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00:00:21of press tv: Iran's top security official says the only way for
00:00:25the US to get out
00:00:26of the predicament it has created is to accept even.
00:00:31of conditions, of yemen war Saudi Arabia
00:00:35that any escalation against the country will be
00:00:37of met with stronger response and increases the price the
00:00:41read will have to pay
00:00:45and four people have been killed in a US strike on an alleged drug
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00:01:10Hello of and welcome, you've tuning to Press TV world news
00:01:13of live from Tehran, with me Zainab Zakaria, thank you so much for joining
00:01:16of us. Iran's top security official
00:01:20says if the United States
00:01:22of really intends to get out
00:01:23of the dire situation it has created in West Asia, it has
00:01:27other way but to accept even's conditions. Major
00:01:30of General
00:01:31of Mohen
00:01:31of Razi said
00:01:32of in a social media post that Iran has announced seven conditions to
00:01:36the US government for the start of any negotiations.
00:01:40of Head that Tehran's message is clear and unambiguous, Washington
00:01:44wants to get out
00:01:45of the predicament
00:01:45it is created. It has no
00:01:48in choice but to accept
00:01:49of Iran's rights and conditions. Earlier Raz he said an
00:01:53of exclusive interview that Iran has sent its seven conditions for
00:01:56ending the war to the US via Qatar and is a waiting.
00:02:00the response of from
00:02:05of of Washington, he said the conditions include stopping the wars on all front, releasing all of Iran's frozen assets and termination
00:02:09of the US naval blockade on Iran, he won that in
00:02:13case of new war, Iran will strike US basis and interest in the
00:02:16region with greater
00:02:18of force. Raza, he added that Iran is aware
00:02:20of the US military's vulnerabilities and is more prepared than ever to counter
00:02:24it, he asserted the US
00:02:26of president Donald Trump's threat will need no result in Iran is...
00:02:30appeared for any decisive, appeared for any
00:02:34of decisive
00:02:38war. And to discuss this developing story and more, we now joined by our
00:02:42colleague Ali Rizza Akbi here in the studio with us in Tehran. Welcome
00:02:45to the
00:02:47of program, um, Alaraza, the question is that
00:02:50Iran's position has remained
00:02:54really stable from the
00:02:55of beginning
00:02:56of the war, I mean there is not much difference in what...
00:03:00Iran is demanding now for the um you know for
00:03:03negotiation to restart and what it said before even
00:03:07negotiation started after the war was launched in
00:03:09February. Actually I have to say
00:03:13yeah this is right that once again we are seeing that the Islamic Republic of
00:03:17Iran is exercising very firm
00:03:20of stance in its foreign policy and uh the latest
00:03:24of remarks we had from the Iranian
00:03:26of security chief general Mohsen Riz. very
00:03:30important that we have to take a
00:03:32of look to different dimensions from his speech and his
00:03:35exclusive interview that was aired yesterday. I can say that
00:03:39from the one side, the Islamic Republic of Iran shows
00:03:42of a very
00:03:43of clear path how to end this war. it is very simple,
00:03:47Washington should adhere and to the terms that it was committed
00:03:51and it was used to be committed, the islamob memorandum of
00:03:55understanding, and from the other side, as we can understand from
00:03:58the... remarks by General Razi, the
00:04:02cost
00:04:03of the continuation of this war by the United States is
00:04:06very clear, because from the one side general reiz stated
00:04:10that the Washington regime should stop the war on all
00:04:14fronts, the the release of Iranian frozen assets
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00:04:18of the US to the terms that it was signed in islam
00:04:22mou from the other side we can say that he also
00:04:26mentioned this is very important that the Iranian armed. forces are
00:04:30fully prepared, we know the
00:04:32of weak points
00:04:33of the US and Israeli regime, and the third major point from
00:04:37his speech was the the doctrine
00:04:39of the Islamic Republic of Iran in terms of its nuclear
00:04:43program, he reiterated that the Islamic Republic is fully
00:04:47committed to the fatwa that was
00:04:49in issued by the marty leader regarding not use
00:04:52of the mass
00:04:54a killing weapons and the not use of nuclear bomb,
00:04:57but he also
00:04:59of continued that... the irans committed to
00:05:05of of the NPT and the continuation
00:05:05of the Irans kind of being
00:05:09adheered to the
00:05:11of terms of empity
00:05:12of depends. totally on the behavior the US and Israeli
00:05:15regimes, so it shows that we know how to end this war, the
00:05:19path is very clear and it shows that they have to be committed to
00:05:23their terms and if they continue their naval blockade,
00:05:27their war on all fronts and the continuation of this aggression,
00:05:31the cost will be very clear, and uh this was the thing that I can
00:05:35understand from Iranian security chiefs remarks,
00:05:38right? and and if if we look at how the war is transpired over the...
00:05:42last couple of months, let's not forget the Trump and his administration
00:05:46said that it was supposed to be for three weeks, four weeks at the max, it's now
00:05:50entering its seventh month and it has now become even wider
00:05:54uh the war uh that was started by the Americans, do you feel like
00:05:57from the American side, there is standing
00:06:01that standing that sticking to
00:06:04the Islamabad is the only way to end this, Islamabad
00:06:08is the only way to end this war, restart this aggression again.
00:06:13this aggression again as quickly as you can please. yeah, actually
00:06:16I can say that from the side of Tehran, as we, as I said
00:06:20before, Tehuan exercises very clear and
00:06:24stable demands and it is committed to its
00:06:27terms, but from the side of Washington regime time and again we
00:06:31have seen that the Donald Trump administration, they are shifting
00:06:35their stances on social media, you are seeing different
00:06:39contradictory remarks by uh Donald Trump special. few days
00:06:43ago he said the war with Iran will be ended within a few weeks and
00:06:46later he said I will destroy Iran and these kind of shifts in
00:06:50opinions from Washington regime shows in my perspective this
00:06:54is kind of as General Mohsen used a very
00:06:58great terminology here they are stuck a quick mayer that
00:07:01they made it and they don't know how to go out of this right
00:07:05from i cannot say that they they have already understood
00:07:09that if they remain committed.
00:07:12to the terms of islamabad mou, so the war will be ended, still i
00:07:16think they are looking for some other ways to push their demands and
00:07:20they're seeking still some military options on their
00:07:24table, but we have seen that in the last few months that the
00:07:28military option or the naval blockade or economical
00:07:31economic pressure on the Islamic Republic they cannot work
00:07:35and they have shown that the only way to end this war is
00:07:39uh
00:07:40that they have to be commit to their terms, nothing
00:07:44else, we'll have to leave it there, that is our
00:07:46colleague joining us in the studio here with us to give us
00:07:50insight into
00:07:52you know what's been discussed online, we'll be bringing you more on that story as it
00:07:55develops. moving on with the news, yemen's government
00:07:59spokesperson has won Saudi Arabia that any escalation against the Yemani people in
00:08:03territory will be met with stronger and more forceful
00:08:06response. Omar Al-Bakhaiti said Yemen's armed
00:08:10forces will not hesitate to deliver the... harshes blow to the saudi
00:08:14enemy to deter its criminal aggression and escalations against
00:08:18the country, he added that Saudi regime recours to daish
00:08:21style tactic, including criminal bombing of targeting
00:08:25civilians in Sanat, reflects its brutal
00:08:28regime. Bukait emphasized that continued
00:08:32escalation the Saudi government, crimes against the Yemani people who
00:08:36only increase the price it will have to pay. He also rejected Riya's
00:08:40allegation that Yemen's attack on the... police city of Makka calling
00:08:44it's a lie the century, the one and came after Yemen's army
00:08:48spokesperson announced two operations on Saudi target with
00:08:52ballistic and cruise missiles as well as drones. Yaya said he
00:08:56said the operation hit sensitive sites in the Saudi Capital
00:08:59Riyard and Haramko facilities in
00:09:02Yambor
00:09:06academic and researcher Jim kaverner says
00:09:09ansarullah has done a great job of advancing it. interest in
00:09:13Yemen and has not submitted to Saudi Arabia's
00:09:16expansionistic policies in the
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00:09:22The Encerala has done a great job of
00:09:26advancing its interest in the country and it's moved to the straight
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00:09:33now on the offensive, it
00:09:35really launched attack against Riyad that's dangerous
00:09:39and effective. So they have.
00:09:44have demonstrated, they they forced the the capitulation of large numbers of troops
00:09:48and they are entrenching their
00:09:51position, so this is a dangerous situation,
00:09:55uh, you know Muhammad bin Salman came out yesterday or today and said, well we
00:09:59could have gotten rid of, won the war in Yemen a week if we hadn't
00:10:03been so kind, so so concerned about the Yemani people,
00:10:07which is a bunch of nonsense, they've
00:10:08been...
00:10:13keeping Yemen under sanction and under
00:10:16a bcade for years, they've killed many people,
00:10:20but now we have a situation again, now that
00:10:24Ansara is not just reacting, but
00:10:26acting pre preemptively and effectively. The
00:10:30United States has to make it. The United States has to make decision
00:10:34about what it's going to do. Can it abide?
00:10:38Uh, Saudi Arabia will not does not want to abide
00:10:41Yemen, uh, Ansarala taking over Yemen, and it's a danger to the
00:10:45Al Sau
00:10:46dynasty. The
00:10:50US military has attacked another alleged drug smuggling vessel in
00:10:54the Caribbean. killing four people, the military southern
00:10:57command said it is targeted the vessel along the known smuggling
00:11:01route, however no evidence has been provided to show that
00:11:04it was carrying drugs. the latest attacks bring to over
00:11:08230 the number of people who have been killed in such
00:11:12strikes by the US military in the Caribbean and eastern
00:11:15Pacific. since the campaign started in September last year
00:11:19around 70 strikes on alleged drug trafficking boats have been
00:11:23recorded in those areas.
00:11:29US president Donald Trump's move to ban several media outlets from the
00:11:33white house is drawn serious backlash from media outlets and
00:11:36journalist rights groups and journalist rights
00:11:39groups. Trump claim with CNN, MSM
00:11:43now and political reports fake news. The
00:11:46white house correspondent association with represent hundreds of house called
00:11:50the ban evaluation journalists who cover the White House called
00:11:54the and violation the first amendment the US session of
00:11:58access to the White House for banned media
00:12:01outlets, saying the first amendment ensurings freedom the
00:12:05press. It said US courts have repeatedly held
00:12:09that once the White House provide access to journalists,
00:12:13it cannot deny that access arbitrarily obays on
00:12:17the content the reporting. The ban outlets have also lashed
00:12:21out a Trump's ban highlighting their constitutional right.
00:12:25to report without government interference, the New York Times
00:12:29and Washington Post have also condemned Trump's moves
00:12:33another retaliatory and unconstitutional threat,
00:12:37saying their access to the White House is non-negotiable
00:12:40constitutional
00:12:41rights.
00:12:47Investigative journalis Rick Stallin says Trump is violating
00:12:51both international law and US domestic laws. which is
00:12:55why it does not want anyone reporting on
00:12:57it.
00:13:02Trump is violating international law of course all over
00:13:06the place with their deadly blockade of energy to
00:13:09Cuba with the kidnapping the president of
00:13:13Venezuela with killing people in boats in the
00:13:16Caribbean and with the illegal
00:13:20war on on Iran. So Trump is
00:13:24violating. international law left and right
00:13:27and now he's violating us domestic law left and right
00:13:31uh and the people who are trying to um challenge him
00:13:34or or or question what he's doing are are
00:13:38feeling feeling the weight of his of his
00:13:41power but this power is really um
00:13:45in question now even the stars and stripes publication
00:13:49the military uh the trump editor and
00:13:53publisher the editor and publisher uh uh
00:13:56fired recently in in August, in fact, uh, even
00:14:00Fox News, which is the most right-wing and conservative
00:14:04Republican leaning outlet, even they featured some
00:14:07criticism the Trump move. Um, it it he
00:14:11lies constantly, he goes on truth social to issue
00:14:15his dictates, and uh, fewer and
00:14:19fewer people people are believing it, and he's a uh
00:14:22really uh, more and more people are are thinking. thinking that
00:14:26President Trump is a disgrace to the United
00:14:28States. Ukrainian armed
00:14:32forces have launched a drone attack a facility near the Russian capital Moscow
00:14:36amed deadly escalation intention over the past week.
00:14:40Moscow officials confirm the attack that hit premises the Moscow oil
00:14:43refinery. The strike damaged the sites, although no
00:14:46casualties are reported yet. Social media footage showed
00:14:50fires burning in the distance and plooms of smoke rising from the
00:14:54facility. Meanwhile, a Russian air strike hit a shopping
00:14:58center in Eastern Ukraine city of Napole. The attack
00:15:02triggered a large blaze that damaged building and injured at least two
00:15:06people. Both Russia and Ukraine have escalated long range
00:15:10strikes against each other in recent months. The strikes have
00:15:13mainly targeted infrastructure including warehouses, energy
00:15:17facilities and industrial
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00:15:24Islamabad. has hosted a ceremony to mark the second matchudom
00:15:27anniversary the late Hisbullah leader Said Hasan
00:15:31Nasullah. Political figures, parliamentarians, religious
00:15:34scholars, diplomats, and members of civil soc society
00:15:38attended the gathering and paid tribute to NASA's role in the
00:15:42resistance movement and his support for Palestine. Press
00:15:45TV has
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00:15:52Two years after his assassination.
00:15:54Sayyad Hasan Nasrullah was remembered in Pakistan as a prominent figure
00:15:58the regional resistance movement. The ceremony in Islamabad
00:16:02brought together political and religious figures, students and members
00:16:06of civil society.
00:17:08becoming one the most prominent figures associated with
00:17:11Lebanon.
00:17:17The axis of resistance has created a new life, new spirit
00:17:21and new passion among the oppressed people across the world,
00:17:25and within this spirit, while Imam Komaini has played a role under
00:17:29the shadow of that legacy, Sayed Hasan Nasralah through
00:17:33his nearly 32 years of collective struggle accomplished something
00:17:36remarkable. He took the ideas and thinking the entire resistance movement
00:17:40out of a particular geography across the world, speak across the
00:17:44world. Speakers at the ceremony said, Nasrullah's
00:17:48legacy could not be separated from the Palestinian issue and the
00:17:52wider regional struggle against Israeli occupation.
00:17:56Ye duniya me logo ne dekha. The world has witnessed what is been
00:18:00happening following the marturdum of Hassan Nasralla, including the ongoing
00:18:03developments in Lebanon, Gaza and Palestine and the H
00:18:07who are currently engaged in resistance in Yemen. The world has seen that
00:18:11people's fear the major powers like the United States has now disappeared.
00:18:15At this time all the oppressed people and all nations are standing with the leader from
00:18:19within. Hisbullah secretary general Sheikh Naim Kasim
00:18:23also addressed the gathering through a televised message you on the path of
00:18:26Hasan Nasrullah and you on the path of Hasan Nasrullah and stand with
00:18:30Palestine. The anniversary the matterdam of Say Hasan
00:18:34Nasurulah has provided an opportunity in Islamabad.
00:18:56Israeli forces and settlers abducted and injured more palestinians in
00:19:00fresh violence rates towns and cities across the occupied west
00:19:04bank, eight palestinians were abducted by Israeli forces from two
00:19:08villages south of Alkalil after settlers attacked Palestinian
00:19:12Civilians in those villages Unian civilians in those villages
00:19:16to steal their livestock. Settlers also caught the main water line
00:19:20supplying the villages depriving around 700 residents
00:19:23of drinking water. Several Palestinians including women and
00:19:27children were also abducted from village west. Another group of regime troops
00:19:31set up a military checkpoint a major bridge stopping
00:19:35Palestinians vehicles and disrupting. the movement in the
00:19:38area. meanwile, several Palestinians suffered suffocation after
00:19:42Israeli settlers, protected by regime forces, attacked
00:19:46them with paper spray near the entrance of al-Mugyyar
00:19:49town, northeast of Ramala. the
00:19:53settlers then attacked the ambulance that rush to the area to provide medical
00:19:57assistance to the injured Palestinians causing material
00:20:01damage to the
00:20:01vehicle.
00:20:07Joseph. of breaking news before we continue, Iran's parliament speaker
00:20:10says hormostrate will not reopen until US
00:20:13accepts Tehran's condition, that's just a piece of breaking news that you
00:20:17can see on your screen there. A protest match is taking
00:20:21place in Tunesia's capital with protesters demanding the release of members
00:20:25of Global Sumud Flotilla will remain in
00:20:29detention. Press TV's Iskander Nohar has report from
00:20:32Tunis. Hundreds
00:20:36the... operators took the streets of central turis
00:20:40calling for the release of members the global summod flotella
00:20:44activists remain in detention, the marsh begun in
00:20:48front the headquarters the tin. national syndicate of
00:20:51journalists before heading towards
00:20:55avenue, civil society groups and political activists
00:20:58organized the demonstration as part the ongoing calls for
00:21:02the release the detained activists whose
00:21:05supporters say have been held in connection with their
00:21:09activities in support the palestinian
00:21:12cause.
00:21:20the release the members the sumut flotilla who are on hunger strike and have been
00:21:24in prison for months. this contradicts the position the
00:21:27tunesian people.
00:21:31organizers say today's demonstration comes as part
00:21:35of series of mobilization seeking the release
00:21:38the activists. supporters the detaines
00:21:42maintain that there is no evidence proving their
00:21:45involvement any wrong doing related to their
00:21:49activities.
00:21:50of continued mobilization
00:21:56is the
00:21:58This march to the result secure release the sumod flotilla activists, especially since
00:22:02there is no evidence implicating the activists in connection with what they organized in
00:22:06support the Palestinian cause. The case has
00:22:10also drawn attention because of reports detained
00:22:14activists have been on hunger strike for several
00:22:17days. Protesters say that... the demonstration is
00:22:21intended not only to demand their release, but also to
00:22:25reaffirm what they describe as continued popular
00:22:29support for the palestinian
00:22:30cause. we are
00:22:34sending message to tunisian in international public opinion. we
00:22:38demand the release the sumood flotilla activists. we also
00:22:42stress that since October 7th we've continued to defend the
00:22:45Palestinian resistance, and that releasing these activists
00:22:49is...
00:22:50say organizers
00:22:54for the
00:22:55release
00:23:01detained
00:23:04the they demand activists. intend to continue their mobilization until
00:23:08their demands are addressed. protesters are
00:23:12gathering here in Tunis demanding the release of detained
00:23:15members the flotella who have reportedly been on
00:23:20strike for several days organized by several civil
00:23:23society groups and political parties. this demonstration
00:23:27is drawing significant attention as participants call
00:23:31for their release. iskandar nawar reporting for press
00:23:35tv from tunis.
00:23:39israel continues it attacks across the ghaza strip killing more
00:23:43palestinians including women and children. in the late women and
00:23:46children. in the latest attacks a 10-year-old girl was killed.
00:23:57She was playing with other children when the attack took place, she was shot
00:24:00in the head. May was only 10 years old, she was a
00:24:04child full of energy and life. No place is safe for
00:24:08our children, even when they play, they're targeted and
00:24:12killed. Today, May
00:24:14was supposed to be at
00:24:15her school on the first day the educational year, but she was
00:24:18killed. For years. we have been living under this
00:24:21injustice and brutality while the whole world
00:24:25watches
00:24:26silently. in Sheikh
00:24:29Radhawan neighborhood west of Gaza City, an Israeli air strike targeted a
00:24:33civilian vehicle killing three palestinians injuring several
00:24:37others. separate attack hit Jabalia refugee camp in northern
00:24:41Gaza, killing Basher Albushir, the son of
00:24:45Gaza's health minister, Munir Al-Basir. Another
00:24:48Palestinian was killed in attack on Shujaya neighborhood in Gaza
00:24:52City, bringing the dead toe from the attack since this morning to
00:24:55six. The latest attacks came as the dead tool from Israel's
00:24:59genocidal war on Gaza since October 2023
00:25:03surpasses
00:25:0473,900.
00:25:11With that brings us to the end of this world news bulletin on press
00:25:13if you thank you so much for staying with us. Goodbye for
00:25:15now.
00:25:35When you are born on Iranian soil, something is born with you, the
00:25:39belief that a homeland is not merely a place to live, but
00:25:42sometimes a place you must be willing to die for. The roots of this
00:25:46belief can be found even in the legends of Iran, and perhaps... No
00:25:50legend expresses it more powerfully than the story of Arash.
00:25:54After the war between Iran and Turan, it is decided that Iran's
00:25:58new frontier will be determined by the flight of a single arrow.
00:26:02Iraq: Stands atop mount Damavon. He puts all his
00:26:05strength, all his life into the arrow and releases it.
00:26:09Arash dies, but the arrow flies on. Where did it
00:26:12land? To find the answer, we must leave legend behind and
00:26:16enter history. 3:30-BC, Alexander had
00:26:20crushed nearly every major power in his path and was advancing toward
00:26:24Presepolus. At the Persian gate, Ario Barzanis stood
00:26:28with around 700 warriors against an army of more than
00:26:3110,000. They knew that if they resisted, they would die, but
00:26:35they chose an honorable death over life under domination.
00:26:39They stopped Alexander's first assault and forced him to retreat,
00:26:43and for the generations that followed, they left behind a legacy.
00:26:46Resistance means knowing that you may lose your life, yet refusing to
00:26:50let an enemy cross your land without paying a price. Two
00:26:54centuries later, this time Rome came from the west. In
00:26:5753 BC, Crasses invaded Parthian territory with
00:27:01vast. army facing him stood young commander,
00:27:05syrena, with his mounted archers and a thousand, with his mounted
00:27:08archers and a thousand camels carrying an endless supply of
00:27:12arrows, syrena filled the the Roman army suffered one the most
00:27:16devastating defeats in its history, but for Iranians
00:27:19land is not the only frontier, the sea is a frontier
00:27:23too. at the beginning the 16th century, the Portuguese
00:27:27seized Hormus, a small island at the entrance to the Persian
00:27:30Gulf, whose control meant command over one the most important trade
00:27:34roots between east and west, they built fortresses, they brought
00:27:38cannons, and they remained for more than a century. in
00:27:411622, Iranian forces under the command of imam
00:27:45kolikan reached hormus. after a hard fought
00:27:49siege, portuguese power in Hormus was broken and the island
00:27:52was retaken, but the Persian Gulf never
00:27:56disappeared from the ambitions of colonial powers. in
00:28:001915, British forces oc
00:28:03Against an army backed by warships, artillery, and the power of one
00:28:07the world's greatest empires, the people of southern Iran stood with
00:28:11simple rifles. Their resistance was led by a man named
00:28:15Rais Ali Delvari. During the months of occupation, he
00:28:19organized the resistance the people of Tangistan. For Rais
00:28:23Ali, the question was never how many soldiers stood on either
00:28:26side. The principle was simple: Iranian soil is not
00:28:30negotiable, even if defending it. costs your life. Rais
00:28:34Ali was eventually martered in that struggle. September 3rd,
00:28:38the anniversary of his marterdom is commemorated in Iran as the
00:28:42National Day of struggle against British colonialism, but the
00:28:45resistance did not end with his death. Years later, British
00:28:49forces finally left Bucher, yet the ambitions of foreign
00:28:53powers toward Iran did not end
00:28:55there. Because Iran also had
00:28:59oil. For decades, much of Iran's oil industry remained.
00:29:02under the influence of a British company until
00:29:051951, Mohammed Mosadeg stood against
00:29:08threats, political pressure and economic pressure and declared,
00:29:12Iran's oil must belong to Iran. The oil industry was
00:29:16nationalized. Two years later, a coup backed directly by the
00:29:20United States and Britain overthrough his government. Mosadeg was
00:29:24removed from power and spent the remaining years of his life in
00:29:27imprisonment and house arrest, but one demand could no longer be
00:29:31erased. Iran's wealth must remain in Iranian
00:29:34hands, land, water,
00:29:38oil, but now the issue is no longer only land,
00:29:42water, or oil, it is something greater than all them,
00:29:45independence. The question of who has the right to decide Iran's
00:29:49future. In June, 2025, the United States
00:29:53directly attacked Iran's nuclear facilities, and since February
00:29:572026, Iran has been engaged in direct military
00:30:01confrontation with the United. states and Israel. For months,
00:30:04military and economic pressure has continued, but Iran has never
00:30:08been willing to trade its independence for temporary peace.
00:30:12Bows, arrows and horses have given way to launchers,
00:30:15missiles, tanks, drones
00:30:19and fighter jets. But the
00:30:23blood of Arash still runs through Iranian veins. And
00:30:27now, let us return. And now, let us return to the same
00:30:30question. Where did Arasha's? arrow land, the arrow all the
00:30:34way to the banks the Axis river. Arash lost his
00:30:38life, but he did not allow the enemy to decide
00:30:41Iran's fate, and that legacy
00:30:45passed from one generation
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