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00:00:00Why didn't we tell the people?
00:00:24gold medal in the International Artificial Intelligence Olympiad. The
00:00:28Iranian National Artificial Intelligence Olympiad team won one gold medal, two
00:00:32silver medals, and one bronze medal at the third
00:00:35International Olympiad in Kazakhstan. In this round of
00:00:39competitions, which were held from the 11th to the 16th of August,
00:00:42Shayan Rezazadeh won the
00:00:45Darvishi and Mohammad Amin Nazmfar
00:00:48won silver medals, and Mani
00:00:51Manjipour won the world bronze medal.
00:00:55This round of competitions was held with the participation of more than 400 participants from more
00:00:59than 100 countries around the world. This achievement was made despite serious
00:01:03challenges, including internet disruptions and
00:01:06outages, as well as cowardly attacks by the
00:01:10American enemy and the Zionist regime on the national
00:01:13artificial intelligence infrastructure
00:01:16of the country.
00:01:20The President said, "We are not seeking expansionism,
00:01:24but the Zionists are seeking a greater Israel."
00:01:27Mr. Pezeshkan, in a television program,
00:01:30compared Iran's and Israel's approaches to the countries of the region,
00:01:34adding, "We have a common border with neighboring
00:01:37countries, and we must live together. But the
00:01:40Zionist regime, which has no borders with many Islamic
00:01:44countries, is thinking of aggression and taking their land."
00:01:47For a person's ignorance, it is enough
00:01:51that they don't know how much power they have. They wanted
00:01:54to dispossess us completely. Well,
00:01:58if they dispossess us, they should come and plow our
00:02:02entire land and water, and we wouldn't be able to
00:02:05do anything, right? We should
00:02:07do this. We accept that they come and
00:02:11take all our military and defensive powers from us. We bow
00:02:15before them, which we won't do. But we won't
00:02:18invade other countries. We are not looking for land,
00:02:22I don't know, to take land and expand.
00:02:25Unlike Zionist Israel, which is actually
00:02:29looking for a greater Israel.
00:02:32The
00:02:35Minister of Foreign Affairs emphasized the necessity of regional
00:02:39integration and reliance on domestic capabilities. Mr. Aragchi, in a message
00:02:43to neighboring countries, referred to the readiness and capabilities
00:02:46of Iran's armed forces and announced that the power
00:02:49of the Islamic Republic has been proven against the most advanced
00:02:53military forces in the world. The Minister of Foreign Affairs emphasized
00:02:56to neighboring countries that if Muslims are united, they
00:03:00will stand against any threat. And now
00:03:03is the time to rely on our own
00:03:05strength and strengthen
00:03:10true brotherhood. Following the statements of the US Treasury
00:03:14Secretary about the possibility of Iran and the US reaching
00:03:17an agreement in the coming days, the Governor of the Central
00:03:20Bank said: Regardless of whether this agreement is reached
00:03:24or not, these statements, along with some previous
00:03:27materials about the imminent collapse of Iran's economy,
00:03:47were evident in the inflation report for July. The Governor
00:03:51of the Central Bank said that one of the main priorities
00:03:54is to prevent the financing of budget deficits through
00:03:58Central Bank resources.
00:04:17The US announced in a report that General Dunford,
00:04:20Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff of the US Army,
00:04:24specifically told a number of senior Trump administration
00:04:27officials, including Cliff,
00:04:30Director of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), Marco
00:04:34Rubio, Secretary of State, and JD Vance, Vice President of the United
00:04:38States, that the United States needs to find
00:04:41a way to avoid war with Iran. According to this
00:04:44report, General Dunford
00:04:48warned that the military options
00:04:51proposed for escalating the conflict may
00:04:54backfire, and also said that it is unlikely that
00:04:58air power alone can achieve
00:05:00the stated goals of US President Donald
00:05:03Trump.
00:05:06کند.
00:05:12With the efforts of Iranian experts and with the aim
00:05:15of reducing energy imbalance, 300 megawatts of electricity
00:05:18were added to the country's power grid capacity through
00:05:22the Farab combined cycle power plant.
00:05:25شد.
00:05:27This is the 900-megawatt Farab combined cycle power plant
00:05:31in Islam Abad Gharb. With the completion of the steam
00:05:34section of this power plant, 300 megawatts of electricity
00:05:38will be produced and fed into the grid. The steam
00:05:40unit with a capacity of 310 megawatts, with the
00:05:44expertise of local forces and Iranian
00:05:47experts, God willing, will be connected to the national
00:05:51electricity grid within the next month. The first
00:05:54phase of this power plant was put into operation in 2011.
00:05:57The commissioning of the steam power plant, let me tell you,
00:06:01will save us a very significant amount, approximately
00:06:04583 million cubic
00:06:06meters of gas per year, more than
00:06:10150
00:06:12small companies that work in industries and produce 34 megawatts
00:06:16can be launched, and they create very good employment in the region.
00:06:20Strengthening network stability is one of the most important goals of this project.
00:06:24Without any fuel consumption,
00:06:28this 300 megawatts
00:06:31is supplied and produced
00:06:33entirely by experts and educated youth
00:06:37of
00:06:40the region.
00:06:59The spring rains have increased production and improved the
00:07:03harvesting conditions for farmers in Fereydun Shahr.
00:07:06است.
00:07:09These days, farmers in Fereydun Shahr are busy harvesting
00:07:13lentils and chickpeas from their agricultural lands. I
00:07:16planted 2 hectares here, both chickpeas and
00:07:20lentils, one hectare each. We started planting
00:07:24here in April and May. This year, we planted approximately
00:07:272 hectares of chickpeas and 3 hectares of lentils. We
00:07:30plant chickpeas and wheat in October.
00:07:34Now that they are ripe, we harvest them. In the current
00:07:37agricultural year, more than 300 farmers have planted
00:07:41lentils and chickpeas.
00:07:47We come at 8 AM until 1 PM,
00:07:51then we go home, and again at 4 PM when the weather cools
00:07:55down, we come and harvest. When we want to harvest, we say
00:07:58it in knots, as the old people say. Then we slowly gather it until it becomes
00:08:02a bundle. We harvest at least 100
00:08:05kilograms per jerib and one
00:08:08ton of chickpeas and lentils per hectare. This year,
00:08:12we planted 5 hectares. The condition of this year's chickpeas
00:08:15and lentils is good due to the rain. This year, 400 kilograms
00:08:19of dryland lentils and 600 kilograms of dryland chickpeas
00:08:23are harvested per hectare. The area under
00:08:26dryland chickpea cultivation in Fereydunshahr is 1,000
00:08:29hectares, 400 hectares for lentils and 600 hectares for chickpeas.
00:08:33The harvest of these products begins in early
00:08:36July and continues until
00:08:38mid-August.
00:08:41This year, it was predicted
00:09:50Mr. President, the project of local focus,
00:09:54the issue that has been raised, and the necessity of it being
00:09:57raised, and how this project came about
00:10:01is a question in itself. And another question is whether
00:10:04this project is going to replace civil society organizations
00:10:08or parties, or is it a complement to these civil society organizations?
00:10:13Look, from a
00:10:15management perspective, we have a numerator
00:10:19and a denominator. Any organization, whether it's the
00:10:22government or whatever,
00:10:26covers a percentage of that denominator.
00:10:29Like the Relief Committee or these non-governmental organizations
00:10:33you mentioned. They don't see everyone
00:10:36and maybe often don't
00:10:39see those who are poorer and weaker. Those who
00:10:43have access, know, come and introduce themselves to
00:10:46these organizations. There are some people who are
00:10:49not like that, they don't reach any of these. As a result,
00:10:53in order for us to
00:10:55cover, for example, 10%
00:10:59of household heads, we covered
00:11:0220% of them. What about the rest? When
00:11:05we came to the environment we live in, we drew
00:11:08a line and said this is the area.
00:11:11Then when we said in this area,
00:11:13now our audience, if the NGO wants to work, it should say
00:11:17who its audience is in this area,
00:11:21and then say what percentage it covers, and what percentage
00:11:24is left behind. That person who wants treatment,
00:11:28that person who wants to reach a household head, that person who wants
00:11:31to reach an elderly person, that person who wants to reach a neighborhood, that person who wants
00:11:35to reach employment, meaning depending on what we have
00:11:38in mind, in a neighborhood, which
00:11:41is a small part of a building,
00:11:44let's see if those accesses or
00:11:48that work that needs to be done here takes place or
00:11:52not. We need to see if there. Is there
00:11:56anyone to help an old, sick, lonely person
00:11:59at home? Or not? It's not about
00:12:02an NGO being formed and seeing some people and then giving
00:12:06a number, for example, we saw 10 people, 100 people, 10,000
00:12:09people. How many 10,000 people did you see?
00:12:12As a result, the question remains unanswered.
00:12:15But when you specify an area,
00:12:19then in that area, you can see how many
00:12:22customers that NGO or educational institution
00:12:26or, I don't know, doctor or
00:12:30cultural, sports, artistic
00:12:33organization in this area has seen, and how many are left
00:12:36behind. Then what should I and the government do for
00:12:40those who are left behind? In order to be able
00:12:44to manage, in order to be able to see everyone, first of all, we must
00:12:47involve everyone. The government is not able
00:12:51to do all this with the departments it has created. It has not been able
00:12:55to do so. This has not happened anywhere in the world.
00:12:59In any society where
00:13:02these so-called community social capabilities increased,
00:13:05the power and stability
00:13:08of life, unity, and social cohesion were
00:13:12greater. Wherever there was hope that someone
00:13:15from above would do something, the problems increased.
00:13:18In order to see the problems of our
00:13:22people,
00:13:24as a result, we define a neighborhood. A neighborhood
00:13:28with a defined population, now 10,000, 20,000, 30,000.
00:13:32Then we have to see that these people
00:13:34themselves sit down and assess
00:13:37their needs. Those who can solve their
00:13:40needs themselves should solve them. Those who can't,
00:13:44we as the government should help them solve them. As
00:13:48a result, a neighborhood should not be without a school,
00:13:52without a clinic, without, I don't know, health
00:13:56facilities, and thousands of other problems that they need,
00:13:59and we are unaware of. They come forward, and we also
00:14:03help. There are NGOs that go and say what
00:14:06problem they want to solve in which of these cells.
00:14:10Another issue in this project is the perception of mosque-centricity,
00:14:14meaning that only religious people are included in this
00:14:17circle. Is neighborhood-centricity merely mosque-centricity
00:14:20or does it have other structures? Look.
00:14:25I think you should have inferred
00:14:28from what I just said that the elderly, women,
00:14:31education, roads, treatment, employment,
00:14:34and all these things. The mosque
00:14:38can only answer a fraction of the denominator. What about
00:14:42the rest?
00:14:45When we say mosque, we now say mosque,
00:14:48school, health center,
00:14:50and other institutions like the municipality.
00:15:05We should have a mosque in a neighborhood for 130,000 to
00:15:09120,000 people. We have
00:15:11schools. That means these are the places. We
00:15:15have nearly 7,000 health centers.
00:15:18That means there is one health center for every
00:15:2210 to 12,000 people in the country. These
00:15:25are bases from which operations can be carried out. A mosque
00:15:29is a base for operations. A school is a base for
00:15:33operations. A health center is a center
00:15:36for operations. The health houses that municipalities
00:15:39have or the bases they have are operation centers.
00:15:43And the Red Crescent, and now NGOs, or anyone
00:15:46else who is there, we first
00:15:49select a defined population in the neighborhood. In
00:15:52this defined population, we identify
00:15:56the places from which various audiences can be
00:15:59reached. Some are cultural, some are athletic,
00:16:02some are, so to speak, employment-related.
00:16:05Some are health-related, some are
00:16:09mental health-related, some are, I don't know,
00:16:13دونم
00:16:16shopkeepers, some are industrialists. As a result,
00:16:19we see that neighborhood as a region. From these
00:16:23positions, we can reach the audience that
00:16:27exists there. We design the program and
00:16:31coordinate among these bases.
00:16:34The mosque, in my view,
00:16:38should ideally have all of these, but since
00:16:41our views are closed, since we consider
00:16:44someone religious whom we call religious, and someone else
00:16:47non-religious, as a result, we cannot
00:16:51attract everyone. The prophets and imams did not
00:16:55come to say, "Let those who are religious come, and those who are not
00:16:58not." They saw everyone. We came and drew
00:17:02a line and divided into insiders and outsiders.
00:17:06There are no outsiders. Everyone in that neighborhood is ours, and
00:17:10we must reach them. One person in that neighborhood is addicted,
00:17:13another is in trouble, another, I don't know, has a fight.
00:17:16Well, we must reach them. If we are
00:17:18human, this is the cell of
00:17:21life. If we put this life into
00:17:25motion there, we can solve the problems of the region,
00:17:29its employment, its health, its education, its logistics
00:17:32and auxiliary services, all of them. The problem is not
00:17:36one thing, the problem is all the things that can be created
00:17:40in a region. The mosque is a base with
00:17:42beliefs that we must prove in action.
00:17:46Instead of giving orders to do this,
00:17:50let's help the people. If we help the people,
00:17:53they will believe us, regardless of the help we give, which must
00:17:57be selfless and without expectation.
00:18:01In the Quran, there is a detailed verse. If I want to
00:18:04say it, it will take another hour. It says, "Say."
00:18:37it doesn't match these. Now, let it do whatever
00:18:41it wants to do. If your government is facing
00:18:45two challenges, one is economic, and the other is foreign policy. Here,
00:18:48the questions become a bit more challenging, and the answers
00:18:51are probably more direct. Mr. President, you
00:18:55started your government when the assassination of Martyr Haniyeh
00:18:59happened. Immediately after that, with a small
00:19:02delay, we had the snapback issue and the re-issuance
00:19:05of UN resolutions. At that time, what efforts
00:19:09did your diplomacy team make to prevent these two, to prevent the snapback?
00:19:13Look, the view in society regarding
00:19:17foreign issues, after all, these domestic challenges
00:19:19کشور
00:19:22have existed and still exist, and
00:19:25there is a possibility that they will continue. And,
00:19:29of course, it depends on those views and the lack of
00:19:32cooperation that is taking
00:19:33shape.
00:19:36Regarding our neighbors, we have solved many of our problems.
00:19:40It has become much better. Now, this war
00:19:44that has taken shape, Israel and the US are trying
00:19:48to unite the Persian Gulf countries
00:19:51against us, and we are trying to prevent
00:19:54that from happening. Of course, we have a challenge internally
00:19:58because we have different views,
00:20:01and naturally, the US
00:20:05is taking advantage of this situation, and Israel is taking advantage
00:20:09of it. My belief is that I said this,
00:20:13not because I want to give a slogan, but
00:20:16I believe Muslims are brothers.
00:20:19The Prophet of God says this, the Book of God
00:20:23says this. Brothers does not mean
00:20:26that Shia and Sunni Muslims are separate.
00:20:29A Muslim is a brother.
00:20:32Imam Ali, peace be upon him, said this in those meetings,
00:20:35I have said it many times in sermon 18. He says,
00:20:39"They take a case to a judge, he gives a ruling. Then
00:20:42they take the same case to another judge, he gives
00:20:45another ruling. Then these judges come to the one who
00:20:49ruled for them."
00:21:50Well, you are better than me. Well, God
00:21:54will reward you. Why do you put me under obligation?
00:21:57Why do you act superior to me? Why do you command
00:22:01me? Who said you should command me? You are
00:22:04good, praise be to God. Be good to me too, without
00:22:08obligation, as the Quran says, for God, not
00:22:12that you should, for example, command others to do
00:22:15this or not to do that. That is
00:22:19fleeing from religion and faith. Imam Ali, in his letter to Malik,
00:22:22says that commanding and forbidding has three negative
00:22:26consequences. He says, "Do
00:22:29not say, 'I am the commander, and they must obey.'" We say
00:22:33that society cannot be managed by commanding and forbidding. This
00:22:37trend, its negative consequence
00:22:40is to weaken faith, to weaken religion,
00:22:43and to darken the heart and change this
00:22:47command. As a result, now
00:22:50all of these, with the support of the Supreme Leader and the
00:22:54support of the dear Leader, who is now also making
00:22:58every effort for unity and cohesion. Our situation with foreign neighbors
00:23:02is much better than before. Mr. President, there were
00:23:05negotiations with the facilitation of the French,
00:23:09so that they could reach a reconciliation between
00:23:12us and the United States. What happened there that Trump
00:23:16did not accept? It was not facilitation. First, with God, these Europeans should have accepted.
00:23:32what they did, which shows that even the Europeans
00:23:34themselves
00:23:36do not have the authority to make decisions, because
00:23:40if they had the authority, we would have reached an agreement
00:23:43with Macron. We said that their expectations
00:23:47were in line with our expectations and demands.
00:23:50Of course, it was also with the permission and coordination
00:23:53of the Supreme Leader. The dear Leader
00:23:56is showing in this broadcast that he has said that we
00:24:00will not negotiate at all.
00:24:02With the same permission of the Leader, we did these things and
00:24:06had also reached an agreement, but then the United States
00:24:10withdrew and then they took us to snapback, whereas
00:24:13if they had accepted what we had coordinated with Macron,
00:24:16there would have been no need for them to snapback us.
00:24:20We didn't start the war. We were in talks. They
00:24:23started the war. Of course, this
00:24:26war, because many people say that they came to prevent
00:24:29the war, and war happened. We did not
00:24:32start the war. They, with this
00:24:35situation, that we were going forward,
00:24:38their calculations were that the country would fall apart,
00:24:42and they said that something could be done in this context.
00:24:46But the process did not go as they wanted.
00:24:50The Iranian people cooperated,
00:24:51even those who had objections
00:24:54put their hearts into it, and we were
00:24:58able to stay here until now, and we will remain stronger
00:25:01and more powerful, God willing. In this very context that you
00:25:05are stating, one of the things that happened in the 12-day
00:25:08war and more broadly and deeply in the 40-day war
00:25:12was that we hit US bases across the region.
00:25:15Did this have a significant impact on our relationship
00:25:19with the Persian Gulf countries?
00:25:25Look, the problem we have is that
00:25:28the countries of the region, the US
00:25:32has hit our bases from there. Where did they hit the Mina school
00:25:36from? From those Muslim and friendly countries. Why
00:25:40should they allow them to come and hit us? And
00:25:43we don't want to hit them. We hit them from where
00:25:46they hit us. Why should the US come here and set
00:25:50up bases? To hit any Islamic country that doesn't
00:25:54listen to them. Who said we should
00:25:58be their obedient servants?
00:26:00Why?
00:26:03We don't intend to oppress anyone, but
00:26:06we won't submit to force. They are not supposed to force
00:26:10us. They are not supposed to come to our country and take
00:26:14our resources. In Iraq, they sell oil, and they
00:26:16don't get their money.
00:26:19We had to defend ourselves.
00:26:21And honestly,
00:26:25our fighters, our air and space forces, army, IRGC,
00:26:29and our fighting youth defended heroically.
00:26:33They amazed the world, and of course, with the blessing and support
00:26:36of the people and, naturally, with the
00:26:40management that the government has carried out. If this
00:26:43process and support had not taken shape, the support
00:26:46that the government had for this set of issues,
00:26:50this process would not have been possible.
00:26:53We are one body, one, so to speak, power,
00:26:56not fragmented. Those people, those who want to separate
00:27:00us, are those who want to create
00:27:03a rift in society between us and all these people
00:27:07who live in this country.
00:27:10There are regulations, laws, and a leadership
00:27:13that governs, not these warlords that
00:27:17they have created. Sometimes some people don't want to accept
00:27:20this. Well, one of the
00:27:24important points in your foreign policy period
00:27:27is that we had two indirect
00:27:30dialogues with the United States. One before the 12-day war
00:27:34and one after the
00:27:3612-day war, which led to this recent war. Believers say
00:27:40that these two negotiations that took place
00:27:43were a deception. Some more radical people even say
00:27:47that Mr. Pezeshkian and the government of the martyred
00:27:50leader pressured him to negotiate, but in
00:27:53the end, we saw that the system decided to negotiate. What
00:27:57else happened that the system decided to hold these two
00:28:00rounds of negotiations?
00:28:27This process has continued, otherwise in these talks
00:28:30they wanted to completely dispossess us.
00:28:34Well, if they dispossessed us, they would have to
00:28:38come and plow our entire land and water,
00:28:41and we wouldn't be able to do anything. Is that right?
00:28:44We do this. We accept that they come
00:28:47and take all our military and defensive power from us,
00:28:51and we bow before them, which we do not do. But
00:28:55we do not invade other countries. We are
00:28:58not looking for land, I don't know, to take land
00:29:02and expand. Unlike Zionist Israel, which
00:29:05is actually looking for a greater Israel, we
00:29:08are not looking for a greater Iran. We consider all
00:29:11these countries our brothers. We don't need
00:29:15this at all. We are together. We have
00:29:18a border, we are neighbors. But Israel has no border
00:29:22with us, no border with Islamic countries. It is
00:29:26thinking of aggression and taking their land. Mr. President,
00:29:29my question was about you being accused of
00:29:33pressuring the martyred leader to negotiate.
00:29:37What is the answer to this question? Look, those who say
00:29:40this either don't know the Leader
00:29:44or actually don't have logic and common
00:29:47sense. In order for us to survive, we must
00:29:51know what we are doing. When do we want to fight,
00:29:54when do we want to make peace, when do we want him to
00:29:57do his work, and I do mine? Neither war nor
00:30:01peace. China and the US are friends.
00:30:04China is America's biggest enemy. Why don't they
00:30:06fight? China does its
00:30:10own thing and is getting stronger every day. When we can
00:30:14achieve our rights through dialogue. When we were able
00:30:17to, in this very agreement we made,
00:30:21to stop the Lebanon
00:30:23war, so to speak.
00:30:25Every day there, 100 people, 200 people of
00:30:29Muslims were martyred there. Now,
00:30:33it didn't happen. We were able to lift
00:30:35the siege. We were able
00:30:38to get our money back. They wanted to return it.
00:30:41We were actually able to get some
00:30:45waivers or sanctions lifted. We were also supposed
00:30:49to open the strait. Now, they say that
00:30:52they did not comply, and we also struck.
00:30:55What did we give to the US? We had many achievements.