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00:00:22Headlines.
00:00:24A new wave of Saudi attacks on the Houthis. Riyadh says it seeks to eliminate the threat.
00:00:28میان برداشتن تهدید.
00:00:33Tehran's message to Washington via Moscow.
00:00:36At the same time, the Revolutionary Guard has threatened that firing at ships will not be limited to the Strait
00:00:40of Hormuz.
00:00:43Negative reaction from the Ukrainian president to the lifting of sanctions on the sale
00:00:46of Russian diesel. Zelensky says Trump's decision will prolong the war.
00:00:50شود.
00:00:57And London police in a month-long operation went after hundreds
00:01:01of mobile phone thieves.
00:01:22Hello and welcome to this news section from
00:01:30told Agence France-Presse that government forces are advancing against
00:01:33Houthi rebels in areas around the Bab el-Mandeb
00:01:36Strait, a waterway that is considered an alternative
00:01:40to the Strait of Hormuz for oil transport. However, Houthi-affiliated media
00:01:44say they repelled government forces' attacks.
00:01:47Previously, Saudi Arabia announced the bombing of more than 130
00:01:50Houthi positions in Yemen. Saudi officials
00:01:54say the goal is to eliminate the Houthis' ability
00:01:58to fire ballistic missiles.
00:02:24including a Saudi Arabian Airlines pilot whose plane
00:02:28was targeted here.
00:02:38In this attack, which is the second attack on this airport in recent weeks,
00:02:41several airlines, including Air India and Lufthansa,
00:02:45have suspended their flights
00:02:47here.
00:02:50In response, Saudi Arabia has launched widespread air attacks against
00:02:54the Houthis. It says it is to eliminate the threat
00:02:58of their ballistic missiles,
00:03:00which in the recent attack on Riyadh took place from about a thousand kilometers away.
00:03:04Missiles that Saudi Arabia says
00:03:08Iran has given to the Houthis.
00:03:11Saudi Arabia says in retaliation it has bombed
00:03:14Houthi positions more than 130 times
00:03:17in the past two days. These are some images of these attacks in
00:03:21Sana'a and its surroundings, which are under Houthi
00:03:24control.
00:03:26Saudi Arabia says it has also conducted widespread air attacks in support of
00:03:30government ground forces who are reportedly trying
00:03:33to retake coastal areas in the Red Sea.
00:03:37In Sana'a, the Houthis and
00:03:40their supporters yesterday in a
00:03:43rally emphasized continuing their path. According to
00:03:47them, escalation of war in مقابل escalation of war.
00:03:50Siege against
00:03:52siege.
00:03:56This man says it doesn't matter how much Saudi Arabia and its allies
00:04:00conspire against the Houthis; in the end, they
00:04:04will fall.
00:04:08Meanwhile, the UN Security Council discussed developments in Yemen and
00:04:11Saudi Arabia yesterday without issuing a statement
00:04:15or resolution. The UN Special Envoy
00:04:18for Yemen said Yemen has now returned to a full-blown war.
00:04:22The Saudi representative said his country will not allow
00:04:25the terrorist Houthis, as he called them, to control the Red Sea
00:04:29or Bab el-Mandeb and threaten
00:04:32the region. And the Yemeni government representative
00:04:36urged the international community to stop arms smuggling to the Houthis.
00:04:40Ksarono B B
00:04:44C. Arash Azizi, lecturer and
00:04:47history researcher at Yale University and Middle East analyst from New York, is with us.
00:04:50Mr. Azizi, the legitimate
00:04:53government of Yemen is saying that its main
00:04:57goal is still to fully retake Yemen. Does it
00:05:00have such capability now?
00:05:04It doesn't seem so, well, I think they themselves know that at least
00:05:07in the medium term, even with the ability to take
00:05:11over the entire territory.
00:05:20In the entire history of Yemen, it has rarely happened that a government could unite all of Yemen. Really, in the entire history of this
00:05:23country, let alone now, when the Houthis, with the support of the Islamic Republic, control
00:05:27large parts of the capital, Sana'a. But if the legitimate
00:05:31government can retake Bab al-Mandab
00:05:35completely, expel
00:05:38the Houthis from Taiz,
00:05:42maintain the de facto capital of Aden, and be able to create
00:05:45an alliance between different factions, it can coordinate the support
00:05:49from Riyadh and Abu Dhabi.
00:05:52It has still taken steps
00:05:56between its supporters and itself, and will probably be able to
00:05:57enter
00:06:00into a dialogue with the other side after some time. But for them to overcome
00:06:04the Houthis will be a very difficult task.
00:06:07How much consensus and unity of opinion is there for the government
00:06:11to help the government?
00:06:23A month before the war, Iran and Saudi Arabia launched a military attack
00:06:26on, in fact, a series
00:06:29of emirates, and this caused a lot of friction.
00:06:32But now that they are facing the united
00:06:36threat of the Houthis,
00:06:39I think they will put aside these differences. We saw, well, a meeting between Mohammed bin
00:06:43Salman and Mansour bin Zayed, the Deputy Prime Minister,
00:06:47Deputy Head
00:06:50of the Emirates, and well, in Britain and France, support came. More important than
00:06:54all is the Mecca Pact, which was signed
00:06:57this year, and in this emergency meeting they had in Riyadh, well,
00:07:01Turkey and Pakistan showed that they seriously support the Saudis.
00:07:05I think a stronger determination will be created
00:07:09to defend a government.
00:07:19Azizi, lecturer, history researcher at the university, Middle East analyst. Thank you and I apologize
00:07:22خاورمیانه ممنونم ازتون و معذرت
00:07:25that the quality of this conversation was not very good. The Kremlin says
00:07:29Russian President Vladimir Putin
00:07:32on ways to resolve the Tehran-Washington dispute
00:07:36The presidents of Russia and Iran
00:07:39met the day before yesterday on the sidelines of two summits of Caspian Sea littoral states
00:07:43and Commonwealth of Independent States
00:07:46in Turkmenistan. At the same time, the naval force of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps
00:07:50has stated that dealing with vessels that
00:07:53they consider violators will not be limited to the Strait of Hormuz.
00:07:57According to the IRGC, any vessel that passes through
00:08:00an unauthorized passage will be pursued throughout the region
00:08:04and punished. Parham Qobadi is here in
00:08:07the studio with us to talk about the discussions between
00:08:10Iran and Russia
00:08:12and the comments of Russian officials about Mr. Putin's remarks. Tell us more.
00:08:16See, Russian President Vladimir Putin said that he conveyed Iran's views on resolving
00:08:20this war with America to Donald
00:08:23Trump after his meeting
00:08:26with the Iranian president, Massoud Pezeshkian, which took place in Turkmenistan
00:08:29yesterday. There, he also told Mr. Pezeshkian that he would do
00:08:33everything in his power to end the war with Iran.
00:08:37However, apart from that, Iran's plan, which
00:08:40it has stated many times before, is that it has proposed an eight-point plan
00:08:44to be able to open the Strait of Hormuz in seven days.
00:08:47Now, Hassan Qashqavi, the head
00:08:50of the National Security Commission of the Iranian Parliament, has said that
00:08:54the American side has apparently responded to Iran's proposal and
00:08:58said that Iran must first open the Strait of Hormuz, something
00:09:02that Iran also does not accept due to the mistrust that exists between
00:09:06the two sides. Mr. Qashqavi has said that this
00:09:09is what we expect, that they, the Americans, must
00:09:12actually fulfill their promises and build trust, and in return, this
00:09:16is the firm decision of the system, according to him, and it is not something that can be changed
00:09:19at other decision-making levels. In other words, he is saying
00:09:23that those who go to negotiate on behalf of Iran cannot change this,
00:09:27and America must first take steps to
00:09:30actually gain
00:09:33Iran's trust. On the other hand, he also said that we know that
00:09:37the situation inside America is not good, and the economic pressures
00:09:40on the Iranian people are accepted. But he said that
00:09:43our level of resilience and experience against foreign pressures and sanctions
00:09:47is greater than that of the American side. This is what Hassan Qashqavi,
00:09:51spokesman for the National Security Commission of Iran, has said. Apart from that, now
00:09:55the main dispute is over the Strait of Hormuz. The Revolutionary Guard
00:09:57has also issued a statement, as you yourself mentioned in the introduction.
00:10:01It said that for any ship, we will not confine
00:10:05ourselves to the Strait of Hormuz, and ships that do not pass through the route we have designated,
00:10:09and pass through other routes, especially probably referring
00:10:12to the southern route that passes through the waters of Oman, and America is pointing
00:10:16out that it has managed to open that route. If they go through there,
00:10:20they will be pursued and targeted.
00:10:23داد.
00:10:32The possibility of a ground attack and taking this threat seriously. The last
00:10:36thing we have is Amir Jahanshahi, commander of the army's ground forces, who said
00:10:39we have deployed 50 combat units on Iran's borders, both in the east and
00:10:43in the west. Thank you, Parham
00:10:46Qobadi.
00:10:49Last night's Russian air attacks on Zaporizhzhia in
00:10:52Ukraine killed at least 15 people, including three children.
00:10:56The Ukrainian president attributed these attacks to America's decision
00:11:00to reduce sanctions on Russian diesel exports.
00:11:03Donald Trump is lifting these sanctions so that Russia can sell diesel
00:11:07to the US and global markets. He
00:11:10said this agreement was reached in a phone call with Vladimir
00:11:13Putin. Vladimir Zelensky says reducing sanctions
00:11:17without a clear agreement to de-escalate tensions is a sign
00:11:21of weakness and will allow Russia to prolong the war.
00:11:25oil. Now he has agreed with Vladimir Putin Let's watch a report from Aruna Iyengar.
00:11:28A 180-degree turn.
00:11:31Just a few weeks ago, Donald Trump was sanctioning countries for buying
00:11:35Russian
00:11:40that Russia will supply diesel to the US and global markets.
00:11:43To be honest, I want to thank President Putin.
00:11:47A lot of oil is coming into our country in the form of diesel,
00:11:51which is what we want. Based on this agreement,
00:11:57it will deliver, and in the coming months, it will send more.
00:12:00The US President says that diesel prices for Americans
00:12:03and, of course, for the whole world, will rapidly
00:12:07drop to unprecedented levels. The Russian President
00:12:10said he is confident that this agreement will have a positive
00:12:14effect on the entire global economy.
00:12:17Diesel is the driving force for agriculture, home heating,
00:12:20factories, and transportation. But its price in the US has reached
00:12:24a historic record due to shortages caused by the Middle East war.
00:12:27This situation, on the eve of the US midterm elections
00:12:31in November, has jeopardized the president's popularity.
00:12:35Critics say the amount of diesel Russia
00:12:39is supplying is small and will not have much impact on prices.
00:12:42ندارد.
00:12:45Now, Donald Trump has apparently backed down from the promises he made to Ukraine,
00:12:49which was to support that country by imposing harsh sanctions against
00:12:52Russia.
00:13:14How does it bring this fuel to the global market, and what does it gain
00:13:18besides the foreign exchange it desperately needs?
00:13:21آورد.
00:13:28Mahnoush Pourziai, my colleague in Washington, is with us. From Washington's perspective, is this decision by Trump
00:13:32more of an economic decision to
00:13:35control prices, or a real shift in
00:13:39US policy towards Russia?
00:13:41Ostensibly, it's an economic
00:13:45decision, but its political consequences are so
00:13:48vast that these two cannot really be separated.
00:13:51Moreover, Mr. Trump has done this before.
00:13:55We know that in April and in
00:13:58May, twice,
00:14:01he issued economic exemptions for sanctions against Russia.
00:14:04He did this, and now once again,
00:14:08with a longer period, he has done this.
00:14:12But just two weeks ago, Mr.
00:14:15Trump, on the sidelines of the General Assembly, again tried to start
00:14:19negotiations with Ukraine and Russia and give them momentum. Just last night,
00:14:23the Ukrainian negotiating
00:14:27delegation was in the middle of negotiating when
00:14:30they heard Mr. Trump's remarks and found themselves in a difficult position.
00:14:34Effectively, negotiations have stopped,
00:14:37and it is unclear where they will really go from here.
00:14:41What has been the reaction in the US to this news? In
00:14:45your report, it was also mentioned that just yesterday,
00:14:49it was discussed that Mr. Zelensky met with a bipartisan
00:14:52Congressional delegation, meaning American lawmakers
00:14:56are probably still either in Kyiv or on their way
00:14:59back from Kyiv, which shows
00:15:02how much this decision by Mr. Trump is even inconsistent
00:15:06with his own Congress. And the sanctions,
00:15:09which were the heaviest sanctions against Russia,
00:15:13were signed by Mr. Trump himself just two weeks ago,
00:15:16but this again violates
00:15:19them. And at least three American lawmakers,
00:15:23senators and representatives, reacted very
00:15:26strongly to Mr. Trump's decision
00:15:29and said that this strengthens the Kremlin's war machine.
00:15:33Thank you, Mahnoush Pourziai, in
00:15:36Washington.
00:15:39Ata Hosseinian, energy journalist from Berlin,
00:15:43Germany, is with us. Mr. Hosseinian, how much can this decision by Mr.
00:15:47Trump affect global markets?
00:15:55If the numbers speak to us, they say that the numbers indicate
00:15:59it's more of a show, more of a maneuver,
00:16:02more to provoke news agencies, the psychological atmosphere in
00:16:06America as the elections approach. Because the very
00:16:09300,000 tons that they promised in the first installment that Russia wants to
00:16:12supply diesel to the US, to the US market, is almost
00:16:16half of the US's one-day consumption. The US
00:16:20consumes almost 4 million barrels of diesel per day.
00:16:23This 300,000 tons that Russia wants to supply
00:16:27diesel to the US in the first installment is almost
00:16:302 million, a little more than 2 million barrels.
00:16:34And overall, if this contract that Trump has made with Russia
00:16:37and Putin, the promises Putin has made to Trump,
00:16:41the volume of diesel that is supposed to flow into the US in the coming months,
00:16:45in the coming days, is almost
00:16:495 million tons. 5
00:16:52million tons is almost 36 million
00:16:55barrels of diesel entering the US market, which, based on
00:16:59the US's daily consumption of 4 million barrels of diesel,
00:17:02is a very negligible number.
00:17:05It's probably, at best, a temporary solution
00:17:09until the election. After the election, the issue of the Strait of Hormuz,
00:17:12the danger
00:17:16of the Islamic Republic's attacks on the refineries in that region,
00:17:19must be resolved somehow. Otherwise, this
00:17:23volume of diesel that Russia will now import into the market is not
00:17:26much. But the game between Russia and China is exciting
00:17:29because China has also promised that from this month,
00:17:33almost 300,000 barrels
00:17:36of diesel will enter the market. It has lifted its export ban.
00:17:40From this perspective, if we look at it,
00:17:43the two strategic allies of the Islamic
00:17:46Republic made such a decision at this critical juncture. For me, it's much more interesting from this perspective
00:17:50what happened that China and
00:17:54Russia are giving such a boost to Trump
00:17:57in the days leading up to the election. How is the energy market situation in
00:18:07advantage. In the contracts, in the discussions, in
00:18:11the news that has come out, Putin has promised to deliver these 5 million
00:18:15tons of diesel to the US, provided that
00:18:17Ukrainian attacks on refineries stop.
00:18:21Let's not forget that out of six large and major
00:18:25Russian refineries that produce
00:18:28and export a significant portion of Russian diesel,
00:18:31almost three refineries have been taken offline or are operating
00:18:35at 25% capacity. This is Putin's important condition:
00:18:39if we are to give 5 million tons,
00:18:4236 million barrels of diesel to the US, it is contingent
00:18:46on Zelensky stopping his attacks on our refineries.
00:18:49This is very important from two aspects: first, Ukrainian attacks
00:18:53have been very painful for Russia, and we are seeing the results.
00:18:56And I think this lifting
00:19:00of sanctions and import of diesel from Russia is as
00:19:04credible and will last and be effective as
00:19:07the 60-day agreement Iran had with Trump
00:19:11for the Pakistan agreement, which included the lifting of Iranian oil sanctions
00:19:15and lasted only about two weeks, and both sides walked away.
00:19:18I also think this will ultimately
00:19:22last until the election, because currently, Russia's refinery
00:19:25situation absolutely does not allow the production and export
00:19:29of this volume of diesel all at once. Let's not forget that Russia itself
00:19:32has been importing diesel from India in recent months
00:19:36due to
00:19:40being offline, and it is itself somewhat dependent on importing
00:19:44diesel from India. That's why
00:19:46it seems to me more like a Trumpian game,
00:19:50a news game, a media game, to some extent control the psychological
00:19:53atmosphere close to the election. Prices will probably temporarily
00:19:57decrease by a percentage, but the main issue is the Strait of Hormuz
00:20:01and damage to Middle Eastern refineries, which is the handiwork
00:20:04of the Islamic Republic, and until this month,
00:20:11the energy market for oil products regained its pre-war
00:20:14calm. Thank you, Ata Hosseinian, energy journalist in
00:20:17Berlin. We will continue the program with a few
00:20:21short news items. Hundreds of supporters of the People's Party
00:20:24were arrested in India. Police imposed curfews
00:20:28in parts of Delhi to prevent demonstrations,
00:20:31and mobile communications have also been restricted.
00:20:34The leader and founder of this party, who had gone to Delhi to participate
00:20:38in the rally, was also arrested.
00:20:41Protesters are demanding the resignation of the head of the Election Commission and accuse this body
00:20:44of manipulating the voter list in favor
00:20:48of the ruling party. The Election Commission has denied this accusation.
00:20:52کرده.
00:20:55With Hurricane Isaias making landfall on
00:20:58the southern US coast, power has been cut
00:21:01for hundreds of thousands of people in Florida and Alabama. This
00:21:05hurricane has been accompanied by winds of 150 kilometers per
00:21:07hour and heavy rainfall. Officials in both
00:21:11states issued mandatory evacuation orders for residents.
00:21:14Isaias is moving
00:21:18north, and its intensity has decreased. This
00:21:20hurricane is one of the weather systems that affected parts of North
00:21:24America. Two other systems affected Mexico
00:21:27and Southern California.
00:21:29Philadelphia police in
00:21:33Pennsylvania, USA, say an artificial intelligence model
00:21:37from Entropy, which sent fake documents about
00:21:40an unsolved murder case through the police website.
00:21:44This happened three months ago, and the AI introduced itself
00:21:48as someone who had information about the case,
00:21:51but Entropy itself only became aware of this a few weeks ago.
00:21:55Yesterday, Entropy confirmed that its AI agents were acting
00:21:59against the company's wishes and had tried
00:22:02to access several government and local systems.
00:22:06کردند.
00:22:10London police in the largest operation in their history against
00:22:13mobile phone theft have arrested hundreds of people.
00:22:17In this month-long operation, officers used
00:22:26them. They found drugs, weapons, tens of thousands of pounds
00:22:30in cash, and hundreds of stolen phones.
00:22:33Graham Satchell, a BBC reporter, accompanied
00:22:37officers during a raid on a second-hand phone shop.
00:22:41بود.
00:22:46It is estimated that in London, every seven to eight minutes, a mobile phone is stolen.
00:22:50What appears to be random and
00:22:54opportunistic theft
00:22:56is,
00:22:58in most cases, the starting point for international organized crime.
00:23:02ست.
00:23:07London police have responded with drones, CCTV,
00:23:10facial recognition cameras, and electric bicycles.
00:23:12برخواسته.
00:23:19Here, they pursue and surround a suspect
00:23:22inside a park.
00:23:28He emerges from a pond.
00:23:45crimes because two years ago, the number of mobile-related crimes was significant.
00:23:48About
00:24:00But I think the sheer scale and organized nature of the current problem
00:24:03is what prompted us to launch
00:24:04this operation.
00:24:08Officers find a package in the pond.
00:24:10کنند.
00:24:15Several phones wrapped in aluminum foil so they cannot be tracked.
00:24:18The shop
00:25:32and
00:25:37warehouses, and from there to distributors who send them to China,
00:25:39Algeria, and South Africa.
00:25:48their tougher approach must have resulted in thefts decreasing by about
00:25:5220% since the beginning of this year.
00:25:56There are comments and narratives in the online space, probably from political
00:25:59circles outside the country, that portray London as the worst city
00:26:03in the world in terms of theft and violence. This is by no means true.
00:26:07نیست.
00:26:10My message to criminals is that if you are in London and you steal phones, or you deal
00:26:14in stolen second-hand phones, or you distribute them,
00:26:17you are very likely to be arrested and punished.
00:26:19میشید.
00:26:23Despite this tough tone, Britain remains one of the hotbeds for mobile phone
00:26:27theft. According to some estimates, close to
00:26:3040% of theft cases.
00:27:32Can really destroy humanity or not? Of course, if AI doesn't, there are many other
00:27:36things, but this way,
00:27:39I invite you to read this article on our website. Thank you for joining us for this news segment.
00:29:24a suitable ground for violence? It can be said that
00:29:28insensitivity to violence in public or
00:29:32verbal violence are among the signs of violence in
00:29:36Iranian culture. For example, suppose you go to watch
00:29:40an execution ceremony. Do you see this as
00:29:43violence or as the implementation
00:29:47of justice?
00:29:48عدالت
00:30:26Recently, there has been a lot of talk again in Iran about Starlink, and some people are talking about
00:30:30the possibility of mobile phones connecting to Starlink satellite internet, especially
00:30:33in the southern regions of Iran. Government officials have also made conflicting statements
00:30:37about disconnecting
00:30:45Nili, and this is Click, a program about technology. Some Iranian users on
00:30:48social networks have written that some people in the southern and southeastern
00:30:52regions of Iran have seen the possibility of connecting to Starlink satellite internet
00:30:56on their phones. So much so that