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[00:02:54] Press TV headlines, the senior IRGC commander warns that the
[00:02:57] US will receive drastic blows. from the resistance front if
[00:03:01] it repeats its past
[00:03:03] miscalculations. Iran strongly
[00:03:07] condemns the
[00:03:08] of German foreign minister's effort to justify Washington's aggression
[00:03:11] against eran, calling it the sign
[00:03:15] of in of waterfalls profound moral decay. And the Yemini Army says it
[00:03:19] has launched a ballistic missile attack on King Khalid International
[00:03:23] of Airport in Riyadh causing significant
[00:03:26] damage.
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[00:03:42] and early good morning to you from Tehrana bary and this is Press TV
[00:03:46] news. The commander
[00:03:48] of the IRGC cots force has warned the US against
[00:03:52] repeating its past miscalculations stressing that the
[00:03:55] resistance front is united across the region. Brigadier general.
[00:04:00] Khani said the narcissistic president
[00:04:02] of the US
[00:04:03] of was deceived
[00:04:04] by the evil
[00:04:05] prime minister of Israel to start his gambling like war with
[00:04:09] Iran. The general noted that the result of Washington's aggression
[00:04:13] was the loss
[00:04:13] of the US's 250 year old credit and losing the
[00:04:17] straight of Hormus. Kahani added that due to the US obstinacy
[00:04:21] over the Humus straight, it also lost a bubble mandap straight to the
[00:04:25] resistance front. He wonned that following the message issued by the leader
[00:04:29] of the Islamic. revolution, if the US continues its gambling like
[00:04:33] behavior in the war, it will receive drastic blows while
[00:04:37] praising powerful acts of heroism with the resistance
[00:04:40] front.
[00:04:47] Iran's foreign ministry spokesman has strongly condemned the German foreign
[00:04:51] minister's latest remarks that were aimed at justifying the US
[00:04:54] Israel aggression against Iran. Ismail
[00:04:58] Bagai made the comment
[00:04:59] in a social media. post after Yohan waterfall falsely
[00:05:02] claimed that the cause
[00:05:03] of the aggression was terron's pursuit of nuclear weapons and
[00:05:07] its support for armed groups in neighboring countries reacting to his
[00:05:11] of remarks by god waterfall has forgotten that Germany's chancellor
[00:05:15] Fredrich Merz once enthusiastically declared that
[00:05:19] Israel was doing ard to work with its attack on Iran. A
[00:05:23] few months later, Mertz lamented that the war on Iran had
[00:05:26] cost Europe hund billion euros. But noted that now his
[00:05:30] foreign minister feels compelled to justify the military
[00:05:34] assault on Iran. He added that whaterfalls remarks are marked by such
[00:05:38] indifference and such profound moral decay that he need.
[00:05:42] acknowledges the human casualties and war crimes committed,
[00:05:46] no grasp the economic damage that the war has inflicted on his own
[00:05:50] country and
[00:05:51] europe.
[00:05:57] national conference of mujahidin in exile. the conference
[00:06:00] concluded on Tuesday evening. it brought together voices
[00:06:04] opposing imperialism and zionism sending message of
[00:06:07] solidarity among resistance movements. prestivis atana
[00:06:10] ravi reports from
[00:06:17] Resistance activists from across the globe have gathered inside
[00:06:21] the holy shine of Imam Reza the Eights Shiah Imam for
[00:06:25] the closing ceremony the international conference of Mujahidin in
[00:06:29] exile, a conference that brings together those who stand for
[00:06:33] dignity and justice from across the world without seeking
[00:06:37] fame or personal gain. The conference also provides a
[00:06:40] platform for participants. to discuss the unity of freedom
[00:06:44] advocates around the world against hegemony,
[00:06:48] imperialism and global zionism. the
[00:06:51] irony is that the empire thought that if
[00:06:55] they murdered your supreme leader that this would
[00:06:59] cause division and chaos and then ultimately
[00:07:03] regime change, and it did exactly the
[00:07:05] opposite. um, mean, the supreme leader,
[00:07:09] think everybody, especially in iran or sensible people, see him
[00:07:13] as father figure, he had that kind of fatherly
[00:07:16] presence, this program actually it is a
[00:07:20] program that make people wake up for
[00:07:24] their right, like what the leader said
[00:07:27] alhamni did, he showed the people and he showed
[00:07:31] the whole world that people must
[00:07:34] raise up, so we must raise up to get
[00:07:38] our right, using the opportunity,
[00:07:42] Participants have also reaffirmed their allegiance to the martered
[00:07:46] leader ayatullah sayid Ali Khamenei, expressing
[00:07:50] their commitment to his legacy of
[00:07:52] resistance. The martered leader taught us what it
[00:07:56] means to have a firm and unwavering faith and how to remain strong and
[00:08:00] steadfast on the path of Allah, following the example of Imam
[00:08:04] Hussein, whose sacrifice, selflessness and devotion to the
[00:08:07] truth continue to inspire us all. His influence and
[00:08:11] the love people. held for him transcended borders, reaching from Lebanon to
[00:08:15] Syria, Iran and Yemen, and extending as far as America
[00:08:19] and many other parts the world, there are simply
[00:08:23] taught us, remain faithful to his guidance and continue along the
[00:08:27] path he wanted us to follow. The conference sends a clear
[00:08:31] message to the world, the resistance leaves
[00:08:34] on as the wave of averness spreads across the
[00:08:38] globe. Resistance against oppression is deeply rooted in the
[00:08:41] human heart. and its inherent desire for freedom, it is therefore no
[00:08:45] surprise that this spirit manifests itself across the globe,
[00:08:49] the blood the martic leader has now become a spark, igniting the flames
[00:08:53] of freedom and inspiring the struggle against
[00:08:56] depression.
[00:09:03] Yemen's army has announced a series of successful military operations
[00:09:07] against Saudi targets. Armed forces spokesperson Yahya
[00:09:10] Sari said ballistic missile. targeted king Khalid international
[00:09:14] airport in Riyadh causing significant damage. He
[00:09:18] also said the Yemani army shot down another Saudi Spy drone of
[00:09:21] Atis province. The Emmy top general further announced a
[00:09:25] successful attack against Saudi backed reinforcements in Al
[00:09:29] Gore province reporting dozens of casualties.
[00:09:33] Siri warned that Saudi Ara space was unsafe and called on
[00:09:37] international airlines and passengers to avoid
[00:09:39] it.
[00:09:48] Thousands of injured Palestinians in Gaza are left without basic
[00:09:52] assistive devices and made the collapsed healthcare system and the
[00:09:56] ongoing Israely blockade with wheelchar imports
[00:09:59] restricted and market prices soaring. Even everyday movement has
[00:10:03] become a major struggle for families forced to carry their loved
[00:10:07] ones across devastated areas, Bris TV's
[00:10:10] Minasaljabour reports.
[00:10:17] The suffering of thousands of injured and sick Palestinians in Gaza is
[00:10:20] compounded by the Israeli blockade that prevents the entry.
[00:10:25] of wheelchairs and other assistive devices. Nabil's story
[00:10:29] mirrors this painful reality, having lost both legs in
[00:10:33] an air strike, his life is now confined to remote tent,
[00:10:37] relying entirely on his wife for his daily needs. Nabil
[00:10:41] awaits a wheelchair ease the heavy burden she carries
[00:10:44] every day. All I need right now
[00:10:48] is a prosthetic limb or a wheelchair to regain my mobility, but with the
[00:10:52] border crossings closed, nothing is coming in. and whatever is available in the
[00:10:56] market is far too expensive for me to afford. On top of that, living
[00:11:00] intense makes using a wheelchair extremely difficult because the roads are
[00:11:03] destroyed and the area is completely unpaved. The wheelchair behind
[00:11:07] me is old, worn out and practically unusable. My wife is the one
[00:11:11] who carries me, helps me to the bathroom and takes care of all my daily
[00:11:14] needs. In another tragedy of displacement,
[00:11:18] 10 year old Haidar lost his leg an air strike
[00:11:22] a school where he and his family had sought shilter,
[00:11:26] he had been playing in the schoolyard, just moments before the
[00:11:29] missels struck, killing and injuring
[00:11:32] thousans. I found my son Hydar,
[00:11:36] injured alongside another young girl after the bombing that took place early
[00:11:39] 2024, when four missiles targeted the school where we were
[00:11:43] sheltering as displaced people.
[00:11:47] Following his injury, Header's mother secured a medical referral
[00:11:51] for him to travel abroad and receive a prostatic lamp. The...
[00:11:55] prosthetic has become worn out and unusable, leaving
[00:11:59] him back at square one and in need of new assistive
[00:12:02] equipment. i could hardly believe it
[00:12:06] when hydar's medical evacuation referral came through. the ministry of health
[00:12:10] called me to arrange his travel to Egypt for treatment, accompanied by his
[00:12:14] grandmother. i have two other disabled children, they
[00:12:18] all desperately need wheelchairs, which are much more practical for them than
[00:12:21] prosthetic limbs, because
[00:12:23] they allow them to move around more.
[00:12:28] navigating dirt roads littered with rebel and waste, a child
[00:12:32] deprived of a play and an eldery person weakened by illness and
[00:12:35] displacement faced the same harsh reality, unable to
[00:12:39] move without assistance, both depend on loved ones
[00:12:43] who carry them along this difficult path every
[00:12:46] day. tv, gaza
[00:12:48] city, the south
[00:12:52] african president has held the republicans defeat. in US mid-term
[00:12:55] elections saying the Democrats rout the Republicans herals a
[00:12:59] new era in world relations. Siril Ramafoso
[00:13:03] said the results of US mid-terms could though strain toys
[00:13:07] between Pritoria and Washington. His remarks came on the
[00:13:10] background of rising tensions between two countries in recent
[00:13:14] years over host of issues, including trade and diplomat and
[00:13:18] diplomacy. The tensions prompted President Trump's administration
[00:13:22] to cut aid to South Africa. imposed tariffs on
[00:13:26] it and offer white african asylum over
[00:13:29] unfounded claims of a white genocide. South African
[00:13:33] foreign minister Ronald Lamola also reacted to the
[00:13:37] Democrat win, he said a social media post that the defeat the
[00:13:40] Republicans was victory for democracy, accountability
[00:13:44] and the international rule of law. Lamulol added that the result the
[00:13:48] US mid-terms was also victory for those who believe that
[00:13:52] relations between countries should be governed by predictability and
[00:13:56] mutual
[00:13:56] respect.
[00:14:05] Political analyst John Bost says western leaders are shifting their
[00:14:09] narratives escape accountability for the aggression against Iran
[00:14:12] following the Republicans defeat in US as
[00:14:15] midterms.
[00:14:20] But down in the United States many
[00:14:22] conservative.
[00:14:25] religious, traditional supporters the
[00:14:28] Republican Party who believed Donald Trump when he said no
[00:14:32] more wars, turned against him, and they voted in
[00:14:36] droves against him, many republicans actually
[00:14:40] voted Democrat to finish this
[00:14:42] presidency's warlike aspects
[00:14:45] off. Trump, however, is
[00:14:48] still the war president, because he took the bribes
[00:14:52] from the Israel lobby to make that war. so what we're
[00:14:56] seeing here is deniability effort on the part of
[00:15:00] J.D. Vans, he quotes the president, he says the president
[00:15:03] blamed the war on Iran for the loss,
[00:15:07] but he repeated it himself, so that if president
[00:15:11] Trump's ratings continue to fall, J.D. can put
[00:15:15] himself forward as the man who was always against the war on
[00:15:18] Iran, and he had to come out publicly later, so we're
[00:15:22] seeing the the new... for the next
[00:15:26] election being planned right now, and is
[00:15:30] not the prime minister of England, he is the rothchild
[00:15:34] puppet running England, they're losing money so... they're
[00:15:37] calling off the war, it has nothing to do with
[00:15:40] justice, with liberty, with the protection of human life,
[00:15:44] nothing at all, it's just another puppet
[00:15:48] saying whatever the string pullers
[00:15:51] say.
[00:15:55] West Asia expert saib shah joined us earlier, he said the same
[00:15:59] European leaders were enabled and supported Trump and the Israeli regime in
[00:16:03] aggression against Iran and are asking for attention to the cost of...
[00:16:07] issues,
[00:16:13] the Iranian leadership made sure there is nothing
[00:16:17] go across the straight of hormos and not a drop of
[00:16:20] oil going there and you can see every day there is a three to
[00:16:24] four super tankers been blown up by mines
[00:16:28] while Iran warned them not to go there but these
[00:16:32] tankers were forced by the Americans and they told them they will cover
[00:16:36] their insurance they will cover. the whole thing and bushing them, all of
[00:16:40] that didn't affect any on the market, the
[00:16:43] prices still hiking, the inflation is high in the
[00:16:47] United States of America, the cost of living not just in United States of America, in
[00:16:51] west Europe all over, it's the the international
[00:16:55] economy nearly off the cliff at the minute, this is why
[00:16:59] you see prime minister the UK focusing on the cost
[00:17:03] of living and wanted the whole world to focus on that,
[00:17:07] European. leaders as well saying the same
[00:17:10] thing, all these leaders are cowards, they weren't saying
[00:17:14] anything to Trump, they were allowing their
[00:17:18] country to be used as a launch pad for attacks
[00:17:22] against
[00:17:22] Iran,
[00:17:26] the British Supreme Court is holding today hearing to determine whether
[00:17:30] the government's designation the palestine action activist group
[00:17:34] as a terrorist organization should stand On the first day the hearing
[00:17:38] on Wednesday, at least 20 people were arrested as supporters
[00:17:42] gathered outside the London Court, opposing what they see
[00:17:46] as a government's crackdown on free expression. Pristiv Zara
[00:17:49] Khalifa was there and sent us this
[00:17:51] report.
[00:17:57] The UK government designated Palestine action as a terrorist organization
[00:18:01] last year after the group's activist carried out direct action
[00:18:05] aimed at preventing genocide and war crimes. in palestine, the ban
[00:18:09] makes it illegal to be member of palestine action or to invite
[00:18:13] support for the group. the supreme court began hearing an
[00:18:16] appeal on wednesday to determine whether the ban was
[00:18:19] lawful. outside the court, police arrested protesters
[00:18:23] opposing the bun. i think it's absolut. can i just ask
[00:18:27] you why didn't you arrest sarah? said exactly the
[00:18:31] same. i believe that you are here in
[00:18:34] support. and you no, i'm supportive deep.
[00:19:01] which is is just so complicit um
[00:19:05] we stood against - we stood against the
[00:19:09] apartite in south africa and
[00:19:12] now our government is just
[00:19:15] complicit and is just complicit with a
[00:19:19] country that is murdering and has
[00:19:22] long murdered and
[00:19:26] stolen and lied and it's an
[00:19:29] apart country country our democratic rights
[00:19:33] to protest are being slowly.
[00:19:37] did, so I feel so strongly that I need to
[00:19:41] be here. uh, I'm here because I'm frightened
[00:19:45] and saddened by the prescription of palestine action.
[00:19:49] um, and today there's a hearing in the supreme court today
[00:19:53] and tomorrow, and I hope that it's overturned. The hearing concludes on
[00:19:56] Thursday, with a judgment expected a later date.
[00:20:00] supporters say the decision to prescribe palestini action is
[00:20:03] attack on freedom of speech and the right to
[00:20:06] protest. Inside the UK Supreme Court, the Nation's highest
[00:20:10] tribunal, the legality of designating palestine action as a terrorist
[00:20:13] organization will face its ultimate scrutiny. The question
[00:20:17] remains, can such prescription truly withstand the test of lawful
[00:20:20] justice? Zahrah Khalife, press TV
[00:20:23] London. South
[00:20:27] Africans are voting in local government elections whitely seen as
[00:20:31] a test of support for the ruling African National
[00:20:34] Congress. Voters are electing municipal. councils which
[00:20:38] will subsequently choose mayors. Elections cover
[00:20:41] 257 municipal councils across the
[00:20:45] country. Press TV's Hassansia reports on the significance
[00:20:49] the polls. and the issues concerning
[00:20:51] voters,
[00:20:56] some the key things that people are demanding is, for example, access
[00:20:59] to basic services, water, electricity,
[00:21:03] housing, you have certain situations in informal settlements where people do
[00:21:07] not have proper housing, they are still living in shacks, where there's
[00:21:10] one running tap that is servicing a community of about 4,000
[00:21:14] people, there's uh no sanitation, there's no access to toilets
[00:21:18] for example, so these... are some the key issues that are
[00:21:21] driving the uh the the the voters in terms of
[00:21:25] what they are voting for, they're looking for some sort of alternatives, people that
[00:21:29] we've also spoken to uh, people have told us they simply don't
[00:21:33] know who to vote for because they don't see any party that they
[00:21:37] can trust and that is offering them the
[00:21:41] tangible solutions to deliver on these requirements
[00:21:45] that they have, there's another aspect that is also inform
[00:21:49] policy. but there are parties,
[00:21:51] for example, such as the Democratic Alliance, which uh
[00:21:54] governs and rules here in the city of Cape Town, that is
[00:21:58] a party that is closely aligned with the Zionist regime. It for
[00:22:02] example, has sent its leaders over to Israel,
[00:22:06] we've also had a situation where uh we've seen their
[00:22:10] leaders, the Democratic Alliance leaders shaking the hands of Benjamin
[00:22:14] Netanyahu, so people are also keeping this in mind that they cannot be
[00:22:18] voting for parties such as the... and number of other smaller parties
[00:22:22] that are right leaning and do have the sort of ties with the
[00:22:25] zinist
[00:22:26] regime.
[00:22:30] and with that for come to the conclusion of this news bulletin. thank you so much for
[00:22:34] staying with us on press
[00:22:35] TV.
[00:26:03] Around midnight on March 15th, 2026, in the quiet village
[00:26:07] of Amrabad near Iraq, an ordinary family was living their
[00:26:10] simple, peaceful life. Their modest home was not a military
[00:26:14] outpost, nor did it store any weapons, it was simply a
[00:26:17] sanctuary of peace for those who lived there. That nightmare
[00:26:21] com was shattered by heavy joint US-Israeli air
[00:26:25] strike that directly struck the residential area, bringing the
[00:26:28] roof crashing down upon the defensess family inside.
[00:26:32] infant who had barely opened his eyes to the world or felt
[00:26:36] the warmth of life was struck down by ariel bombardment,
[00:26:40] silence forever in his mother's arms before his voice could even be
[00:26:44] heard. In instant, this tragedy wiped out three
[00:26:48] generations of a single family alongside the three-day old infant, his
[00:26:52] two-year-old sister Fatima Noura, their mother Sumaya
[00:26:55] Muhammadi and the family's grandmother all lost their
[00:26:59] lives, a home that should have echoed with soft lalabies. and a
[00:27:02] tolder's laughter was reduced within seconds to
[00:27:06] keep of ash, concrete and rubble. this
[00:27:09] tragedy stands as an undeniable reminder the
[00:27:13] catastrophic and irreparable toll that bombardments inflict
[00:27:17] upon civilians while sayid mujtaba's name was later
[00:27:20] recorded in statements and retaliatory military actions
[00:27:24] including the 57th wave of operation true promise
[00:27:27] 4, as the youngest victim the conflict, the weight of this
[00:27:31] loss goes. far beyond any military dispute, the death of
[00:27:35] innocent child who lived for just 72 hours leaves
[00:27:39] a lasting scar on human conscience serving as a painful
[00:27:43] reminder of innocence crushed beneath falling
[00:27:46] bombs.
[00:27:59] war does not end when the bombs. stop
[00:28:03] falling.
[00:28:11] Wounded soil follows scientists and researchers
[00:28:15] into the scarred landscapes of Lebanon to
[00:28:18] uncover the invisible legacy of conflict,
[00:28:22] contaminated earth, toxic
[00:28:25] remnants
[00:28:26] and the lasting impact
[00:28:27] of.