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00:00:26Headlines.
00:00:31Despite renewed Saudi air strikes and escalating clashes around
00:00:35the Bab-el-Mandeb strait, Yemeni Houthis once again targeted
00:00:38Riyadh International Airport.
00:00:39گرفتند.
00:00:42A day after the assassination of the Deputy Head of Police in Sistan and Baluchestan, a group called the Popular Front for Struggle claimed responsibility.
00:00:46نام جبهه مبارزه مردمی مسئولیتش را
00:00:49Reducing energy prices at the cost of concessions to the Kremlin,
00:00:53Zelensky says lifting sanctions on Russian gas sales
00:00:57will prolong the war.
00:01:33Welcome to this news program. Yemeni Houthis once again
00:01:36targeted Riyadh International Airport, the capital of Saudi Arabia,
00:01:39with a missile. Hospital sources say that
00:01:43dozens of people were injured in this attack, and five Saudi citizens were admitted to intensive care.
00:01:46در بخش مراقبت های ویژه بستری شدند. شرکت های
00:01:50Etihad and Qatar Airways canceled their scheduled flights
00:01:54to Riyadh for Sunday and Monday. Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia says it has bombarded
00:01:57more than 133
00:02:00Houthi positions in Yemen. Saudi officials say the goal
00:02:04is to eliminate the Houthis' ability
00:02:07to fire ballistic missiles. Sara Naji reports.
00:02:10دهد
00:02:16King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh was attacked by Houthi missiles
00:02:19on Thursday.
00:02:22Saudi Arabia says 3 people were killed in these attacks,
00:02:25including a pilot from Saudi Airlines,
00:02:29whose plane was also targeted here.
00:02:32At least two Houthi ballistic missiles
00:02:36landed here. In this attack, which
00:02:39is the second attack on this airport in recent weeks,
00:02:43several airlines, including Air India and Lufthansa,
00:02:46have suspended their flights here.
00:02:49متوقف کردند.
00:02:53has launched extensive air strikes against the Houthis.
00:02:57It says to eliminate the threat
00:03:01of their ballistic missiles, which were launched in the recent attack
00:03:04on Riyadh from about a thousand kilometers away. These missiles,
00:03:08Saudi Arabia says, were given to the Houthis by Iran.
00:03:12Saudi Arabia says that in retaliation,
00:03:15it has bombarded Houthi positions more than 130 times
00:03:18in the past two days.
00:03:21These images show some of these attacks in and around Sana'a,
00:03:25which is controlled by the Houthis.
00:03:29Saudi Arabia: There have also been extensive air strikes in support of government ground forces.
00:03:32Reports indicate
00:03:36they are trying to retake coastal areas in the Red Sea.
00:03:40تلاش می کنند.
00:03:43In Sana'a, Houthis and their supporters gathered yesterday
00:03:46and emphasized their continued path.
00:03:50According to them, escalation of war against escalation of war,
00:03:53siege against siege.
00:03:54محاصره
00:03:59This man says, it doesn't matter how much Saudi Arabia and its allies
00:04:03conspire against the Houthis; in the end,
00:04:06they will fall.
00:04:07کرد.
00:04:10Meanwhile, the UN Security Council discussed developments in Yemen and
00:04:14Saudi Arabia yesterday without issuing a statement or resolution.
00:04:18The UN special envoy for Yemen
00:04:21said Yemen has now returned to a full-scale war.
00:04:25The Saudi representative said his country
00:04:28would not allow it.
00:05:00It shows that the airport was closed to flights after this attack.
00:05:03A long night tonight in Riyadh.
00:05:07Kasra Naji, BBC.
00:05:10Saleh, Middle East analyst.
00:05:15To what extent can missile
00:05:19bombardments
00:05:21or missile launches by the Houthis change the situation
00:05:25or force Saudi Arabia to, for example, negotiate or
00:05:28lift the siege on the Houthis?
00:05:31Yes, the conflicts of the past few months
00:05:35in the region have generally shown that
00:05:38military achievements do not necessarily translate into political results.
00:05:41And
00:05:44none of the actors have been able to translate
00:05:48their military achievements into a political achievement
00:05:51on the diplomatic table.
00:05:54But what is happening in Yemen
00:05:58is that this conflict
00:06:00between the Houthis and the Saudi-backed government
00:06:04is not just an internal conflict. It certainly has
00:06:07regional geopolitical
00:06:10aspects and has even gone beyond the rivalry between Iran and Saudi Arabia
00:06:14and has been able to some extent to gain a global dimension,
00:06:17because control over the Red Sea coasts,
00:06:21control over Bab-el-Mandeb, and if the Houthis can
00:06:24control the city that connects the north and south, which is very strategically important,
00:06:28and eventually, if they can control
00:06:32the city of Marib, which is very important in terms of oil
00:06:36and can be a huge financial source for the Houthis,
00:06:39so to speak, they can gain control. It can play a very important card
00:06:43in changing
00:06:47the power equations in this
00:06:49Arabian Peninsula. That's why
00:06:53the warring parties must take this into account
00:06:56that such
00:06:59conflicts do not necessarily have military solutions
00:07:03and are very intertwined and interwoven
00:07:07and connected to everyone, and all these problems, both bottlenecks,
00:07:10مشکلات چه دو گلوگاه.
00:07:26we have many reports that not only could the Houthis not take Taiz,
00:07:30but they are being pushed back from Bab-el-Mandeb.
00:07:33They have lost a large part of the control of Zabab
00:07:37and are severely under
00:07:39Saudi strikes.
00:07:59The large Saudi oil tankers that export oil
00:08:03from the western ports of Saudi Arabia
00:08:06on the Red Sea to Asia will be threatened,
00:08:10and this can ultimately be a great for Saudi Arabia,
00:08:13because the giant Saudi oil tankers cannot pass through the Suez Canal
00:08:17and are forced
00:08:20to use Bab-el-Mandeb to export oil.
00:08:24And if they control and continue to control
00:08:28even just the Red Sea coasts in Yemen,
00:08:32the Houthis can threaten both global energy
00:08:35security and shipping security
00:08:38and use it as a lever.
00:09:00Iran has conveyed to Donald Trump ways to resolve the Tehran-Washington dispute.
00:09:03The presidents of Russia and Iran met the day before yesterday on the sidelines
00:09:07of two summits of Caspian coastal countries and CIS countries
00:09:11in Turkmenistan.
00:09:14At the same time, the IRGC Navy said that dealing with vessels that
00:09:18they consider to be in violation will not be limited to the Strait of Hormuz.
00:09:22According to the IRGC, any vessel that passes through an unauthorized passage
00:09:25will be pursued throughout the region and will be punished.
00:09:29خواهد شد.
00:09:32According to HRANA, Mostafa Mehrayeen, a sociologist, was arrested and transferred to prison
00:09:36to serve an 8-year sentence. He was sentenced late last autumn
00:09:39on charges of assembly and conspiracy
00:09:46and insulting the leader of the Islamic Republic to a total of 8 years in prison
00:09:49and a 2-year ban from leaving the country. Mr. Mehrayeen's verdict
00:09:53was upheld by the appeals court, and the most severe punishment,
00:09:57which is 5 years in prison, is to be carried out for him.
00:09:58شود.
00:10:02The group called the Popular Front for Struggle claimed responsibility for the assassination of Nosrat
00:10:06Eftekari, Deputy Head of Social Culture of the Police in Sistan and Baluchestan Province
00:10:09Ms. Eftekari's car
00:10:12was targeted by gunfire yesterday after hitting a roadside mine
00:10:16in the Cheshmeh Ziyarat area of Zahedan.
00:10:20The Popular Front for Struggle is a coalition of Jaish al-Adl and
00:10:23several Baloch militia groups that have been operating under this name
00:10:27in recent months. Meanwhile, the governor of Faryab
00:10:30announced the killing of the shooter of the Head of Prevention Police
00:10:33in this county in Kerman Province. The IRGC says that
00:10:37Israel and the US, after failing in the war, began
00:10:41activating and strengthening armed groups in southeastern Iran.
00:10:45Reza Talebi, a political analyst
00:10:48from Berlin, Germany, is with us. Mr. Talebi, it has been some time
00:10:52since the insecurity in that part of Iran
00:10:55is being reported more than ever
00:10:59and claiming victims.
00:11:01What do you think?
00:11:03With greetings and respect to you and the esteemed viewers.
00:11:07Certainly, the crisis that exists in these areas,
00:11:10despite the overlap of this
00:11:14crisis across the border, continues to affect
00:11:17the country's internal crises in this gap.
00:11:21In a situation where
00:11:24the country has entered a war, and we have reached
00:11:28a cycle of violence and repression,
00:11:31despite the efforts
00:11:34of the security apparatus of the Islamic Republic of Iran
00:11:38to not only not manage these issues
00:11:41but to suppress them, in my opinion, at the threshold of pressure,
00:11:44and perhaps it is better to say, within this military
00:11:48and economic pressure that exists,
00:11:51it will gradually get worse.
00:11:55What is seen in Sistan and Baluchestan provinces
00:11:58and some western provinces
00:12:02is the possibility that, based on
00:12:05past scenarios, considering that a large part
00:12:08of this responsibility
00:12:11stems from the security policies
00:12:14of the Islamic Republic of Iran, in a situation where
00:12:17the country and the military
00:12:21and security apparatus are more focused on an external attack, there is a possibility
00:12:25that at the threshold of this rupture and fault lines that exist
00:12:28in the country, we will face a multiplicity of violence
00:12:32and the issue of revenge instead of justice, and enter
00:12:35stages where a huge volume of these attacks that occur
00:12:38will increase widely and sporadically
00:12:42in the country, and with the increasing weakness
00:12:45of the security and military forces, whose management
00:12:49is also in disarray and fragmentation, there is a possibility
00:12:53that in the stages that occur, we will witness
00:12:57very great tensions within the country in these areas as well.
00:13:00A war over Iran weighs heavily.
00:13:04The war is not over; from time to time,
00:13:07something new might happen. Can it,
00:13:11on a larger scale, if we look at
00:13:14the bigger picture,
00:13:17affect this military conflict as well?
00:13:19Unfortunately,
00:13:22I have to say yes. On a larger
00:13:26scale, we are not moving towards improvement. Well, at the center of gravity
00:13:29of these lies the geography of Iran.
00:13:33And if collapse goes in a direction that now, through economic issues
00:13:36or gradually through military means,
00:13:39these fault lines will show themselves over time,
00:13:43we will witness the spread of these tensions
00:13:46to regional countries as well. As we know,
00:13:50in Pakistan, where ISI forces and
00:13:54ISIS-K have been stationed there, or that there is a possibility
00:13:57that other armed forces
00:14:00will enter the country, and this is happening in a situation where the Islamic Republic
00:14:04has been concentrating the combat power of its forces for more than 8 months
00:14:08in the shadow of economic pressure
00:14:11on the borders and also on offensive
00:14:14and defensive systems. In this economic
00:14:18and military exhaustion, there is a possibility that, given the very
00:14:21great dissatisfaction of Iran,
00:14:25that is, all of Iran, and who Iran is, with the diversity that exists,
00:14:28there is a possibility that
00:14:31if the central regime is weakened,
00:14:35we will witness that these will not only be at the level of militia forces
00:14:39that deal with violence but also at the general level,
00:14:43resulting in an uprising or widespread protests
00:14:46that will intensify these, leading to a situation where we cannot escape
00:14:50this cycle of crisis, violence, and revenge.
00:14:54Thank you, Mr. Talebi.
00:15:00The United States said that Ukraine needs a new president to end the war with Russia.
00:15:04It accused Volodymyr Zelensky of deliberately
00:15:08fueling the continuation of the war and ignoring America's requests to stop
00:15:12attacks on Russian refineries and oil facilities.
00:15:15Earlier, Mr. Zelensky described America's decision to suspend part
00:15:19of the sanctions on Russian gasoil exports as a weak gift
00:15:22to Vladimir Putin.
00:15:34Since the start of the war with Iran, there has been a significant increase.
00:16:07Do whatever you want with Russia, just don't hit the refineries, because this will cause
00:16:11a global problem. But he wants to create problems for the world,
00:16:14for our farmers and ranchers with gasoil, because
00:16:18Russia exports a lot of gasoil to the world. That was Donald
00:16:22Trump, the President of the United States. Mahnoosh Poouziai, our correspondent from
00:16:25Washington, is with the program. Well,
00:16:28Manouche, a new situation has been created with Mr. Trump's statements
00:16:32when he says Mr. Zelensky must give his place to a
00:16:36new leader.
00:16:40That's right, at least in Washington, it's a new situation
00:16:43in the sense that some
00:16:46politicians are falling into despair, and
00:16:50the reactions that Republicans have shown so far,
00:16:54we see that some of them have remained silent,
00:16:57naturally those who are close to Mr. Trump and see their goals
00:17:01at risk, or those
00:17:04who have been willing
00:17:08to criticize him. Mr. Trump,
00:17:11in domestic affairs, both during this period
00:17:14and in his first and second administrations, wherever he saw an obstacle,
00:17:18he tried to remove that obstacle
00:17:20by removing people from their positions.
00:17:23In foreign policy, he also thinks he can do this.
00:17:27He has removed the leader of Venezuela to solve
00:17:31the Venezuela problem
00:17:34and gain access to energy resources
00:17:38there. We know that he has targeted the leader of Iran
00:17:40and leaders from Iran to change
00:17:44the situation in Iran, and now,
00:17:48because there are many criticisms against him
00:17:50regarding the decision he made against Russia
00:17:53and naturally Ukraine has many supporters
00:17:57both in America, in Congress, and in Europe,
00:18:00Mr. Trump is saying that
00:18:04it is actually the President of Ukraine who should step aside
00:18:07so that the problem of the war with Russia can be solved.
00:18:11And
00:18:13now, how have the reactions been? We know that, of course, Republicans
00:18:17would not have been very unhappy if the price of gasoil
00:18:20had gone up due to the electoral situation,
00:18:23but from Mr. Trump's words, as mentioned, they should not be very satisfied.
00:18:27نباید خیلی راضی باشن
00:18:30Look, for example, a legislator from
00:18:34Nebraska, a state whose
00:18:37economy is focused on agriculture and whose voters
00:18:41were under a lot of pressure due to the high price of gasoil,
00:18:44for example, these legislators had pressured Mr. Trump
00:18:48to stop gasoil exports and find a solution.
00:18:51Some of them said
00:18:55that the war with Iran should be stopped because
00:18:59the fuel crisis problem arose after the Iran war.
00:19:02But for example, today,
00:19:05their reaction was that peace with Russia is a wrong
00:19:09answer to the problem that exists.
00:19:12One of the senators from Alaska also said, he is also a Republican.
00:19:16He also said that this strengthens Russia's war
00:19:20machine, and if Mr. Trump wants to solve the energy problem,
00:19:23he should solve this issue after the end of the Ukraine war.
00:19:27In any case, the move that Mr. Trump has made is not in line with the Republican Congress
00:19:30that has imposed heavy sanctions
00:19:34against Russia, and...
00:19:39Now, the team from Congress that went and met with Mr. Zelensky
00:19:42in Kyiv to help in the war,
00:19:45they are probably also speechless about this new policy.
00:19:49Thank you, Mirnosh Pourziai, our correspondent in Washington.
00:19:53We continue the program with a few short news items.
00:19:57More than 7,000 supporters of the People's Party
00:20:00were arrested in India. Police imposed a curfew
00:20:04in parts of Delhi to prevent demonstrations,
00:20:09and mobile communications were also restricted. The leader and founder of this party,
00:20:13who had gone to Delhi to participate in the rally, was also arrested.
00:20:16Protesters are demanding the resignation of the Chief Election Commissioner
00:20:20and accuse the institution of manipulating voter lists in favor of the ruling party.
00:20:24The Election Commission has denied this accusation.
00:20:28کرده.
00:20:31In an unprecedented move, Brazilian prosecutors sued the oil company Shell.
00:20:35They are demanding
00:20:38$100 million in compensation for the devastating floods two years ago
00:20:42in Rio Grande do Sul state. In that flood, more than
00:20:45180 people were killed, and half a million were displaced.
00:20:49According to the French news agency, prosecutors said that the requested revenue
00:20:53is commensurate with the material and moral damages and the amount of greenhouse gas emissions
00:20:57from Shell's fossil fuels.
00:21:00With the arrival
00:21:04of Hurricane Isaias on the southern
00:21:07US coast, power to hundreds of thousands of people in Florida
00:21:11and Alabama has been cut. This storm was accompanied
00:21:14by winds of 150 kilometers per hour and heavy rainfall.
00:21:18Officials in both states issued mandatory evacuation orders
00:21:22for residents. Isaias
00:21:24is moving north, and its intensity has also decreased.
00:21:27This storm is one of three weather systems that have affected parts of North America.
00:21:31The other two systems
00:21:34have affected Mexico and Southern California.
00:21:38کردند.
00:21:41Philadelphia police in Pennsylvania, USA, say
00:21:44an artificial intelligence model from Anthropic company
00:21:47introduced itself through the police website
00:21:59as a person who has information about the case, but Anthropic itself was informed of this
00:22:03a few weeks ago. Yesterday, Anthropic company confirmed
00:22:06that its artificial intelligence agents were acting against the company's wishes
00:22:09and tried to access several government
00:22:13and local systems.
00:22:14کردن
00:22:18London police, in the largest operation in their history against mobile phone theft,
00:22:22have arrested hundreds of people. In this operation,
00:22:25officers used
00:22:28powerful electric bicycles and facial recognition cameras
00:22:31to identify suspects. They discovered drugs,
00:22:35weapons, tens of thousands of pounds in cash, and hundreds of stolen phones.
00:22:39Graham Satchell, BBC correspondent, was with them
00:22:43during the raid on a used phone store.
00:22:46گوشی دسته دوم همراه اونها بود.
00:22:53It is estimated that in London, a mobile phone is stolen every 7 to 8 minutes.
00:22:57What appears to be random
00:23:01and opportunistic theft
00:23:02آید.
00:23:05is in most cases the starting point for international organized crime.
00:23:09ست.
00:23:13London police are combating this with drones, CCTV cameras, facial recognition cameras,
00:23:17and electric bicycles.
00:23:26Here, they pursue and surround a suspect inside a park.
00:23:29میکنند.
00:23:34He emerges from a pond.
00:23:36آورد.
00:23:39Slowly and gently, slowly and gently. All right, buddy, calm down.
00:23:43You're under arrest for attempting to evade the police.
00:23:45باشه.
00:23:50We focused on mobile-related crimes because two years ago, the number of mobile-related crimes
00:23:53was significant; about 80,000
00:23:57phones were stolen across London through theft, snatching, pickpocketing, or mugging.
00:24:00This year, we managed to reduce this figure to about 70,000.
00:24:04But I think the very large scale and organized nature
00:24:08of the problem is what led us to launch this operation.
00:24:11کنیم
00:24:15Officers find a package in the pond.
00:24:17میکنند.
00:24:22The number of phones wrapped in aluminum foil to prevent tracking.
00:24:25نشوند
00:24:28We have a mobile phone snatch thief riding a shared LIME bicycle. He just snatched several of these phones.
00:24:32رو همین الان قاپیده
00:24:35Police action on the streets has become much more decisive.
00:24:38شده.
00:24:41I think the trick we are using is logical. We directly confront
00:24:44the challenge created by the criminals and use their own tactics to target
00:24:48and trap them.
00:26:03Comments and narratives in the online space, probably from political circles outside the country,
00:26:06suggest that London is somehow the worst city
00:26:10in the world in terms of theft and violence. This is by no means true.
00:26:13نیست.
00:26:17My message to criminals is that if you are in London or dealing with stolen second-hand phones
00:26:20or distributing them,
00:26:24you are very likely to be arrested
00:26:26and punished.
00:26:30Despite this tone, Britain...
00:27:04This old whiskey with a special design is a product of the Macallan distillery
00:27:07that was produced in 1926.
00:27:11It is one of 40 bottles of whiskey
00:27:14whose contents were aged for 60 years
00:27:17in a wooden barrel. This whiskey is highly sought after
00:27:21by collectors.
00:27:24گرفته.
00:27:28Finally, I should mention that moments ago, Donald Trump, the President
00:27:32of the United States, in response to the Houthi attack
00:27:35on Riyadh Airport, said that he would soon
00:27:39decide on US involvement in Saudi attacks against
00:27:43the Houthis, and he said that if he does,
00:27:46it will be very swift and decisive.
00:27:49Thank you for being with our news sections.