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00:00:00هویتمونه. جایی که کنارش
00:00:04بازی می
00:00:04کنیم.
00:00:09of روزیمونو ازش می
00:00:10of
00:00:11of گیریم. باهاش شادی می کنیم و با صداش آروم
00:00:15میشیم. جاییه که
00:00:19اجازه نزدیک
00:00:20of شدن دشمنامونو بهش نمیدیم. و
00:00:24تا همیشه ازش محافظت می کنیم. خلیج
00:00:28فارس
00:00:29of ما انگار یک. کتاب تاریخه. هر کدوم از
00:00:32موجاش
00:00:33of قصه های قدیمی سرزمینمونو تو دلش
00:00:36داره. خلیج
00:00:40فارس برای همه ما
00:00:45of ایرانیاست.
00:00:51of
00:00:55of
00:01:00in
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00:01:20of of of Operation Sinite, of if I had about
00:01:23it, I had so, what
00:01:27was it?
00:01:36of Eh, I
00:01:40suggest we stop the interview here. What do you
00:01:43say? Why you want
00:01:47of it?
00:02:05of
00:02:12of
00:02:13of
00:02:29of
00:02:32of
00:02:40Why would you not be
00:02:42of able to
00:02:42of speak about operation
00:02:46of sonide?
00:02:51of
00:02:54Signature and loyalty to
00:02:58my country.
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00:03:04of
00:03:05of
00:03:24On June 8th, 1967, news
00:03:28of spreads around the world, which wasn't easy. to believe, unknown
00:03:31attackers target a US military ship in the Mediterranean sea
00:03:34after World War II, this was the first
00:03:38of time someone had dared to attack the U.S.
00:03:44of a military.
00:03:54of
00:03:57a
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00:04:13of
00:04:18of
00:04:33April 30th, 1945, when an all-out rivalry broke
00:04:37out between the western allies and the USSR to
00:04:40conquer Berlin, soldiers
00:04:42of the Red Army reach the heart of Nazi Germany sooner than the
00:04:46Americans. With the fall
00:04:48of the city and Adolf
00:04:49of Hitler committing suicide, the flames
00:04:52of the horrendous second war in Europe burnt
00:04:55out.
00:05:06of
00:05:12the death and destruction, as World War II was coming to an end, the
00:05:16two powerful conquerors could raise their flags on the mountains of
00:05:20soil and ashes and reorganize world order the
00:05:24way they wanted
00:05:24to.
00:05:34The eastern powerhouse was the USSR, which had the dream of
00:05:38spreading the ideals of communism and saving the masses the
00:05:41labor force. from the oppression of capitalists and on the
00:05:45other side, the wealthy western powerhouse, meaning the US was
00:05:49standing on the principles of using capital to create
00:05:52welfare.
00:06:00the USSR was doing everything in its power to entice the
00:06:03masses toward communist ideals and turn governments into
00:06:07its
00:06:08allies.
00:06:43Naser wanted to fill up the entire border Egypt had with this
00:06:46unwanted neighbor with his own military
00:06:49forces.
00:06:56It seemed the Soviet's plot for a war between the ideologies the East and
00:07:00the West in the Middle East had really worked. Noser took a
00:07:04further step that putting his forces on standby and shut
00:07:08down the strategic straights of Tiran in the Gulf of
00:07:11Akaba. The streets of Tiran were the only
00:07:14waterway access Israel had with the eastern part the world,
00:07:18the only passage way for the Israelies to import fuel had been
00:07:22shut down to the zinus and with this war became
00:07:26inevitable.
00:07:41June 5th, 7 in. morning, 180 Israeli fighter jets
00:07:45flew towards Egypt, only 12 fighter jets were left behind to
00:07:48defend the Israeli
00:07:49skies.
00:07:5645 minutes later, Egypt's military airport runways were bombed and
00:08:00280 Egyptian military jets on the ground were the targets of
00:08:04Israeli rockets. The Egyptians were
00:08:07so overwhelmingly surprised that they didn't even find the time to start their
00:08:11jet engines.
00:08:19"the next target for Israeli fighter jets was Syria. two
00:08:22hours later, the Assyrian air force was totally destroyed and in
00:08:26only few minutes, Jordan's air force had been dealt a heavy
00:08:30blow by Israeli fighters. this extraordinary surprise
00:08:33attack could not have been carried out without detailed intelligence
00:08:37superiority."
00:08:42on the... Sini desert, where Egyptian and Israeli armored units had
00:08:46lined up against each other, the Egyptians had the upper hand in
00:08:49military force. Egypt had three times the number of tanks that
00:08:53the Israelis did, but there was no air cover to keep
00:08:56sini sky safe for the
00:08:58Egyptians.
00:09:17The Egyptians had no option but to retreat. The orders to retreat
00:09:21in the Sinai desert came from the office of General Abdul Hakim
00:09:25Amir, the Egyptian War minister, but there was no plan
00:09:29for it. The unplanned retreat the Egyptians began and the
00:09:32Israeli fighter jets used the opportunity the best they could
00:09:36and devastated the
00:09:37Egyptians.
00:09:50When the USSR realized that in the matter of hours the balance of
00:09:53military power in the war in the Middle East had switched
00:09:57dramatically in favor of Israel, it gave 48 of
00:10:01its Mic fighter jets to fly from Ukraine to Armenia's naval
00:10:04base to prepare for attack against
00:10:07Israel.
00:10:24On the other. and the Kremlin activated the hotline between the US and
00:10:28the USSR so that Kosigin's ultimatum could be
00:10:32delivered to Washington, the text contained the message that
00:10:35since the US is Israel's supporter, we ask you to stop the
00:10:39continuation of Israel's aggression against Egyptian
00:10:43soil.
00:10:47about 7:15, the telephone rank was the duty officer in the war
00:10:51room, miss secretary, prime minister Kesegins on the hotline,
00:10:55speak to the president, so the president came on the line, he said, god damn it,
00:10:59Bob, what are you calling me for at this time in the morning? I said, Mr. President,
00:11:03Prime Minister Casigan's on the hotline, how do you wish to
00:11:06respond? Johnson didn't want the situation to turn into
00:11:09a military confrontation with the USSR. He
00:11:13immediately sent word to Moscow that with the help the
00:11:16USSR and the UN, the US will use any means to put an
00:11:20end to the war.
00:11:31"the first day of war was nearing midday when in a televised
00:11:35speech, eshkul and king Hussein and the rest the
00:11:38Arabs. We appeal to king
00:11:41Hussain and to other neighbors
00:11:45to stay their hand and Israel would do
00:11:48like, but king Hussein didn't take the advice so
00:11:52seriously.
00:11:59Therefore, at 10:30 in the morning the 5th of June,
00:12:02Al-Quds came under the attack of Jordan's artillery
00:12:05forces.
00:12:22But the Jordanians weren't able to do anything either. and the old city
00:12:26of Jerusalem Albuts, which they had control of before the war,
00:12:30fell to the
00:12:30Israelis.
00:13:08The sixth-day war was in his third day as the main battle was taking
00:13:11place somewhere far from where the Arabs and Israelis were
00:13:15fighting in the depths the Mediterranean waters. The US
00:13:18was unhappy about the USSR's dominance over the Middle
00:13:22East to confront communism from. anymore in the
00:13:26region, it was trying very hard to uncover the details
00:13:30the relations the USSR had with Arabs in the
00:13:33Middle East, this motivated them to quietly snoop around the
00:13:37intelligence cables of Cairo and Moscow, but because it
00:13:41didn't want the issue to be revealed so that no one would find out about it,
00:13:45everyone else had to be busy dealing with another
00:13:48crisis.
00:13:52the third day the war was reaching the evening when the... reached the international
00:13:56waters in the north of Egypt and Israel and it
00:13:59transmitted the initial news of Israel's victories and the conquest
00:14:03the old city of Alkuz to the
00:14:05NSA.
00:14:20But the question which had kept the officers on board the Liberty
00:14:23busy
00:14:24was why? an unarmed military ship should be present in the vicinity of a
00:14:28conflict zone without an armed escort and be left all
00:14:32alone. the commander the liberty, captain William
00:14:35McGonigal asked this question from the commander the US
00:14:38Navy's sixth fleet which had retreated 100 miles from the
00:14:42region. we were told there was no need to worry, we had
00:14:46asked commander six fleet for
00:14:50an armed guard to go along with us, destroyer,
00:14:54he... sent the message back saying we were in in
00:14:58international waters flying the American insen, there was no need
00:15:01for an armed
00:15:03escort. When Egypt and
00:15:06Jordan were removed from Israel's path, it was time for the golen heights on
00:15:10the border between Israel and Syria to come under the watchful
00:15:14eyes the Israelis. 12 hours later, and with heavy
00:15:18fire of fighter jets and artillery forces, not only did the
00:15:22Syrians retreat from Israel's borders, but the... on heights were
00:15:26also occupied by the
00:15:27Israelis.
00:15:43A few kilometers away from the war zone on the fourth day the
00:15:47battle, the officers and crew the liberty had just woken up
00:15:51and were busy with their morning activities. A while later,
00:15:54several unknown planes got closer to the ship and encircled it
00:15:58many times to completely identify the ship. The planes
00:16:02didn't display any flags on their bodies and the Liberty's crew wasn't
00:16:06able to identify. which country they belong to, but the
00:16:09recorded conversation the pilot and watch tower shows that
00:16:13the planes had identified the liberty
00:16:15well.
00:16:29few hours later, when it was few minutes past 2 pm, three mirage
00:16:33jets, which still didn't have the insignia of any country, got...
00:16:37close to the liberty and bomb the ship as much as they could with their
00:16:41rockets,
00:16:55but the main question was which side the war may have attacked the
00:16:59liberty, Egypt or
00:17:00Israel.
00:17:08as a wounded and astonished crew was thinking about the Egyptians don't
00:17:12even have mirage jets, something else
00:17:15happened.
00:17:29the minutes later, unknown mistier jets reached the liberty and
00:17:33targeted the halfburn ship with a nap
00:17:35bomb.
00:17:42When the liberty was burning under the fire of attacking jets, three unannounced
00:17:46guests which were displaying the American flag, were watching the events
00:17:50unfold from beneath the waters in the region, and we're informing the
00:17:54Pentagon of every single moment of what was
00:17:56happening.
00:18:05The telecommunications officers the ship. were trying their best to
00:18:08transmit news the attack to the sixth fleet and ask them for
00:18:12help, but the noise that the attack jets were sending on the liberties
00:18:16frequencies to transmit communications prevented the
00:18:19transfer the
00:18:20messages.
00:18:24here's the question I have to ask: who would know the frequencies
00:18:28other than ally, and who is the ally in
00:18:32the war? it wasn't Egypt, it was
00:18:35Israel. in the end and one the liberties
00:18:38transmissions reached the USS America warship and the commander
00:18:42the ship issued orders for two US fighter jets to take
00:18:46off to defend the
00:18:47liberty.
00:19:02so all of this happens and they call guys, help us, we're under attack, we're being engaged by
00:19:05torpedo boats and bombers and fighters and we need your help
00:19:09and they're locking down bulkheads and burning and people are dying and they're strifing
00:19:12lifeboats against the Geneva Convention and all rules of war and common sense and
00:19:16decency buse they had to kill everybody and Macton comes on and says you will not launch
00:19:20a wing we're not going to do that and but as soon as word
00:19:24reached the white house that the jets had taken off to defend the liberty the
00:19:27defense secretary sent an urgent message to the sixth fleet and asked
00:19:31the commander the fleet to immediately return his jets back to the
00:19:35warship without asking any. questions, since
00:19:39Admiral Gates was shocked by this strange order, he contacted
00:19:43Washington to remind them that an American Warship is under
00:19:46fire by unknown planes and asks why he shouldn't act to support
00:19:50the ship. In
00:19:54the end, he told Macnima implement such strange order and
00:19:58return the jets which had taken off to support the liberty. He
00:20:02needed orders from a more superior position. This time
00:20:05President Johnson spoke and told geis that he wanted that damn
00:20:09ship to sink and had no intentions in upsetting his
00:20:12ally, order the jets to fly back, he
00:20:15said, the admiral ignores it, they go ahead and launch
00:20:19wings, they're not calling them back, they've been launched, and then all of sudden over the radio
00:20:23line comes the telephone call, batched in, it's the president, i want
00:20:27that goddamn shit going to the
00:20:29bottom, that's a
00:20:32quote, i want that
00:20:35goddamn ship. into the bottom, but when
00:20:39even the witnesses to the event didn't know whether the attacks were being carried
00:20:43out by the Egyptians or the Israelis, how did Johnson know that the
00:20:47fighter jets belong to his friends and ally Israel?
00:20:55Sometime later, Johnson accompanied by Mac Numera and the Secretary of
00:20:59State, Dean Rusk, and number the government's advisors gathered
00:21:03in the White House the situation room to come to the conclusion that the
00:21:07party to blame for the crisis is Egypt, and number the
00:21:10government's advisers gathered in the White House's situation room to come
00:21:14to the conclusion that the party to blame for the crisis is
00:21:18Egypt, therefore, This time, the hotline between Washington
00:21:22and Moscow was activated by the White House. The message was,
00:21:26a US Warship has been attacked by unknown fighter planes in
00:21:30international waters in the north of Egypt, and the only suspect in this
00:21:34attack is the Ally the USSR, meaning
00:21:37Egypt. The White House wants to respond to this attack with nuclear
00:21:41attack on Cairo. The orders for the attack reached the sixth
00:21:45fleet. Without wasting any time, three US fighter jets were
00:21:48equipped with nuclear. weapons and flew toward the Egyptian
00:21:52capital.
00:22:21word of an inevitable attack on Cairo reach Richard Parker, the
00:22:25US political consul in Cairo first. there was
00:22:28this message that they the navy was uh
00:22:32preparing to retaliate against Egypt for the
00:22:36attack on the liberty. they thought that it
00:22:40was the Egyptians who attacked it. they were
00:22:43preparing to to attack Egypt in
00:22:45response.
00:22:50It was 2:30 p.m. when three Israeli torpedo boats got close to
00:22:54the half-burnt liberty and fired five torpedos at
00:22:57it.
00:23:02One them hit the middle the ship and created a huge hole in its
00:23:06starboard side. Due
00:23:10to the torpedo attacks, the ship's propulsive forces stopped
00:23:13working and the transmitting systems were totally
00:23:16destroyed.
00:23:21At the same time that US jets armed with nuclear weapons
00:23:25were on the way to Cairo, Robert McMamera, the US defense
00:23:29secretary, contacted the USS America the sixth
00:23:32fleet so he could deliver another strange order to the
00:23:36commander the ship. Macnamera asked guys to immediately
00:23:40recall the jets which were in route to
00:23:42Cairo.
00:23:50Early next morning, the USS America, USS Davis
00:23:53and USS Massi arrived to remove the 34 dead
00:23:57sailors and 174 naval officers
00:24:01from the burnt down liberty and transfer the warship to Malta for
00:24:05repairs.
00:24:17An hour later, admiral Isaac who was in charge of
00:24:20investigating the liberty incident arrived on the scene to hear what the
00:24:24victims had to say so he can offer a written report to his
00:24:27superiors.
00:24:31after the suspicious liberty incident, word the bizarre Israeli
00:24:35attack on the US warship spread around the
00:24:38world. israelis claimed they'd mistaken the liberty with the
00:24:42Egyptian ship al-kuser. this is while the
00:24:46al-cuser was retired cargo ship and wasn't even half the s
00:24:50the USS
00:24:51Liberty.
00:25:21The bombs may have passed, but don't mistake that for
00:25:24peace. This week on the mide east stream we uncover the dangerous
00:25:28illusion behind Washington's diplomacy as Donald Trump talks
00:25:31negotiations with Iran while reportedly preparing for even bigger
00:25:35military strike. Is the Armani mediation buying peace
00:25:39or merely buying time before the next explosion? Then
00:25:43we shift south where Saudi Arabia's return to war against Yemen has
00:25:47ignited new front with the devast. consequences from
00:25:51the burning Aramco complex in Gizan to mounting threats
00:25:55against one the world's most vital shipping
00:25:58lanes. We'll examine how one reckless decision could turn an...
00:26:02already fragile global economy into a full-scale
00:26:06maritime crisis, the road to wider war this
00:26:10week on the midiast
00:26:11stream.
00:26:56the picture behind me is that the marcher leader and when you look at that
00:27:00picture it really signifies. or he was a sense
00:27:04someone larger than life, because he was not just the leader of
00:27:07Iran, he was also a marlid
00:27:10and within shah islam, that is someone where people around the
00:27:13world, especially shia muslim take their jurispundence from him, this
00:27:17translation the Quran is exogeneces on some the
00:27:21ahadit the prophet, and in reality how people should live
00:27:25their daily
00:27:25life,
00:27:29and so when the news of is mat delivered, the
00:27:33grief did not stay here in Iran, we saw people mourn
00:27:37in Lagos, in Kinshasa, in Kenya,
00:27:41in India, in Pakistan, in Syria, all over the
00:27:44world, he had people who loved him, even people who
00:27:48were not religious mourned his martredom, because he
00:27:52stood as figure who stood against injustice, who
00:27:56stood against the abstin class and he was matured for
00:28:00that,
00:28:06his voice will be greatly missed, not just because of by the people in
00:28:09Iran, but people outside Iran who love this man,
00:28:13who embodied everything Iran is, it was lover of
00:28:17heart, lover of poet and someone who
00:28:21loves to read, and so when you look at the
00:28:25personality of sayid, was matured, there is something
00:28:29you can pick that makes you love him, and that is why he... does not
00:28:32just belong to the people of Iran and the coming days we will be seeing and
00:28:36perhaps interviewing people from all over the world who have come to Iran to
00:28:40say a
00:28:40good
00:28:48boys.
00:30:09The headlines, yemy armed forces say they have conducted major
00:30:12military operation against Saudi back mercenaries in
00:30:16Yemen who were planning to attack Capital Sana.
00:30:20Iran dismantles a network spying for Musad and Kermon
00:30:24and a terrorist cell planning attacks in Sistan and
00:30:27Baluchestan
00:30:28province. And also.
00:30:32Coming up, Israely troops raid the Glondia refugee camp in the west bank for
00:30:36the second day, they've also injured at least eight people in
00:30:40southern Lebanon as
00:30:41well.
00:30:54You're watching Press AV world news with me Kirash Punemati here at the Iranian
00:30:58capital, Tehran, welcome to.
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