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00:00:19of
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00:00:27Press TV headlines: Iran's IAEA and Voice. slamps the international
00:00:31atomic energy agency for referring Iran's nuclear file to the
00:00:35security council saying that the move had no legal
00:00:37bases. Iran says a planned meeting in Oman
00:00:41involving the foreign ministers
00:00:43of of the Persian gulf countries to discuss the straight of
00:00:46of hormos was canceled at Saudi Arabia's
00:00:48request. Andy armed forces
00:00:51said they have conducted a large scale military operation against the key saudi
00:00:55airbase in the country's southwestern city of Hames Mushaik.
00:01:17Hello and good afternoon to you from Tehran, I am Bahman, and this is Press TV
00:01:21news. Iran slams the international atomic energy
00:01:25agency for referring
00:01:26a yoron's nuclear file to the security council, saying that the move had no legal
00:01:30basis
00:01:30it
00:01:36of of is absolutely astonishing and indeed ironing that Austria, in order to justify its
00:01:40wrongful act invokes resolutions that
00:01:44have been duly and legally terminated
00:01:47and or a non-existence committee
00:01:50of the UN Security Council. Resolution 2231
00:01:55of expired on 18 October 2025 and accordingly all
00:02:00UN restrictions against the Islamic Republic of Iran were
00:02:03permanently terminated. It is not merely an
00:02:07Iranian position is also the firm legal position of two
00:02:11permanent members
00:02:14a of the security council as well as the countries
00:02:15of the non movement. Occasional move in New York in the
00:02:19name
00:02:19of the so-called committee all ultravirus
00:02:22and constitute a blatant abuse
00:02:25of the security council's procedures and authority by certain of
00:02:28its
00:02:29of western members. such a committee has not been officially
00:02:33established nor has a single
00:02:36in meeting of it been held since
00:02:382015. the soud legal
00:02:42arguments constitute a gross and indeed deliberate distortion
00:02:46of the letter and spirit
00:02:47of the headquarter
00:02:48agreement.
00:02:54Iran's ambassador to international organizations in Viena Rajeffi
00:02:57made the remark at the opening meeting
00:02:59of the annual IAEa General Conference. He slamed
00:03:03Austria for refusal to issue a visa to head
00:03:05of the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran Mohammed Islami.
00:03:09Iran's envoy said it is evident
00:03:11of that in the move occurred under the pressure
00:03:13of the US with no legal justification. Najafi said that
00:03:16refusal to issue a visa is
00:03:18a clear abuse of power and process
00:03:21of and further underminds Austria's standing as host of international
00:03:24organizations an
00:03:26of impartial and professional manner. The 70th.
00:03:29AEA general conference will run from September the 14th
00:03:33till 18th, leaders, scientists and national
00:03:36representatives from 181 member states are attending
00:03:40the
00:03:40event.
00:03:46Well, I'm now joined by Dita Granish Press TV's correspondent joining us from Viena.
00:03:50Dita, very good to have you in this news bulletin. What can you tell us about the visa issue
00:03:54and also what has been going on in today's meeting and
00:03:57session? Yeah. once again here from
00:04:01Vienna, I'm standing just outside the conference hall
00:04:05in here, you see this is the entrance where you see delegates
00:04:08coming and going, and the morning
00:04:11in session started at the 10 o'clock local time, that was two hours
00:04:15ago, it's now 12 noon here in Vienna,
00:04:19and before the actually agenda
00:04:23started, as we've just seen there was a protest
00:04:27note delivered by the Iranian.
00:04:30permanent representative to United Nations here in Viena Resa
00:04:34Najafi who harshly criticized the host
00:04:38country
00:04:38of Austria of for not
00:04:42granting or actually revoking the visa
00:04:45to the head
00:04:47of the Iranian atomic energy
00:04:50organization Islamy after
00:04:53Teresa Nachafian
00:04:57of the Russian
00:04:58a representative also delivered. uh a statement uh
00:05:01criticizing, really harshly criticizing uh
00:05:05this uh
00:05:06of move by Austria,
00:05:08of and then uh the US representative.
00:05:12took the stage and defended defended
00:05:16this action afterwards shafi had the right to
00:05:19reply uh once again
00:05:22and so uh it
00:05:26was after that the agenda
00:05:30started the voting the the president
00:05:33the general conference and then the welcome
00:05:37address by DG Rafael
00:05:40gross it was
00:05:42a b ironic that uh grossi said uh
00:05:45he he's asking uh Iran to return
00:05:49to corporation negotiations and
00:05:52dialogue with the agency on the same day that the head the Iranian
00:05:56atomic energy agency is not allowed to attend this conference to
00:06:00actually uh address this
00:06:02conference uh but uh we we what we saw this
00:06:06morning was room that is even more split than ever
00:06:10before between the US and their
00:06:13allies in Europe and the Iran
00:06:17and their allies, particularly Russia and China, but also
00:06:21a big number of other states from around the world,
00:06:25and there will be a joint statement by these
00:06:28countries are drifted by Iran, Russia and China, but supported
00:06:32by a large number of IA member
00:06:36states criticizing this action and most likely this joint
00:06:39statement, I'm hearing at the moment. will be
00:06:43delivered on Thursday here uh
00:06:46in here uh in
00:06:49Vienna um I think it's
00:06:52a very shameful episode from the host country Austria
00:06:56because we are we are hearing a calls from Europe
00:07:00to be more engaged in diplomatic uh
00:07:03negotiations dialogue with Iran and then they are
00:07:07revoking this visa so what happened actually was that
00:07:10initially uh Mr. Isami was granted a Shengen visa,
00:07:14so so a visa to enter the
00:07:17European Union, and brusure from the United States
00:07:21started on Saturday afternoon and shortly before he was about to
00:07:25board his plane in Tehran, I was told by Iranian
00:07:28delegates, the information from Austria came that
00:07:32his visa that had already been granted was revoked and it
00:07:36was a visa for all the EU, like a Shengen visa as they are
00:07:40called, so it's basically "and that's also
00:07:43what an iran delegate uh said to me uh, what we're
00:07:47seeing is that uh all European member states
00:07:51are actually uh following the order from the United States
00:07:55and one must really question if there is still national
00:07:58sovereinity here in the European Union seeing this kind of action
00:08:02because of a pressure from the United States. Well
00:08:06thank you so much for the updated of course we're going to hear more
00:08:10from you in the next few hours." correspondent joining
00:08:13us from Vienna iran says a
00:08:17planned meeting in Oman involving the foreign ministers of Persian gulf countries
00:08:21to discuss the straight of horm was cancelled at the request of Saudi
00:08:25Arabia.
00:08:30The report that has been raised is indeed correct. Saudi Arabia requested
00:08:34that the meeting not be held for the time being as for the discussions about
00:08:38developments between Saudi Arabia and Yemen being attributed to Iran. That
00:08:42is case of pointing the finger in the wrong direction, problems cannot
00:08:46be resolved by misdirecting the
00:08:47blame.
00:08:52Ismile bategorically rejected claims that Iran played role
00:08:56an attack on Saudi Arabia and said Washington is spreading false
00:09:00reports to deepen divisions among regional states. He said
00:09:04Iran had demonstrated its willingness to help address Yemen's longstanding
00:09:08problems while respecting the road map agreed between the parties
00:09:11concerned. He want that continued conflict among Muslim
00:09:15countries would only benefit the Israeli regime. Bai said
00:09:18Ansarullah is independent and makes its own decisions based its
00:09:22interest. He said Yemen's actions must be understood in the context of
00:09:26years of blockade and attacks including strikes by the United States
00:09:30and
00:09:30Israel.
00:09:36Iran says vessels violating its protocols for transit through the
00:09:40straight of hormoos could face restrictions on few. passage, including
00:09:43fines, detention and confiscation. The Persian Golf Straight Authority
00:09:47says cargo owners shipping to or from the Persian Golf have been
00:09:51instructed to review the non-compliance list issued by the
00:09:54authority before chartering vessels to avoid potential
00:09:58problems. Under the new measures, any vessel cooperating with a listed
00:10:02ship, including through ship to ship transfers or transshipments
00:10:06will also be added to the non-compliance list. Vessel seeking
00:10:10removal from the list must submit a formal application. outlining the
00:10:13grounds for the request to
00:10:15be to the designated Iranian authority. Terran started monitoring the
00:10:19straight of hormos since the beginning the US is really aggression in late
00:10:23February.
00:10:27Iran's IRGC says it intercepted an advanced MQ1
00:10:31military drone over the straight of hormos. In a short statement, the IAGC
00:10:35said the drone was shot down by its aerospace forces using their
00:10:39advanced mod and air defense system. The system is part of Iran's
00:10:43integrated air defense network. MQ1, predators
00:10:46are the US military's primary remote controlled aircraft for
00:10:50offensive operations during the recent US Israely aggression against the
00:10:54run armed. forces have shot down dozens of drones and other aircraft
00:10:58operated by the US over the straight of hormous and across the
00:11:02country. the
00:11:06yemini armed forces say they have conducted a large scale in targeting our country and
00:11:10our people, and in light the significant escalation they are carrying out by launching more than
00:11:13300 air strikes in the past 5 days with Saudi F-15 and typhoon fighter
00:11:17jets launched from Kamas mashate and tape airbases targeted most yemini
00:11:21provinces. By the grace of Allah, the Yemani armed forces carried out a large scale.
00:11:25military operation targeting military facilities and infrastructure, including
00:11:28aircraft hangers, radar installations, runways, ammunition depots and
00:11:32other targets at King Khalid airbase in Camas Mache. dozens of ballistic missiles
00:11:36and drones were used and the strikes were precise and direct thanks to all his power
00:11:40and might, the spokesman said
00:11:44the operation inflicted significant damage on the base, sari vout to
00:11:48continue military operations deep inside Saudi Arabia as long as the
00:11:52kingdom continues its aggression against the people of Yemen, the spokesman
00:11:56warned that any new attack will trigger a broader and more intense
00:12:00operation by the yemeny forces. He added that sanaz sticks with
00:12:03its policy of reciprocating any act of aggression and maintaining a siege
00:12:07on Saudi Arabia's shipping in the Red Sea until Riyav and this
00:12:11blockade on Yemen. The comments come after the Yemen forces liberated
00:12:15key areas along the country's western coast that over look the
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00:12:21Mandab.
00:12:31Yes, there is, there has been a lot of air strikes
00:12:35coming from Saudi Arabia, they intensified their air
00:12:39strikes since the yemy armed forces was able to
00:12:43secure the west coast line of yemen, including
00:12:46babil mandab straight, that is very important
00:12:49checkpoint going through it, about 10 to
00:12:5312% the... trade uh so Saudi Arabia
00:12:57continued its hostile aggression against the Yemani
00:13:01governates over the past five days yah
00:13:05the spokes person for
00:13:06the Yemen Army for the Yemen Army
00:13:09forces just announced that there has been
00:13:13about 300 strikes in the past in the past
00:13:17five days which is a big number
00:13:20also just to days ago there was uh
00:13:25attack from the Yemani armed forces on the Sharura
00:13:28base and now there is attack
00:13:32again on the Khamis mush and the king
00:13:36Khalid airplace which is about 100
00:13:40kilometers away from Yemen
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00:13:47Right, well tell me about um what it means of course for the
00:13:51future the interactions between Yemen and Saudi Arabia of course.
00:13:55um
00:13:55the yeminist have always welcomed diplomacy and when it comes to
00:13:59solving the problems between the two neighbors, how different is this
00:14:02time? um, I'm very
00:14:06sorry, could you repeat the question? yes of course, what does the
00:14:10situation, the current situation mean for the future of
00:14:14diplomatic relations between Yemen and Saudi Arabia? I'm sure that Yemen has
00:14:18always welcomed diplomacy when it comes to solving the problems between the
00:14:21two neighbors, how different is this time?
00:14:27It is very different a very significant
00:14:31way, Yemen and Saudi Arabia had a
00:14:35history of diplomacy, especially since
00:14:382022 when they
00:14:42had a peace agreement, peace fire
00:14:45agreement and they reach in
00:14:482023 and signed the road map to end the
00:14:52war against Yemen, but also 23
00:14:56the the Germany armed forces start to to
00:14:59help the gazans and the Palestinians
00:15:03against the Israeli regime and the Yemani
00:15:06officials stated that since then Saudi Arabia
00:15:10refused to continue on what it find in
00:15:14in in the road map in 2023, so the
00:15:17diplomatic path has been experienced
00:15:21and tried among this war to stop this aggression and
00:15:25to stop this catastrophe that's been described by the
00:15:28UN at the time as the worst human
00:15:32crisis made by men and the human
00:15:36kind themselves. "it's been uh, it's been tried
00:15:40to go that path, but it didn't work, that's why yamany armed forces are going
00:15:44now, in the military operations
00:15:47and choice to pressure
00:15:50Saudi and to give it message, we cannot
00:15:53stay in the phase of no war
00:15:57and no peace, it's either we both
00:16:00live as as as sovereignty
00:16:03countries or are gna really feel the..." are
00:16:07gna really feel the damage
00:16:10of this bloccade and this war, it cannot just go one
00:16:14way arabia cannot go with its
00:16:172013 vision and while Yemen
00:16:21is facing the hunger and the human
00:16:24crisis that's been affected by nearly
00:16:2880% of Yemanies are are in
00:16:32need for for the aid from
00:16:35outside uh and aid from human
00:16:38organization that cannot continue, Saudi Arabia don't want to
00:16:42go in the peace and their negotiations then we will do
00:16:46it the hard way, that's what uh Germany officials are uh
00:16:50stating right and the are the of course the any armed
00:16:54forces the braved advancement towards um areas
00:16:58overlooking the red sea and and of course the
00:17:01bubble mandip straight has taken a lot of people around the
00:17:05world lot of analys by so... price, do you think the Saudies also were
00:17:09surprised by the speed the Yemini
00:17:13forces advancement? to be
00:17:17honest, of course they were, they were really, they
00:17:21were surprised, I was talking to some
00:17:25fighters who participated and
00:17:28some soldiers who participated in the liberating
00:17:32operation the west coast, and they told me they were
00:17:35themselves surprised. how fast they they
00:17:39withdraw their their their lines and they
00:17:43didn't stand chance against the yemen armed forces, when
00:17:47i asked them about what do you think, what what was the
00:17:50reason did you did you use different tactics? did you use
00:17:54anything different differently? they said that nothing
00:17:58was different, but the reason for that rapid
00:18:02expansion for the yemen armed forces, as the
00:18:05soldiers say was just the... by god a
00:18:09blessing as described it this rav
00:18:12expansion in the west coast and still
00:18:16the advanced in different frontlines,
00:18:19including in the
00:18:23in the district that was being targeted in
00:18:27aljo, there is lot of lot of fighting going
00:18:30on there, they tried to take
00:18:34alatama but they failed. they just
00:18:38got in for five minutes and after that they were driven
00:18:41out in married the fight is still
00:18:45taking to place and they failed to advance any
00:18:49these front lines, it's was surprising
00:18:53not just for the enemy forces themselves
00:18:55and yeah of course we know that the Saudi Arabia is now
00:18:59facing immense pressure its um energy infrastructure as
00:19:03well as its military installations and they have als
00:19:07even reportedly asked President Trump to get involved uh with
00:19:11American military force and something that uh President Trump has obviously
00:19:15rejected. Do you think um this also is going to
00:19:19change the equation as of this
00:19:21moment?
00:19:26uh, we we need to state that the Saudi Arabia
00:19:30decision isn't made in Saudi Arabia, or it's not even
00:19:34made, oh god, it's uh, it is
00:19:37coordinated with the USA green line
00:19:41uh, which I don't think it has given Saudi
00:19:45Arabia, the green light to to
00:19:48go a peace negotiations with Yemen
00:19:52and the Yemanis, that's the main problem
00:19:56for the moment, you know there's been a logistics
00:20:00port from USA to to the to the
00:20:04Saudi Arabia kingdom and there is about one
00:20:08American experts in Saudi Arabia
00:20:11regarding their military hostility against
00:20:15Yemen, so I don't think anything would go forward as
00:20:19long as USA is not allowing the Saudi Arabia to
00:20:23continue its peace negotiations that
00:20:26was that was mentioned by the chief negotiator
00:20:30here in Gaman Muhammad Abdussalam saying the reason why Saudi
00:20:33Arabia did not go forward with the rude map that's been signed in.
00:20:372023, it's because as Saudis
00:20:41described it, it is a USA
00:20:44pressure, since Saudi Arabia doesn't have its own
00:20:48choice, I don't think it's we would go anywhere uh,
00:20:52it is just circling at the same, the
00:20:55same uh, i appreciate your
00:20:59reporting in dtial wazi press tv's correspondent joining us
00:21:02from the hudaida port and with that we come to the end of this news bulletin, thank
00:21:06you so much for staying with us on press
00:21:08tv.
00:21:37مامانم میگه اسمش همیشه خلیج فارس
00:21:40بوده ما بچه های خلیج فارسیم
00:21:43اینجا برای ما فقط یه دریا
00:21:46نیست هویتمونه.
00:21:50جایی که کنارش بازی می
00:21:52کنیم.
00:21:56روزیمونو ازش می گیریم.
00:22:00باهاش شادی می کنیم و با صداش آروم
00:22:03میشیم. جاییه که
00:22:07اجازه نزدیک شدن دشمنامونو بهش
00:22:10نمیدیم. و تا همیشه ازش محافظت می
00:22:14کنیم. خلیج فارس ما انگار یه کتاب
00:22:18تاریخه. هر ک از موجاش قصه های
00:22:22قدیمی سرزمینمونو تو دلش
00:22:24داره خلیج
00:22:27فارس برای همه ما
00:22:30ایرانیاست.
00:22:48اولا اینکه گفته میشه. محاصله اقتصادی آمریکا باعث
00:22:52شده که قطی به وجود بیاد خب این یه دروغ بزرگه
00:22:56چرا چون دولت ما از مدت ها قبل به فکر بوده و به
00:23:00اندازه کافی ما ذخایر مواد غذایی کالاهای اساسی رو
00:23:04ما الان داریم ثانیاً اینکه مثلاً میگن که خب ایران نفت نمی
00:23:08تونه به فروشه چطور ما نفت نمی تونه بفروشه ما تو
00:23:11همین فرصتی که محاصره توی
00:23:15مذاکرات برداشته شد مخصوصاً اون هفته
00:23:18اول ما هفته. ۸۰ میلیون بشکه نفت هر روزی ما
00:23:22یه میلیون یه میلیون نیم داریم می فروشیم پولشم می
00:23:25رسه چی مشکلی ما نداریم از طرف دیگه
00:23:29تغییر دیگری که در حقیقت به
00:23:33وجود اومده اینه که هم دولت ما هم
00:23:37بازرگانانان ما الان به طور جدی بسیج
00:23:41شدن که ما چرا اصلا تجارت ایران رو
00:23:44فقط به دریا متکی
00:23:48کردیم در اطراف ایران.
00:24:20but it isn't a new phenomenon. It
00:24:24has roots in the past decades since newspapers were the only mass
00:24:28media. Today the old tactics have
00:24:32become more complicated and of course
00:24:34scarier. They're everywhere
00:24:38with
00:24:38you.
00:24:42They even offer you free services to get your attention, but don't be
00:24:46duped. The old.
00:24:50saying goes, if you are not paying for the product, then you are the
00:24:54product,
00:25:18tonight on expos day with begin with mainstream digital media where the New York Times
00:25:22and the Hill reveal turmoil at the highest levels the
00:25:26Trump administration, from the resignation the army secretary to
00:25:30military descent over the war against Iran, then in social media we
00:25:34turn to the explosive criticism confronting Washington over
00:25:37its increasingly apologetic alignment with Zionist
00:25:40Israel. In fake news, CNN's framing of Iranian retaliation
00:25:44comes under scrutiny, while the independent offers
00:25:48remarkable glimps into the... out surrounding an overstretched US
00:25:52military and in figures we follow the numbers to Jordan
00:25:56examining the economic, security and human cost of
00:25:59hosting US forces, finally invoices Peter Benard
00:26:03and John Stewart challenge a deeply entrenched
00:26:07narrative about power and victimhood welcome
00:26:10to expose the award winning show that leaves no stone on
00:26:13turned.
00:26:20From CNN's headline flipping the chronology of us iran escalation to
00:26:24the independent exposing the extraordinary precautions
00:26:28surrounding thousands of US sailors. Today's stories reveal how...
00:26:32media framing and military conduct can tell two very different
00:26:36tales. Here are the headlines. CNN headline
00:26:40war. Iran blamed for retaliation as US strikes get
00:26:43buried. 5000 sailors 200 days at sea. Why
00:26:47pataya is preparing for more than a military
00:26:50visit?
00:26:57As western media scrumble to frame Iran's retaliation as aggression
00:27:01while overlooking. what triggered it? and as another story
00:27:05exposes the darker side of an overstretch US military, we examine
00:27:09the narratives behind the headlines. joining us a broadcast media expert
00:27:13for and analyst, welcome to you both, fuad. thank
00:27:16you far, thank you. so the US media machine is hyped once again as
00:27:20Iran retaliates to relentless US aggression,
00:27:24by targeting US assets in Arab countries, arab countries that appear
00:27:27unwilling to acknowledge simple reality. the reality is that allowing
00:27:31Washington to use your... territory and to use your bases to attack the
00:27:35Islamic Republic can make you legitimate targets and can make your territory
00:27:39part the battlefield, so our first example from CNN with
00:27:43the headline Iran attacks Jordan, Bahrain and Kuwait, defying
00:27:47Trump's warning, so notice the wording, it
00:27:49attacks, but the reality described inside the report of course
00:27:53tells a different story, so let's watch. The
00:27:57US military also says it strikes across the country, we're
00:28:01responding to Iran's. attacks on US troops in the
00:28:04region and commercial shipping in the straight of hormoz. Iran
00:28:08quickly defied President Trump's warning to not retaliate and
00:28:12launched ballistic missile attacks on Jordan, as well as we see
00:28:16here Jordan saying it intercepted 10 missiles from Iran
00:28:20and another three fell in remote areas. Kuwait and Bahrain
00:28:24say they intercepted drone attacks from
00:28:26Iran. CNN's Kevin Liptach is joining us right now from
00:28:30the White House. What are you hearing? kevin this morning from the
00:28:34administration? well, president Trump certainly does not sound
00:28:38like a man a hurry to get this conflict over with, despite uh
00:28:42the spike in oil prices and despite concerns from many of his republican
00:28:45allies that this could hurt them in the mid-term elections. this
00:28:49latest round of tensions began on Sunday when the
00:28:53US attacked Iranian positions on Larach Island that it
00:28:56said we're preparing to launch uh mines into the straight of
00:29:00Formus
00:29:01that prompted Iranian retaliation, which prompted US retaliation, which
00:29:05prompted Iranian retaliation, back to this familiar
00:29:09pattern of back and for strikes that has drawn in almost every
00:29:12country in the region uh that houses those tens of thousands
00:29:16of US
00:29:17troops.
00:29:21so the headline places Iran at the beginning the chain of aggression, but if you
00:29:25listen carefully to CNN's own reporter, you hear the contradiction?
00:29:29yeah, actually, you now, Kevin Liptach, CNN's reporter,
00:29:32acknowledges actually that the sequence began with the US attacking Iranian positions
00:29:36on larak island and which was followed by Iranian
00:29:40retaliation and followed by then another US retaliation so even
00:29:43CNN's own reporting is contradicting the simplistic framing of
00:29:47Iran as the initiator okay which makes the headline
00:29:51particularly revealing uh sema i mean the um
00:29:54audiences or audience sees Iran attacks Jordan
00:29:58as far as highlighting Bahrain and Kuwait but the report itself
00:30:02describes the cycle triggered by a US attack, the contact is
00:30:06buried beneath the headline in the story, and this is
00:30:10actually miraculously how propaganda can continue to operate without
00:30:13inventing facts, so you selectively frame them, the words that are spoken during the
00:30:17report, tell one story, but the headline its own is priming
00:30:21viewers to absorb another, even if you're presenting them with reality, which is let's say the
00:30:25US initiated, yes, sailors arrive after 200
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