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00:00:00I was looking out or just as the time and details of the ceremony. I was coming by car,
00:00:03we just joined. People were happy and
00:00:07it ended again. I spoke a little and then
00:00:11it was broadcast again. It was a very
00:00:14strange memory for me and all that. I mean, I have never
00:00:18been this spiritually happy in my life.
00:00:21Now that I've said all this, let me get to the Supreme
00:00:25Leader. There was a program called "Heart
00:00:28to Heart". After
00:00:31we read this, it was Modarres University. So they
00:00:34invited us there to do a program. They had
00:00:38come there. So I spoke a little
00:00:42about the holy shrine and
00:00:44this anthem. Before we went on stage, there was
00:00:47a man, not in person, let's say, there was
00:00:51a man who said to shorten
00:00:54it. I said, "What? I didn't even go."
00:00:58I said, "Okay." We went on stage and
00:01:01our first speech, I said hello
00:01:04to His Excellency. I said that there is a dear
00:01:08one here who is telling me to shorten
00:01:11it. Do you allow me to read it? He said, "Please
00:01:15read it." So we read for half
00:01:17an hour. One of the anthems was this Khajeh
00:01:21Esma'ilzadeh, and so on. In short, it was very well received
00:01:24and then we came out. The other person just
00:01:28shook his teeth.
00:01:41This was one of my very good memories regarding epic anthems, especially
00:01:45this Khajeh
00:01:46victory.
00:01:51From the steadfastness of the nation and its people
00:01:54and our
00:01:56army, it became eternal.
00:02:31Blessed be this blessed
00:02:33spring to the gardener.
00:02:37Blessed be blessed be this
00:02:41flower garden. Give to
00:02:44the nightingales. Blessed
00:02:46be forever our homeland
00:02:50established. This
00:02:52victory is renewed with
00:02:56religion, victory.
00:04:30Criminal Trump, we know
00:04:32how we, so to speak, expelled you from
00:04:36the region. Similarly, in our presence,
00:04:39we will annihilate America,
00:04:42just like communism, which was destroyed overnight.
00:04:46We will annihilate you. The fourth axis
00:04:49is for internal thugs, for
00:04:53internal thugs and domestic traitors.
00:04:56to uh fall off a Put your hands firmly on your hearts.
00:05:00I will not leave the street. I have a four-
00:05:03point strategic plan. Even if it takes
00:05:06a thousand nights, we will be in the field, God willing. I say to
00:05:09every Iranian, regardless of any taste,
00:05:13regardless of whether they are a revolutionary or not,
00:05:17in the name of being Iranian,
00:05:19the enemy is sitting behind our borders.
00:05:22Well, he wants to, he said
00:05:26it himself, to, so to speak, destroy your civilization,
00:05:29to destroy Iran.
00:05:33Well, any Iranian with pride, regardless
00:05:36of, as I said, whether they are a revolutionary or not, must be
00:05:40on the scene.
00:06:15It doesn't leave me. I couldn't
00:06:19let go of the secret of my heart. It couldn't
00:06:22happen. A thousand and one
00:06:25nights came and I couldn't fulfill
00:06:29the right to cry. I didn't want to come here
00:06:32to see you again with your memory,
00:06:36remembering the long night of
00:06:38Ashura, how they wanted to Imam Hussein.
00:08:42Our words are the lightest. Flight
00:08:45پرواز
00:08:50of ours.
00:09:01Perhaps for many, it is a question why America is called treacherous and
00:09:05a liar. Everything started with trust.
00:09:08Exactly 73 years ago, Mossadegh looked to the White House
00:09:12to get rid of English threats and save Iran's oil
00:09:15as a neutral mediator. But what was America's
00:09:19response to Mossadegh's trust? We removed
00:09:22Mossadegh, the elected leader, years ago and
00:09:26ruthlessly used the weapon of oil for our own benefit. Their true face
00:09:30was revealed for the first time in history.
00:09:34The United States played a role in overthrowing Iran's
00:09:37democratically elected government. This deception was not a spark,
00:09:41but it became a pattern that was repeated
00:09:4527 years later during the Algiers Accords.
00:09:49The White House put on the mask of agreement
00:09:52again
00:09:55for the release of the hostages. It committed to return Iran's assets
00:09:58and not interfere in the country's affairs. The Iranian government acted
00:10:02preemptively in a way and released the hostages faster.
00:10:05While none of the commitments that the Americans
00:10:09were supposed to accept had been implemented. Years passed.
00:10:12America, which could not break Iran's will with pressure
00:10:16and sanctions, once again put on the mask of diplomacy.
00:10:20This time with the JCPOA. Iran fully implemented
00:10:23this agreement. The world saw how a signature in the White House
00:10:27tramples on commitments.
00:10:31It was the United States that violated the agreement during
00:10:34Obama's term. During Trump's term, they simply
00:10:38tore up the agreement. Despite this, Iran was fully committed. The enemy,
00:10:41which had once again failed to achieve its goals with sanctions,
00:10:45changed its course. This time, America officially
00:10:48turned the negotiating table into a war room. Not only did they
00:10:52not act and withdrew from the JCPOA,
00:10:55they also carried out military operations against us. In the middle
00:10:59of the negotiations, Israel, as its proxy arm, pulled the trigger
00:11:02against Iran, and America also entered the fray.
00:11:06First, they said they didn't know, then they themselves, along with
00:11:10their companions, attacked our nuclear facilities. But this was not the end
00:11:13of their adventurism. Just a few months later, and another
00:11:16diplomatic trap, this time with the assassination of the martyred
00:11:20leader, senior officials, and the killing of children in Minab
00:11:23school, they entered the battlefield, right
00:11:26in the middle of negotiations. We had
00:11:29no right to start a war against a country we were negotiating
00:11:33with, based on a lie. This move had
00:11:36a clear message: to corner Iran at the gambling
00:11:39table of agreement and force it to accept
00:11:43their imposed conditions. But Iran, with a crushing response, drove
00:11:47the enemy into a deadlock in achieving its goals.
00:11:50America, which was exhausted from the war with Iran,
00:11:53once again faltered to escape
00:12:00Iran will not surrender. The only way to end the war
00:12:03is agreement. Trump is forced to admit his
00:12:07defeat. The tide turned. This time, it was Iran
00:12:10that imposed its conditions on them. America committed
00:12:14to stop military operations throughout the region,
00:12:17lift the naval blockade, and open the Strait of Hormuz
00:12:21under Iran's sovereignty.
00:12:24Trump was caught in Iran: either a costly
00:12:28war or accepting a very, very bad
00:12:31agreement. Trump's signature had not yet dried when
00:12:35they violated the agreement. This is also the footprint
00:12:39of America's crime. Today, the Great Satan has
00:12:42once again revealed its true and unmasked face, so that
00:12:46this dark experience of crime and
00:12:49treachery becomes another strong document
00:12:52for the illogical and untrustworthy
00:12:56and evil nature of America. American diplomacy first
00:12:59lays the groundwork for deception with lies, then
00:13:03reveals its true and unmasked face through treachery.
00:13:07Mahshid Tarashi, IRIB News Agency.
00:13:09The war is going to end very
00:13:13soon, and when it ends, gasoline prices will return
00:13:17to pre-war levels, or even less. The war is going
00:13:20to end very soon. But how? Well,
00:13:24at least in the White House, no one knows the answer
00:13:28Donald Trump had previously told Axios that the time
00:13:31for making big decisions had arrived, and of course,
00:13:35for the sixth time since the start of the war,
00:13:38he threatened to destroy Iran. The discussion of Iran's
00:13:42destruction has two scenarios: either renewed aerial bombardment, which,
00:13:46due to Iran's capabilities, only wastes expensive American ammunition,
00:13:49or ground troop deployment, which is not feasible. So it's nothing
00:13:52but a political bluff. Trump resorts
00:13:55to this well-worn tactic while a new assessment
00:13:59by the US Central Command shows that the military
00:14:02cost of war with Iran has reached $43.6
00:14:06billion by September 3rd. This
00:14:08cost includes a $6 billion jump in weapon
00:14:12costs in just over a month.
00:14:14Due to
00:14:17the White House's wrong decisions, we don't have a good option
00:14:21ahead. Either continue the war with exorbitant costs and
00:14:25at the cost of accepting greater dangers, or
00:14:29accept an agreement that is definitely not in our favor.
00:14:33CBS News further revealed the extent
00:14:36of damage and destruction to US bases following
00:14:40Iran's missile and drone attacks by publishing
00:14:44images for the first time. A day later, an exclusive
00:14:47Washington Post report, quoting six informed officials,
00:14:51showed that the Pentagon not only conceals war
00:14:55costs but also the exact number of casualties.
00:14:58According to this report, at least 22 US troops
00:15:02were killed in the war, which is four more than the officially
00:15:05announced figure. These revelations infuriated the US government
00:15:09so much that the US Secretary of War spoke to the Washington
00:15:12Post and said that this newspaper is worse than Iranian state media.
00:15:16Trump also banned three American media outlets
00:15:20from entering the White House. This
00:15:23government hides the painful truths of war from the people.
00:15:27What's more painful is that with all these costs, Trump
00:15:31is stuck in the war and doesn't know how to get out of it.
00:15:34Amidst this confusion, the US President also
00:15:37signed a congressional resolution to continue sanctions
00:15:41against Iran.
00:15:42We have been
00:15:45sanctioning Iran for five decades. None of these
00:15:49sanctions have reached their main goal and have always
00:15:52hit a dead end. Azadeh Taheri, IRIB News Agency.
00:15:56Forbes magazine recently published the list
00:16:00of the richest Americans of last year,
00:16:03and what has drawn attention to this list
00:16:06is the name of Trump, his family members, and friends
00:16:10who appear on this list many times. Trump managed to increase
00:16:14his wealth by $3 billion in just one year
00:16:17after the start of his second presidency, reaching
00:16:21$7.6 billion, which is the highest amount
00:16:24of wealth he has had in his lifetime. One of the ways Trump achieved
00:16:28this increase in wealth was by defrauding his supporters,
00:16:32such as offering a cryptocurrency whose value was plundered
00:16:35after it was sold and customer money was collected, or pre-selling
00:16:39hundreds of thousands of Trump-branded mobile phones, after which he told
00:16:42his customers that he would neither deliver the phones nor their money.
00:16:46600,000 people paid $100 to buy Trump's
00:16:50golden phone from him, but now they are neither returning the money
00:16:53nor delivering the phones. After that, Trump chose
00:16:57methods of making money that observers consider open corruption,
00:17:00such as a scheme that allows buyers to pay
00:17:04$100,000 to be announced earlier than others.
00:17:10In the past few days, it was also revealed that some individuals
00:17:14obtained presidential pardons for criminals in exchange
00:17:17for hundreds of thousands of dollars. We
00:17:20tried to talk to brokers who promise criminals that in exchange
00:17:24for large sums of money, they can bypass the Department
00:17:28of Justice to get a pardon. Trump's family also managed
00:17:31to increase their assets in various ways over these two
00:17:34years, including by directly taking money from taxpayers.
00:17:38For example, Eric and Donald Junior, Trump's two sons
00:17:42from his first marriage, bought shares in a drone company,
00:17:45and a while later, the Department of War decided to sign
00:17:49a $600 million contract with that company.
00:17:52He tells the American people, "Go to hell. We want to give
00:17:55your money to the Trump family, whether they deserve it or
00:17:58not." Jared Kushner, Trump's son-in-law's brother,
00:18:02also managed to quadruple his assets during his second
00:18:06administration, reaching $16
00:18:09billion. Jared also increased his assets to over $1
00:18:13billion during his father-in-law's presidency. Even Barron,
00:18:16Trump's son from his third wife, has amassed $150
00:18:20million for himself in just two years after reaching
00:18:23legal age. While American families are forced
00:18:26to pay more than $4 per gallon of gasoline
00:18:30due to Trump's war with Iran, there is a claim circulating that
00:18:34Barron Trump bought 30 million barrels of oil two days before
00:18:38the start of the war. The government has not yet denied this claim.
00:18:42Howard Lutnick, Secretary of Commerce and a long-time friend of Trump's,
00:18:45may not have been able to prevent the fuel crisis for the American
00:18:49people during these two years, but instead, he managed
00:18:53to double his bank account to $7 billion. Trump's second
00:18:56term as president may have brought death and destruction to thousands
00:19:00and severely disrupted the world economy. But for Trump himself
00:19:04and his associates, it has been a very good economic
00:19:07period. Mohammad Sadeghzadeh, IRIB News Agency.
00:19:32uh food is going to become a big issue for two reasons, one of
00:19:36course the... price of diesel and the price of fertilizer
00:19:40- I think about a third of the words world's fertilizer or something comes
00:19:43through the straight um
00:19:47and the fact that Ukraine can no longer
00:19:50export so Ukraine's kind of the bread basket for especially
00:19:53Europe, uh so food prices
00:19:57and so fuel prices or gasoline's gone up
00:20:0123%, diesel's gone up by 50%.
00:20:04Winter or colder weather is coming.
00:20:08Um, uh, and the
00:20:10longer the the straight is uh essentially
00:20:14blocked, the more
00:20:18precarious the world economy becomes. Uh,
00:20:22our strategic petroleum reserves are at the
00:20:25lowest level since 1982. It's
00:20:28certain that if this is not resolved at some
00:20:31point, we are going cliff. Uh, and
00:20:35unfortunately, uh,
00:20:37Trump, I mean, the economic sanctions that the treasury sec
00:20:41secretary announced, are there's just no way they're
00:20:44effective because they rely on other countries to
00:20:48abide by them. China has already said they won't. China buys 90%
00:20:52of its oil from Iran. Remember all
00:20:55of our bases, Bahrain, they've all been
00:20:57obliterated by the Iranians. The targeting
00:21:01has been very precise. The radar stations are
00:21:03gone. Um, and Trump is
00:21:07unfortunately, between Hegseth and
00:21:10Trump, we're we're dealing with
00:21:13two extreme incompetence.
00:21:17Unless the United States can... accept a new
00:21:21modus operandi, which its core means that Iran
00:21:24will control the straight of her,
00:21:28we have in essence been driven from the
00:21:31region, in the sense that our bases don't function anymore,
00:21:34and they're not going to be rebuilt, I don't think because they're
00:21:37vulnerable.
00:21:40It's a classic case of imperial
00:21:42overreach.
00:21:46So the the longer this remains unresolved, the more dangerous
00:21:50it becomes in terms of
00:21:53economic collapse, which
00:21:56Trump and those around them are are flirting with by
00:22:00failing to face reality and resolve what's happened.
00:22:14I will remain faithful to your love.
00:22:17My
00:22:22homeland, Iran.
00:22:25I kiss
00:22:30your pure soil.
00:22:33It sings
00:22:38of your glory.
00:22:41We are honored
00:22:46to have Dr. Roozbehi, a professor
00:22:49at Azad University of Yasuj, to ask about
00:22:52the enthusiastic presence of our elites
00:22:55tonight and their support for the sacred
00:22:59system of the Islamic Republic. Good evening to you.
00:23:03Peace be upon you. We extend our greetings and respect
00:23:07to you and all the staff who worked to prepare
00:23:10the program. May you live long. Well, these nights, when
00:23:14the large crowd of people gather together in the sacred
00:23:18street of the Islamic Republic, the elites
00:23:22have not lagged behind and have announced their enthusiastic
00:23:26presence. In your opinion, what message does this have, first and foremost,
00:23:30for the free nations of the world, and second, what covenant
00:23:32does it make with the martyred Imam, who always
00:23:36emphasized that the elite community should witness
00:23:39more success and achievements day by day? I would like
00:23:43to first thank all the dear people
00:23:47who are present on the scene
00:23:51and do not leave the street.
00:23:54One of the blessings of this Ramadan war is
00:23:58that all groups, young and
00:24:01old, elite,
00:24:03academics,
00:24:05educated and uneducated, have participated in the Republic
00:24:08Street and other streets with a powerful
00:24:11and conscious
00:24:13presence in the street.
00:24:17This
00:24:42is
00:24:44what causes the unity of this war, which causes the unity
00:24:48of all forces.
00:30:24You are watching News Channel. Grand Ayatollah Shabiri
00:30:28Zanjani passed away. The office of Grand
00:30:32Ayatollah Shabiri Zanjani announced the demise
00:30:36of this exalted authority of the Shiite world
00:30:39in a statement. In this statement, it is written:
00:30:43The blessed life and glorious life of that exalted authority
00:30:47was filled with deep thought, continuous
00:30:51academic endeavor, and sincere efforts to preserve the authentic
00:30:54jurisprudence and compassion for the people.
00:30:58According to this announcement,
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