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00:02:30الاتصالات of الدبلوماسيه بين انقره وطهران
00:02:33مستمره هل تركيا الان عبر الاتصالات
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00:02:49الان ذات وساطه فعليه بينكم وبين
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00:08:42the foreign ministry um where the spokesman Ism was
00:08:46holding his weekly press briefing. Let's quickly go over what was
00:08:50just said to he opened his comments by honoring by honoring the victims the
00:08:54deadly US attack on the Iranian city of
00:08:57Lamer. He said that the US attacked an Iranian vessel
00:09:01near the island of Hangom killing injuring
00:09:05uh killing one and injuring several others. He said that two Pakistani
00:09:08citizens were also injured in that attack as well.
00:09:12the agreement between Iran and Doman on the safe
00:09:16hormos, safe passage in the hormos straight, he said that
00:09:20that uh agreement was reached after weeks
00:09:23of talks, the Iran Oman deal sets
00:09:27safe navigation root through the straight of hormos with
00:09:30respect for sovereignty of both
00:09:34countries, he continued in his statement
00:09:38saying that the continuation the war among Muslim
00:09:41countries. only serves the Israeli regime's goal
00:09:45of regional insecurity, he said us claims of construction in
00:09:49Iran's pickaxe mountain or part of Washington's psychological
00:09:53warfare, also Mr. Bai said that the
00:09:56Hormo's
00:09:57policy will not be dictated by outside
00:10:01forces. Also, regarding Austria's visa
00:10:04denial to the Iranian delegation for the IAA conference,
00:10:08Mr. Bai said that that is a breach the bodies.
00:10:12international obligations, also he
00:10:16uh categorically rejected claims of Iran's involvement in the
00:10:19recent attack on uh the Saudi a
00:10:23Saudi oil pipelines. so that's it with the latest um
00:10:26from the Iranian foreign ministry in the capital
00:10:30Tehran where the foreign ministry spokesmini was conducting
00:10:34his weekly press briefing and now the news.
00:10:38the meeting which was to be held in ommon between the Persian Gulf
00:10:42countries and Iran to discuss possible agreements on the straight of
00:10:45hormos has been postponed. the meeting was originally schedule to be held on
00:10:49Monday. according to the Iranian foreign ministry's director general for the
00:10:53Persian Gulf the meeting the version golf literal states foreign ministers will
00:10:57be held a later date. Mohammed Aliebek added that the
00:11:01decision was made jointly by Tehran and Muscat at the request of some
00:11:05regional countries, the official stress that Iran will continue consultations with
00:11:08Oman to set a suitable date for the meeting. Earlier Omani
00:11:12foreign minister Albusaiidi said a social media post
00:11:16that the meeting which was set to be held in the city of Salala has
00:11:20been postponed in the interest of consensus among
00:11:24regional. states, he said muscat remains committed to fostering
00:11:28dialogue that supports stability and lasting cooperation in the
00:11:31region. the meeting was aimed at discussing ways to
00:11:35decrease tensions in the straight of
00:11:37hormones.
00:11:42investigative journalist rick sterling says Bahrain's refusal to take part in
00:11:46the meeting and Saudi Arabia's request to postpone it suggest that both
00:11:49countries are not yet ready to follow through a policy
00:11:53change.
00:11:58"I think they're a point where they are not yet ready to
00:12:01realize or to uh follow through a change of
00:12:05policy. They're kind of stuck a hard place because of
00:12:08course the US naval central command is is in
00:12:12Bahrain and yet to quote the uh the
00:12:16naval secretary the US command there, he
00:12:19said quote, they the Iranians blew the hell out of
00:12:23Bahrain, so that's what..." happened, that's what the
00:12:26consequence was of Bahraine's uh
00:12:29collaboration and the use their territory uh in
00:12:33the US unprovoked attack on Iran, and I think
00:12:37they're they're a point where they're not yet ready
00:12:41to recognize reality and recognize
00:12:45the their long-term interests, which are to move away
00:12:49from support for the US towards support for Iran, which after
00:12:52all is is one their.
00:12:56neibing countries um, so I think we're a critical time, and it's better
00:13:00that the meeting be postponed and to
00:13:04establish greater greater
00:13:07coherence and agreement on on the path
00:13:10forward, we've seen in the past where negotiations have been
00:13:14used by both you US and
00:13:16Israel for for
00:13:19attacks. Russia has called the United
00:13:22States agreement.
00:13:25incapable,
00:13:29well, Iran's Islamic Revolution Guards course says it intercepted an advanced
00:13:33MQ1 military drone over the straight of hormos, a short statement, the
00:13:36IRGC said, the drone was shot down by its aerospace forces using
00:13:40their advanced modern air defense system. The system is part of
00:13:44Iran's uh integrated air defense network. MQ1, predators are the US
00:13:48military's primary remote controlled aircraft for
00:13:51offensive operations during the recent US Israely. aggression against
00:13:55iran armed forces and shot down dozens of drones and other
00:13:59aircraft operated
00:14:00by the US over the straight of hormos and across the
00:14:03country.
00:14:07well this just in we do have breaking news now of
00:14:11yemeny major and large scale operations against the king
00:14:15Khalid airbase in Saudi Arabia, aircraft
00:14:19hangers, radar installations, runway,
00:14:22runways and depots have been. with missiles,
00:14:25drones uh, at that Saudi Arabase, we are going to keep close eye
00:14:29on the details of that story and much more as we get it for you right here on Press TV,
00:14:33oil prices have jumped by more than $3 a barrels tensions in the
00:14:37straight of hormos and Ansarlas advances, and the Baba
00:14:40mandib shake global markets, brent crude climbed
00:14:44above $107 a barrel extending its rise after
00:14:48jumping more than 8% last week, west texas intermediate is also trading
00:14:52above $103 a barrel, the rise
00:14:55advances in Yemen, growing tensions around the Red Sea and attacks a
00:14:59key Saudi pipeline that bypasses the straight of hormose.
00:15:03Saudi Arabia's ministry of energy has announced the precautionary
00:15:07closure the East West pipeline. The disruption is
00:15:10already causing fuel shortages and price pressures, including in the
00:15:14US where diesel is selling for average of $6
00:15:18a gallon pushing up production and household
00:15:20costs.
00:15:26As the illegal US-Israely war on Iran keeps sending tremors through the global
00:15:30economy, Italy remains one the EU countries most exposed to
00:15:34fossil fuel shocks. Rome imports practically... all of its
00:15:38gas and oil that it uses. Max Chively
00:15:40reports. The
00:15:44effects the unprovoked war of aggression which is being waged on Iran
00:15:48by the Epstein coalition continues to bite hard on Italy's
00:15:52family finances and businesses, as tensions keep building
00:15:55throughout the whole of West Asia, the cost of fuel at the pump
00:15:59keeps rising with the Italians struggling to cope with the
00:16:03consequent growing cost of living. The illegal war in Iran has
00:16:07driven. up agricultural and energy costs in Italy by
00:16:11nearly 50%, putting intense pressure on food,
00:16:14production and consumer prices. Rome's fragility on
00:16:18energy issues is evident in the European scenario.
00:16:21Italy is the most exposed country to fossil fuel
00:16:25shocks being among the blocks most dependent on gas and
00:16:29oil, which are almost entirely
00:16:32imported. Currently the energy
00:16:35supply situation. and across the EU is being
00:16:39affected not only by the worsening situation in west Asia, but also by
00:16:43severe shortage of refining capacity. here in Italy, several
00:16:47refineries have been shut down in recent years. as result, Rome has
00:16:51already begun drawing its strategic fuel reserves, while fuel
00:16:54prices have reached record highs. costs are likely to continue rising
00:16:58if international tensions do not ease. high fuel costs have
00:17:02been putting enormous pressure on supply chains since over
00:17:0680% of...
00:17:07goods in Italy are transported by road, surveys have
00:17:11consistently shown over the past months that the large majority of
00:17:14Italians think the country should have avoided getting involved in
00:17:18the Iran war, for sure the
00:17:22war on Iran is impacting greatly on the cost of living, had
00:17:26our government made different choices, the situation here wouldn't
00:17:30be this bad, the government has made things worse
00:17:34as they have not been able to find effective solutions, it keeps patching. things
00:17:37up while the international situation deteriorates, recent report by
00:17:41the Italian confederation of craft trades and small and
00:17:45medium-sized enterprises has found that between the start
00:17:49the illegal war on Iran on February 28 and
00:17:53August 31st, the increased outlay for
00:17:56fuel, electricity and gas is estimated in Italy
00:18:00at over 11 billion euro compared to pre-crisis
00:18:04levels. Max Chively Press TV, Rome.
00:18:12carried out fresh retaliatory operations against Saudi Arabia hitting a number of sensitive
00:18:16targets deep inside the country, the attacks reported the targeted
00:18:19locations in khamismus, jizan and
00:18:23Abha. According to local sources, a large salvo of missiles,
00:18:26rockets and drones was used in Yemen's fresh strikes on Saudi
00:18:30Arabia, some reports indicate that sensitive positions in the country's
00:18:34south have been targeted, including oil facilities in J. as well as
00:18:38facilities belonging to Saudi State oil company,
00:18:41Aramco. There are no immediate reports of casualties, but fire broke
00:18:45out in some oil facilities, the attacks came in response to Saudi
00:18:49aggression against Yemen, which is so far claimed the lives of scores of
00:18:52people. Yemen's ancerlo movement had warned that it would target positions
00:18:56inside Saudi Arabia if attacks on and blockade
00:19:00of Yemen
00:19:01continued.
00:19:05And the Emmy Armed forces are maintaining. full control over the strategic city of
00:19:09muka following a large-scale military operation that saw them take
00:19:13control the entire red sea coast line. the armed forces
00:19:17have emphasized that they will continue their operations in the region until the emity people's
00:19:21rights are restored. a corresponding wazer is in the newly
00:19:25liberated city of macat to bring us more on this
00:19:28strategic
00:19:29achievement.
00:19:34yeah, many armed forces launched a military. the operation
00:19:38in the 3rd of September for seven days and
00:19:41successfully liberated about a
00:19:455,400 square kilometers in
00:19:48the west coastline. now we are
00:19:51standing a part the
00:19:55liberated coastline in al muka
00:19:58uh city and we are just about
00:20:0175 km away from Babel Mandab
00:20:05straight that was also uh controlled by the Yemani
00:20:09armed forces in this operation uh the
00:20:12Sanha authorities and the Yemani armed forces with the Ansarullah
00:20:16movement uh describe this operation as
00:20:20reclaiming sovereignity over the West
00:20:23Coast of Yemen. This operation
00:20:27had massive gain uh for the coastal
00:20:31line and it is not just uh uh
00:20:34locally it's not affecting just the
00:20:38inside of Yemen, it is affecting all
00:20:42the world now, we see how the USA
00:20:46is not happy by the Yemani armed forces that van.
00:20:50even the Israeli regime was saying
00:20:53that uh they are offering to join
00:20:57a regional air strikes against Ansarullah
00:21:00movement to halt their advance in the uh
00:21:04coastal line uh however Yemani armed forces uh
00:21:08say that they will not stop until all rights
00:21:12of Yemani people is restored and
00:21:15they just view this operation as reclaiming.
00:21:20sovereignty over yemy
00:21:22soil, that's a wrap for now,
00:21:25but stick around, we've got plenty more to come here on press tv, see you
00:21:28soon.
00:22:51On June 13th, 2025, war came to Dr. Ali Fuladman's
00:22:55home when Israeli strike killed his wife and left the Iranian scientists
00:22:59seriously wounded. It was not the last attempt on his life. Less than
00:23:03year later, during the 2026 war, Fuladman was
00:23:06targeted again. This time he was martered. Fuladman was not
00:23:10a politician, he was not a military commander, he was
00:23:13scientist, a senior researcher who spent years
00:23:17working on strategic technologies and national defense
00:23:21projects. He served at Iran's organization of
00:23:25defensive innovation and research, known as SPND eventually
00:23:29becoming his head of research. His work had already made him
00:23:32a target of American pressure on October 1st, 2025, the
00:23:36U.S. Treasury department sanctioned him, but Fuladwan's
00:23:40most important contribution could never be captured in a
00:23:44sanction list or an official title. He
00:23:48taught, he trained a young researcher. shared what he had learned and
00:23:51helped prepare new generation to work in some of your
00:23:55technology, for him, scientific power was technology. for him,
00:23:59scientific power was not simply about what one scientist could
00:24:02achieve, it was about what could be passed on from one generation to
00:24:06the next, and what may explain why scientists like
00:24:09Fuladvan can become targets, eliminating scientist
00:24:13may silence one voice, but it cannot erase the knowledge of that voice
00:24:17has already passed to others, just says is martterdom, the
00:24:21prestigious journal science in its April 6th, 2026 issue
00:24:24reported on the growing Israeli campaign targeting Iranian scientists and
00:24:28universities. full advanced death had become part of a
00:24:32larger story, a war in which those capable of
00:24:35advancing iran scientific and technological future
00:24:39were themselves being targeted, but there is limit to what
00:24:43an attack can destroy a laboratory can be hit, a
00:24:47researcher can be killed, a generation can lose, One of its
00:24:50teachers, but knowledge survives. It is carried by the students, they
00:24:54trained, the researchers, they inspired, and the people who continue the
00:24:58work after they are gone. That was Fuladvan's other
00:25:01legacy, one no missile could
00:25:04eliminate.
00:25:36Ali Tahir heights in Lebanon are being sold to the Israeli entity
00:25:39colonial public as victory, but when we look beyond the headlines, very
00:25:43different picture emerges, for more than five months, an army
00:25:47possessing overwhelming airpower, intelligent. capabilities, precision
00:25:51weapons, engineering units and advanced technology has
00:25:55struggled to impose uncontested control of a single
00:25:58strategically important area, and even now Israeli occupation forces
00:26:02have not simply walked into the heart the position, they have relied
00:26:06extensively on bunker busting, bombs, remote systems and sustained
00:26:10bombardment to penetrate a complex underground network. that
00:26:14matters, because when an army needs months of preparation and overwhelming
00:26:18fire power to claim a tactical objective, the question is no longer simply whether
00:26:22a hill has fallen. the question is, what that tells us
00:26:25about the resilience of those defending it? zyinus Israel may
00:26:29declare operation control, netan yahu may present it as another
00:26:33achievement, but these declarations also serve a political purpose,
00:26:36particularly for a government under enormous domestic pressure, to demonstrate
00:26:40military success, and there is a larger danger here.
00:26:44Ali thahir is not an isolated hill, it can become part of a wider network
00:26:48of Israeli entity positions designed to create security belt inside
00:26:52Lebanon, a reality that could transform temporary military
00:26:55positions into a permanent security
00:26:58architecture, yet history warns against confusion because...
00:27:02occupation with victory is a confusion. In 1982,
00:27:06Zyanus Israel reached Beirout itself. Lebanon nevertheless demonstrated that even the most
00:27:10powerful occupying army cannot permanently dictate the destiny of
00:27:14another people. And today's regional battlefield tells another story.
00:27:18Resistance in Palestine has survived an extraordinary Israeli entity
00:27:21genocidal campaign in Gaza. Resistance in Yemen continues
00:27:25to exert pressure against the enemy despite immense military pressure against their
00:27:29own people. And resistance in Leben. Leban presented by
00:27:33Hisbollah's tactical contraction and Lebanon does not really automatically translate into
00:27:37the collapse the wider resistance paradigm. The central
00:27:40lesson is simple: military power can sease to rain but it cannot
00:27:44manufacture legitimacy. Ali Tahir may be height a map, but
00:27:48for Lebanon it has become a question of dignity, sovereignty and the refusal to accept
00:27:52occupation as a permanent reality. The heights can
00:27:56be bombed, the ground can be contested, but the will of people that
00:28:00refuses to bow cannot be measured. by the number of bombs dropped upon
00:28:04it, chin up people, it's not over until we, the natives
00:28:08of this land say it is, and we say never will an
00:28:12occupier be safe in our land, never will an
00:28:15occupier remain in it. welcome to the mid
00:28:18streamman.
00:28:25for more than five months, ali thahir has been at the center of
00:28:29intense and costly confrontation with zinus Israel. launching
00:28:3319 major attacks in an effort to impose control over a
00:28:37strategically important height and its underground network, but
00:28:40if overwhelming firepower and prolonged operations have not produced
00:28:44uncontested control, what does that tell us about the resilience
00:28:48the defenders and what could come next on the military
00:28:52map of southern Lebanon? to discuss this issue with us from
00:28:56Beirot is Brigadier general Baha Hallal, military strategist and analyst, it's a pleasure
00:29:00having you with us, brigadier general. Now starting with uh
00:29:04what is happening at the moment in Ali Tahir. Zinist Israel has
00:29:08announced complete control the heights after five months of
00:29:11operations, 19 major offensives, yet reports are indicating
00:29:15that Israeli occupation troops have relied heavily on bombardment, they have
00:29:19relied on bunker, buster munitions, engineering units,
00:29:23robotic systems. They even conducted also
00:29:26straightforward bombing with cluster bombs, but
00:29:30never an actual military. by soldiers, they didn't allow the
00:29:34soldiers to get there, from purely military perspective, from your
00:29:37experience, brigadier general, what does the length, the
00:29:41intensity and the method of this operation tell us about the
00:29:45tactical difficulties that zianist Israel actually faced and encountered at
00:29:49Ali Tahir, and should the announcement of operational control be understood
00:29:53as genuine battlefield breakthrough, or is it just a more limited
00:29:57tactical possibly achievement by the Israeli occupation
00:30:00army?