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00:00:18Based on your military background, my first question is about
00:00:22the military buildup in the Strait of Hormuz
00:00:25and especially the Persian Gulf. The US has claimed through various
00:00:29reports that it might launch an attack
00:00:33against the Islamic Republic of Iran. However, the figures
00:00:36mentioned regarding the number of forces needed for such
00:00:39an operation do not align with existing estimates.
00:00:43For example, regarding what is necessary for a ground
00:00:47operation. I would like to know your assessment. Your opinion
00:00:50on the increase in US military equipment and capabilities,
00:00:54as well as the possible deployment of its forces
00:00:57to the region for a potential attack on Iran.
00:01:01In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful.
00:01:04An American attack on Iran
00:01:07is one of the most foolish wars in human history.
00:01:11A cruel
00:01:12war
00:01:17with much evil,
00:01:20inhuman,
00:01:21and
00:01:25against Iran took place.
00:01:28The Trump administration,
00:01:31blindly, gave
00:01:34its vision to Netanyahu,
00:01:36and
00:01:40with their ignorant Secretary of Defense,
00:01:43Mr. Haxton, and
00:01:46also their Secretary of State, who
00:01:50had confused the position of Secretary of State with that
00:01:54of the FBI, without a precise assessment,
00:01:57without precise calculations,
00:02:01they entered a war with Iran and thought that in
00:02:04a short time, they could actually
00:02:07end the war and Mr. Trump
00:02:11would be known as one of the great heroes of American history,
00:02:14and his name would be written in history.
00:02:18Now, with the same foolishness, they cannot
00:02:21get out of the war, and
00:02:25it requires the wise men of America
00:02:28to come and take their hands
00:02:31and get them out of the war. Otherwise, the foolishness
00:02:34they have, this foolishness will not allow them
00:02:38to get out of the war properly.
00:02:40Of course, for the war,
00:02:44from the very beginning,
00:02:47we had calculations. We managed
00:02:51the war correctly.
00:02:53We thought that in proportion
00:02:57to the progress of the war,
00:03:01we would arrange our war formation.
00:03:05For example, in the 12-day war, we
00:03:08only showed a very small part of our capabilities.
00:03:12Therefore, we did not use many of our resources in those 12
00:03:16days. We tried
00:03:19to, as the war escalated by
00:03:23the US, we would actually intensify it
00:03:26even more. In the 40-day war,
00:03:30it was different. We brought
00:03:33many more resources to the scene
00:03:36and used them. Today, we
00:03:39are fully prepared that if the war starts
00:03:42again,
00:03:44we will bring new resources into the scene.
00:03:48In the region, we actually
00:03:51strike the pulse of the American
00:03:55economy. That is, in
00:03:58America, there are very expensive
00:04:01facilities in the Emirates, in the Strait of Hormuz.
00:04:05We had not yet included this in our targets,
00:04:08but if there is a war, many
00:04:12of these cables and data centers,
00:04:16intelligence centers, and many other
00:04:18places that are not even calculable
00:04:22in terms of dollar values, these are worth more than
00:04:262 trillion dollars. The value of these
00:04:30and data centers and artificial intelligence centers
00:04:34is that because they consume a lot of energy, from
00:04:37the US and Europe, they have actually placed them here.
00:04:41Therefore, from the beginning, we did not do anything
00:04:45that would reveal all our resources in the first week,
00:04:48leaving our hands empty afterwards.
00:04:51Therefore, today, we will definitely, if there is
00:04:55to be a conflict, face the enemy
00:04:58with a much broader
00:05:00plan. But on the contrary,
00:05:03the enemy suffered a heavy defeat in the first
00:05:0612 days, then a heavy defeat in the 40-day
00:05:10war. Then they entered naval blockade issues.
00:05:13It did not succeed. Recently, they have started
00:05:17an economic warfare blockade. That is, almost
00:05:21every new attack they have launched has failed.
00:05:24But we were in our place with a plan,
00:05:27and with precise calculations, we neutralized their attacks.
00:05:31Today, our readiness is complete,
00:05:35that we are ready to defend ourselves.
00:05:38Well, when we talk about defeat,
00:05:41this is exactly what happened to America, especially
00:05:45given that American forces actually left Iraq
00:05:48after decades of presence. How did America
00:05:52fail, and why is this considered
00:05:55a major defeat?
00:05:57Yes, a very important event
00:05:59took place in Iraq. The Americans,
00:06:02with more than 150,000
00:06:05troops,
00:06:07attacked Iraq. And
00:06:11according to them,
00:06:15they occupied Iraq
00:06:18as a golden gem, a valuable diamond.
00:06:21But the proud
00:06:22Iraqi
00:06:25nation,
00:06:27the religious authority, and the zealous
00:06:31Iraqi youth came onto the scene,
00:06:34both politically and in terms
00:06:38of defense and military,
00:06:43they were able to force the Americans
00:06:46to retreat moment by moment. Then the Americans
00:06:49came and wanted to enter Baghdad
00:06:53through ISIS. Our dear
00:06:56brother, Martyr Qasem
00:06:59Soleimani, and Engineer al-Muhandis,
00:07:02together prevented ISIS from entering Baghdad.
00:07:06The Americans, seeing that
00:07:09ISIS had been defeated, then attacked
00:07:12ISIS to say that
00:07:16no, we were not with ISIS, which Mr. Trump
00:07:20himself, in his election campaign,
00:07:23told Mrs. Clinton that you created
00:07:26ISIS. You created ISIS.
00:07:29The resistance front was formed. Eight
00:07:32Popular Mobilization Units were formed, and they pushed back
00:07:36ISIS, and the Americans
00:07:39had brought many forces into Iraq.
00:07:42They started attacking them too,
00:07:45and recently,
00:07:48in this 40-day war,
00:07:51the Americans' time
00:07:55to stay in Iraq had ended. The resistance
00:07:58front started operating against the Americans,
00:08:00asking why they were not leaving and getting out
00:08:03of Iraq. According to the Pentagon,
00:08:07600 attacks were carried out against them.
00:08:11But our reports show that more than
00:08:141500 projectiles were launched by the resistance front
00:08:18against America. The Americans first went from Baghdad
00:08:21to Erbil, then they were attacked there,
00:08:24and from there they were forced
00:08:26to be expelled. After the US withdrawal,
00:08:30the expulsion of the Americans from Afghanistan,
00:08:33this was a very great victory.
00:08:37It showed that the era of military
00:08:41attacks by America on countries and their deployment
00:08:45there, and taking over the political affairs
00:08:48of countries, has ended. In this
00:08:51war that we are currently fighting with the Americans,
00:08:55and they have reached a deadlock,
00:08:58more than this expulsion of the Americans is important.
00:09:02Why? Because this expulsion
00:09:06happened because they did not succeed in Iran. If they had succeeded
00:09:09in Iran, they would have brought another 40-50,000
00:09:12troops into Baghdad and dissolved this entire
00:09:16government and parliament, and created a dictatorship
00:09:19similar to Saddam, from Ba'athists
00:09:22and American ISIS. The situation would have been
00:09:26different. But because the American attack on Iran
00:09:30failed, and on the other hand, the resistance front
00:09:33also stood against them inside Iraq,
00:09:37they had no choice but to leave Iraq.
00:09:41We congratulate this victory to the Iraqi nation,
00:09:44to the religious authority, and to the resistance
00:09:47forces. Of course, the revenues
00:09:50of the Iraqi people are still in the hands of America.
00:09:54The sky
00:09:57of Iraq is in the hands of America. The flights
00:10:00from Iran to there, which they cut off, indicate
00:10:04that the Americans, although they withdrew
00:10:07their ground forces from Iraq,
00:10:11the Iraqi economy and America's
00:10:15interventions in Iraq are still
00:10:18carried out by America. Let's
00:10:21go to the US Secretary of State, Marco Rubio. The story
00:10:40where the Roman Emperor knelt before Shapur I, the Sasanian
00:10:44king? Do you believe that America will also
00:10:48truly suffer a similar fate?
00:10:50We are dealing
00:10:56with an ignorant
00:10:58and foolish
00:11:00group in America that has neither read history
00:11:04nor knows the Iranian nation,
00:11:07and a special situation
00:11:11has arisen. I tell Mr. Rubio
00:11:15that people greater
00:11:18than you have wished many times to come
00:11:22to Iran over several
00:11:26thousand years. They wished
00:11:29to come and enter Iran, to capture
00:11:33Iran and destroy the Iranian nation.
00:11:36The Iranian nation defeated all of them,
00:11:39and their names are not in history now.
00:11:42But the Iranian nation is in history,
00:11:45and I explicitly
00:11:49state that the more you make
00:11:53these efforts, the more you will sink
00:11:55into the quagmire, and there will be no other result.
00:11:59And once again, yes,
00:12:02you referred to history. Our history
00:12:06has many good stories for you. Once
00:12:10again, you will be forced to kneel before
00:12:13the Iranian nation and increase
00:12:17the greatness of the Iranian nation many
00:12:19times over. What were your intentions
00:12:22in Iran? What did you do at the beginning of the revolution?
00:12:26Our Imam ordered an army of 20 million,
00:12:30but in your attack on Iran,
00:12:3230 million self-sacrificers registered
00:12:36who are ready to take up arms
00:12:39and stand against you. You did this.
00:12:42This is your victory. If you want
00:12:46us to say where you succeeded, it is that
00:12:50you have 30 million self-sacrificers who registered
00:12:53and are ready to take up arms and stand against you.
00:12:57This is the product of your work. You do not know
00:13:01the Iranian nation. The Iranian nation is not one
00:13:04to surrender. It makes others surrender to it,
00:13:08but it will not surrender to you,
00:13:11and until it takes all its rights from
00:13:15you, it will in no way give up on you.
00:13:18It seems
00:13:22that the issue of surrender is something that America
00:13:26always demands from Iran, from Donald Trump, the US
00:13:29President, to Scott Vincent, the country's
00:13:33Treasury Secretary. In response to Mr. Vincent's remarks,
00:13:36you also said that America failed in the military war
00:13:40and will also fail in the economic war. This is while
00:13:43he wants to destroy Iran's economy.
00:13:47You also described some of his statements
00:13:50as wishful thinking. Mr. Vincent
00:13:58is known in America as
00:14:01the lying minister, because for more
00:14:05than a year, everything he has said and every promise
00:14:08he has made, he has not been able to fulfill. For example,
00:14:11at first, in February
00:14:152025, he announced that
00:14:19he would unfreeze the housing market in America. It got worse.
00:14:22The housing market became more frozen. Then
00:14:26he said that he would bring inflation down
00:14:29and reduce it. Inflation increased.
00:14:32Then he said that he would lower the interest rate
00:14:36on US bonds. It went from 1%
00:14:39to 5%. That is, despite having
00:14:42the American economy at his disposal, he is the Treasury
00:14:46Secretary. Fiscal policies are
00:14:48at his disposal. Now, because
00:14:52he is facing a budget deficit
00:14:55to pay the salaries of American employees and soldiers,
00:14:59he is constantly printing and selling bonds
00:15:02to collect money from the market and pay the employees' salaries.
00:15:06Now he has come and wants to confront
00:15:09the Iranian nation, the livelihoods of the Iranian nation.
00:15:13I am sure that he will suffer
00:15:16a heavy defeat. Just as they failed
00:15:20in the military war, we will also defeat
00:15:24them in the economic war. And we have prepared
00:15:27our plans. God willing, soon, we will announce
00:15:31plans for economic defense.
00:15:34Most likely, an economic war council.
00:15:51What is an economic war, and where
00:15:54are you in this war? We cannot
00:15:58conclude this conversation without addressing the issue
00:16:01of Palestine. We know that the third anniversary
00:16:05of Operation Al-Aqsa Flood on October 7th
00:16:08has recently passed, which holds a special place in history,
00:16:11especially in terms of its impact on the West Asia region.
00:16:14What lessons can be learned from this event, and how did this operation
00:16:18clearly reveal the genocidal nature of the Israeli regime?
00:16:22The discussion about October
00:16:257th, well,
00:16:28Hamas fighters had arranged
00:16:31it to liberate their prisoners.
00:16:35And a month ago,
00:16:39in a message that has now been released, a case has been filed
00:16:42against Netanyahu for his negligence
00:16:46in relation to this incident.
00:16:50Messages had been sent
00:16:52to Netanyahu and the Israeli government
00:16:56to release our soldiers, otherwise we would launch an operation
00:16:59against them. Ultimately, to liberate
00:17:03thousands of innocent Palestinian
00:17:05prisoners, they carried out this operation.
00:17:09And the Israeli regime
00:17:11committed extreme violence,
00:17:15child-killing, racism,
00:17:19and genocide. October
00:17:227th, today, and the Gaza
00:17:26incident, and the massacre that took place in Palestine, is so
00:17:30indefensible even for
00:17:33the Jews of the world
00:17:36that perhaps
00:17:40today, these actions of Netanyahu
00:17:43have created serious reputational
00:17:47and ethical problems for the Jews of the world.
00:17:50Their actions were so anti-human
00:17:53and indefensible even for
00:17:57the Jews of the world. And this brutal
00:18:00image, this anti-human image,
00:18:04which had previously emerged
00:18:07to a lesser extent during the last 70 years,
00:18:11but this time, a very large
00:18:15unveiling of the extent of Israel's
00:18:18crimes came to light.
00:18:21Let's
00:18:25move on to the reports published about indirect negotiations
00:18:29between Iran and America. Generally, the issue of resuming
00:18:33negotiations, the latest development in this regard, was raised
00:18:36on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly session,
00:18:39where Abbas Araqchi, Iran's Foreign Minister,
00:18:43announced that a seven-day roadmap had been presented
00:18:46and the US had responded to it. Iran is now considering
00:18:50what response to give to the American side.
00:18:54If this response is accepted by the US, the process
00:18:57could lead to the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz
00:19:01and a return to negotiations. However, we want to know
00:19:05exactly what is happening and Iran's role in this.
00:19:38Therefore, we will no longer return
00:19:41to the past diplomatic patterns.
00:19:44A person who signs an agreement himself,
00:19:48then withdraws from that agreement, should naturally
00:19:51engage in diplomacy with them in a different way.
00:19:55Of course, we have never abandoned diplomacy
00:19:59and will not. But diplomacy has changed.
00:20:01In the last two months, the Americans
00:20:04through channels
00:20:07like Pakistan,
00:20:11Qatar, and even Iraq, asked us to give
00:20:14them our proposals. Approximately two weeks
00:20:17ago, we announced
00:20:20seven conditions to the Americans.
00:20:24If you do not
00:20:27fulfill these conditions,
00:20:31neither the Strait of Hormuz will open to you,
00:20:35nor will there be any negotiations.
00:20:37The Americans have now
00:20:39given us a response.
00:20:42In their response, the Americans accepted
00:20:45some of our conditions. Some ambiguities exist.
00:20:50Ambiguities exist.
00:20:52Therefore,
00:20:56the Americans have given
00:20:57us a response.
00:21:00We are not responding to the Americans. The Americans have responded
00:21:03to us, and we consider their response
00:21:07insufficient. Naturally, they should
00:21:11resolve the ambiguities we have. Can
00:21:14they resolve our ambiguities now?
00:21:18So that the next steps can begin, or can't they?
00:21:22You see,
00:21:24our management of the Strait
00:21:26of Hormuz
00:21:28is a great national wealth for us, a great national
00:21:32capital. Our intention with this capital
00:21:36and national wealth is not that
00:21:40we want to collect tolls
00:21:43at the pass. It's more than that.
00:21:47The Strait of Hormuz, at the same time, we can do
00:21:51good economic work in the Strait of Hormuz.
00:21:53We can
00:21:56collect the costs of security, the costs of insurance,
00:22:00and the costs of environmental protection from the ships that pass through.
00:22:04But the value of managing
00:22:08the Strait of Hormuz for us is much more than this.
00:22:10And that is controlling
00:22:13security. Experience has proven to us that if
00:22:17Iran's management is not in the Strait of Hormuz,
00:22:20the Persian Gulf will not be secure. And
00:22:23this incident that has happened now, the Strait of Hormuz is closed,
00:22:26or as it is being managed, this is due
00:22:30to the war, due to the presence of Americans,
00:22:34due to insecurity. Otherwise,
00:22:36the Strait of Hormuz was open before the war,
00:22:39there was no problem. Therefore, we
00:22:43will have the management of the Strait of Hormuz from now
00:22:47on. This strait will be under our management,
00:22:50so that peace and security are established
00:22:53in the region. And therefore,
00:22:56we will not back down
00:22:58from this issue.
00:23:01Regarding the Strait of Hormuz, the situation seems to be
00:23:04still changing, and its conditions are not entirely clear.
00:23:08What we know is that oil tankers that illegally pass
00:23:11through the strait will be targeted. We want to know your assessment
00:23:15of the current situation in the Strait of Hormuz. Is this strait currently
00:23:19still closed? You see,
00:23:23all over the world, even though countries
00:23:26manage their economies and say that
00:23:30the American economy is at the disposal
00:23:34of the American government, the European economy
00:23:37is at the disposal of the European Union
00:23:40or European governments, but in all these
00:23:44countries, there is also smuggling. In all these
00:23:47countries, there is also an underground economy.
00:23:51Mr. Trump has come
00:23:53with a number of these bandits in these
00:23:57coastal waters of Oman, which are rocky,
00:24:00and is engaged in smuggling.
00:24:03And then every day, Trump tweets
00:24:07that the strait is open.
00:24:10Well, the strait is open, but you are engaged in smuggling.
00:24:14Firstly, in all over the world, there is smuggling,
00:24:16but the Strait of Hormuz is controlled by Iran.
00:24:20The Strait of Hormuz is managed by us. Secondly,
00:24:24on average, in the last two or three months, every night we hit 5
00:24:28ships of these smugglers. This is the
00:24:31head of these smugglers, Mr. Sandakan,
00:24:35who is the head of these smugglers. He uses
00:24:38Emirati soldiers and puts them on these
00:24:41ships, and for example, 5 to 6 ships
00:24:45that are prepared, he converts them into small
00:24:48ships. They then take them to the other side
00:24:52and transfer them to larger ships.
00:24:55We hit 5 or 6 of these every night. Therefore, at one time,
00:24:58captains and navigators
00:25:01who guided
00:25:04these ships would get 10-15 thousand dollars.
00:25:08Now they give them 100 thousand dollars
00:25:11for a smuggling operation with heavy
00:25:15costs and many dangers along
00:25:18the southern coast. Then Trump
00:25:22says that the Strait of Hormuz is open. If
00:25:25being open means this, then
00:25:29smuggling is also present all over the world,
00:25:32and there are also pirates. Secondly, he says that I
00:25:36will take the oil. Well, what about gas? Gas
00:25:40doesn't pass. Helium doesn't pass. Chemical fertilizers
00:25:44don't pass. Before the war,
00:25:47at least 100 ships of oil
00:25:50and gas and petroleum energy
00:25:54products used to pass through here. How many ships
00:25:58pass now? And a part of it belongs to us, which we are managing.
00:26:01We bring grains, basic materials,
00:26:04and essential goods. Therefore,
00:26:07the important issue is management in the Strait of Hormuz.
00:26:11Whether the Strait of Hormuz is closed or when the Strait of Hormuz
00:26:14is open. When the Strait of Hormuz
00:26:18is open, we consider it our duty to establish
00:26:22global trade security here. When there is war
00:26:25and insecurity, we manage
00:26:28the Strait of Hormuz by closing the Strait of Hormuz.
00:26:31Therefore, the main issue of the Strait
00:26:35of Hormuz is Iran's management, which is now established.
00:26:38That is, whatever time it has taken has actually been for the benefit
00:26:41of establishing our management. Therefore, these lies
00:26:45that Trump tells have had no effect on oil prices.
00:26:49The oil price remained at around 100 dollars
00:26:52on that day. The shortage of diesel
00:26:55in America has forced
00:26:58America to resort to money. I
00:27:39remembered a novel in Germany by one of
00:27:42the writers titled "Last Bell",
00:27:46from a little girl
00:27:49who narrates the Minabo
00:27:51incident. She says what happened
00:27:55in those last moments and what events occurred.
00:27:58I advise all young people in Europe and America
00:28:01to read this book to see what
00:28:04evil and tyrannical governments
00:28:08rule your countries. But see the end
00:28:12of war. This is a serious issue
00:28:15in all theories
00:28:18of military thinkers
00:28:21around the world. Some say let's not
00:28:25start wars. After all, wars happen. The end of
00:28:29the war is important. And therefore, they consider
00:28:32the theory of war from the perspective of the end of the war.
00:28:36The Americans have used all theories of war termination
00:28:40to get out of this war, and they have been
00:28:43unsuccessful. The reason
00:28:46is that they don't know what that powerful
00:28:49force is in Iran that can end the war,
00:28:53and where it originates from. For example,
00:28:56Trump recently said, "I don't know who
00:29:00to talk to in Iran." It's obvious
00:29:04you should talk to the Iranian people.
00:29:07The Iranian people, whom you say you want to annihilate,
00:29:11you want to destroy the Iranian civilization.
00:29:14You mobilize the Iranian people more against yourselves.
00:29:18You speak impolitely to the Iranian people.
00:29:21The Iranian people become more determined
00:29:25to sink you deeper into the quagmire. Therefore,
00:29:28the end of the war is in the hands of the Iranian nation,
00:29:32and until it makes you surrender to
00:29:36its rights, it will not give up resistance, steadfastness,
00:29:39and defense. The Iranian nation stands firm in this war
00:29:43until it obtains all its rights, and defends itself.
00:30:24Hello, 5 PM. The postal network is the government's
00:30:28tool for targeted subsidy distribution.
00:30:30The President, at the World Post Day ceremony,
00:30:34stated that the postal network can be
00:30:37an arm of justice in resource distribution, saying:
00:30:41"Equitable service requires precise identification
00:30:44of needs and access to transparent spatial
00:30:47information." Mr. Pezeshkian also referred to the extensive
00:30:51capacities of the country's postal network, saying:
00:30:54"Equal distribution of resources in unequal conditions
00:30:58does not necessarily mean achieving justice."