00:13] issue.
[00:00:18] Any Yemani armed forces, fresh reprisal attacks, target Saudi
[00:00:22] Arabia's damam
[00:00:24] of airport and
[00:00:24] of radar side and
[00:00:25] zone.
[00:00:30] in
[00:00:45] Hello of and welcome, this is Press TV's world news.
[00:00:49] Iran's foreign minister says Tehran has offered its plan to the
[00:00:53] mediators and now
[00:00:54] it is up to Washington to choose between diplomacy and
[00:00:57] war.
[00:01:09] of
[00:01:14] of
[00:01:33] made of the remarks during his trip to Turkmenistan, he said Iran does not
[00:01:37] about to pressure and that this rate of
[00:01:39] of removes will only reopen if Iran's conditions are fully
[00:01:42] accepted, he also brief Turkman
[00:01:45] of officials on regional developments and Iran's combat
[00:01:49] de
[00:01:50] of readiness, she described his trip as
[00:01:52] de productive and aimed at following up on major bilateral projects
[00:01:56] in energy, transit and economic sectors.
[00:02:08] of
[00:02:30] for the aggression another point concern the grave crime of
[00:02:34] assassinating the great leader
[00:02:35] of the islamic revolution and his family members. the
[00:02:39] chinese side also
[00:02:41] address this as very serious matter that cannot be easily
[00:02:43] overlooked. they condemn the assassination and stressed that it was
[00:02:47] an unprecedented
[00:02:48] crime.
[00:02:52] made
[00:02:53] a remarks during his visit to china for talks with high level
[00:02:56] officials has met with the chinese foreign minister. and
[00:03:00] discussed the consequences
[00:03:02] of the US and Israely war in Iran, Tehran's diplomatic
[00:03:06] initiatives to end the war as well as regional security. The Chinese
[00:03:10] foreign minister for his part expressed support for Iran's
[00:03:13] sovereignty and security. Oman Sultan is also
[00:03:17] visiting Beijing. According to Almodin, trilateral talks
[00:03:21] involving Iran, Oman and China are underway focusing on
[00:03:25] Oman's renewed mediation between Tehron and Washington to
[00:03:29] be backed. by Chinese economic and security
[00:03:32] guarantees. Meanwhile, Iran's top security official,
[00:03:36] Major General Mohsen Rizahi held a telephone
[00:03:39] conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin to
[00:03:43] discuss regional
[00:03:45] of developments. The two also stress the need for a strategic co-operation
[00:03:49] based on the mutually agreed road
[00:03:51] map.
[00:03:55] Iran's Navy says a violating oil tanker caught
[00:03:59] in fire up. after hitting seam mine in the straight of remoz, according to the
[00:04:03] navy, the tanker was moving
[00:04:05] in a prohibited and unsafe area east
[00:04:08] of the straight of remoz when it struck seam mine causing a
[00:04:11] fire and board. vessel had
[00:04:14] of switched off its navigation systems, the navy worn tanker
[00:04:17] owners to learn from the fate of such vessels which
[00:04:21] try to pass through prohibited areas by turning after
[00:04:24] navigation systems and said unauthorized passage
[00:04:28] through
[00:04:29] in high risk areas. can lead to mine strikes and
[00:04:32] fires. the IRGC's navy command has
[00:04:36] said that from October the 25th, the date of Centcom
[00:04:40] Commander Brad Cooper's show visit to the
[00:04:42] of Straight of Formus to date, that's in nine days later,
[00:04:46] 11 violating tankers have burned in the straight of removes with
[00:04:50] some sinking to the depths
[00:04:52] of the
[00:04:52] sea.
[00:04:58] now from the nightly rallies, in the city of Mashad
[00:05:01] after 247 nights that the people of Iran have been
[00:05:05] of understates to show their solidarity and support for the Islamic
[00:05:08] establishment and also the Iranian
[00:05:10] a armed a forces in one
[00:05:12] of these rallies, as they just said, in the city of mashad, our
[00:05:15] correspondent is joining us to tell us about the
[00:05:19] atmosphere there, moin over to you, good
[00:05:23] evening to
[00:05:23] you,
[00:05:32] it's been almost 250 n has been in the
[00:05:36] streets indefense
[00:05:37] the country, islamic establishment
[00:05:39] and the islamic arm republic of Iran.
[00:06:08] It seems that we are dealing with technical difficulties when it
[00:06:12] comes to. our connection with our correspondent in mashad, moin amin, my colleagues
[00:06:16] are trying to get him backed uh for the rest of that
[00:06:19] conversation. for now, more than 11 billion dollars in political
[00:06:23] advertising is projected for America's 2026 mid-terms
[00:06:27] elections sparking debate over the influence of billionaires,
[00:06:31] big tech and powerful political organizations.
[00:06:34] apac is at the center of online backlash with users
[00:06:38] questioning its role in helping republicans maintain. under
[00:06:42] congressional majority and advance Donald Trump's foreign policy
[00:06:46] agenda.
[00:06:52] $4.2
[00:06:54] billion. That's how much the
[00:06:58] ultra rich have poured into this mid-term
[00:07:01] election. This is not complicated, so follow me
[00:07:05] now. If the ultra rich are
[00:07:09] willing to invest 4.2. billion
[00:07:13] dollars a midterm election with no president
[00:07:17] on the ballot, the only people they care about
[00:07:21] on the ballot are your congress
[00:07:24] people and your senators that are running, and why do they
[00:07:28] care? because those are the people who write the
[00:07:31] laws, those are the people that decide
[00:07:35] who gets taxed and how
[00:07:38] much and where that money gets
[00:07:40] spent.
[00:07:46] "I am sitting out midterms and all elections, unless a true
[00:07:50] American first that receives no money from
[00:07:53] IPAC.
[00:07:58] Now the common denominator isn't iPac anymore, but pro
[00:08:01] Israel statements and
[00:08:03] stances.
[00:08:09] When did we decide it was normal to spend billions. of dollars trying
[00:08:13] to influence elections in this country. Elon Musk
[00:08:17] alone has reportedly contributed more than 445 million
[00:08:21] to federal political committees during the 2026 election
[00:08:25] cycle. And meanwhile, American families are struggling to afford
[00:08:28] groceries, housing, healthcare, and basic necessities.
[00:08:32] It just bothers me. I know campaigns cost money, nobody's arguing that they
[00:08:36] shouldn't, but when did our elections become so
[00:08:39] focused on who can raise the most money. instead of who has the best
[00:08:43] ideas?
[00:08:49] big tech tried to buy the mid-terms, the mid-terms may bury big
[00:08:53] tech. you can fund a campaign, you cannot buy a
[00:08:56] backlash.
[00:09:01] well, all that money invested in losing elections, we are not benefiting from that
[00:09:05] money.
[00:09:12] Garden Nixon, radio host and political analyst in Washington DC
[00:09:16] joined us earlier for his insight into the upcoming US mid-term
[00:09:20] elections. Well,
[00:09:24] what's driving this is the realization the American public
[00:09:28] that they are not being um represented by the uh
[00:09:32] the the members of Congress and by their political so-called representatives that they were
[00:09:36] on their own and so what's happening because the issues cannot
[00:09:40] be discussed um a way that will be attractive to the
[00:09:43] voters, instead they have to try to fool the voters, they have to
[00:09:47] use creative um ways to uh convince the voters to vote
[00:09:51] for them that are not related to policy, and that's very
[00:09:53] expensive. these uh people who are
[00:09:57] potential members of congress are literally vetted. i have had
[00:10:01] people running for congress tell me, running actually even for state
[00:10:05] offices tell me that they had to go to an apec um office
[00:10:09] to be vetted um to ensure that they...
[00:10:12] sufficiently supported Israel before they could even run? what's the
[00:10:16] point of voting? why are we voting? um, you can't vote your way
[00:10:20] out of it. that is um, you know, recognition
[00:10:24] in my opinion. that uh their voices are
[00:10:27] not heard and that there is not democracy for the
[00:10:31] masses, there is a as as you know you kind of illustrated
[00:10:35] this, there is a battle between competing factions the ruling elite and the
[00:10:38] American people and the working class don't get a say in this and the the
[00:10:42] American people are starting to see it because it's so obvious and i'll just say this
[00:10:46] particularly in the last election where the president the united states ran
[00:10:50] a platform of peace that was very attractive to lot
[00:10:54] of voters and won a coalition that no one ever thought would come
[00:10:58] together, people who had disperant ideological views all came together
[00:11:02] because they wanted peace, and when he got in office they got the they got
[00:11:05] the opposite, and I think that was dramatic lesson for the electorate here in the
[00:11:09] United States.
[00:11:13] After two weeks of school holidays, a student protest resumed
[00:11:17] across France on Monday, November the 2nd, with several high
[00:11:21] schools blocked. Students have denounced police violence, they
[00:11:25] will continue mobilizing despite a
[00:11:27] pressure. student
[00:11:31] protests have resumed in France. high school students have now organized
[00:11:34] blockades as the movement has entered new phase. the return to
[00:11:38] school has not brought an end to the mobilization. students say
[00:11:42] their demands remain unanswered and insist they are determined to continue
[00:11:46] protesting.
[00:11:50] we knew the movement would not lose momentum during the holidays and here we are.
[00:11:55] back for the start the school year, the government is wrong if it thought we would
[00:11:59] stop. this is not just a symbolic movement, it reflects
[00:12:03] widespread anger, and we want things to change. of course,
[00:12:06] we're not going to stop here. the police violence against us shows the
[00:12:10] government's hypocrisy. they don't want things to change, so they use
[00:12:14] heavy police repression to make us abandon the struggle, but that's not
[00:12:18] going to stop us. find it unacceptable, and it really shows how
[00:12:22] little the government listens to the people.
[00:12:33] if they listened things would be better, it would all move faster
[00:12:37] and we would have ended the blockades, all we want is better conditions to study,
[00:12:41] we want to study, we're not blocking schools because we want to skip
[00:12:44] classes, we actually want to learn, but the government doesn't understand
[00:12:48] that, they think violence will stop us from protesting, but it only makes us
[00:12:52] even angrier, we're going to keep fighting until they give. because we've had
[00:12:56] enough, but the return to school was also marked by reports of
[00:12:59] physical violence during police interventions, with students
[00:13:03] describing what they say were brutal acts against
[00:13:05] them.
[00:13:09] police officers violently beat us this morning, one officer
[00:13:13] even tore my sweater while violently pulling me to the ground, they
[00:13:17] threw me to the ground, my classmates were being choked,
[00:13:21] another student was grabbed by the legs and dragged along the ground by
[00:13:55] they will not be silenced and intend to keep mobilizing until their demands
[00:13:59] are heard. Casim Hasan, reporting for
[00:14:02] press tv in Paris. Reporting for Press TV in
[00:14:06] Paris.
[00:14:09] Spokesman the Yemen Armed Forces says Yemen has carried out
[00:14:13] retaliatory over the past two days. General
[00:14:17] Yahya
[00:14:18] say two drone strikes target at Damas airport disrupting air
[00:14:22] traffic and another hits early warning. radar side
[00:14:26] in Gizon. He also said a military transport aircraft at
[00:14:29] Gizon airport was targeted. Spokesman added that Saudi
[00:14:33] fighter jets conducted 109 attacks on the Yemini
[00:14:37] provinces over the past day. Strikes have left
[00:14:40] several civilians dead or
[00:14:42] wounded.
[00:14:48] Five people have been killed in freshious ready attacks undergoes this trip as the
[00:14:51] Palestinian death doll since October 2023. rises
[00:14:55] to 74,609.
[00:14:59] goza's health ministry says 11 palestinians were killed in 38
[00:15:03] others wounded over the past 48 hours, bringing the total
[00:15:07] number the wounded to
[00:15:08] 175,872.
[00:15:12] at least 1,500 Palestinians have been killed since
[00:15:16] last year's cease fire. is ready strikes have continued across
[00:15:20] the besieg territory, despite the truth with civilians including
[00:15:24] children. among the
[00:15:26] victims, over a century
[00:15:30] has passed since the British government represented by its
[00:15:34] then prime minister, balfor issued and main
[00:15:37] declaration to the signist movement, this declaration promised them
[00:15:41] a state on Palestinian land. In essence, it was an
[00:15:45] endorsement for the Isready gangs to occupy
[00:15:48] Palestine.
[00:15:52] Over 1009 years have passed painfully since the
[00:15:56] despeable b for declaration issued by the bish government to the
[00:15:59] zionist on November the 2nd, 1917, promising them
[00:16:03] a stay on Palestinian land, a promise given by those who had no right.
[00:16:12] From a historical perspective, the Palestinian people had been living on these
[00:16:16] lands for centuries before even the British mandate.
[00:16:19] Palestine was part the Ottoman Empire, but the British government
[00:16:23] decided to reward the Zionists for their role in World War II by
[00:16:27] granting them Palestine to establish new entity. This
[00:16:30] declaration unequivocally authorized the Zionists to commit
[00:16:34] massacres and forcibly displace the indigenous population.
[00:16:45] void of people and should be given to people without land. this
[00:16:49] premise laid the foundation for one the most brutal occupations
[00:16:53] humanity has ever witnessed as perceived by the zionis as a green
[00:16:57] light to occupy Palestine and expell its indigenous
[00:17:00] population.
[00:17:05] since
[00:17:05] I was young girl I have witnessed. the Israeli atrocities and
[00:17:09] massacres against the Palestinian people. I remember how the Israeli
[00:17:13] gangs occupied the Gaza Strip in 1967.
[00:17:16] It's no wonder that the Israeli crimes continue unabated.
[00:17:20] I lost 36 relatives in the Israeli genocidal war on
[00:17:24] Gaza. All of this is a direct result the Balford
[00:17:28] declaration, which allowed the Israeli occupation to expel us from our
[00:17:32] lands.
[00:17:36] For many, the Israeli. Genocidal war against Gaza is reviewed
[00:17:40] as the culmination of western complicity. This complicity primarily
[00:17:44] enabled the establishment the Israeli regime on Palestinian land
[00:17:47] and allowed Israeli gangs to commit atrocities against
[00:17:50] Palestinians.
[00:17:53] We mark the Balford declaration this year amits
[00:17:57] the ongoing genocidal war in Gaza, which is one of its
[00:18:01] significant consequencer, which is one of its significant
[00:18:04] consequences. Even after over a century.
[00:18:07] persist. I firmly believe that as long as western countries
[00:18:11] continue to show more complicity, the Israeli crimes will
[00:18:15] persist. More than a century
[00:18:18] after that declaration, Palestinians across all
[00:18:22] Palestinian territories continue to suffer its consequences.
[00:18:26] They face increased violence, displacement and
[00:18:29] injustice. With over 7 million Palestinians is still living as
[00:18:33] refugees is scattered worldwide. The
[00:18:36] consequences. the uphorrant Balford declaration continue to
[00:18:40] profoundly affect the Palestinian people who remain subjected to
[00:18:44] ongoing injustice and suffering, they continue to
[00:18:48] bear the devastating human coast of western complicity
[00:18:51] and the international community's persistent failure to take
[00:18:55] meaningful action to end their suffering and uphold their fundamental
[00:18:59] rights, but the central area of
[00:19:03] gazib. It was an
[00:19:06] unprecedent. had large scale strike, bringing together
[00:19:10] dock workers at more than 100 ports across several
[00:19:13] continents. their message was clear, stop the war and
[00:19:17] halt arms shipments to
[00:19:19] Israel.
[00:19:28] dock workers across more than 100 port stage a
[00:19:32] coordinated global strike against arms shipment
[00:19:35] in to Israel a occupied Palestine organized
[00:19:39] under the banner duck workers don't work for war and
[00:19:42] supported by the no harbor for genocide campaign
[00:19:46] demanding that port facilities not be used
[00:19:50] to transport weapons destinated for war zones. Over
[00:19:54] 25 unions across five continents
[00:19:57] participated. The action was described by organizers
[00:20:01] as the largest coordinated international strike
[00:20:05] by port workers ever aimed. at halting the
[00:20:09] militarization of civilian ports. key
[00:20:12] participating ports included Perus in
[00:20:15] Greece, Genova and Triist in
[00:20:19] Italy, Lohhav and Mersey in France,
[00:20:22] Valencia and Algeries in Spain,
[00:20:26] Tanger Mad in Morocco, Hamburg in Germany and
[00:20:30] NAVA in India. A prominent flash
[00:20:33] point was Pers in Greece, it stock are.
[00:20:37] Greece's largest seaport and major gateway for
[00:20:41] cargo and passenger ferries. In Istanbul,
[00:20:45] protesters gathered outside uh Hyder pasa
[00:20:49] port with miners reading no to war, no to
[00:20:52] armament. Spanish union coordinator as mobilized
[00:20:56] across 15 ports including Barcelona while Swedish workers
[00:21:00] struck at 11 ports. Their slogan, no to war,
[00:21:04] no to armament. Organizers
[00:21:07] estimated the strike could destrupt over 40%
[00:21:10] of Mediterranean cargo traffic with participating ports
[00:21:14] handling 63% of container traffic in the region,
[00:21:18] approximately. containers were
[00:21:22] halted during the 24-hour action and using a
[00:21:26] un average of $54,00
[00:21:30] per container. the effected shipments were valued at
[00:21:33] roughly $2.8 billion dollars. other
[00:21:37] estimated placed the stalled freight at over
[00:21:40] $2 billion. the aim was to target military
[00:21:44] related cargos. for example, the campaign noted that arms
[00:21:48] shipments continued flow with through ports despite
[00:21:51] announced export bans. The cargos targeted
[00:21:55] included weapons and ammunition, military
[00:21:59] equipment and components for Israel's elpit systems, the
[00:22:02] country's largest arms manufacturer. The no harbor for
[00:22:06] genocide campaign tracked 315 shipments of
[00:22:10] elbit systems components through 56
[00:22:14] commercial ports in 29 countries between August
[00:22:17] 2025 and September 2020.
[00:22:21] si uh campaigners also monitored 3,400 shipments
[00:22:25] supplying American military bases through 67 ports in
[00:22:29] 42 countries. Egypt's port said uh was
[00:22:33] flag said flagged was a transit point where
[00:22:36] ships reportedly listed the port before disabling
[00:22:40] AIS signals raising transparency concerns about
[00:22:44] final
[00:22:45] destinations. And that
[00:22:48] brings us to the end of this. edition a world news bulletin, thank you for watching and
[00:22:52] bye-bye.
[00:24:36] Around midnight on March 15th, 2026, in the quiet village
[00:24:40] of Amrabad near adok, an ordinary family was living their
[00:24:43] simple peaceful life. Their modest home was not a military
[00:24:47] outpost, nor did it store any weapons, it was... simply a
[00:24:50] sanctuary of peace for those who lived there, that
[00:24:53] nightmare com was shattered by heavy joint US-Israeli
[00:24:57] air strike that directly struck the residential area,
[00:25:01] bringing the roof crashing down upon the defenseless family
[00:25:04] inside. from beneath the rubble emerged the most
[00:25:08] heartbreaking truth, the lifeless body of newborn named
[00:25:11] sayid mujtaba, sajadi far who was only three days old,
[00:25:15] infant who had barely opened his eyes to the world or felt
[00:25:19] the warm. of life was struck down by ariel bombardment,
[00:25:23] silence forever in his mother's arms before his voice could even be
[00:25:27] heard. In instant, this tragedy wiped out three
[00:25:31] generations of a single family alongside the three-day old infant, his
[00:25:35] two-year-old sister, Fatima Noura, their mother Somaya
[00:25:38] Muhammadi, and the family's grandmother all lost their
[00:25:41] lives, a home that should have echoed with soft lalabies and
[00:25:45] toddler's laughter was reduced within seconds to
[00:25:48] keep of ash. concrete and rubble, this tragedy
[00:25:52] stands as an undeniable reminder the
[00:25:56] catastrophic and irreparable toll that bombardments inflict
[00:26:00] upon civilians while sayid mujtaba's name was later
[00:26:03] recorded in statements and retaliatory military actions
[00:26:06] including the 57th wave of operation true promise
[00:26:10] for as the youngest victim the conflict, the weight of this
[00:26:14] loss goes far beyond any military dispute, the death of
[00:26:18] innocent child who lived for just 72 hours leaves
[00:26:22] a lasting scar on human conscience, serving as a painful
[00:26:26] reminder of innocence crushed beneath falling
[00:26:28] bombs.
[00:26:39] Welcome to the French way of shaping the
[00:26:41] future, we have a special
[00:26:45] plan for your
[00:26:46] children, ça
[00:26:49] suffit, il ruine notre
[00:26:51] avenir,
[00:26:57] we hear their
[00:26:58] voices.
[00:27:05] We understand their needs
[00:27:06] and we
[00:27:10] give each and every one them our personal
[00:27:12] attention with
[00:27:16] highly trained personnel, advanced equipment and a
[00:27:20] constant presence by their
[00:27:21] side.
[00:27:38] so the impact of our care stays with them for the rest their
[00:27:41] lives, plans
[00:27:43] and of course our extend beyond France, we have recommendations
[00:27:47] for the rest the world, et proclamions notre fois dans les droits
[00:27:51] fondamentaux l'homme, et nous nous engagions à créer les conditions la
[00:27:55] justice, à favoriser le progrès social, à pratiquer la tolérance et à vivre
[00:27:59] en paix les uns avec les autres.
[00:28:02] You have our word. Wherever your children go, we'll be right behind
[00:28:05] them.
[00:30:53] welcome to women of resistance zahar ahmad abdu
[00:30:56] rabu al asmana lived in