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00:00:16Islamic Revolution Gard Core says impos wars on Iran have
00:00:20revealed a strategic deadlock
00:00:22of the US and Israel, adding the world media admits Trump's
00:00:25failure.
00:00:30Yemenie armed forces say that they have carried out strikes on Saudi Back troops in
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00:00:35Yemen
00:00:39of and Spain as announced a border controls against
00:00:43Italy
00:00:43in a Tit for Tat move as row over a
00:00:47Sueda migrant influx
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00:01:04of hello everyone, welcome to press tv, world
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00:01:09of news. Iran's IRGC says the
00:01:11of wars imposed by the US and Israel against Iran have revealed new dimensions
00:01:15of the two allies strategic deadlock and decline of granjure. The
00:01:19IRGC said that to impose
00:01:20of wars disclosed division among
00:01:22of western allies, adding Washington and Tel Aviv failed to achieve
00:01:26sinister plots, announced earlier by the US president.
00:01:30IRGC said was mentioned
00:01:32of in a statement marking national journalist day in Iran. Statement says a global
00:01:36in media now acknowledges Washington's failure to defeat Iran and even
00:01:40of admits the
00:01:41of memorandum of understanding with Iran amounts to nothing more than Washington's
00:01:44surrender to Iran's negotiating power. The IRGC praised
00:01:48Iranian journalists
00:01:49of in in their efforts to counter enemies disinformation campaigns and the
00:01:53parliament speaker
00:01:54of Mohammed
00:01:55a Galibof also held the press for thorting enemies war, rumors and
00:01:59distortion. Khalib said the zionism and global arrogance not only
00:02:03bombard cities, but also target the
00:02:05truth.
00:02:09Iran's foreign ministry has also issued a statement marking national journalist day occasion
00:02:13falls on the anniversary
00:02:14of the 1998 terrorist attack on Iran's consulat and Afghanistan's
00:02:18Amazar Sharif where eight
00:02:20of diplomats and a journalist lost their lives. Ministry called assault heinous
00:02:24crime and gross violation of diplomatic and consular norms,
00:02:28stressing passage of time does not lesson its severity
00:02:31said of all unresolved aspects
00:02:33of of the incident including identifying those who ordered or carried out the
00:02:37attack has to be fully clarified and added Iran will use
00:02:41every opportunity to pursue justice. On the occasion, Iran's army
00:02:45described the journalists as frontline commanders in the media
00:02:49battle. Iran's defense ministry also said the journalists are strategic partners
00:02:53and shaping
00:02:54a Iran's comprehensive defense discourse. It
00:02:56of added that a time of hybrid warfare and psychological operation.
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00:03:27a our Muslim friends
00:03:31and neighbors. Why should
00:03:33they allow this to happen? Why let them come and attack us? We
00:03:37only strike back because they are attacking us from those
00:03:39locations. Why should America be allowed to set up bases
00:03:43here? Who said we have
00:03:45to be their obedient servants? Why? We have no
00:03:49intention of bullying anyone, but we will not bow to force
00:03:52either. No one gets to push us around, no
00:03:56one gets to come into our country and take our resources.
00:04:00Right now, in Iraq, they sell the oil and do not even give them the
00:04:04money. We were forced to defend
00:04:06ourselves.an
00:04:13added that, while many issues with neighbors have been resolved.
00:04:17of America is conspiring to drive a wedge between Iran and Persian gulf
00:04:20states. He also stress Iran did not start the war and that the popular
00:04:24unity foiled enemy calculations that the country would collapse. He
00:04:28concluded that today. continues its path with greater strength and
00:04:32cohesion.
00:04:37American media reports say top US military generals uh privately urged the
00:04:41Trump administration to find an off-ramp from the war in
00:04:45Iran. And this admit of concerns Washington's military options are
00:04:48limited and could backfire. According to reports chairman
00:04:52of the Joint Chiefs, General Dane told senior Trump advisers that
00:04:56escalating the conflict may not
00:04:58of achieve the president's objectives. he's warned air power alone is unlikely to
00:05:02deliver the desired outcome and kane's reportedly raised concerns with
00:05:06key cabinet officials including the CIA director John
00:05:09Rattliff, secretary of state Marco Rubio and and vice president
00:05:13J.D. Vance and Kane underline risks of available military
00:05:17options, even those that do not involve deploying US ground
00:05:20forces, worries are expressed as Trump has reportedly ordered
00:05:24a probe into leak of information, revealing shortages of
00:05:28Pentagon's munition stock
00:05:29police.
00:05:35Amin arm forces say they've carried out strikes on Saudi back troops in
00:05:38Maudi province of Yemen. In a statement armed forces said they target.
00:05:42Saudi back camps using large number of missiles and drones. Yemeny
00:05:46military specified operation targeted troop concentrations along with
00:05:50their warehouses, vehicles and military equipment. A
00:05:54statement affirmed military will forcefully uh strike any Saudi troop
00:05:57buildup or attempts by Riyad to maintain its Yemen blockade.
00:06:01Armed forces also reiterated that they'll continue the equation of
00:06:05siege for siege and a target Sidy aggressive troop
00:06:08concentrations wherever they are present.
00:06:16and Yemen's foreign ministry, it says no regional
00:06:18or global coalition can confiscate the legitimate rights the Yemani
00:06:22people. Foreign ministry stated the Assadi regime needs to focus on
00:06:25ending the blockade and all hostilities against Yemen, rather than
00:06:29seeking solutions to the stable mate that it has created for itself. The
00:06:33response follows the signing of a joint defense agreement between Saudi
00:06:36Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan in
00:06:40Mecca, a trilateral pact stipulates. armed attack against
00:06:43any one the signatories will be treated as an attack against
00:06:47all and meanwhile chairman of Yemen's Supreme Political Council has
00:06:51dismissed the significance the deal. Matthew Amashat stressed the siege
00:06:55for siege equation will remain effect in effect until its objectives
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00:06:59achieved.
00:07:03Amit heighten geopolitical tensions across West Asia, Pakistan,
00:07:07Saudi Arabia and Turkey have signed a joint defense agreement a
00:07:11trilateral summit. in Makka marking major transformation in the
00:07:15region with their pledge to boost collective security. On
00:07:19paper, the deal insures absolute mutual assistance against any
00:07:22external aggression. However, experts point out the complex
00:07:26challenge ahead as Saudi Arabia's primary military architecture
00:07:30remains deeply linked with the strategic framework the United States
00:07:33and other western powers. Read
00:07:37is not exactly buying, you
00:07:41see security and peace. for the region, but it is
00:07:44ensuring security for itself, because in the near past we have
00:07:48seen that it was attacked, I mean its region
00:07:52was attacked, it's the American bases its territory were
00:07:55attacked, so it is probably seeking some kind of an
00:07:59assurance that there will be other partners who will come to its aid
00:08:02in case push comes to shove. Pakistani
00:08:06prime minister Shahbas Sharif, Turkish President Rajap Tayab Erdogan and
00:08:10Saudi crown prince Muhammad bin. man were seen poised while inking the
00:08:14deal, but the core question remains how this mutual defense
00:08:18mechanism will function in practice. observers are evaluating
00:08:21whether this alliance reflects genuine push toward regional self
00:08:25reliance on security or if it functions as a strategic
00:08:29diversification while keeping traditional security umbrellas
00:08:32intact. this
00:08:35agreement is necessitated by the developments that are taking place
00:08:39in the region, so all these three key muslim countries feed.
00:08:43that by joining hands they can protect their
00:08:46interests better, so in the event of for example, any conflict
00:08:50between Iran and Saudi Arabia, I don't think so that Pakistan and
00:08:54Turkey would like to be part of any conflict
00:08:57where two or more Muslim countries are
00:09:00involved. This fact highlights a broader strategic shift
00:09:04as Saudi Arabia actively diversifies its longstanding
00:09:08security dependencies. By formalizing this treaty, Raad is
00:09:12probably. moving away from relying a single
00:09:14superpower, the major
00:09:17beneficiary of this agreement is Saudi Arabia
00:09:21itself, because it has to protect
00:09:24its oil infrastructure,
00:09:28it has got one the world's largest oil exporting infrastructure
00:09:32in the world, secondly for its vision 2030 to
00:09:36realize, it requires regional stability, so it was
00:09:40its compulsion to have such an ag' as this new
00:09:44mutual defense alliance takes ship, regional countries and global
00:09:47powers are closely watching how the Islamabad pact
00:09:51will navigate the volatile West Asia landscape to turn into
00:09:55the so-called pillar of peace, stability and security in the
00:09:59region. The ultimate test of this agreement hinges on the true
00:10:02strategic autonomy of its primary architect. The
00:10:06Makka agreement's two efficacy depend on Saudi Arabia demonstrating an
00:10:10independent strategic rather than on external security
00:10:13umbrellas for the mutual defense pact to foster genuine regional
00:10:17stability, raad must commit to alliances execution beyond
00:10:21mayor political declaration. Mariam navas, press tv.
00:10:25Islamabad:
00:10:29Euromed human rights monitor warns Israel's attempting to erase war crime
00:10:33scenes and Gaza by removing rubble before independent
00:10:36probe investigators can document or examine them. A group
00:10:40says this could destroy crucial evidence and last traces of thousands of
00:10:44people still missing beneath debris in Gaza. Press TV's
00:10:47got a Ibrahim
00:10:48reports.
00:10:52For thousands of Palestinians. as rebel is more than remains
00:10:56of destroyed homes, it is a crime scene. In report
00:11:00this week, Euro Mediterran Human Rights monitor said Israel is
00:11:04carrying a large scale operation to remove and crush
00:11:08debris across Gaza, before independent investigators and
00:11:12forensic experts can examine the
00:11:14sites. During the genocide, the Israeli army
00:11:18tried to obliterate and efface the war crimes committed against our
00:11:22people, which in itself constitutes a crime. Today,
00:11:25the unknown fate of thousands remains a stressing question for their
00:11:29families, and by removing rubble from around 70% behind the
00:11:33yellow line, the Israeli army is destroying threads to
00:11:37answer. As we're witnessing, the Israeli
00:11:41regime is trying to evade legal prosecution by removing rubble from what
00:11:44we consider to be crime scenes. We call on international journalists and
00:11:48investigative reporters to press for access to Gaza and document this
00:11:52continuing genocide. According to the
00:11:56Geneva Based Rights monitor, at least 10 million tons of
00:12:00rubble have already been cleared with around 100 Israeli trucks
00:12:04entering eastern and southern parts the gaza strip each
00:12:07day. Concerns are growing as Israel continues to bar
00:12:11international journalists and investigative teams from entering the
00:12:15strip. My sons are buried beneath
00:12:19the rubble of my home, which is now inaccessible behind the yellow
00:12:22line. They say israeli bold. and trucks are clearing the
00:12:26rubble to erase our neighborhoods, that rubble holds my
00:12:30sons, i'm terrified, i'll never be able to recover their bodies
00:12:34or give them a dignified burial, the
00:12:38bodies of my mother, father, sisters and cousins,
00:12:4227 members of my family in total are still buried
00:12:45beneath the rubble of our building, we have no chance of recovering their
00:12:49bodies, and now i fear that even in death they may be
00:12:53taken away or...
00:13:0573,300 nearly three according years to into official
00:13:07the figures, war, around 8,500
00:13:11people are still missing and believe to be trapped
00:13:15beneath this same rubble. in Gaza, the rubble is
00:13:18not only reminder of destruction and the aftermath the
00:13:21genocide, it is the last remaining link. to the
00:13:25messing as it disappears so to hopes of recovering
00:13:29loved ones, preserving evidence and seeking
00:13:33justice a brahim for press tv, gaza city,
00:13:36palestine. we
00:13:40breaking news that you can't see on the bottom of your screen there, according to a
00:13:44spokesperson for the IRGC, the reopening the
00:13:47horror most trade has nothing to do with the Tehran Moscat talks,
00:13:51the subject to accepting Iran's conditions, just earlier, they said that, uh the
00:13:55willing IRGC is willing to open the straight of hormose as soon as US
00:13:59accepts uh the conditions that Iran is set forth, meanwile in occupied
00:14:02west bank Israely force to carried out another series of raids making arrests in Jenin,
00:14:06Bethlehem and Calkilia. West banks witnessed renewed acts of
00:14:10violence by Israeli settlers as well, and settlers are storing farmers
00:14:14lands in the al Khalil and attacked palestining homes in Bethlehem. And
00:14:18for more about these atrocious moves against
00:14:20the palestinian community there, we're joined by our correspondent nakmed who is
00:14:24right now. in al Khalil reporting live for us, hello naka,
00:14:28always good to check in with you, we're safe and doing well despite all these attacks on
00:14:32Palestinians and their property, what's the latest you can share with our
00:14:35viewers? thank you Daniel, well - the
00:14:38latest, let's start immediately as the the occupied west bank have
00:14:42been facing lot at least in the last 24
00:14:46hours, let me start from kalandia refugee camp where the
00:14:50Israeli forces have withdrown from inside the camp but
00:14:53remained their force. all around or in the surrounding
00:14:57area in the outskirt of qalandia refugee camp making
00:15:01incursions throughout the night, but officially the Israeli
00:15:05forces announced that they have withdrawn from inside kalandia
00:15:09refugee camp, unfortunately these kinds of
00:15:12attacks are being repeated against the palestinian
00:15:16refugee camps across the occupied west bank as the Israeli
00:15:20officials, it seems like there's an agreement between the
00:15:23political level and the uh and the uh and the army
00:15:27level in the Israeli cabinet to attack more uh refugee
00:15:31camps in the occupied uh west bank of course as
00:15:35these policies continue to unfold themselves on the
00:15:39ground, lot of incursions and attacks happened. let's start
00:15:43from the area of Wadi Sair to the north of occupied alkhale, a
00:15:47palestinian child was hospitalized after settler
00:15:51attack upon his family while they were in their
00:15:54field, reportedly as the Palestinian ambulance
00:15:57reported, the Palestinian child was attacked by dog
00:16:01that accompanied group of settlers and then he
00:16:05required medical immediate. medical attention,
00:16:08another settler attack unfolded in the area of to the
00:16:12east ofem, also in the village ofe east of
00:16:16east of ramallah, many other areas were also subjected
00:16:20to to attacks by Israeli settlers in the area that we are standing
00:16:24in in masafer to the south of occupied
00:16:28al-khalil, vicious or very
00:16:31very strong attacks took place in the areas of
00:16:35verjum
00:16:37ali and in Masaferiyata, unfortunately, the entire southern
00:16:41area the occupied west bank have been in the shadows for lot
00:16:45of for most the time, despite that many
00:16:48the attacks are displacing Palestinians and injuring
00:16:52Palestinians a a daily basis.
00:16:55another attack unfolded in the area their sharaf to the
00:16:59southwest of occupied nables where Israeli settlers uprooted
00:17:03tens of olive trees and destroyed a well, water well.
00:17:08in the area which is used by more than 40,000
00:17:11Palestinians, which means that 40,00 plus Palestinians
00:17:15now are out of water source in the
00:17:19area of southern nableus villages as the settler
00:17:23violence and the continuous settler
00:17:26settler settlement expansion and all post eruption over
00:17:30there continues to clearly
00:17:34increase in the area of southern nableus.
00:17:38after the attack that took place in the village of 10 in the
00:17:41last couple couple of weeks, wow, so much
00:17:45going on there, naka, and we saw how you guys and your crew
00:17:48got attacked the other day, reporting there from alkali, um, stay safe,
00:17:52it's all I can say, Anak and chance to talk
00:17:56to you and tell you how wor we were that day for you and your team, but
00:18:00nevertheless you're safe and uh, God willing you'll stay that way, we'll talk to you
00:18:04soon, akaham, they're joining us from Al Khalil.
00:18:08Meanwhile the U.S. economy lost over 23,000 jobs in July
00:18:11as the labor force participation fell to its lowest in over 5
00:18:15years. The latest figures published by the Bureau of Labor Statistics show
00:18:19the unemployment rate uh slipped to a 4.1 from
00:18:234.2. That's not because of improvement in the situation of employment,
00:18:26it's due to the fact more than 260,000 people left the
00:18:30workforce, uh major job losses hit local government to
00:18:34education, retail, trade and financial activities and Healthcare was
00:18:38one the few sectors with gains adding over 22,000 jobs
00:18:41economists say the data points a broader economic slowdown and
00:18:45weakening consumer confidence. And July jobs report is closely
00:18:49watched a mid heightened tensions in west Asia which have added pressure to
00:18:53global markets and economic
00:18:54sentiment.
00:18:59Trump administrations ramped up offensive against Cuba continuing each day
00:19:03in this month. Cuba will be site of series of events which seek to
00:19:06revite a lot. is a global mass movement against US imperialism. Cumile
00:19:10Escalante reports from
00:19:12Havana.
00:19:16Cuba has once again become a meeting place for internationals
00:19:19even as Washington is escalating its siege on the
00:19:22revolution. University of Havana is the site of four-day assembly
00:19:26of Alba movements. Representatives of social movements primarily from
00:19:30around the continent, but also from places like Burkina Faso and Palestine are
00:19:34convening here as part of series of events con.
00:20:41It is imperative to awaken a correlation of
00:20:44forces that
00:20:45lies.
00:20:58frequent blackouts as result the fuel blockade by the
00:21:01US. the fact that these delegates came to Cuba at this
00:21:05time also sends a message to the United States that Cuba is not
00:21:09alone, that Cuba will continue fighting, and that
00:21:12it is supported by all the people who received cuban solidarity in
00:21:16their countries, in Latin America and also in West Asia.
00:21:21like in Palestine, as a Palestinian, I graduated thanks to the
00:21:25Cuban Revolution, thanks to the Cuban people, and I am also
00:21:29doing my specialization here in Cuba. It's an example of Cuba's
00:21:32solidarity with all the peoples who are fighting for their freedom.
00:21:36Delegates express the urgent need to build international
00:21:39alliances to defeat a common imperialist enemy.
00:21:43Despite the challenges we face, the myth of invincibility has been
00:21:46pierced, be it by the continued resistance the Cuban people. or the
00:21:50defeat that Iran has inflicted on the United States. While the U.S.
00:21:54attempts to launch a war to demonstrate dominance, it was instead forced
00:21:58to negotiate on terms dictated by the very state it sought to
00:22:02destroy. This has further opened a window of opportunity for
00:22:05resistance. In the coming days, this assembly will debate a plan of
00:22:09action for the next four years, including alternatives in the face the
00:22:13current US imperiolist offensive against the global
00:22:16south. Camilla scalante, press TV. Haven.
00:22:22Spains announced a temporary border checks on visitors from Italy a tit
00:22:26for tap move, the spanish interior minister says checks come emit a
00:22:30persistent irregular migration pressure facing Italy and will last until
00:22:34September 7th. Earlier Madrid said a statement that Italy's measure to
00:22:38impose temporary suspension the Shengen with Spain is
00:22:42unjust and contrary to the interest the EU and discriminatory
00:22:46toward a Spanish population. Now some days ago Rome announced the border.
00:22:50trolls in reaction to
00:22:51the sudden influx of tens of thousands of migrants from
00:22:54Morocco into Spanish exclave of sueta. the
00:22:58uh
00:22:58or is
00:22:59it or sueta? cueta i think and Madrid also
00:23:01took a a swipe at Rome for criticizing Spain's
00:23:05handling of migrants while Italy itself is recorded the highest number of
00:23:09irregular migrant crossings in recent
00:23:12years.
00:23:16several colombian cities have been protesting as a right-wing president
00:23:20Abalardo
00:23:21de Espera has been sworn in one the rallys took place in city of
00:23:25Cali where the new president delivered is inaugural speech, protesters
00:23:29boycotted the inauguration ceremony saying new president is illegitimate
00:23:33and poses a threat to national sovereignty and democracy. Another
00:23:36demonstration was also held in Batankia, leftist leaders in
00:23:40Colombia say they do not recognize Espera as their
00:23:44president and warned he will be pressured by the US to allow all kinds
00:23:48of foreign intervention into the south. american country, during his
00:23:51presidential campaign, Esperia had vowed to strengthen ties with the
00:23:55U.S. and restore relations with
00:23:57Israel,
00:24:06that's it for your latest on press tv, everyone, thanks for tuning in and goodbye for
00:24:09now.
00:24:32War takes lives, but sometimes it takes something even
00:24:36more cruel, the chance to say goodbye. This is story
00:24:40of a boy who never came home following a bloody
00:24:43unprovoked war waged by the US and Israel against
00:24:46Iran. On the morning of February. 28,
00:24:502026, 7-year-old Makon Nasiri left home for school just
00:24:54as he always did. It was his birthday, his mother helped him put on his blue
00:24:58jacket to keep him warm in the cool morning air. She was preparing
00:25:02Makan's favorite food for lunch. With a
00:25:06quiet excitement of a first grade boy, he walked into Shajar
00:25:09Taybah elementary school, never knowing it would be the last time anyone
00:25:13would see him. At 11:15 a.m. Tomaha cruise missiles
00:25:17struck the school within seconds. rooms collapsed, walls
00:25:21crumbled, the sound of children reading and laughing were replaced
00:25:25by dust, fire and silence, rescue workers for
00:25:28days, parents searched with their own hands, one by one the
00:25:32victims were found, families were finally able to bury their
00:25:36children, but one child never came home,
00:25:39makon nasiri, his father searched through the rubble from the very first
00:25:43afternoon, his uncle together with relativees spent 46
00:25:46days searching every corner the destroyed school, and the
00:25:50surrounding fields. more than 100 DNA tests were carried
00:25:54out. Investigators searched for anything, a strand of hair, the
00:25:58smallest trace that could bring certainty to a grieving
00:26:01family. Nothing. "the only things ever found were crumpled blue
00:26:05jacket and a single small trainer discovered far from the school
00:26:09after the blast had thrown it into a nearby orchard.
00:26:12experts later concluded that the American missile had struck
00:26:16directly where Macon had been standing. the explosion was so
00:26:20devastating that no identifiable remains were left
00:26:23behind. for most parents, grief begins when they lay
00:26:27their child to rest. an's family was
00:26:31denied even that..." final act of love, they were forced to bury empty
00:26:35grave, a grave with no body beneath it, only a name carved into
00:26:39stone. Even today, Malcan's mother returns to the ruins the
00:26:42school. She sits quietly a piece of broken concrete,
00:26:46waiting in the same place where she last knew her son
00:26:49existed. Malkan's body was never recovered. His
00:26:53story reminds us that the deepest wound of war is not
00:26:56only the lives it takes, sometimes the greatest cruelty is
00:27:00leaving mother with nowhere to...
00:27:18مامانم میگه اسمش همیشه خلیج فارس
00:27:21بوده ما بچه های خلیج
00:27:24فارسیم اینجا برای ما فقط یه دریا
00:27:27نیست هویتمونه
00:27:31جاییه که کنارش بازی می
00:27:33کنیم.
00:27:37روزیمونو ازش
00:27:38می گیریم. باهاش شادی می
00:27:42کنیم و با صداش آروم
00:27:44میشیم. جاییه که
00:27:48اجازه نزدیک شدن دشمنامونو
00:27:51بهش نمیدیم. و تا همیشه
00:27:55ازش محافظت
00:27:56می کنیم. خلیج فارس ما انگار یه کتاب
00:28:00تاریخه. هر کدوم
00:28:02از موجاش. قصه های قدیمی سرزمینمونو تو دلش
00:28:05داره خلیج
00:28:09فارس برای همه ما
00:28:11ایرانیاست.