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00:00:30Iran's president says
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00:00:33of the Islamic Revolution, military commanders and scientists proved the
00:00:37falsehood
00:00:38of the aggressor's claims to human rights. A
00:00:42Palestinian media group warns that human rights violations against
00:00:45Palestinian abducties in Israeli jails have reached
00:00:49unprecedented
00:00:51of levels. Also the US
00:00:54of state of New Mexico sews the department of justice over access
00:00:58to
00:00:59of unbreducted absteam.
00:01:01a files saying the department refuses to provide the
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00:01:14of very good morning to
00:01:18you from Tehran a Bahman Ray and you're watching Press TV news. It is
00:01:226:30 am local
00:01:24time. Iran's president
00:01:28says all enemy plans and press. are aimed at making the people
00:01:32a dissatisfied and provoking them to
00:01:34of protest, but the Iranian people will stand for their
00:01:37country.an added that the entire Iranian nation
00:01:41helped to keep the country together, even those who had
00:01:44objections to the
00:01:45government.
00:01:50the enemies been trying to
00:01:53disman us, but the fact that we could continue,
00:01:57it's because
00:01:58of the noble people of Iran, not just the people.
00:02:14of
00:02:30"the government has managed the country under the most difficult
00:02:33of conditions since the Islamic revolution by relying on the
00:02:36people's
00:02:39of solidarity. He cited war, sanctions,
00:02:41of energy imbalance and water crisis as the most important
00:02:44challenges facing the nation. Pesishgan stressed that the enemies
00:02:48plotted
00:02:48in to
00:02:49of cause social collapse and force the country to submission through
00:02:53of missile strikes and destruction, but the people's support
00:02:56of prevented that. The Iranian president asserted that the..."
00:03:00assassination
00:03:00of the marted leader
00:03:02of the Islamic Revolution as well as military commanders and scientists
00:03:06by the US is really aggressors has proved the falsehood
00:03:09of their claims to human rights, freedoms and similar
00:03:13topics. He praised the new leader
00:03:14of the Islamic Revolution Khamani
00:03:18describing his character in terms of ethics, logic and
00:03:22humility as truly
00:03:25of exceptional.
00:03:30Earlier we talked to former US government advisor Paul
00:03:33Larudi, he said the US pressure campaign against the Iranian
00:03:37government and nation cannot meet Washington's interest in
00:03:41the long run, and Iran has already proved
00:03:44this.
00:03:49Overall goal is to make Iran
00:03:52basically submit to the will
00:03:54of the
00:03:55of the US and to control the the
00:03:58government uh of Iran, I think that the Iran
00:04:02is perfectly within its rights and it
00:04:06is the
00:04:09logical kind of position to
00:04:12take that that they will not accept
00:04:16of this and that they will not be
00:04:20dominated by by such things actions
00:04:23of the United States have been against both the
00:04:27people
00:04:27of and
00:04:32in the the government. these countries, and
00:04:33a so I think that holds
00:04:36perfectly, well, the United
00:04:39States does not act on behalf
00:04:41of the people, it has created so many death
00:04:45and and
00:04:47of misery and refugees, this
00:04:50of is, this
00:04:50of is the attacks and the
00:04:54invasions and the attempts to use
00:04:59of force to get, the will
00:05:01of the United States to be
00:05:05the primary force in the government of of a
00:05:08country, um, this is, this has
00:05:11been, foolish way of trying to do things,
00:05:15in the long run, it cannot work, and and Iran certainly
00:05:18is proof
00:05:19of that.
00:05:23Iran's foreign ministry spokesman says a joint statement between
00:05:26Iran and Oman on the straight of hermus is not at the stage of
00:05:30final review and drafting. Ism bagai described the talks
00:05:34with aman on managing maritime traffic a strategic water
00:05:38bay as professional, adding that both sides have agreed on the
00:05:41route. ordinates he stressed that the closure the straight was the
00:05:45result of US and Israeli regime's aggression against Iran,
00:05:49the spokesman said and Iran orman understanding alone cannot mean
00:05:53that the straight has become safe for passing vessels as
00:05:57the factors causing in security including the US's naval
00:06:00blockade still remain. he also said talks between Iran
00:06:04and Oman as the two coastal states the straight have been
00:06:08underway over the past two months to establish safe root for.
00:06:13shipping:
00:06:21historian and investigative journalist Tony Gosling says it is on Iran
00:06:25an oman to decide about the management the home straight and
00:06:29no superpower has the right to
00:06:30intervene.
00:06:36Iran will always have influence over the straights of horm, I
00:06:40mean if they want to close it, 'you want to close the
00:06:43straights, you can't - no one is going to be able to stop you doing that,
00:06:47in fact that it would be almost unthinkable uh, it's like
00:06:51saying that the British have got no influence over the English channel or the
00:06:55Americans have got no influence over the hudson river uh next to
00:06:59Manhattan Island uh so you anyone that says
00:07:02otherwise is going into the realms of absurdity, oman
00:07:06and Iran are on the scene, America is
00:07:09four, four and a half, maybe even more'. thousand miles
00:07:13away and so obviously the
00:07:16American um involvement with the straight
00:07:18supporters is is really an
00:07:22imposition, it's a bit of chutsp, the Americans are trying to
00:07:26project their power around the world, they're not doing too well, this
00:07:30is something for oman and Iran to decide, it's not
00:07:34for the superpowers to intervene, the Chinese are not intervening, the Russians are
00:07:37not intervening, but the Americans seem to think it's their
00:07:41business to shut. off fertilizer and
00:07:44oil for the rest the world - and I can tell you why I think that
00:07:48is, if you look at the um profits the oil company
00:07:52BP in the last quarter, those profits have soored
00:07:5550% in one quarter, so that's an
00:07:58equivalent of 200% a year,
00:08:02profits that is, not turnover, profit soaring,
00:08:05and so what you've seen is the oil majors uh
00:08:09making an absolute fortune and of course all in siders
00:08:13who know what Trump's about to announce just
00:08:15before.
00:08:20Iran's deputy foreign minister Kazam Gardi says reaching an
00:08:24understanding with oman over the straight of Formus does not mean the borterway will
00:08:28be reopened. Garbadi said the understanding will be solely between
00:08:32Iran and Oman adding that Tyron does not accept any foreign
00:08:35interference. He stressed that reopening the straight is subject
00:08:39to its own conditions including US commit. went under the
00:08:43Islamabad Mou, he added that it was Washington who
00:08:46violated the mou citing the naval blockade and the
00:08:50reimposition of sanctions against
00:08:52Iran.
00:08:59Journalist and political analyst Laila Hatum joined us earlier, she
00:09:03believes Iran's control over the straight of hormus is the country's
00:09:07natural right and also a tool to stop the US Israely
00:09:10aggression.
00:09:15"it's a peaceful agreement that ensures the rights of every other side
00:09:19that controls the strate of hermous and the freedom of
00:09:23movement or lack of it in that area,
00:09:26the international hegemonic powers the Israeli occupation entity
00:09:30and the Americans were trying to actually create disruption between the Iranians
00:09:34and the amanis, both nations that control the state of
00:09:37hermus and they fail in doing so, they continued
00:09:41negotiation and diplomacy" between both countries have ensured that there
00:09:45is no conflict between either side and at the same time it
00:09:49ensures Iran's right to continue to impose what you
00:09:52call stoppage
00:09:56of freedom of shipment in the state of formost or at least in its
00:10:00territorial waters over the next period because
00:10:04it is under war under aggression by the Americans and the Israelies
00:10:08any point under the table so in that sense Iran has the right
00:10:11to actually the stop any ship from going in and out
00:10:15without it expecting it or getting information about it
00:10:19before allowing in it in or out. it's a form of what you call tool for
00:10:23nations that are under aggression to create pressure on their opponents
00:10:27and their adversaries to stop this war, and this is what
00:10:31you call the peaceful diplomatic means
00:10:34of stopping a war or resolving a war by
00:10:38cutting off the financial and trade roots of the enemy
00:10:42any
00:10:42point.
00:10:47a palestinian media group has released new report warning that
00:10:51human rights violations against palestinian apdocties in Israeli pr.
00:10:55have sharply risen during July, according to the Astra media
00:10:59office, as the number of Palestinians in the regimes
00:11:03jails reaches unprecedented levels, there has been a remarkable
00:11:07optic in such rights violations as torture,
00:11:10stuvation, medical neglect and isolation. The office
00:11:14said it has documented escalation in the use of repressive
00:11:18tactics inside Israely prisons, including rates on
00:11:22sections, beatings of prisoners, the use of rother. bullets and
00:11:25police dogs and solitary confinement, it added that
00:11:29torture in Israeli jails is not limited to physical
00:11:32harm, but also extends to psychological damage,
00:11:36leaving prisoners with lasting trauma, fear and
00:11:39nightmares. The office noted that there are about 9,500
00:11:43Palestinians in Israeli jails including hundreds of women and
00:11:47children, and over 3200 administrative detonees
00:11:51who are being killed without a charge or trial.
00:12:01The Israeli forces launched a large scale rate on calandia
00:12:04refugee camp in the central occupied west bank in the early hours
00:12:08of Wednesday. Hundreds of soldiers, armed vehicles and
00:12:12bulldosers were deployed. Residents faired the operation could
00:12:16turn into a prolonged military campaign similar to those carried out
00:12:20in refugee camps across the Northern West Bank in the past
00:12:23month. Press. Ahmed reports from
00:12:26calandia
00:12:31refugee camp north of occupied al-quds woke to the sounds of
00:12:35military buldozers as Israeli forces stormed the camp
00:12:38overnight, neighborhoods were surrounded and hommes were
00:12:42searched.
00:12:49with large numbers of infantry, military jeeps, bulldozers
00:12:53and armored vehicles.
00:13:03two paramedics were arrested and we came under direct fire inside the
00:13:07camp, but despite everything we remain here and we will
00:13:10stay. community volunteers say many people have remained
00:13:14confined inside their houses since the operation
00:13:17began. we've started
00:13:21delivering bread, baby formula and essential medicines.
00:13:55bank the same model it applied in the northern refugee camps. beyond the
00:13:59military dimension, the operation also sends a political message
00:14:02that pressure on Palestinian communities will continue while
00:14:06Israel's leadership seeks to strengthen its position among right-wing and far right
00:14:10voters. for
00:14:14residents of qalandia, today's operation has raised
00:14:17fears that their camp could face the same prolonged military
00:14:21campaign experienced elsewhere in the west bank. Many
00:14:25worry that what began as overnight raids could evolve into a
00:14:29broader strategy, targeting refugee camps across the occupied
00:14:33territories. The escalation targeting refugee camps across the
00:14:37west bank is nothing new, but the latest attack on calandia
00:14:41marks another step in efforts to undermine Palestinian rights
00:14:45of return and erode their broader
00:14:47rights. Reporting for Press TV, qalandia, the
00:14:51occupied West bank.
00:14:55Palestinians in Shahur, village in South
00:14:58Lebanon's tire district is among many communities that have played the
00:15:02central role in the region's history of resistance against
00:15:06occupation. It residents were among the last to leave their
00:15:09village during the most recent war as well. Now with the
00:15:13village located near Israel's so-called yellow line, returning
00:15:17residents are undergrowing pressure as they try to rebuild
00:15:20a correspondent Hussain Amad spoke with some the residents
00:15:24and officials
00:15:25there,
00:15:30nestled against the edge of valley with its homes hugging its sheer cliffs and
00:15:33hilltops shur, village less than 25 km.
00:15:37any direction from Israeli regime forces, sites of destruction
00:15:41across it are common and evident, yet they do not defile the simple
00:15:45beauty of its architecture, nor wipe out the history carefully woven into
00:15:49its narrow streets and the banks the litani river, the base of its
00:15:53valley. horse people were the first to return, and the last to leave
00:15:56southern Lebanon during the latest Israeli aggression, even their current
00:16:00stay is underscored by constant sounds of massive explosions
00:16:04and drone surveillance. As soon
00:16:07as the threat against the village resinded, the municipality immediately
00:16:11began all the required maintenance to welcome back its residents. Many
00:16:15families of our village have sacrificed their loved ones for the privilege of returning
00:16:19to and staying in their homes. It is also a thing of beauty seeing
00:16:23how all residents cooperated with us to achieve that goal as effectively as
00:16:26possible. Amits the narrow web-like streets the village, one can feel
00:16:30the history etched into its walls. The village was home to two central
00:16:34figures who represent the history the South's defense. alliance and
00:16:38pursuit of rights
00:16:39s popular
00:16:42mobilization against the french occupiers
00:16:44and established the first popular
00:16:48armed resistance movement against the Israeli occupation the
00:16:52time and led efforts to secure the south natural right to
00:16:55development and civic recognition after years of government
00:16:59neglect role
00:17:03encompassed not just raising the first banner of armed resistance
00:17:07but setting the cultural, social and economic
00:17:10foundation for the emancipation the southern Lebanese people,
00:17:14especially the Shia population. His efforts to connect the southerners
00:17:18with their compatriots of other sex, thanks to his open-minded
00:17:21strategy, caused the government to finally pay attention to the
00:17:25south needs and rights. At night, as the heat subsides,
00:17:29the village comes alive with residents gathering to commemorate Imam Hussein
00:17:33and Shur's most recent marters, Haj
00:17:36Ali Az Zain.
00:17:37the father of two marters leads food distribution initiative
00:17:41serving the villages residents. my
00:17:45martered son established this food distribution stall and run
00:17:48it every year during ashura through the 13th of
00:17:51maharam. we are continuing that tradition on his behalf even
00:17:55now. we have received more than enough support from generous
00:17:59village residents and the municipality, which allows us to do
00:18:03this weekly throughout the month. almost all residents have returned.
00:18:07'and the presence of Israeli forces does not scare us,
00:18:11neither do their daily attacks.
00:18:14I don't know if the mic caught what we just fell, but those sounds are an example
00:18:18the costs of people's attachment to and resilience a
00:18:22land that they have given everything to hold. The village of Shur lies right
00:18:26above the banks the litani river and has rich history tucked into its narrow cable
00:18:29streets. One the oldest lived in places in the south. The town is the original
00:18:33home the first legendary resistance leader Imam Musadr. The
00:18:37town has given many murders to the cause, including its own municipal president, and is
00:18:41only a short distance away from Israel's yellow line, yet its people waste no
00:18:45time returning to bring life back to old alleways. From south Lebanon
00:18:49Shur for Press TV, Hussain
00:18:50Amad.
00:18:55The enemy armed forces have struck saudi oil tanker in the Gulf of
00:18:59Aiden with ballistic missile, forcing it to turn back. The Yemani
00:19:03army spokesperson announced they successfully hit the Saudi
00:19:06tanker. Daisy marking the latest operation under the siege
00:19:10for siege maritime blockade, he warned that no Saudi oil
00:19:14vessel will be allowed to pass through either the southern or northern red
00:19:18sea until the Saudi blockade on Yemen is lifted. The
00:19:21incident followed Yemen strike on the Saudi vessel Wafa north of
00:19:25Yanbo which Ansaralah official called a new phase in
00:19:29the maritime confrontation proving that efforts to
00:19:32bypass the blockade of
00:19:34futil.
00:19:40Yemany health officials have worn that years of blockade and air
00:19:44restrictions have pushed the country's healthcare system to the brink of
00:19:47collapse. a press conference in sana they said millions of
00:19:51people are being denied access to essential healthcare
00:19:55while thousands of critically ill patients remain stranded. press
00:19:59tv reports from
00:20:01sana
00:20:07air. report, the primary lifeline for millions of civilians remains
00:20:11under crushing stranglehold, following a trust between Yemen's
00:20:14warning sites in April 2022, flights were restricted to
00:20:18just a single destination, breaking agreements to expand
00:20:22route. The crisis escalated further after Israeli strikes
00:20:26forced the airport to closer last year, that comes as Saudi authorities
00:20:30continue to deny commercial carriers access to Sanha's
00:20:33airspace, most recently preventing an Iranian flight from
00:20:40Before the aggression, more than 2.5 million
00:20:43passengers international airport
00:20:46annually, while during the truth period, that number
00:20:53That's only about 3%, restricted to a single destination and
00:20:57a single
00:20:57airline.
00:21:01The air blockade has transformed infrastructure crisis into a mass
00:21:05health catastrophy. Over 1600 pharmaceutical
00:21:09items have completely disappeared from Yemani markets, since
00:21:13temperature sensitive medications cannot survive months of delayed
00:21:16land transport through hudaida port, the cluster.
00:21:19patients
00:21:30who need apet scan, this means they are forced to travel
00:21:34abroad just to get apet scan, which is a form of
00:21:38imaging and then return back here with the results. this is
00:21:42completely unreasonable and illogical. the
00:21:46crisis stems from direct military targeting and economic
00:21:50as result, local drug production has been cribbled, leaving
00:21:54millions of people with chronic disease unable to afford even
00:21:58basic care. two pharmaceutical factories were
00:22:02directly targeted by enemy air strikes. top of that,
00:22:06the airport closure and transport delays have inflated medicine prices by
00:22:10200% and 83 medicine companies have withdrawn from the market due
00:22:14to the import
00:22:14restrictions.
00:22:19officials sympathize that the air blockad acts as silent war
00:22:23that kills patients long before medical supplies
00:22:27ever reach the tarmac. with Sana airport handling
00:22:3090% of Yemen's medical import, officials stress that
00:22:34keeping these runways closed isn't just a blockate for 31 million
00:22:38people, it is deliberate death sentence.
00:22:41Yahyazir, press TV,
00:22:43Sanha. The US
00:22:46state of New Mexico suit the department of Justice. is for
00:22:50access to unredacted files on Jeffrey Absteen, saying the
00:22:54federal agency is stoneballing investigation into the late
00:22:58sex offender by refusing to provide the documents. The
00:23:01Democratic Run State reopened its absten
00:23:04investigation in February, requesting unredacted
00:23:08files to identify visitors and staff a property owned by
00:23:12Absteen in New Mexico. The department of Justice says it can
00:23:16provide some files but cannot supply other material.
00:23:20to privacy protections, the New Mexico lawsuit argues
00:23:24that federal inaction does not merely stall the
00:23:27investigation, but also prolongs and compounds the suffering
00:23:31of survivors. It has requested the US district
00:23:34court for the district of Colombia compel acting
00:23:38attorney general Tot Blanch to release the requested
00:23:42files. The development came after New Mexico legislators
00:23:46released an interim report on their independent investigation.
00:23:50into the absteen case, they said evidence today shows
00:23:53absteen abused at least five women and girls at his New
00:23:57Mexico Ranch between 1996 and
00:24:002012,
00:24:07and that brings us to the end of this news bulletin, thank you so much for staying with us on
00:24:11Press TV and until next time, it's goodbye from me
00:24:14Bahman.
00:25:16the picture behind me is that the marcha leader and when you look at that.
00:25:20picture, it really signifies who it was a sense someone
00:25:24larger than life, because it was not just the leader of Iran, it was
00:25:28also a marger taqlid, and within Shia Islam, that is someone
00:25:31where people around the world, especially Shia Muslim take their
00:25:35jurisponds from him, his translation the Quran, his
00:25:38exigices on some the ahadit the prophet, and
00:25:42in reality how people should live their daily
00:25:45life,
00:25:49and so when... the news of ismardom was delivered, the
00:25:52grief did not stay here in Iran, we saw people mourn
00:25:56in Lagos, in Kinshasa, in Kenya,
00:26:00in India, in Pakistan. in Syria all over the
00:26:04world, he had people who loved him, even people who
00:26:08were not religious, mourned his martrodom, because he
00:26:12stood as figure who stood against injustice, who
00:26:16stood against the episten class and he was marchered for
00:26:19that,
00:26:25his voice will be greatly missed, not just because of by the people in
00:26:29Iran, but people outside Iran who... love
00:26:33this man who embodied everything Iran is, it was lover of
00:26:37heart, lover of poet and someone who
00:26:40loves to read, and so when you look at the
00:26:44personality of sayid was marchered, there is something
00:26:48you can pick that makes you love him, and that is why it does not
00:26:52just belong to the people of Iran, and the coming days we will be seeing and
00:26:56perhaps interviewing people from all over the world who have come to Iran to
00:27:00say the goodbyees.
00:27:46The early hours of July 29th shattered the region's
00:27:50uneasy calm. Ballistic
00:27:54missiles launched by the aerospace force of Iran's Islamic
00:27:57Revolution guard core streaked across the night sky toward the
00:28:01US Air Force. and central command headquarters in
00:28:05Jordan. At the same time, the IRGC
00:28:09Navy announced
00:28:10that it had sees three non-complint oil tankers in the straight of
00:28:13hormos, tightening Iran's grip over one the world's most
00:28:17strategic waterways. The
00:28:21coordinated operations student decision makers in both Washington and
00:28:25Tel Aviv. US President Donald Trump admitted that
00:28:29Iran's attack had come
00:28:30as a surprise and immediately threatened a massive assault
00:28:34on Iranian infrastructure, yet as the
00:28:38region braced for another major escalation, trump abruptly
00:28:42reversed course. Just days later, he announced
00:28:46that the planned operation had been cancelled, claiming that the outlines of
00:28:50a possible agreement had
00:28:52emerged.
00:29:24Donald Trump declared that the United States was locked and loaded and
00:29:27prepared to unleash military power not seen since World War
00:29:31II. but said the attack had been suspended because Iran and
00:29:35several regional states had asked Washington to wait while
00:29:39negotiations
00:29:40continued.
00:29:47Tehran flatly rejected that account.
00:29:51Iranian officials dismissed Trump's statement as another lie,
00:29:55insisting that the country's armed forces remain on full alert and
00:29:59prepared for any scenario.
00:30:32falsely of negotiations, even now they continue to
00:30:36lie, when they find themselves at the height of weakness, they call
00:30:39for seas fire. from the past until today, they
00:30:43continue with shameless audacity to speak of human rights,
00:30:47yet the crimes they have committed are unprecedented
00:30:51in
00:30:51history.
00:30:57so what was really happening?