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00:00:29The a secretary. of Iran Supreme National Security Council says the straight of
00:00:33for moves will not reopen until the US corrects its behavior and
00:00:36stops threatening Iran. The Iranian president says Tahan
00:00:40took reciprocal action after the US violated the Mou,
00:00:44stressing that the Islamic Republic of Iran will continue to defend its
00:00:48interests while pursuing
00:00:53of diplomacy.
00:00:57of And as we regime has launched new. attacks on southern
00:01:01Lebanon despite a cease fire deal with the Arab
00:01:03country,
00:01:23you're watching Press TV world news, with me here in the Iranian
00:01:26capital, Tehran, welcome to the program. The secretary
00:01:30of Iran Supreme National Security Council says the straight of removes will
00:01:34not reopen until the U.S. corrects its behavior.
00:01:38Muhammad said Washington must stop threatening
00:01:42Iran and refrain from insulting the sacred believes
00:01:45of the nation. He said the US must permanently end the
00:01:49aggression against Iran and its allies in Lebanon, Palestine,
00:01:53Yemen and Iraq. The top security official also
00:01:57demanded the lifting
00:01:58of the naval blockade withdraw. the US military
00:02:01forces from around Iran and also removal
00:02:04of the unjust and illegal sanctions on the
00:02:07of country. The statement further listed full compensation
00:02:11for the damage caused to Iran by the two imposed wars
00:02:15of and unconditional release of Tehran's frozen
00:02:18assets. Zulgadir noted that these measures reflect the
00:02:22demands voiced by the Iranian people in the nightly rallies and
00:02:26stressed that the Supreme National Security Council.
00:02:30will
00:02:30in not back down whether in war or in
00:02:33a negotiations.
00:02:38of
00:02:42Iran's foreign minister says Tehran is close to an agreement with Oman
00:02:46a new maritime transit route through District of Rmooz with
00:02:49negotiations between the two countries underway. Abbas
00:02:53Araxshi said talks with Oman are regarding the legal
00:02:56framework and management
00:02:57of the waterway, specifically. about determining a transit
00:03:01route, he noted that the
00:03:03of previous traffic uh traffic separation scheme is no
00:03:07longer acceptable to Tehran, and that given the
00:03:11technical and legal complexities, a temporary route
00:03:15will be established for now as the basis for a permanent
00:03:18arrangement. however, emphasized that the reopening
00:03:22of the straight of
00:03:23of Rambus was contingent on other conditions, including the
00:03:27United States remedying its violation. the Islamabad
00:03:31memorandum of understanding, the foreign minister pointed out that
00:03:35Washington was seeking to establish new roots in the
00:03:38straight and undermine Iran's management into violation
00:03:42of the mou, warning that
00:03:44it is in no way
00:03:45acceptable.
00:03:54The spokesperson
00:03:55of the Islamic Revolution Guard score has outlined Iran stance under
00:03:58straight of removes.
00:04:12of
00:04:12a
00:04:16of
00:04:21of
00:04:26in
00:05:00that the United States has no
00:05:02of choice but to accept the current situation in the straight of remos or it will
00:05:06face far heavier costs than ever before.
00:05:09brigidier
00:05:10of general said the Iranian or in the straight is
00:05:13irreversible and the armed forces will continue to stand
00:05:17firm until this control is fully
00:05:20consolidated. he emphasized that the armed forces have both
00:05:24the will and the defensive capability to maintain this
00:05:27control. he also added that Iran's resistance against the US
00:05:31has elevated the country's standing among free nations,
00:05:35and Iranians are now known worldwide as resilient
00:05:39and courageous people.
00:05:48The Iranian president says Tehran took reciprocal action
00:05:51after the US violated the Mou, stressing that the Islamic
00:05:55Republic of Iran will continue to defend its interests while
00:05:59pursuing diplomacy. In a press conference marking journalist
00:06:03day, Masud Pesishiyan said the memorandum of understanding
00:06:07did not involve any concessions by Iran or any
00:06:10withdrawal from the country. these national interests. The
00:06:14Iranian president said that under the agreements, the parties were
00:06:18expected to operate based on the guidelines jointly
00:06:22prepared by Oman and Iran for managing issues
00:06:25related to the straight of removes. However, he said the other side failed to
00:06:29follow those arrangements. Pesishian also said
00:06:33dialogue has not altered Tehran's longstanding
00:06:36position toward Washington and Iran still believes the US
00:06:40government is a colonialist. and a criminal
00:06:43entity,
00:06:50for more on that, let's bring in Hakime Saqqa, academic and
00:06:53political analyst, join us from the Iranian capital Tehran into this
00:06:57conversation, Miss Beia, thank you so much for being with us, what is your
00:07:01broad takeaway on the latest remarks by
00:07:04Dr. Thank you for having
00:07:07me. Yes, Dr.
00:07:11Pesishian. has reiterated what has been Iran's stance
00:07:15from the beginning of this illegal war of aggression, war of
00:07:19choice on the part the United States, that Iran's territorial
00:07:23integrity, Iran's national security is not something to
00:07:26be basically dealt with,
00:07:30is not something that is to be given away,
00:07:34and Iran is serious about that, although Iran is going to
00:07:38use any and all means available to it, including the
00:07:41military. you know defense, including
00:07:45diplomatic route, but of course Iran has
00:07:49never been and is is not going to be
00:07:53ready to capitulate to United States
00:07:56illegal you know
00:08:00goals, illegal demands, and of course the
00:08:04United States is learning that the hard way, it
00:08:07could basically abide by the by
00:08:11its part of...
00:08:13basically by its part
00:08:17in the mou, it could
00:08:21respect Iranian sovereignty, it could
00:08:25force the Israeli regime to withdraw from southern
00:08:29Lebanon, it could basically not
00:08:33interfere in the regulation the straight
00:08:37of foremost, which is part of
00:08:40you know the rights of ' the countries that
00:08:43are that have
00:08:45basically that are
00:08:49adjacent to this trade the foremost so I think the United States is
00:08:53learning it the wrong the hard way
00:08:56but of course in the end Iran is resilient
00:09:00has shown that it is
00:09:03you know serious about
00:09:06its safeguarding of Iran's national
00:09:09interests of Iran's national security. of
00:09:13Iran's basically territorial integrity, and I
00:09:17think that is what Mr. Pesishian reiterated in his
00:09:20remarks today. Miss Ber, when Dr.
00:09:24Pesishian is saying that Iran has taken reciprocal
00:09:28actions as they have in the past couple of years, and
00:09:31does something like that showing
00:09:34us that the power dynamics and the balance of power in the
00:09:38west Asia region have changed dramatically in the past. few
00:09:42years, yes, they have, of course, you
00:09:46know, if if you put that in the context, in its
00:09:50historical context, the United States has tried in the past
00:09:53decades after the second
00:09:57world war, to create kind of
00:10:00hybrid, you know,
00:10:04system of dominance, system of domination in this
00:10:07region, which included creating these military
00:10:10bases in the... different countries
00:10:14the Persian Gulf and of course creating
00:10:18difficulties, creating dangers
00:10:21for the countries the region with the... Islamic
00:10:25Revolution, Iran actually
00:10:27started new path,
00:10:31path of a creating a hybrid system of
00:10:34resistance, part of which
00:10:38was you know trying to create the
00:10:41grounds for basically riding this region of
00:10:45foreign interference, and of course we have
00:10:49come to the very
00:10:51you know difficult stage of that,
00:10:55very what do you say direct confrontation between
00:10:59Iran and the United States, but in
00:11:02this very latest round of
00:11:06confrontation, this very latest round of
00:11:09war, the Iran has shown to the world and of course to the
00:11:13United States that it is up
00:11:17to
00:11:18basically keeping each part
00:11:22the bargain which is resisting foreign d' nation in this
00:11:25region and it has shown that you know
00:11:29it's it is able to
00:11:32use the the leverage that is its
00:11:35disposal including
00:11:37you know the straight of hormos
00:11:41you know and that has very much elevated Iran's stance
00:11:45with regard to its ability to
00:11:48resist United States aggression its ability to
00:11:52resist United States coersive diplomacy. see
00:11:56and of course we have to wait and
00:11:59see whether the United States is going to change its
00:12:01behavior. absolutely. academic and
00:12:05political analyst join us from Tehran. thank you so much for your insight.
00:12:09thank you for having. deputy commander of
00:12:13Iran's central headquarters general Mohammad Jafar
00:12:16Asadi has warned the US against launching a ground
00:12:20invasion. an interview with Press TV he says the armed forces
00:12:24are fully.
00:12:43addressed Iran's enemies and said, you start the war, but its
00:12:47end is in our hands, the same holds true
00:12:50today, last week, when I visited Iran's islands,
00:12:54I saw that... forces are waiting for the day when America
00:12:57commits this mistake and launches a ground operation against
00:13:01us. And that day, we will put these American captives
00:13:05on display. Today, by the grace of God, no
00:13:09one fears Trump any longer, not even the young
00:13:12children. Now you see them come out into the streets,
00:13:16holding the Iranian flag in their hands and sending message to
00:13:20Trump. Well, Trump wanted the Iranian people to fear him
00:13:24and surrender. According to the words of our martered imam, in
00:13:28Iran, if only one person remains, the duty of
00:13:32that one person is to fight against
00:13:34depression. Today, by the grace of God, our
00:13:38situation is better than in the past. Both our drones
00:13:41and our missiles are better than before.
00:13:44You can see the evidence, whatever we decide, we strike
00:13:48immediately. Even if visel on the sea sot to
00:13:52act on America's orders, we issued a warning.
00:14:08management
00:14:08teams responded
00:14:19local emergency and crisis swiftly restoring the water network and reconnecting around
00:14:232000 res. reflecting the city's determination to
00:14:27recover despite the attacks. Our
00:14:29correspondent
00:14:31reports.
00:14:36Sirik, city in Iran's southern province of
00:14:39Urmusgan, along the shores the Persian Gulf,
00:14:43ranking among the places that endured some the most devastating
00:14:47US attacks, including the destruction of water reservoir
00:14:51a city where access to water remains a critical issue.
00:14:55directly striking the lives, health and well being of its
00:14:58residents. during the enemy's
00:15:02attacks on Syric civilian infrastructure, the city's water
00:15:05reservoirs came under direct attack twice. one reservoir was
00:15:09completely destroyed while the other sustained damage and was put out of
00:15:13service. but this is Iran. Siric embodies
00:15:17the spirit of Iran, the spirit that knows no surrender, it has
00:15:21endured the enemy's fire in pursuit of freedom and independence.
00:16:07enemies, the people of Siric will indeed never be the same
00:16:11again. For them, the homeland represents honor and
00:16:14dignity, and any violation of its soil is deeply
00:16:17personal. They view freedom as value greater than life or
00:16:21material possessions. Attacks on civilian
00:16:25infrastructure and the deliberate targeting of people's lives and
00:16:28well-being have left an uglier image the US than ever
00:16:32before, in the minds of Iranians and people around the world. The
00:16:36real question, however, is whether international organizations and world
00:16:39leaders will have the courage and integrity to condemn such
00:16:42attacks. Moin amini Press
00:16:44TV.
00:16:50In a significant geopolitical move, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and
00:16:54Turkey have formalized a joint defense pact during the Meco
00:16:57summit with three countries pledging to deepen military
00:17:01cooperation and strengthen collective security. The pact which
00:17:05comes a mid escalating conflict in data raises
00:17:08several questions, including how Riyad will balance this new
00:17:12alliance, alongside its longstanding is strategic defense
00:17:16ties with western powers. Press TV's Mariam nawaz
00:17:20reports from
00:17:20Islamabad. Amit
00:17:24heighten geopolitical tensions across West Asia, Pakistan, Saudi
00:17:28Arabia and Turkey have signed a joint defense agreement a trilateral
00:17:32summit in Makka, marking major transformation in the region with
00:17:36their pledge to boost. security
00:17:39on paper, the deal ensures absolute mutual assistance against any
00:17:42external aggression, however experts point out the complex
00:17:46challenge ahead as Saudi Arabia's primary military architecture
00:17:50remains deeply linked with the strategic framework the United States and
00:17:53other western powers. Riyadh
00:17:57is not exactly buying, you
00:18:01see security and peace for the region, but it is
00:18:04ensuring security for itself, because In the near past we have
00:18:08seen that it was attacked, I mean its region was
00:18:12attacked, it's the American basis its territory were
00:18:15attacked, so it is probably seeking some kind of
00:18:19assurance that there will be other partners who will come to its aid
00:18:23in case push comes to show. Pakistani
00:18:26prime minister Shahbas Sharif, Turkish President Rajap Tayyab Erdogan and
00:18:30Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman were seen poised file inking the
00:18:34deal, but the core question remains how they... mutual defense
00:18:38mechanism will function in practice, observers are evaluating
00:18:42whether this alliance reflects genuine push toward regional
00:18:45self-reliance on security or if it functions as a strategic
00:18:49diversification while keeping traditional security umbrellas
00:18:52intact, this agreement
00:18:56is necessitated by the developments that are taking place in the
00:18:59region, so all these three key muslim countries feel that
00:19:03by joining hands they can protect their interests.
00:19:07better, so in the event of for example, any conflict between Iran
00:19:11and Saudi Arabia, I don't think so that Pakistan and Turkey would like
00:19:15to be part of any conflict where two
00:19:19or more Muslim countries are involved. This fact highlights a
00:19:23broader strategic shift as Saudi Arabia actively diversifies
00:19:27its longstanding security dependencies. By formalizing this
00:19:31treaty, Riyad is probably moving away from relying a single
00:19:35superpower. the major beneficiary
00:19:39of this agreement is Saudi Arabia itself,
00:19:43because it has to protect its
00:19:47oil infrastructure, it has got one the world's largest
00:19:50oil exporting infrastructure in the world,
00:19:54secondly for its vision 2030 to realize it
00:19:58requires regional stability, so it was its compulsion to
00:20:02have such an agreement. as this new mutual defense alliance takes
00:20:05ship, regional countries and Global powers are closely watching how
00:20:09the Islamabad Ankara Riyath Pact will navigate the volatile West
00:20:13Asia landscape to turn into the so-called pillar of peace,
00:20:17stability and security in the region. The ultimate test of this
00:20:21agreement hinges on the true strategic autonomy of its primary
00:20:25architect. The Makka agreements to efficacy depend on
00:20:28Saudi Arabia demonstrating an independent strategic rather than
00:20:32relying on external security umbrellas for the mutual defense pact to
00:20:36foster genuine.
00:20:50Donald Trump's remarks about the shortage of patriot missile systems
00:20:53have sparked sharp criticism and widespread mockery
00:20:56online. After he blamed former president Joe Biden for the
00:21:00shortfall. Critics across social media platforms accused Donald
00:21:04Trump of attempting to deflect responsibility for the US
00:21:08failures in its latest aggression on
00:21:10Iran.
00:21:17President, on Ukraine, President Zelensky says his
00:21:20this country desperately needs long-range missiles or those
00:21:23patriot missile batteries? is that something that? well, I mean, we
00:21:27want missiles too. we, when Biden gave him so
00:21:30much, Biden gave $300 billion dollars worth of
00:21:34ammunition. you know, when I left, this, it was full, and he gave
00:21:38lot of it away. now we're rebuilding it, and we're using munitions
00:21:42that are very powerful, very good,
00:21:46but we wouldn't have been using them, we could have used something else.
00:21:54That's a pretty brutal contrast between what's being claimed and what's
00:21:58happening on the ground? If the straight is still closed and no deal has
00:22:02been reached, those are facts that matter. Results speak
00:22:05louder than political
00:22:07slogans.
00:22:16The US war on Iran is presumably the most stupid war in US.
00:22:20history, Trump started it for no good reason, whether to detract from the
00:22:24Epstein files, or because he was carried away by Netanyahu,
00:22:28it was lose lose war and remain
00:22:30so.
00:22:39I agree, there was absolutely no need to start this
00:22:42war. It was only started because Trump wanted to
00:22:46enrich himself and his friends.
00:22:56This putus is blaming Biden for the lack of patriot interceptor
00:23:00missiles. Trump wasted 800, yes,
00:23:03800 patriot missiles in just three days on his stupid
00:23:06invasion of Iran, which he
00:23:08lost.
00:23:17We burned through two-thirds of our patriot missile. pile a war with
00:23:21Iran a war Trump was desperate to get out not long after it
00:23:24started and which has resulted in the IRGC's control the straight
00:23:28of
00:23:29Hormus.
00:23:38How on earth could Dodd say we were ready for war with China and
00:23:41or Russia, but run out of missils after few rounds of trading blows
00:23:45with second rate Iran. Why isn't this top issue in
00:23:49Congress?
00:23:57the zuri regime continues its attacks across southern Lebanon despite
00:24:01a so-called
00:24:02ceasefire.
00:24:17artillery shelling targeted several districts and Nabatia
00:24:20governorate and the tire district, homes were also demoised in
00:24:24the town of Zatar Al Sharian in Nabatia. This is
00:24:28wild
00:24:29is very occupation forces advanced toward area on the outskirts of
00:24:32Kifar Shuba. Mean wild army radio reported that
00:24:36a soldier from the 607th engineering
00:24:40battalion was wounded by sharpenel from friendly fire in
00:24:44nabi. Israel also israele media has also
00:24:48reported a soldier who was moderately injured an
00:24:51operational accident in southern Lebanon, these
00:24:55violations are ongoing despite a US mediated
00:24:58framework um that was signed between Lebanon and
00:25:01Israel in late June requiring a phased
00:25:05Israely
00:25:06withdraw.
00:25:13That's all for now. Thank you for being with us and
00:25:14bye-bye.
00:25:37Crisis devastating wars,
00:25:41terrorism, the Israeli
00:25:44lobby,
00:25:47crackdown.
00:25:52Diplomacy,
00:25:56conditions for reopening hormones
00:25:59straight.
00:26:28is a word you've been hearing a lot in Iran and as a concerned this.
00:26:32It means something very important, of course there are no English word for
00:26:36it, but John means life and Father means
00:26:40sacrifice, so put together, it means someone who is ready
00:26:43sacrifice for something they love. A husband says it to his
00:26:47wife, mother says it's to a child, and people say it
00:26:51to the country when it is under
00:26:53attack.
00:27:08and now the 31 million people who are registered are being trained
00:27:12right here behind me to defend your country, when they say john
00:27:15fadol, for them it's not just word,
00:27:17it is actually action, and as you can see one very interesting thing that we've
00:27:21been seen is that lot of people who came for training are women, which
00:27:25is in direct contradiction to what the mainstream media told us
00:27:29about Iranian women being dominated. being
00:27:33weak, being oppressed, but the women here saying just
00:27:37like their men, they don't like baby, oh my
00:27:40god,
00:27:46I learned
00:27:46something.
00:28:05and Iranians have said just as they have
00:28:07been able to protect your country while it was being sanctioned
00:28:11economically and they protected their country with their presence when it was
00:28:15being targeted or being threatened, they're also willing and ready
00:28:19sacrifice for their country now that
00:28:22it is under attack and 31 million people are already
00:28:26registered as of the time of recording this video, 31
00:28:29million people, that is the combined number. of countries of
00:28:33Qatar, Oman and other countries together,
00:28:3731 million people ready to defend your
00:28:40country.
00:28:47Iran had warned if war begins, this time it will not remain within Iran's
00:28:51borders. Washington did not take Tiran's warning seriously, but followed was a
00:28:55widening battlefield, Israel and US bases in Saudi
00:28:59Arabia, the UAE, Qatar, Bahrain, and Kuwait. came
00:29:03under attack, the war began in the skies, but soon reached the veins the
00:29:06economy, then Tairan issued its next warning, if Iran's
00:29:09infrastructure is targeted, your infrastructure will be targeted as
00:29:13well, and the world quickly understood that even silence and neutrality in this war could
00:29:17carry heavy price, but Iran's next warning is even more
00:29:21consequential, the war could become extra
00:29:24regional, no official evidence says that all recent incidents
00:29:28are connected, but this is where the central question begins, when Iran's...
00:29:32speaks of an extra regional war, does it only mean an expansion
00:29:36of geography? or does it refer to a chain of energy routes,
00:29:40supports, military bases, markets and the global
00:29:43economy? united states once ignored Iran's warning about the
00:29:46regionalization of war and it is still dealing with the costs.
00:29:50now the question is, if Washington ignores the warning of an extra
00:29:54regional war this time as well, will it be able to pay the
00:29:57price?
00:30:32children have to be annihilated, this is not a war,
00:30:35it is systematic genocide, but whatever they try, palestine will
00:30:39never
00:30:40die,
00:30:54hello, i'm chris williamson and this is palestine declassified where we
00:30:58focus on the international struggle to lib