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[00:00:00] فارسی اینجا برای ما فقط یه دریا
[00:00:03] نیست هویتمونه
[00:00:07] جاییه که کنارش بازی می
[00:00:09] کنیم
[00:00:13] روزیمونو ازش می گیریم
[00:00:17] باهاش شادی می کنیم و با صداش آروم
[00:00:20] میشیم جاییه که
[00:00:24] اجازه
[00:00:24] of نزدیک شدن دشمنامونو بهش
[00:00:27] نمیدیم و تا هم همیشه ازش محافظت می
[00:00:31] کنیم. خلیج فارس ما انگار یه کتاب
[00:00:35] تاریخه. هر کدوم از موجاش قصه های
[00:00:39] قدیمی سرزمینمونو تو دلش
[00:00:41] داره.
[00:00:45] of خلیج فارس برای همه ما
[00:00:47] ایرانیاست.
[00:00:52] of
[00:01:15] of
[00:01:24] The Islamic Revolution Gard score captures two American MQM
[00:01:28] 170 drones over. while destroying the
[00:01:31] of 55th USMQ9 drones of district of Ramos.
[00:01:35] Terran says it's presented its plan to the mediators and it's
[00:01:38] now time for Washington to decide to opt for
[00:01:42] diplomacy or war. An yemeny
[00:01:46] armed forces fresh reprisal attacks target Saudi Arabia's
[00:01:49] of damam airport and radar site in
[00:01:52] Gzon.
[00:02:09] It's
[00:02:12] a a half past midnight here in the Iranian capital, Tehran, welcome. Islamic Revolution Guard
[00:02:15] score says it has captured two more American
[00:02:19] a MQM-170 reconnaiscent drones and the
[00:02:23] skies
[00:02:26] of of the southern island of gashb. In a statement, the IRGC said the reconnaissance drones were...
[00:02:30] were grounded using advanced electronic warfare systems
[00:02:33] operated by its aerospace division, statement
[00:02:38] of added that the new capture
[00:02:39] of increases the total number of US MQM 170
[00:02:43] drones
[00:02:45] in in seized by the IRGC,
[00:02:47] to four. The IRGC said it also managed to
[00:02:51] destroy the 55th American MQ9 drones of
[00:02:55] district of Rmooz. It added that the Iranian forces have already
[00:02:58] captured
[00:02:59] in 14. American MQ1 drones as well, American
[00:03:02] MQ1 drones as well. The IRGC said the
[00:03:06] invading American enemy has once again
[00:03:09] of failed to achieve its objectives through the deployment of such
[00:03:13] drones, stress that the new development is another chapter
[00:03:16] of the records
[00:03:17] of the terrorist commander
[00:03:19] of the US central command Brad
[00:03:25] of Cooper. Iran's foreign minister says Tehran has offered its plan
[00:03:29] to the media.
[00:03:36] of of
[00:03:42] of
[00:03:46] of
[00:03:57] in If they should consider testing
[00:04:01] us once again, they will see a worse result than the
[00:04:06] of past. She made the remarks during his trip
[00:04:10] to Turkmenistan. He said Iran does not about to pressure
[00:04:14] and the districtors will only reopen if Iran's conditions
[00:04:18] are fully
[00:04:19] in accepted. He also
[00:04:20] of briefed Turkman officials and regional developments and Iran's
[00:04:24] combat readiness. And she described his trip is productive and
[00:04:28] aimed at following up. major bilateral projects in
[00:04:32] energy, transit and economic
[00:04:34] sectors.
[00:04:39] the deputy secretary of Iran Supreme National Security Council
[00:04:43] says Tehran and Beijing both hold the U.S.
[00:04:47] regime responsible for a starting the war on
[00:04:49] Iran.
[00:04:54] a common understanding was reached that the United States and the Israeli regime
[00:04:58] were responsible for starting this war. and are the definite parties responsible for the
[00:05:02] aggression. Another point concerned the grave crime of
[00:05:05] assassinating the great leader
[00:05:07] of the Islamic Revolution and his family members. The
[00:05:10] Chinese side also addressed. this as very serious matter that cannot be
[00:05:14] easily overlooked, they condemned the assassination and
[00:05:18] stressed that it was an unprecedented
[00:05:20] crime.
[00:05:25] علی Baقری made the remarks during his visited China for talks with high
[00:05:29] level officials. Barry has met with the Chinese foreign
[00:05:33] minister and discussed the consequences
[00:05:37] the US and Israely war on Iran, Tehran's diplomatic initiatives
[00:05:41] to end the war as as well as regional security. The
[00:05:44] Chinese foreign minister for his part expressed support for Iran's
[00:05:48] sovereignty and security. Oman Sulton is also visiting
[00:05:52] Beijing. According to Al-Mayodin, trilateral talks
[00:05:56] involving Iran, Oman and China are underway,
[00:06:00] focusing on Oman's renewed mediation efforts between Tehron and
[00:06:03] Washington to be backed by Chinese economic and
[00:06:07] security guarantees. Meanwhile, Iran's top security
[00:06:11] official, major... General Mohen Rezai held a
[00:06:14] telephone conversation with Russian president Putin to
[00:06:18] discuss regional developments. The two also stressed the need for a
[00:06:22] strategic cooperation based on the mutually
[00:06:26] agreed road
[00:06:27] map.
[00:06:31] Author and political commentator Saib Shaw joined us earlier
[00:06:35] from Belfast to comment on Iran and China
[00:06:38] relations.
[00:06:43] "China always voices the opposition to external military
[00:06:47] strikes against Iran and China affirmed that
[00:06:51] support for Iran's sovereignty, security and
[00:06:55] territorial integrity, this is the position, always the
[00:06:58] Chinese advocates for resolving dispute through political and
[00:07:02] diplomatic means, they don't like to be dragged into any
[00:07:06] conflict, China used its position in
[00:07:10] the UN and security council of breaks." and shanghai
[00:07:13] cooperation organization to provide Iran as
[00:07:17] well with political cover and to challenge
[00:07:21] US pressure which is through wars or
[00:07:24] sanctions against Iran. this strategic
[00:07:27] relationship between China and Iran
[00:07:31] always worked to reduce Iran
[00:07:34] international isolation and proved it
[00:07:38] support Iran in so many levels
[00:07:41] and to be members of of
[00:07:44] multilateral blocks as the bricks as the
[00:07:48] shanghai and that is is a part
[00:07:52] the way the Chinese and Iranian seen how to
[00:07:55] reduce the American's hegemony in in in Asia and west
[00:07:59] Asia. Iran's navy says
[00:08:02] a violating oil tanker caught fire after hitting a
[00:08:06] sea mine and a straight of removes. According to the navy,
[00:08:10] the tanker was moving a... prohibited an unsafe area
[00:08:14] east of district of remoz when it struck seam
[00:08:18] causing a fire on board. the vessel had switched off its
[00:08:22] navigation systems. the navy worn tanker owners to
[00:08:25] learn from the fight of such vessels which try to pass through
[00:08:29] prohibited areas by turning off their navigation systems
[00:08:33] and said unauthorized passage through high risk
[00:08:36] areas can lead to mine strikes and fires. to
[00:08:40] date that's a nine days later, 11 violating
[00:08:44] tankers have burned in the horm trade with some sinking to
[00:08:48] the depths the
[00:08:49] sea. more
[00:08:53] than 11 billion dollars in political advertising is projected for
[00:08:57] america's 2026 mid-term elections sparking
[00:09:01] debate over the influence of billionaires, big tech and
[00:09:04] powerful political
[00:09:05] organizations.
[00:09:12] '$4.2
[00:09:15] billion, that's how much the
[00:09:18] ultra-rich have poured in to this mid-term
[00:09:22] election. this is not complicated, so follow
[00:09:26] me now. if the ultra rich are
[00:09:30] willing to invest $4.2
[00:09:33] billion dollars a mid-term election with
[00:09:37] no president on the ballot. the only people they
[00:09:41] care about on the'. are your
[00:09:44] congress people and your senators that are running,
[00:09:48] and why do they care? because those are the people who write the
[00:09:52] law.
[00:09:57] I am sitting out mid-terms and all elections, unless a true
[00:10:01] American first that receives no money from
[00:10:04] ipac.
[00:10:09] now the common denominator isn't anymore, but
[00:10:12] Israel statements and
[00:10:13] stances:
[00:10:20] when did we decide it was normal to spend billions of dollars trying
[00:10:24] to influence? elections in this country. Elon Musk
[00:10:28] alone has reportedly contributed more than 445 million
[00:10:31] to federal political committees during the 2026 election
[00:10:35] cycle. And meanwhile, American families are struggling to afford
[00:10:39] groceries, housing, healthcare and basic necessities.
[00:10:43] It just bothers me. I know campaigns cost money, nobody's arguing that they
[00:10:47] shouldn't, but when did our elections become so focused
[00:10:51] on who can raise the most money instead of who has the best ideas.
[00:11:00] Big tech tried to buy the midterms, the midterms may very big
[00:11:03] tech. You can fund a campaign, you cannot buy a
[00:11:06] backlash.
[00:11:11] Well, all that money invested in losing elections, we are not benefiting from that
[00:11:15] money.
[00:11:25] Garlin Nixon, radio host and political analysts in Washington
[00:11:29] DC joined us earlier with his insight into the upcoming
[00:11:33] US Midterm
[00:11:33] elections.
[00:11:38] Well, what's driving this is the realization the American
[00:11:41] public that they are not being um represented by
[00:11:45] the uh the the members of Congress and by their political so-called
[00:11:49] representatives that they were on their own and so what's happening because the
[00:11:52] issues cannot be discussed uh a way that will be
[00:11:56] attractive to the voters, instead they have to try to fool the
[00:12:00] voters, they have to use creative um ways to uh convince
[00:12:04] the voters to vote for them that are not related to policy, and that's very
[00:12:07] expensive. these uh uh people who are
[00:12:11] potential members of congress are literally vetted. i have had
[00:12:15] people who running for congress tell me, running actually even for state
[00:12:19] offices tell me that they had to go to an apec um office
[00:12:23] to be vetted um... uh to ensure that they
[00:12:26] sufficiently supported Israel before they could even run.
[00:12:29] you now, what's the point of voting? why are we voting? um, you can't
[00:12:33] vote your way out of it. that is um,
[00:12:36] you know, recognition in my opinion, that uh,
[00:12:40] their voices are not heard, and that there is not
[00:12:43] democracy for the masses. there is a, as as, you
[00:12:47] kind of illustrated this, there is a battle between competing factions the
[00:12:51] ruling elite and the American people and the working class don't get. is saying
[00:12:55] this and the the American people are starting to see it because it's so obvious and
[00:12:59] i'll just say this particularly in the last election where the president the united
[00:13:03] states ran a platform of peace that was very
[00:13:07] attractive to lot of voters and he won a coalition that no one
[00:13:11] ever thought would come together people who had disperant ideological views all
[00:13:14] came together because they wanted peace and when
[00:13:17] he got in office they got the they got the opposite and i think that was
[00:13:21] dramatic lesson for the electorate here in the United States.
[00:13:29] After two weeks of a school holidays, the student protest
[00:13:32] resumed across France on Monday with several high schools
[00:13:36] blocked. Students have denounced police violence saying they will continue
[00:13:40] mobilizing despite the
[00:13:42] pressure.
[00:13:45] Student protests have resumed in France. High school students have now
[00:13:49] organized blockades as the movement has entered new phase. The return
[00:13:53] to school has not brought an... to the mobilization,
[00:13:57] students say their demands remain unanswered and insist they are determined
[00:14:00] to continue
[00:14:01] protesting,
[00:14:06] we knew the movement would not lose momentum during the holidays and here
[00:14:09] we are back for the start the school year, the government is wrong if it
[00:14:13] thought we would stop, this is not just a symbolic movement, it
[00:14:17] reflects widespread anger and we want things to change, of
[00:14:21] course we're not going to stop here, the police violence against.
[00:14:25] shows the government's hypocrisy, they don't want things to change,
[00:14:29] so they use heavy police repression to make us abandon the struggle, but
[00:14:33] that's not going to stop us, find it unacceptable, and it really
[00:14:37] shows how little the government listens to the
[00:14:38] people, for
[00:14:42] months now, we've been demanding our rights, we're tired the government
[00:14:46] refusing to listen to us, if they listened, things would be
[00:14:49] better, it would all move faster and we would have ended the
[00:14:53] blockades, all we want is better, conditions to study, we want to
[00:14:56] study, we're not blocking schools because we want to skip classes,
[00:15:00] we actually want to learn, but the government doesn't understand that, they think
[00:15:04] violence will stop us from protesting, but it only makes us even angrier,
[00:15:08] we're going to keep fighting until they give in because we've had enough, but the
[00:15:12] return to school was also marked by reports of physical violence during
[00:15:16] police interventions with students
[00:15:18] describing against them,
[00:15:21] ils nous ont tiré hyper violemment. Police
[00:15:25] officers violently beat us this morning. One officer even
[00:15:29] tore my sweater while violently pulling me to the ground. They threw
[00:15:33] me to the ground. My classmates were being choked. Another
[00:15:36] student was
[00:16:07] movement is continuing, protesters say they will not be
[00:16:10] silenced and intend to keep mobilizing until their demands are
[00:16:14] heard. Casim Hasan, reporting for Press
[00:16:18] TV in Paris.
[00:16:21] Spokesman the Yemen Arm Forces says Yemen has carried out
[00:16:25] retaliatory attacks on Saudi Arabia's Gizon and
[00:16:29] Dommom over the past two days. Brigadier general Yahya Sadi
[00:16:33] said two drone strikes targeted Damom airport disrupting Air Trump.
[00:16:38] and another hit an early warning
[00:16:42] radar side at Gizon. He also said a military transport
[00:16:45] aircraft at Gizon airport was targeted. Spokesman added
[00:16:49] that Saudi fighter jets conducted 109
[00:16:52] attacks on yemeny provinces over the past day. The
[00:16:56] strikes have left several civilians dead or
[00:17:00] wounded.
[00:17:04] Five people have been killed and Fresh is really attacks. the Gaza's trip as the
[00:17:08] Palestinian death doll since October the 7th,
[00:17:11] 2023's genocide right now rises to
[00:17:15] 74,609. Cause's
[00:17:19] health ministry says 11 Palestinians were killed and 38
[00:17:23] anders injured over the past 48 hours, bringing the total
[00:17:27] number the wounded to
[00:17:28] 175,872,
[00:17:32] at least 1,500 Palestinians have been killed since the last
[00:17:36] year seas. fire, israely strikes have continued across
[00:17:40] the besieg territory, despite the truth with civilians
[00:17:44] including children among the
[00:17:46] victims.
[00:17:53] a former palestine action activists who spend
[00:17:56] 547 days behind bars without
[00:17:59] conviction
[00:18:00] is is right now speaking out against Britain's crackdown and those
[00:18:04] challenging its military ties with israel limit the
[00:18:08] genocide in
[00:18:08] Gaza.
[00:18:19] Palestine Action is a direct action group founded by young people in Britain in
[00:18:22] 2020 to shut down companies supply the Israel military
[00:18:26] arsenal. Through factory occupations, blockades and the destruction
[00:18:30] of military equipment, activists sort to disrupt weapons
[00:18:34] productions and supply chains. For Joey Hinchliff, just went in
[00:18:38] preparing for university, witnessing the genocide in Gaza, made
[00:18:42] her direct action an urgent moral obligation.
[00:18:45] Britain is one the main countries that is supporting this genocide,
[00:18:49] um, and when the government fails to act, the only thing that is
[00:18:53] left for us to do is direct
[00:18:56] action. Elbit is Israel's largest weapon
[00:18:59] manufacturer, supplying drones, surveyance, dounting systems
[00:19:03] and other military equipment directly being used in the Gaza
[00:19:06] genocide. On August 6, 2024, Palestine Action target
[00:19:10] it philton facility near Bristol. Joey joined the team intended
[00:19:14] to enter the factory, destroy military equipment and accept
[00:19:17] arrest. I was part the red team who had
[00:19:21] planned to break inside pins and get
[00:19:24] arrested and pins and get arrested
[00:19:28] and us in the red team were supported by a black
[00:19:31] team who are on trial right now and their job was
[00:19:35] to protect us. and distract the security long enough for us
[00:19:39] to get inside. We were successful in getting
[00:19:42] inside and we
[00:19:45] found quadcopters,
[00:19:49] um, we found surveillance quadcopters and we found what are referred to as killer
[00:19:53] drones, which are used to drop grenades on
[00:19:56] Palestinians even children. Um,
[00:20:00] and we were able to destroy them before the police arrived. The
[00:20:04] operation caused millions of pounds in damage, according to prosecutors. who
[00:20:08] also alleged violence against security personnel, joe says the
[00:20:11] guards themselves were brutal, militarily trained and used
[00:20:15] excessive force against them. they were, however, never
[00:20:18] investigated for exceeding the limits of lawful
[00:20:21] self-defense. arrested by counter terrorist police, she
[00:20:25] was never charged with terrorism. two juries ultimately acquited
[00:20:29] her of every charge, but she had already spent
[00:20:32] 547 days in prison without conviction.
[00:20:35] sometimes you wouldn't, have enough food eat, particularly
[00:20:39] on trial, lot of us were not able eat enough
[00:20:43] food um, and you would spend lot
[00:20:46] of time maybe 23 hours a day in your cell by your... without being
[00:20:50] able to talk to anybody else. four young palestine
[00:20:53] action activists were convicted of criminal damage, not
[00:20:57] terrorism, yet justice Jerem Johnson subsequently impos
[00:21:01] a terrorist connection at sentency, finding never determined by
[00:21:05] the jury exposing them to harsher punishment.
[00:21:09] leading human rights lawyer Michael Mensfield
[00:21:12] KC warned that effectively sentence defendants as a
[00:21:16] terrorist without terrorism charges undermine fundamental.
[00:21:21] Johnson had already bed the proposed legal defense based on preventing
[00:21:25] harm in Gaza, instructing juris to disregard the genocide that
[00:21:29] motivated
[00:21:30] their actions. He went further, pursuing contempt of court
[00:21:34] proceedings against defense bar, Rajieve Mannon
[00:21:37] KC, over his closing speech. The court of
[00:21:40] appeal rule that Johnson's initial referral exceeded his legal
[00:21:44] power, yet fresh proceedings followed and
[00:21:47] Johnson was promoted. profound concerns about
[00:21:51] judicial overreach and criminalization of those resisting Israel's
[00:21:55] genocide in palestine and the zionist lobby interference on the
[00:21:59] British justice system. we had our defenses
[00:22:02] removed unfairly.
[00:22:06] um, the home secretary and other politicians came out and said
[00:22:10] contemptuous things about us in the press, um, which
[00:22:14] prejudice the jury poll, but the trial continued
[00:22:18] anyway. joe spent 500. 47 days behind
[00:22:21] b without conviction after taking direct action
[00:22:25] against Israeli arms manufacturer elbit system arrested
[00:22:29] by counter terrorism police but never charged with terrorism she was
[00:22:33] eventually acquited by a jury. her case
[00:22:37] exposed the preemptive criminalization of political descent as
[00:22:40] terrorism in Britain. sara viiva prested
[00:22:44] london and sir's
[00:22:48] report brings us to the end of this at of world news bulletin, thank you for watching and
[00:22:52] bye-bye,
[00:23:16] from bombs stop falling, casualty figures are talking count those
[00:23:20] survive them and may later die of grief.
[00:23:23] yes, you heard that right, grief. 31 year old,
[00:23:27] sayqi became one of those. in the early hours of march
[00:23:31] 26, a US israel strike reduced her family home
[00:23:35] a neighborhood to rubble. her husband,
[00:23:39] local football coach Hussein Maliki and their two young sons
[00:23:42] aged five and three were killed. around them, nine
[00:23:46] homes were destroyed and 24 people died from the U.S. really
[00:23:50] attack. Alham survived. For seven hours, rescuers
[00:23:54] searched through concrete and twisted steel before pulling
[00:23:57] her from beneath the debris. The fallen sofa had shielded her
[00:24:01] head from the collapsing building, but her injuries were
[00:24:05] severe. Her greatest wounds, however, were invisible.
[00:24:09] weeks later, a video of at home standing on the ruins of her
[00:24:12] home spread across Iran. In her hands was hundred node
[00:24:16] rescued from the rubble, one her young son. had
[00:24:20] written before the attack, as she read it, her voice
[00:24:24] faltered, around her lay the remains the life she
[00:24:28] had built. her father says that after losing her husband,
[00:24:31] her children and her home, she was never the
[00:24:35] same. she withdrew from the world, spoke
[00:24:38] constantly of her family and struggled to bear even
[00:24:41] ordinary sounds. after more than 2 months of
[00:24:45] overwhelming grief after losing her family a us Israely
[00:24:48] attack, she's suffered fatal stroke and died, her
[00:24:52] story speaks to a quieter taller war of survivors
[00:24:56] who carry the destruction with them long after the
[00:25:00] dos settles. It also reflects a wider pattern of U.S.
[00:25:04] Israeli aggression across the region that has left behind a
[00:25:08] deeper tool not only a single moment of impact, but in
[00:25:12] the lasting human consequences that
[00:25:14] follow.
[00:25:25] In November 1985, baby girl was born into an
[00:25:29] Iranian family devoted to culture and thought, her life
[00:25:32] intertined from the beginning with words of light, while her mother had
[00:25:36] initially planned to name her maha, she turned her heart to the Quran for
[00:25:40] guidance and upon opening it, surah Maryam appeared before
[00:25:44] her eyes, it was meaningful celestial name that as those
[00:25:48] close to her would later affirm, became a true reflection of her
[00:25:52] dignity, patience and pure spirit. Mariam pursued her
[00:25:55] education with remarkable brilliance and
[00:25:58] perseverance during her undergraduate studies at Loureston University.
[00:26:02] She was recognized as an exceptionally gifted student
[00:26:05] earning direct admission to the masters program without
[00:26:09] an entrance examination. Her thirst for learning pave the
[00:26:13] way to Shahid Shamna University of Ahvaz where she completed her
[00:26:17] Ph.D. in Persian language and literature with top
[00:26:21] honors. With a soul deeply enriched by Persian
[00:26:24] literature, she dedicated eight foodful years of her
[00:26:28] life as caring educator, devoted to teaching and nurturing
[00:26:32] students. It was along this academic journey that she met Dr.
[00:26:35] Raza Jamshidi, fellow literature scholar and kindered spirit.
[00:26:39] Their deep bond blossomed into marriage in July 2019, building a
[00:26:43] home voven with love, peace, grace and mutual respect, a sanctuary
[00:26:47] where Mariam was a comforting refuge for her husband and loved
[00:26:51] ones. In October 2023, their home was blessed with the birth
[00:26:55] their daughter, Seline. Selene had only two years and five
[00:26:59] months to live in the tender care of her parents, yes. In
[00:27:03] that brief time, her sweet innocence and childhood charm
[00:27:06] brought light, hope and joy into the family alongside their warm
[00:27:10] family life, Mariam and Riza exemplified deep humanity
[00:27:14] in their professional and social roles. For Mariam, teaching
[00:27:18] was more than a job. With heartfelt motherly compassion,
[00:27:22] she actively supported students, particularly those in
[00:27:26] under privileged areas, forming bonds so meaningful that
[00:27:30] she became ethical role model and the primary. inspiration for
[00:27:33] many them to choose teaching as their own
[00:27:36] profession. On March 17th following deadly attack on
[00:27:40] noser street in Doru their cultured family, Dr. Mariam Bakhshi, her
[00:27:44] husband, Dr. Reza Jamshidi and their young daughter Seline were killed
[00:27:48] together, the memory and legacy of this distinguished scholar and
[00:27:52] devoted teacher who kept the light of knowledge burning for the next
[00:27:55] generation, will forever live on in the hearts of her
[00:27:59] students in moving commemorations and the... conscious memory
[00:28:03] of
[00:28:03] society,
[00:28:18] along the shores, the Persian gulf stands Delv, city
[00:28:22] where history and resistance run
[00:28:23] deep.
[00:28:28] It was here the race ali del vodi rose against British force.
[00:28:32] during the first world war, becoming a symbol of southern Iran's struggle
[00:28:36] to defend its
[00:28:37] homeland.
[00:28:42] More than a century later, another son of Tangestan,
[00:28:45] commander Alira Tangsidi, carried that legacy into the
[00:28:49] modern era. Two
[00:28:53] generations, one Persian Gulf, one enduring
[00:28:56] spirit of
[00:28:57] resistance.
[00:29:15] Travel has always taught me great lessons. Once again, I set
[00:29:19] off on another journey from Tehran with Gusto. I have a long
[00:29:23] way ahead, 1500 kilometers to get to my
[00:29:25] destination, the shores the Persian Gulf in the
[00:29:29] south, but not exactly the coast and the sea. Rather,
[00:29:33] this is a trip to the depths of history, the history
[00:29:36] of
[00:29:37] seeraf.
[00:29:57] سلام من جواد قارایی
[00:29:59] هستم. Trotter who has
[00:30:03] traveled 1500 km from Tehran to the south of
[00:30:07] Buschher province on the coast the Persian Gulf to show you
[00:30:11] around the beautiful historical city of
[00:30:13] siraf.
[00:30:25] Where I'm standing.