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00:00:03Iran dismantles a network spying for Mosad and Kermon and the
00:00:06terror cell planning attacks in Seestan and
00:00:10Baluchestan province and Israeli troops
00:00:14raid the galandia refugee camp in the west bank for the second day, they've also injured at
00:00:17least eight people in
00:00:19of southern
00:00:19Lebano.
00:00:41this is Press TV's world news. Top Story Iran's acting defense
00:00:44minister, brigadier general Majidebza says the country's armed
00:00:48forces are ready to respond to any threats. The top military commander
00:00:52said the Islamic Republic's military is fully equipped with indigenous military
00:00:56technology that
00:00:58of surpasses uh every imported. defense system in west Asia, he
00:01:01said signs
00:01:03of of the enemy's
00:01:03of deteriorating capabilities are becoming more
00:01:06of evident each day, meanwile the Iranian army has also released a
00:01:09statement, spokesman, muhammad ak said the army
00:01:13is continuously pursuing the path of
00:01:16of increasing
00:01:16a operational a readiness by modernizing damage
00:01:20systems, introducing
00:01:22of new equipment and relying on domestic capabilities. he said the arrival of
00:01:25new equipment to a units, the army's combat equipment and tools are being...
00:01:30arranged to suit daily
00:01:31needs.
00:01:37Iran's industry minister Muhammad Atabak has visited Pakistan
00:01:41for talks aimed at boosting bilateral economic
00:01:44of cooperation. He and Pakistan's
00:01:45of commerce minister co-chaired the latest session
00:01:48of the trade joint trade committee between the two countries. Both sides
00:01:51reaffirmed their commitment to increasing annual trade to $10
00:01:55billion dollars. Press TV's noser
00:02:01of Pakistan and
00:02:03of Iran have signed memorandum of understanding to deepen trade and commercial
00:02:07cooperation, marking another milestone in their efforts to
00:02:10strengthen bilateral economic
00:02:12of relations. The agreement was signed during the 10th session
00:02:16of the Pakistan Iran joint trade
00:02:18a committee co- chaired by Iran's minister of industry mine and
00:02:21trade Mohammed Atabak and
00:02:23of Pakistan's
00:02:24in commerce minister Jam Kamal Khan. The two sides reaffirmed
00:02:28their commitment to increasing. annual bilateral trade to 10 billion
00:02:32US dollars, it's not something out of reach,
00:02:36i'm quite optimistic that this amount will be
00:02:39reached and it's not something
00:02:43that is out of
00:02:44of touch, so there are few things that if we
00:02:48solve it, definitely will be even
00:02:52above that, discussion were
00:02:55mainly on trade, how we
00:02:58can't the trade amount
00:03:01with Pakistan,
00:03:05neighboring and brother nation right beside
00:03:09us. The memorandum outlines road map for expanding economic
00:03:13cooperation by
00:03:14in activating border economic regions, increasing border trade
00:03:17with greater private sector participation, exchanging technical
00:03:21delegations and immediately
00:03:24of of implementing existing
00:03:25of bilateral agreements. Iranian and Pakistani officials
00:03:29also agreed to continue working toward a formal free trade
00:03:32agreement. the aim is to see and
00:03:36strengthen the bilateral trade relationship in
00:03:39between both the countries for
00:03:41of which both the countries leadership have set a target of
00:03:4510 billion dollars and for that purpose we are
00:03:49seeing those opportunities
00:03:51of way forward, the bottlenecks
00:03:54which restrict free
00:03:57trade in between the countries.
00:04:00and at the same time we are also working a FTA in
00:04:04between Pakistan and Iran. On the sidelines
00:04:07of the committee meeting, business officials of both countries met at the
00:04:11Federation of Pakistan Chambers of Commerce and Industry. They
00:04:15discussed the challenges facing bilateral trade and propose
00:04:19measures to increase commercial exchanges through stronger private
00:04:22in sector a engagement, improved border infrastructure and
00:04:26simplify trade procedures. Kafi discussion hui.
00:04:30One
00:04:30of the key topics discussed with the visiting Iranian minister was the
00:04:34establishment of a joint industrial zone where a wide range of
00:04:38industries could
00:04:39of operate. a We also discussed the gas pipeline project. Since energy
00:04:43is one of Pakistan's highest production costs, the pipeline could
00:04:46significantly reduce the cost of gas and electricity in our
00:04:50country. There are also many products that Iran manufactures at
00:04:54very reasonable prices, and we intend to import them from
00:04:57Iran. During his visit, Mr. Atabak met prime
00:05:01minister
00:05:01a Shahbaz Sharif. He thanked Pakistan for its mediation
00:05:05efforts aimed at ending the war. The United States and Israel
00:05:09launched against Iran earlier this year. The frequent. and see
00:05:12of high level visit suggests Pakistan and Iran are committed to
00:05:16deepening their strategic economic partnership. Both countries are
00:05:20now focused on expanding trade, strengthening industrial
00:05:23cooperation and achieving their shared 10 billion dollar
00:05:27annual trade target.
00:05:37foreign ministry spokesman says a joint statement between Iran and Doman on the straight of
00:05:40hormos is now at stage of final review and drafting
00:05:44described the talks with Oman on managing maritime traffic in the
00:05:48strategic waterway as professional adding that both sides have
00:05:52agreed on the root coordinates. researcher and journalist Julia Cusum speaks
00:05:56of Iran's effective control over the street despite US efforts to
00:06:00undermine Iran's
00:06:01sovereignty.
00:06:05I was in the straight of Hermoves three months ago and we couldn't
00:06:09see any the the Trump's uh so-called armada,
00:06:13so-called fleet, um, any the warships that
00:06:16were being deployed in the region, including in the
00:06:20Hormus area to to make war against
00:06:24Iran, so there's both economic,
00:06:27dimension of economic sovereignty and dimension of military sovereignty that
00:06:31Iran has been successful in reclaiming for months, the
00:06:35US is count so-called counter blockade failed, and their
00:06:38attempts to breach the Iran's sovereign control.
00:06:42Hermus continue to fail, so Iran's
00:06:46talks with Oman, which is under the understanding
00:06:50that they jointly manage the Humus, but that doesn't mean that
00:06:54Oman can give a free past the US and allow US
00:06:58pressure to create illegal routes around Oman, which is what the US was
00:07:02trying to do few weeks ago, which is what oman was
00:07:04enabling, so Iran then talked
00:07:08to Oman, and
00:07:10it is doing so now to reach. agreement that um
00:07:14reaffirms the sovereignty the Islamic Republic
00:07:17in um escorting
00:07:20and charging tools on on ships for those
00:07:24maintenance costs that were requires to move through, while at the
00:07:28same time not leaving any room for
00:07:32any warships or any um any
00:07:35ships that would engage a military aggression against Iran uh
00:07:39pass.
00:07:45Iran's Ministry of Intelligence says it has dismantled a Musad
00:07:49linked Espinage network arresting of 21
00:07:53operatives in Kermon province. According to the ministry, the operatives
00:07:56provided Mosad with intelligence about sensitive and classified
00:08:00military and air defense sites. The Intelligence Ministry has also
00:08:04announced seasing military great firearms from five armed
00:08:08suspects detained in the January riots. Meanwhile the
00:08:11IRGC ground force says it's eliminated the
00:08:15terrorist group in the seaston and baluchestan province. the
00:08:19armed group had entered Iran from a neighboring country carrying
00:08:23weapons and ammunition when they were confronted by the
00:08:27IRGC before their planned terrorist operation. the
00:08:30IRGC has also arrested eight armed criminals linked to
00:08:34terrorist groups who had formed cells to create
00:08:37insecurity in the seastana and baluchistan
00:08:40province.
00:08:45Israeli forces have launched a large-scale military incursion into the occupied west
00:08:49bank arresting dozens of palestinians and injuring several others in the galandia
00:08:53refugee camp these 16 people have been injured and some
00:08:5660 others including women and children have been abducted. the IOF has
00:09:00also continued attacks across other parts the
00:09:04occupied west bank, including the cities ofilablus and
00:09:07Hebron. on Wednesday they raided a village near Hebron
00:09:11wounding several Palestinians including woman and a
00:09:15girl. They also set several homes on fire, meanwhile,
00:09:18Israeli forces fired tear gas at Press TV crew while they were
00:09:22covering IOF raids in
00:09:24Gallandia.
00:09:28Our correspondent has an update on the ongoing Israeli
00:09:32crimes in the occupied West bank as well as
00:09:35assault on Press TV
00:09:37crew.
00:09:42as the uh as the Israeli atrocities continue,
00:09:46but uh
00:09:47so does the Israeli suppression for the entire media crew
00:09:51that is around surrounding us, our colleagues are just
00:09:55few meters away uh standing
00:09:58because uh we were faced with tear gas
00:10:02canisters and sound bombs more than once, so uh
00:10:05as um as for as for the Israeli side and the
00:10:09Israeli forces of course it's the answer. is always
00:10:13suppression, but uh, from our side, the answer is
00:10:17always to uh to continue uh coverage and to
00:10:21continue this um, to continue making the...
00:10:25camera rolling, this is
00:10:27this is a high price that we pay uh as press
00:10:30TV and as the entire Palestinian
00:10:34body, because we know that we are the voice of
00:10:38those who are voiceless, until this moment the Palestinian Red Crecent have
00:10:42have made an official number the total injuries
00:10:45risen up to 13 injuries,
00:10:49among them are uh elderlies and uh and
00:10:53people uh we have more... more than 60 documented
00:10:57cases of suffocation inside a kalandia refugee camp
00:11:01who were not be able, the palestinian ampolus was not able to extract
00:11:05them from inside the the separated area and
00:11:08inside this area that has been uh
00:11:11declared
00:11:13as um as a military uh as a military
00:11:16zone. the Israeli regime
00:11:20launches new air strikes on southern Lebanon and violation of
00:11:23a ceasefire deal with the Arab country. "the latest strikes targeted
00:11:26areas in and around the town of Almansuri. Local
00:11:30sources say in two waves Israeli fighter jets targeted residential
00:11:34buildings in the town earlier in the day, the regime also conducted an air
00:11:38raid on several areas entire region, woning at least four
00:11:42people. The attacks forced many residents to leave their homes. Witnesses
00:11:46also cited continuous artillery shelling in the area. The attacks came after
00:11:50the Israeli regime, confirm the killing of two of its soldiers
00:11:53and the injury of seven others in an explosion
00:11:56entire. According to Lebanon's health ministry since March 2nd,
00:12:00Israeli attacks have killed over 4,300 Lebaneses and wounded more than
00:12:0412,250
00:12:07others.
00:12:12The Euromet Human rights monitor warns that Israel is attempting to erase war
00:12:16crime scenes in Gaza by removing Rubble before independent
00:12:19investigators can document or examine them. The group says this could
00:12:23destroy crucial evidence and uh the last traces of thousands
00:12:27of people still missing beneath the
00:12:37Gaza's rabil is more than remains of destroyed homes. It is a
00:12:41crime scene. In report this week, Euromediterran human
00:12:45rights monitor said Israel is carrying a large scale
00:12:49operation to remove and crush debris across Gaza before
00:12:53independent investigators and for. experts can
00:12:56examine the sides. during the genocide, the
00:13:00Israeli army tried to obliterate and defface the war crimes committed
00:13:04against our people, which in itself constitutes a crime.
00:13:08today, the unknown fate of thousands remains a stressing
00:13:11question for their families and by removing rubble from around
00:13:1570% behind the yellow line, the Israeli army is
00:13:18destroying threads.
00:13:22as we're witnessing,
00:13:24the Israeli regime is trying
00:13:24to evade. legal prosecution by removing rubble from what we consider to be
00:13:28crime scenes. we call on international journalists and investigative
00:13:32reporters to press for access to gaza and document this continuing
00:13:35genocide. according to the Geneva
00:13:39based rights monitor, at least 10 million tons of rubble have
00:13:43already been cleared with around 100 Israeli trucks entering
00:13:47eastern and southern parts the goza strip each day.
00:13:51concerns are growing as Israel continues to part international
00:13:54which
00:14:01is now inaccessible
00:14:04behind the yellow line. they say israeli bulldozers and trucks
00:14:08are clearing the rubble to erase our neighborhoods. that rubble
00:14:12holds my sons. i'm terrified, i'll never be able to recover
00:14:16their bodies or give them a dignified
00:14:18burial. the bodies of my mother,
00:14:22father, sisters and cousins. 27 members of my
00:14:26family in total are still buried beneath the rubble of our
00:14:29building. We have no chance of recovering their bodies and now
00:14:33I fear that even in death they may be taken away or
00:14:37removed by the Israeli
00:14:39army.
00:14:43Gaza's death toll has surpassed
00:14:4573,300 nearly three years into the
00:14:49war. According to official figures, around
00:14:528,500 people are. still missing and believe
00:14:56to be trapped beneath this same rubble. In
00:15:00Gaza, the rubble is not only reminder of destruction and the
00:15:03aftermath the genocide, it is the last remaining
00:15:07link to the missing as it disappears, so do hopes
00:15:11of recovering loved ones, preserving evidence
00:15:15and
00:15:25forces continue enforcing naval blockade on Saudi shipping, a
00:15:28maritime tracking services reported a sharp drop in shipping
00:15:32traffic through the Bob Almandip straight. The report by Kepler
00:15:36said only one come off. vessel cross the babal mandab on Wednesday down
00:15:40from 20,
00:15:41the previous day, it said average of 41 ships cross the
00:15:44strategic waterway each day in the week before the naval blockade was
00:15:48announced. The report comes following Yemen's armed forces spokesperson
00:15:52announcing on Wednesday that the country's forces have targeted eight Saudi
00:15:56oil tankers since the blockade began on July the
00:15:5922nd. He added that 29 Saudi oil tankers have been
00:16:03prevented from proceeding and forced to turn.
00:16:07back in the Red Sea and the Arabian sea. Yemen has been under
00:16:11decade long blockade by Saudi Arabia following years of war and the
00:16:15tentative truce. The situation escalated again after a Saudi attack
00:16:19on Sanno International Airport. Since then, Yemen has been implementing a
00:16:23blockade for blockade policy on
00:16:25Riyadh.
00:16:29Political commentator Hussen. He says the Yemini Army's blockade on Saudi
00:16:33vessels has significantly affected the country's oil exports.
00:16:40after the closure the hormos straight because
00:16:43the aggression from the zin
00:16:45and the United States, Saudi has moved all the oil from the
00:16:49Persian golf through pipeline uh toward Yambor north
00:16:53the rid sea so the Saudis when they would transfer their oil and exporting their
00:16:57oil through Yambor in the red sea they will making a huge
00:17:00profit uh but at that time when Yemen has announced
00:17:04that they will form a blookaid against Saudi Arabia before that they have. wasted
00:17:07Saudi implement the truth, implement the agreement that was signed in
00:17:112022, but the Saudi has been so ignorant, but then when
00:17:15yemen have blocked the red sea, they were
00:17:19targeting ships in the south the red sea
00:17:22going to toward mandab, but still saudi will braging out
00:17:26loud and saying that is still working and they and it
00:17:30doesn't affect them and
00:17:31they are using the swiss canal or the so callalled
00:17:35sumit pipeline in Egypt. which connect north the red sea
00:17:39to the Mediterranean sea, that's why we've seen that in the last 40 hour,
00:17:4248 hours, yemani army has launched a missile
00:17:46attack against a Saudi oil tanker that was in the north
00:17:50the red sea going from Yamber towards Swiss canal and this is the first time that
00:17:54Yemani has done so and the spoke person of Yemani army have said
00:17:57clearly now we are gonna target all ships in the north the
00:18:01recy so Saudi will not be able to bypass the Babel mandab
00:18:05through the the Swiss canal.
00:18:09Japan is marking 81 years since the United States dropped a nuclear bomb
00:18:13on Hiroshima leaving some 150,00 people that government officials
00:18:17and delegates from many countries have attended the memorial ceremony to show
00:18:21respect to the victims the
00:18:30of World War II in 1945, US Army Air
00:18:33Force preparing to drop the 4000 kg uranium bomb.
00:18:37code-named little boy on the Japanese city of Hiroshima and the morning of
00:18:41August 6th turned into a time of tragedy the world will never
00:18:44forget, when the little boy was dropped on the city, 70,000
00:18:48people were incinerated immediately, another 70,00 died of
00:18:52injuries and radiation exposure in the following years. The US
00:18:56dropped a second atomic bomb on the city of Nagasaki just few days
00:19:00later, right a time when news the first catastrophe were
00:19:03surfacing. That second attack took the lives of 70,00 more
00:19:07people.
00:19:1381 years on, the Japanese nation is still grieving,
00:19:17thousands including aging survivors, relatives and government
00:19:20officials attended the annual ceremony at Hiroshima Peace Memorial
00:19:24Park. Speaking at the ceremony, Japanese prime minister said the
00:19:28lessons of Hiroshima must not be forgotten. Hiroshima, the
00:19:31devastation rot by the atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, and
00:19:35the unspeakable suffering indoor. by so many must never be repeated,
00:19:39our nation firmly upholds the three non-nuclear principles, and as
00:19:43the world's only country to have suffered atomic bombings in war, bears the
00:19:47mission of tirelessly continuing efforts toward the realization of a world
00:19:51without nuclear weapons. the Japanese are hoping for a
00:19:55world free from nuclear weapons so that other people will have to go through
00:19:58similar tragedy, but a world where nuclear states are spending hundreds of
00:20:02billions of dollars to upgrade their atomic arsenals, that appears to be a
00:20:06far-fetched with. "the United States is the only country that ever
00:20:10used nuclear weapons against its enemy, and after all these years it
00:20:14was never held accountable for the deaths and destruction it caused to
00:20:17Japan, and Iran
00:20:21has become a member the World Artificial Intelligence Cooperation
00:20:25Organization, the membership grants Iran entry into global government structure
00:20:29independent of western influence, while also providing access to the
00:20:33organization's resources for training, research and standard
00:20:36setting. from Beijing
00:20:44goal for Iran, which aims to be top 10 global player by
00:20:482032,
00:21:20big data and scientific computing, Iran developed
00:21:24seamor supercomputer at Amerika the University of Technology, one of
00:21:27its most significant heavy processing projects, both
00:21:31Amir Khabi University and Sharif University's AI
00:21:34center have previously been targeted by US and
00:21:38Israel during the Ramazan war. now Iran is
00:21:41expanding its capabilities and joining Byco to
00:21:45depend its infrastructure and framing AI as a
00:21:49tool.
00:22:10AI is currently considered one the most important, effective and
00:22:13efficient technologies, AI can truly play a role in every
00:22:17imaginable field, an organization with the same name. was launched by the United
00:22:21States and western countries, however, this organization launched here can be more
00:22:25effective and better for us in terms of participation. The Shanghai
00:22:28Cooperation Organization, Bricks and now the artificial intelligence
00:22:32organization are institutions that somehow encompass all the countries the global
00:22:36south. Given China's approach in this field, I am confident that this is
00:22:40very good opportunity for us too, and it can play a better role across
00:22:44different fields. Viko is the world's first
00:22:47intergovernmental international organization. that
00:22:50dedicated itself to artificial intelligence, it has
00:22:54been created to foster cooperation and capacity
00:22:57building, promote AI applications and open
00:23:00ecosystems and build a just global
00:23:04AI governance system. China
00:23:08proposes that artificial intelligence should be used for good and for
00:23:11progress, serving all countries and all of mankind. The
00:23:15US, on the other hand, applies it in many ways to control the
00:23:18world, treating it as a platform for dominance and increasingly
00:23:22applying it to the military field. China is responding
00:23:25comprehensively in this regard. Waco has been established to use
00:23:29artificial intelligence to serve all of humanity so that everyone can derive
00:23:33greater benefits from it. In this context, China has joined with
00:23:37Iran and many other countries to establish an artificial intelligence
00:23:40cooperation organization, aiming to promote the application of AI
00:23:44technology for all of humanity. Iran's martyr
00:23:47leader Ali Khamenei insis. said that Iran must produce
00:23:51AI and not just consume it, he warned against any power
00:23:55imposing its will. With this vico membership, Iran joins
00:23:59a global south platform where every nation has a voice,
00:24:03that's sovereignty
00:24:37crisis, devastating wars,
00:24:41terrorism, the Israely
00:24:44lobby,
00:24:47crackdown,
00:24:52Diplomacy:
00:24:57new arrangements for safe hormos
00:24:59shipping.
00:25:14Very deep within the US house armed services committee's massive
00:25:181.15. billion dollar fiscal year
00:25:212027 national defense authorization act
00:25:25draft lies a provision that signals more than routine
00:25:29military cooperation with Israel, it signals a
00:25:33structural entanglement. section 2:24, as it
00:25:36is identified has now spark debate. it reflects a
00:25:40deeper shift in the longstanding US and Israel's so-called
00:25:44security relationship, and it is moving it from
00:25:48partnership into. normalized institutional
00:25:51coordination at the military level, and hey, it
00:25:55also comes a moment when the American public burned by an
00:25:58unprovoked and illegal war against Iran once less in
00:26:02entanglement in Tel Aviv's wars, not more, yet
00:26:06section 224 delivers the exact opposite,
00:26:10report suggests the provision would require the designation of
00:26:13dedicated pentagon executive agent to coordinate
00:26:17expanded cooperation with the Israeli military
00:26:20establishment covering research, development,
00:26:24procurement and advanced systems integration. The
00:26:28US and Israel may say this is just a joint innovation in
00:26:31artificial. intelligence, cyber warfare, quantum
00:26:35computing and next generation war technologies, but
00:26:38beneath this technical language lies a far more
00:26:42consequential reality, one in which intelligence sharing,
00:26:45data systems and military infrastructure become
00:26:49increasingly intervaven, structurally
00:26:52insulated from public accountability. Classified
00:26:56intelligence gathered by US military assets paid for the
00:26:59American taxpayer dollars could now be directly
00:27:03funneled into Israeli military systems through data
00:27:07fusion or the so-called network integration. By the
00:27:11way, this is already happening, but a lower scale. Can you
00:27:14imagine what could happen a larger scale? It would deepen
00:27:18real-time operational coordination between the two militaries
00:27:22raising questions about overside accountability and the
00:27:26traditional bandaries between foreign military
00:27:29assistance and joint development. The provision
00:27:33also appears to expand industrial cooperation,
00:27:36potentially increasing co-production of weapons
00:27:40systems within the United States itself, further
00:27:44embedding the relationship into domestic weapons supply
00:27:47chains. The asymmetric deterrance doctrine of
00:27:51Tehran and the entire axis of resistance has
00:27:54always rested on the reality that the United States and
00:27:58Israel are in practice a single joint actor.
00:28:02Section 224 now gives legal and institutional
00:28:06form to an operational reality that already existed,
00:28:10but the world did not want to
00:28:11say.
00:28:57The early hours of July 29th shattered the region's
00:29:01uneasy calm. Ballistic missiles
00:29:05launched by the aerospace force of Iran's Islamic Revolution Guard
00:29:09Core streaked across the night sky toward the US Air Force
00:29:13Space and Central Command headquarters in
00:29:15Jordan. At the same time the IRGC
00:29:19Navy announced that it had seized three non-complint oil
00:29:23tankers in the straight of hormos tightening Iran's grip over
00:29:27one the world's most strategic
00:29:29waterways. The core. originated
00:29:33operations student decision makers in both Washington and Tel
00:29:36Aviv. US President Donald Trump admitted
00:29:40that Iran's attack had come as a surprise and immediately
00:29:44threatened a massive assault on Iranian
00:29:46infrastructure. Yet as the region
00:29:50braced for another major escalation, Trump abruptly
00:29:53reversed course. Just days later, he announced
00:29:57that the planned operation had been cancelled, claiming that the outlines of a
00:30:01possible agreement. had
00:30:03emerged.
00:30:35Donald Trump declared that the United States was locked and loaded and
00:30:38prepared to unleash military power not seen since World War
00:30:42II, but said the attack had been suspended because Iran and
00:30:46several regional states had asked Washington to wait while
00:30:50negotiations
00:30:51continued.
00:30:58Tehran flatly.