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00:00:21The of Islamic Revolution Guard course says the imposed wars on Iran have revealed
00:00:25a strategic deadlock of US and Israel adding world media admits Trump's
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00:00:33of strano hormos hinges on Washington's acceptance of
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00:01:13in news. the islamic
00:01:13of revolution guard says war is imposed by the US and Israel against Iran have
00:01:17revealed new dimensions, the two allies strategic deadlock and declined a
00:01:21grande war. IRGC said the two
00:01:23of imposed wars
00:01:24of disclosed division among western allies, adding that Washington and Tel
00:01:28aviv failed to... achieved their sinister plots,
00:01:32what the IRGC said was mentioned
00:01:33in a statement marking national journalist day in Iran. the statement said
00:01:37global media now acknowledges Washington's failure to defeat Iran and
00:01:41even
00:01:42of admits the Pakistan
00:01:43of immediated de memorandum of understanding with Iran amounts to
00:01:47in nothing more than Washington's surrender to Iran's negotiating
00:01:50power. IRGC praised Iranian journalists
00:01:53of for efforts to counter enemiza disinformation campaigns during the
00:01:57war. Parliament
00:01:58in speaker Mohammed Balibof also held the press for thorting enemies wars
00:02:02of rumors and distortion and
00:02:03of said zionism and global arrogance not only bomb
00:02:06a cities of but also target the
00:02:08truth.
00:02:12the Iranian president has described us as murderous and colonialist
00:02:16saying washington was forced to engage in dialogue. an oppressor marking
00:02:20journalist say us failed to act according to
00:02:23of the memorandum of understanding prompting
00:02:25a Iran's response. he said many issues require compromise for the sake of
00:02:29nation. solidarity and there's no higher interest than preserving unity and
00:02:33cohesion. phishan acknowledged many problems remained, but
00:02:37express hope to overcome them through collective effort. he also
00:02:40emphasized the important role of journalists in fostering unity and
00:02:44cohesion.
00:02:50Iran's foreign minister says that Tehran is close to an agreement with
00:02:54من Oman, a new maritime transit route through Australia hormose with
00:02:57negotiations between two countries underway.
00:03:00Abbaschi said talks with Oman regarding legal framework and
00:03:03management
00:03:04of the waterways specifically about determining a transit route, he
00:03:07noted previous traffic separation scheme is no longer acceptable to
00:03:11Tehran and that given the technical and legal
00:03:14of complexities, a temporary route will be established for now as basis for
00:03:18permanent arrangement. I however emphasize the reopening
00:03:22of the strate as contingent on other conditions, including the US
00:03:26rectifying its violations
00:03:27of the Islamabad
00:03:29a memorandum of of
00:03:29a understand. he pointed out Washington is seeking to establish new route
00:03:33in the straight to undermine Iran's management, warning that that is in no
00:03:37way acceptable. And
00:03:41spokes person for the Islamic Religion Guard cores outline Iran stance on the straight of
00:03:45hormo saying the
00:03:46in waterway will be reopened provided US accepts Iran's
00:03:49conditions.
00:03:52Reopening
00:03:53of the straight of hormas has
00:03:55of its own specific mechanism and has nothing to do with the
00:03:58negotiations between Iran. and
00:04:00of Oman. Opening the straight of hormos depends on
00:04:04of conditions of under which the Islamic Republic will decide to reopen it, and it
00:04:07depends on the extent to which the US accepts Iran's
00:04:10conditions. The straight of hormas is not
00:04:13of merely economic waterway for Iran. It's a component of
00:04:17geographical and strategic power. The enemy has no
00:04:20choice but to accept arounds conditions to reopen the straight of hormas and
00:04:24must stop interfering in the negotiations between Iran, Oman
00:04:28and other countries. are at their conclusion, whenever the
00:04:32enemy accepts surrounds conditions, the strike will definitely be
00:04:35reopened.
00:04:41of senior advisor to leader
00:04:43of the Islamic Revolution says the regional security can be ensured by countries
00:04:46of the region without any need for foreign presence. Ali
00:04:50Akbar Vati said defeat
00:04:51of the US and Israeli regime has reinforced the belief that foreign troops are the
00:04:55main source of insecurity in the region have no place here. These
00:04:59are the resilience of your. arm forces and the steadfastness
00:05:01of the people, encourage the resistance to access have contributed
00:05:05to recent gains. b call
00:05:08in for greater cooperation among regional countries to
00:05:10of ensure security and stability.
00:05:16American media reports say top US military generals privately urged
00:05:20the Trump administration to find an offramp from the war in Iran. This
00:05:24admit concerns Washington's military options are limited and could
00:05:27backfire. According to reports chairman the Joint Chiefs,
00:05:31General Dan Kanes told a senior Trump advisors escalating the
00:05:35conflict may not achieve the president's objectives. He's warned that
00:05:38airpower alone is unlikely to deliver the desired outcome. Kane.
00:05:42reportedly raised concerns with key cabinet officials including a
00:05:46CIA director John Rackliff, the secretary of state Marco Rubio and
00:05:50Vice President JD Vance, can underline the risks of
00:05:53available options, even those that do not involve deploying US
00:05:57ground forces, no worries were expressed as Trump as reportedly
00:06:01ordered a probe into leak of information revealing shortages of
00:06:05Pentagon's munition stock
00:06:06policy,
00:06:11joining us earlier to add to this: is our president
00:06:13colleague,
00:06:20we are having reports about the US servicemen suffering from
00:06:24brain injuries uh that you know that the they are having this kind of
00:06:27injuries they're having lasting effect, it is not for example for a
00:06:31day or two that you can rest and it will be improved, no it will
00:06:35have a lasting effect, psychological problem in terms
00:06:39of logistics, in terms of weapons and ammunition. "they are
00:06:43facing multi-ront and multilayer quickmer
00:06:46economically even and uh you are seeing their repercussion
00:06:50ketling, if you remember it was one month ago that we were talking and I told
00:06:54you that ahead the midterm election you will see the repercussion of US
00:06:57warm on grism on Iran and now day by day you are
00:07:01if you are monitoring the election and what is going on in the US in
00:07:05terms the uh the counter between republicans and democrats that
00:07:09you are seeing uh step by step how the" "not only Donald
00:07:13Trump and not only his administration and not only his
00:07:17political party, but they will pay the price of this aggression uh
00:07:21on Iran uh, because the you know that
00:07:24it is the American taxpayers after all, they are paying money, they are paying
00:07:28taxes and in the field they are seeing that how their money is being
00:07:32spent, they are turning into missiles uh falling on Iranian
00:07:35civilians and Iranian infrastructure, this has repercussion, you
00:07:39cannot uh king Donald Trump and his admin." They
00:07:42cannot evade that, they cannot run away from this crime by just
00:07:46posting on social media, by giving wrong addresses to the
00:07:50audiences.
00:07:54Trump's remarks about shortage of patriot missile systems to spark sharp
00:07:58criticism and widespread mockery online after he blamed former
00:08:02president Joe Biden for the shortfall. Critics across social media platforms
00:08:06accused Trump of attempting to deflect responsibility for
00:08:09America's failures in his latest aggression against Iran.
00:08:17President, on Ukraine, president Zelensky says his country desperately
00:08:20needs long-range missiles or those patriot missile
00:08:24batteries, is that something that? Well, I mean, we want missiles too,
00:08:27you
00:08:28know, we when Biden gave him so much, Biden gave
00:08:32$300 billion dollars worth of ammunition, you know, when I left,
00:08:36this, it was full, and he gave lot of it away, now we're rebuilding
00:08:40it, and we're using munitions that...
00:08:43are very powerful, very good, but we wouldn't have been using them, we
00:08:47could have used something
00:08:48else.
00:08:54that's
00:08:54a pretty brutal contrast between what's being claimed and what's
00:08:58happening on the ground? if the straight is still closed and no deal has
00:09:02been reached, those are facts that matter. results speak louder
00:09:06than political
00:09:07slogans.
00:09:15The US War on Iran is presumably the most stupid war in
00:09:19US history. Trump started it for no good reason, whether to
00:09:23detract from the Epstein files or because he was carried away by
00:09:26Netanyahu. It was a loose lose war and remain
00:09:30so.
00:09:39I agree, there was absolutely no need to start this war.
00:09:43It was only started because Trump wanted to enrich himself and
00:09:47his
00:09:47friends.
00:09:56This potus is blaming Biden for the lack of patriot interceptor
00:09:59missiles. Trump wasted 800, yes,
00:10:03800 patriot missiles in just three days on his stupid
00:10:06invasion of Iran, which he
00:10:08lost.
00:10:17We burned through two thirds of our patriot missile stock pile a war with
00:10:21Iran. A war Trump was desperate to get out not long after it start.
00:10:25and which has resulted in the IRGC's control the straight of
00:10:28hormus.
00:10:37how on earth could dod say we were ready for war with China and or
00:10:41Russia, but run out of missiles after few rounds of trading
00:10:45blows with second rate Iran. why isn't this top issue in
00:10:49Congress?
00:10:58we have breaking news, you
00:10:58can see on the bottom
00:10:59of your screen there oman says talks with Iran on straighter homose rangements
00:11:03are positive, positive and constructive, the two and only the two
00:11:07said, Iran just mentioned a couple days ago that uh without any third part
00:11:11the obstructionism, the uh safe maritime passage drives will be
00:11:15established shortly, that least the management system be and etched out by Muscot
00:11:19and Tehron and we'll be the statement will be issued in the few days in the
00:11:23next few days to come and we're still waiting. uh and anticipating eagerly
00:11:26see when that statement is released, we'll share with you here on Press TV, a
00:11:30significant geopolitical move, pakistan, Saudi Arabia and Turkey have now
00:11:34formalized a joint defense pact during a maca summit
00:11:38a Mecca with the three countries are plegging a deepen
00:11:41military cooperation
00:11:43and even strengthen their collective security. now the pack which comes amit escalating conflict
00:11:47in west asia raises a several questions including how Riad will
00:11:51balance this new alliance alongside its longstanding strategic defense.
00:11:55sensitize with western
00:11:56powers
00:12:00geopolitical tensions across West Asia, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and
00:12:04Turkey have signed a joint defense agreement a trilateral summit
00:12:08in Makkah, marking major transformation in the region with their
00:12:12pledge to boost collective security. On paper, the deal
00:12:15ensures absolute mutual assistance against any external
00:12:19aggression. However, experts point out the complex challenge
00:12:22ahead as Saudi Arabia's primar. military architecture remains
00:12:26deeply linked with the strategic framework the United States and other
00:12:30western powers. Riyadh is not
00:12:33exactly buying, you see
00:12:37security and peace for the region, but it is
00:12:40ensuring security for itself, because in the near past we have
00:12:44seen that it was attacked, I mean its region
00:12:47was attacked, it's the American bases its territory were
00:12:51attacked, so it is probably seeking some kind of an
00:12:55assurance that there will be other partners who will come to its aid
00:12:58in case push comes to shove. Pakistani
00:13:02prime minister Shahbas Sharief, Turkish President Rajap Tayyab Erdogan and
00:13:06Saudi crown prince Mohammad bin Salman were seen poised file inking the
00:13:10deal, but the core question remains how this mutual defense
00:13:13mechanism will function in practice. Observers are evaluating
00:13:17whether this alliance reflects genuine push toward regional self
00:13:21reliance on security or if it functions as a strategic
00:13:25diversification while keeping traditional security umbrellas
00:13:28intact, this
00:13:31agreement is necessitated by the developments that are taking place
00:13:35in the region, so all these three key muslim countries feel that
00:13:38by joining hands they can protect their
00:13:42interests better, so in the event of for example any conflict
00:13:46between Iran and Saudi Arabia, I don't think so that Pakistan and
00:13:50Turkey would like to be part of any conflict
00:13:53where to...
00:13:55or more Muslim countries are involved. This fact highlights a
00:13:59broader strategic shift as Saudi Arabia actively diversifies
00:14:02its longstanding security dependencies. By formalizing this
00:14:06treaty, Raad is probably moving away from relying a single
00:14:10super power. The major
00:14:13beneficiary of this agreement is Saudi Arabia
00:14:17itself, because it has to protect
00:14:20its oil infrastructure. It
00:14:24has got. one the world's largest oil exporting infrastructure
00:14:28in the world, secondly for its vision 2030 to
00:14:32realize it requires regional stability, so it was
00:14:36its compulsion to have such an agreement. as this new
00:14:39mutual defense alliance takes ship, regional countries and global
00:14:43powers are closely watching how the Islamabad Ankara Riyath Pact
00:14:47will navigate the volatile West Asia landscape to turn into the
00:14:51so-called pillar of peace, stability and security in the region.
00:14:55the ultimate test of this agreement henges on the true strategic
00:14:59autonomy of its primary architect. the makka
00:15:02agreements to efficacy depend on Saudi Arabia demonstrating an independent
00:15:06strategic rather than relying on external security umbrellas
00:15:10for the mutual defense pact to foster genuine regional stability, riad
00:15:14must commit to alliances execution beyond mayor political
00:15:17declaration. mariam nawaz, press tv
00:15:21islamabad.
00:15:25and there seems to be no end inside as really settler violence and occupation force raids
00:15:29and abduction campaign in the west bank, recent days have seen coordinated
00:15:33settler attacks and military raids across various parts the occupied
00:15:36territory you're joined by correspondent nakahammed with your
00:15:40details.
00:15:43Unfortunately, these kinds of attacks are being repeated
00:15:47against the Palestinian uh refugee camps across the occupied West
00:15:51bank as the Israeli officials, it seems like there's an
00:15:54agreement between the political level and the
00:15:58and the uh and the army level in the Israeli cabinet to
00:16:02attack more uh refugee camps in the
00:16:05occupied west bank of course. As these policies
00:16:08continue to unfold themselves on the ground,
00:16:12lot of incursions and attacks happened. Let's start from the area
00:16:16of wadi sair to the north of occupied alkhale, a palestinian
00:16:20child was hospitalized after settler attack
00:16:23upon his family while they were in their fields, another
00:16:27settler attack unfolded in the area of Khalail los to the east
00:16:31of Bethlehem, also in the village of ATIbe east of east of
00:16:35Ramallah, many other. areas were also subjected to
00:16:39to attacks by Israeli settlers, unfortunately the entire southern
00:16:43area the occupied west bank have been in the shadows for
00:16:47lot of for most the time, despite that
00:16:50many the attacks are displacing Palestinians and
00:16:54injuring Palestinians a a daily basis.
00:16:58another attack unfolded in the area their sheriff to the
00:17:02southwest of occupied nables where israeli settlers destroyed
00:17:05a well, water well. in the area which is
00:17:09used by more than 40,000 Palestinians, which means
00:17:13that 40,000 plus Palestinians now are out of
00:17:17water source. Spain's
00:17:21announced a temporary border checks from visitors from Italy a tid for tap
00:17:25move. Spanish interior minister says checks come amid a
00:17:29persistent irregular migration pressure facing Italian will last until at least
00:17:33September 7th. Earlier Madrid said a statement Italy's measured
00:17:36inpost. temporary suspension on the Shengen with Spain is unjust
00:17:40and contrary to the interest the European Union, also
00:17:44discriminatory towards the Spanish people. some days ago Rome announced the
00:17:48border controls and reaction to sudden influx of tens of
00:17:52thousands of migrants from Morocco into the Spanish exclave of
00:17:56sueta. Madrid also took a swipe of Rome for criticizing
00:18:00Spain's handling the migrants while Italy itself is recorded the highest
00:18:03number of irregular migrant crossings in recent years.
00:18:11Greenland is uh strongly warned the us against any drilling its
00:18:14territory, following reports an American company is preparing to
00:18:17explore for oil in the Arctic Island. Greenland's government said no
00:18:21approval has been granted for US companies to conduct any drilling
00:18:25activities on the island. The warning comes after a Texas based company
00:18:29Greenland Energy said is preparing to send drilling equipment to
00:18:32Greenland. Company is reportedly linked to the US president Donald Trump,
00:18:36vocal advocate. of bringing the semi-autonomous danish territory
00:18:40under Washington's control, Greenland's estimate to hold over
00:18:4430 billion of barrels of oil and Trump's ambitions over
00:18:47Greenland are not limited to its oil resources. Just few days ago he claimed US
00:18:51control the Arctic Island as safe bet before his term
00:18:55ends.
00:19:01The Trump administrations ramped up offensive against Cuba continues and this
00:19:05month Cuba will be side of c series of events which seek to
00:19:09revitalize the global mass movement against US imperialism. here's Camilla
00:19:13Escolante with your
00:19:14story. Cuba
00:19:18has once again become a meeting place for internationals even
00:19:21as Washington is escalating at siege on the revolution.
00:19:25University of Havana is the site of four-day assembly of Alba
00:19:29movements. Representatives of social movements primarily from around the
00:19:32continent but also from places like Burkina Faso and Palestine are
00:19:36convening here. as part of series of events coinciding with the
00:19:39centenary the birth of commander the Cuban Revolution, Fidel
00:19:43Castro. The assembly
00:19:44was welcomed by President of Cuba Miguel Diaz Canel and senior
00:19:48officials. Herardo Hernandez, one the heroic men
00:19:51known as the Cuban 5, delivered an opening address outlining the
00:19:55economic suffocation imposed by the
00:19:58US. A blockade further
00:20:01intensified with the executive orders of January 29th than
00:20:05May 1st. that support the genocidal energy
00:20:09blockade and internationalize with secondary
00:20:13sanctions, the blockade, the financial, energy and investment
00:20:16persecution to extremes of maximum
00:20:19pressure, panelistts spoke on the need to
00:20:23unite forces across borders and
00:20:25continents, we need to have latin america
00:20:29by our side,
00:20:32because
00:20:37We must work together to defeat
00:20:39imperialism.
00:20:43It is imperative to awaken a
00:20:44correlation.
00:20:50peoples do not want the gringos, our peoples cannot
00:20:53stomach the boot of imperialism. Cuba is hosting
00:20:57a mid unprecedented challenges including frequent blackouts as
00:21:01result the fuel blockade by the US. The fact that these
00:21:05delegates came to Cuba at this time also sends a message to the United
00:21:08States that Cuba is not alone, that Cuba will continue
00:21:12fighting, and that
00:21:13it is supported by all the people who received Cuban solidarity in
00:21:17their countries, in Latin America. also in west
00:21:21Asia, like in Palestine. As a
00:21:25Palestinian, I graduated thanks to the Cuban Revolution, thanks to the
00:21:29Cuban people, and I am also doing my specialization here in
00:21:32Cuba. It's an example of Cuba's solidarity with all the peoples who are
00:21:36fighting for their freedom. Delegates express the urgent need
00:21:40to build international alliances to defeat a common
00:21:43imperialist enemy. Despite the challenges we face, the myth of
00:21:47invincibility has been pierced, continued resistance the cuban
00:21:51people or the defeat that Iran has inflicted on the United
00:21:54States, while the US attempts to launch a war to demonstrate
00:21:58dominance, it was instead forced to negotiate on terms
00:22:01dictated by the very state it sought to destroy. This has further
00:22:05opened a window of opportunity for resistance. In the coming
00:22:09days, this assembly will debate a plan of action for the next four years,
00:22:13including alternatives in the face the current US imperialist
00:22:16offensive against the global south. Camillante.
00:22:20Press TV,
00:22:21Havana.
00:22:26Several Colombian cities have seen protests as a right-wing
00:22:30president, Abalardo la Esperia has been sworn in and one the rallies took
00:22:34place in City of Cali where the new president delivered his inauguration
00:22:37speech. Protesters though boycotted the ceremony saying the new
00:22:41president is illegitimate and poses a threat to national
00:22:44sovereignty and democracy. Another demonstration was also held in
00:22:48Batankia, leftist leaders. in Colombia say they do not recognize as
00:22:52spria as president and warrant he'll be pressured by the US to allow
00:22:56all kinds of foreign intervention into the south American country. during
00:22:59his presidential race, asperia had vowed to strengthen ties with the
00:23:03US and restore ties with
00:23:04Israel.
00:23:09Russian forces are taking full control area easter Ukraine marking another development on the
00:23:13ground as fighting continues. Russia's defense ministry says the troops
00:23:17are in control of evanivka in the Karkev region. of East Ukraine
00:23:21earlier, Russia carried out strikes in Kiev with Ukrainian authorities saying at least three
00:23:25people were killed and three wounded, you all Ukraine is carried out attacks against Russian
00:23:29industrial and energy sites, five people were wounded in Russia's
00:23:32Krasnodar region, while industrial facility in the Samara
00:23:35region
00:23:36was also
00:23:36targeted.
00:23:43That's it for your latest
00:23:44Press TV everyone, thanks for tuning in and goodbye for
00:23:46now.
00:24:09They call themselves Ansarula or the supporters of God and
00:24:13regard confronting American and Israeli aggression and domination in the region
00:24:17as one their principal objectives. are among the most
00:24:20courageous fighters of our time, men who face bombardment and
00:24:24death, yet refuse to retreat even a single step from their beliefs
00:24:28and their path of resistance. For years, they have fought
00:24:32Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates in defense of
00:24:35Yemen, a war backed by American military support.
00:24:39They have resisted every attempt to force their country into
00:24:42submission, and in support the people of Gaza,
00:24:46have repeatedly struck Israeli targets nearly 2,000.
00:24:51On July 13th, 2026, Saudi Arabia
00:24:55bombed the runway at Sanaah International Airport and attempt to
00:24:59prevent an Iranian aircraft from landing. Ansarula declared that
00:25:03Riyad had ended the period of deescalation, promised immediate
00:25:07response. Within hours, Saudi airports including
00:25:10Aba international airport came under attack. This was
00:25:14nothing new. The Yemini Resistance movement has repeatedly
00:25:18demonstrated its ability to... reach deep inside Saudi
00:25:21Arabia. In September 2019, its
00:25:25drone strike on the oil facilities
00:25:29exposed the vulnerability of Saudi Aramco despite billions of dollars
00:25:32worth of American-made air defense systems. Now the
00:25:36resistance movement warns that any new attack on Yemen's
00:25:39infrastructure could bring even more strategic targets into
00:25:42range, including the vital oil facilities at
00:25:45Yanbu. Today, more than 70% of Saudi oil
00:25:49export. ports bypass the straight of horm through pipelines to yanbu on the
00:25:53red sea, but from there they must still pass through
00:25:57the Bob Almandab straight. If that route is closed,
00:26:00Saudi Arabia's alternative. port corridor disappears.
00:26:04Ansarula has already shown it can disrupt one the world's busiest maritime
00:26:08choke points. Since the outbreak the Gaza War in
00:26:122023, it has launched attacks in the Red Sea,
00:26:15declaring that it would target vessels linked to Israel in support the
00:26:19Palestinians. The Red Sea operations have
00:26:23forced major shipping companies to re-root around Southern Africa,
00:26:26increased global transport costs and pushed Israel's southern port
00:26:30of ILOT, the brink of collapse. maps: if both the
00:26:34straight of horm and Bob Almandab were closed at the same time,
00:26:38nearly a quarter the world's oil and gas supply and almost
00:26:411/3ird of global container traffic could be affected. oil
00:26:45prices could sore toward $200 per barrel while Europe's energy
00:26:49security would face severe pressure. for
00:26:53Ansarula, Yemen is not merely another battlefield, is a
00:26:56strategic front with the power to reshape the global
00:26:59economy. The axis of
00:27:03resistance still holds powerful strategic cards in
00:27:06reserve, cards that once played could leave even
00:27:10America unable to respond despite all its military
00:27:13might.
00:27:27The bombs may have passed, but don't mistake that for
00:27:31peace. This week. on the mediast stream we uncover the dangerous illusion
00:27:35behind Washington's diplomacy as Donald Trump talks
00:27:38negotiations with Iran while reportedly preparing for even bigger
00:27:42military strike. Is the Armani mediation buying peace
00:27:46or merely buying time before the next explosion? Then
00:27:50we shift south where Saudi Arabia's return to war against Yemen has
00:27:54ignited new front with the devastating consequences from
00:27:58the burning Aramko complex in Gizaan to mounting threats against
00:28:02one.
00:28:33اكبر خطا وقع فيه التحالف اولا استخدام
00:28:37اساليب الرعب
00:28:38والتهديده
00:28:49وهنا استطاعت التجربه اليمنيه من خلال مراكمه الخبره ومع وجود
00:28:52الاراده ومع وجود المشروع التحروي ان تخلق
00:28:56اللا شيء
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00:29:15مامانم میگه اسمش همیشه خلیج فارس
00:29:18بوده ما بچه های خلیج فارسیم
00:29:22اینجا برای ما فقط یه دریا نیست
00:29:26هویتمونه جایی که
00:29:29کنارش بازی می کنیم.
00:29:35روزیمونو ازش می گیریم.
00:29:39باهاش شادی می کنیم و با صداش آروم
00:29:41میشیم. جاییه که
00:29:45اجازه نزدیک شدن دشمنامون رو بهش
00:29:49نمیدیم. و تا همیشه ازش محافظت می
00:29:53کنیم. خلیج فارس ما انگار یه کتاب
00:29:56تاریخه. هر کدوم از موجاش قصه های
00:30:00قدیمی سرزمینمونو تو. دلش
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00:30:08ایرانیاست.
00:30:39hello everyone and welcome to Press TV's news review program where we get in
00:30:43depth in one the days top stories and now uh in review uh
00:30:47Greenland has strongly a warn us against any drilling its
00:30:50territory, following reports an American company is preparing to explore
00:30:54for oil in the Arctic Island, it's in fact a company out of uh
00:30:58Texas and it's just more than