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00:00:23Arabia that any escalation against the country will be met with stronger responses
00:00:27and increases the price that Riyad has. to
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00:00:34and four people have been killed in US strikes on
00:00:37of alleged drug trafficking boat in the
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00:01:00a Hello and welcome to tuning
00:01:05of to Press TV world news live from Tehran with me Zainab Zakaria, thank you for joining
00:01:08us. Iran's parliament speaker says the straight of
00:01:12vote moves won't reopen as long as the
00:01:14of country's conditions are not met.
00:01:16of When Muhammad Khalib said the US must
00:01:19of abide by its
00:01:20of commitment under the Islamabad memorandum of understanding and recognize the Iranian
00:01:24nation's inelable rights. He said Iran is clearly
00:01:28and explicitly conveyed. terms to the other side, true
00:01:32of mediators and in that Tehran's position is clear, rational and
00:01:35non-negotiable. Holeb the enemy must understand
00:01:39that the part of deception
00:01:40of and unilateral imposition is closed, his remarks came after
00:01:44Iran's top security officials, major general Minsin Razi
00:01:47announced that Tehran had conveyed seven conditions to the
00:01:51US as prerequisite for any talks. Razi said
00:01:55Washington has not as no choice but to accept Iran's
00:01:58conditions if it was. to get out
00:02:00of the dire
00:02:01of situation it has created in the
00:02:03region.
00:02:07Yemen's government spokesperson has won Saudi Arabia that any
00:02:10escalation against the Yemani people and territory will be
00:02:14met with stronger and more forceful response. Omar
00:02:18al-Bakaiti said Yemani armed forces will not
00:02:21of hesitate to deliver the harshest blows to the Saudi enemy to
00:02:25deter its criminal aggression and escalation against the
00:02:29country. against the
00:02:31of country, of of course to die style tactic,
00:02:34including criminal bombing, targeting civilians in senah
00:02:38reflects
00:02:39of its brutal nature
00:02:40of emphasized that continued escalation
00:02:46of of the saudi regime's crimes against the yemani people will only increase the price it will have to pay. it also
00:02:50rejected riyad's allegation about yemen's attack on the holy
00:02:54city of Makkah, calling it the lie
00:02:56of the century. his wining came
00:02:59of after yemani spokesperson announced two operations on
00:03:03saudi targets with ballistic
00:03:05and cruise missiles as well
00:03:06as drones. yeah yesterday said the operation hit
00:03:10sensitive sites in Saudi's capital Riyard and Adamko
00:03:14facilities in
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00:03:20of academic and researcher Jim Kavernor says
00:03:24insar has done a great job of advancing its interest in
00:03:28Yemen and has not submitted. to Saudi Arabia's
00:03:31expansionist policies in the
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00:03:37The
00:03:38of Enceralla has uh done a great job of advancing its interest in the
00:03:42country and it's moved to the straight
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00:03:45Bob Almanda straight and it's now
00:03:48you know on the offensive, it really launched attack
00:03:52against Riyad that's dangerous
00:03:55of and effective. So they have
00:03:57of demonstrated, they they forced the... the
00:04:00capitulation of large numbers of troops and they
00:04:04are entrenching their position,
00:04:06of so of this is a dangerous situation. uh, you know, Muhammad
00:04:10bin Salman came out
00:04:11a yesterday or today and said, well, we could have gotten rid
00:04:14of of, won the war in Yemen
00:04:16in a week, if we hadn't been so kind, so so
00:04:19of concerned about the Yemen people, which is a bunch of nonsense, they've
00:04:25of been
00:04:27of uh, of keeping Yemen at sanction and
00:04:30under a blocade for years,
00:04:33of they've killed many people, but now we have a situation
00:04:37again, now that Arala is not just reacting,
00:04:40but acting preemptively and
00:04:43effectively, the west, the United States
00:04:47has to make decision about what it's going to do, can it
00:04:52a abide uh, Saudi Arabia will
00:04:54a not does not want to abide
00:04:57of Yemen Sarala taking over Yemen, and it's a danger to...
00:05:03US military has attacked another
00:05:06of alleged drug smuggling vessel in the Caribbean killing four in the
00:05:10Caribbean killing four
00:05:12of people. a the military southern command said it targeted the vessel
00:05:15along the known smuggling route, however no evidence has been
00:05:19provided to show that it was carrying ring to over
00:05:23230 the number of people who have been killed in such
00:05:26strikes by the US military in the Caribbean and eastern
00:05:29Pacific. Since the campaign started in September last year,
00:05:33around 70 strikes on alleged drug trafficking boats have been
00:05:37recorded in those
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00:06:02Hello and welcome to news review on Press TV where today
00:06:06we'll be looking at some the issues that is happening, US President Donald
00:06:10Trump's move to ban several media outlets from the white
00:06:14house has drawn serious backlash from media outlets and journalist rights
00:06:18groups. Trump claimed that CNN, MS Now
00:06:22and Political Report, fake news. The white house correspondent
00:06:25association, which represent hundreds of journalists who covered
00:06:29the White House called the banner violation the first amendment the US
00:06:33constitution. The association called for immediate restortion
00:06:37of access to the White House for banned media
00:06:40outlet, saying the first. amendment insrines freedom
00:06:44the press, it said US courts have repeatedly
00:06:48held that once the white house provide access to
00:06:52journalists, it cannot deny that access abituary or
00:06:55based on the content of your reporting. the band outlets of
00:06:59also lashed out at Trump's ban highlighting their constitutional
00:07:03right to report without governmental
00:07:06interference. the New York Times and Washington Post have
00:07:10also condemned Trump's move - another retaliatory and
00:07:14unconstitutional threat, saying the access to the white
00:07:18house is non-negotiable constitutional rights
00:07:21and
00:07:28to review that and more we now joined by
00:07:31our guest ali schlanger spokesperson for
00:07:34international shayer institute is joining us from postdam
00:07:38germany and also by saying abbas journalist and political
00:07:42commentator joining us from London, welcome to the program
00:07:46gentlemen, um, I mean it's a weird world we live in, because
00:07:50for most of us, all of our lives, we were told that one thing that is
00:07:53unique to the United States is the unique to the United States is
00:07:57the freedom to be able to say whatever you want, and it got to the point
00:08:01where minds about um,
00:08:03you know, disrespecting personality,
00:08:07slander or even insulting
00:08:10profits, because the united... and people in the west always
00:08:14tells us that freedom of speech is shrined in the
00:08:18constitution, and now we have a president
00:08:22that is banning journalist from coming to the white
00:08:25house, exactly for that reason, I'm going to post that
00:08:28question to Mr. Arley in in
00:08:31Germany, what's happening in the
00:08:33US? Well, this is an act of
00:08:37desperation, the midterm elections are less than six weeks
00:08:41away, president Trump is in trouble in the polls
00:08:44and the media has a responsibility to
00:08:48present all sides. The whole idea of freedom the press
00:08:51is that if you disagree, you have another way of answering,
00:08:55and of course the president has the what Teddy Roosevelt called the bully
00:08:59pulpet, he can talk directly to the American people, and he does
00:09:03that, but now he's trying to assert his
00:09:07authority over the constitutional rights the media,
00:09:11and this is... step too far toward
00:09:13dictatorship, and i expect the courts will overturn this, but in
00:09:17the meantime it indicates the desperation of trying
00:09:21to change the narrative about the failure to
00:09:25succeed with the goals the Iran war, the
00:09:29failure to get peace in Ukraine, the effect the
00:09:32economy and so on, so the the president is is
00:09:36doing this out of desperation.
00:09:39okay, our guest in Germany saying "this is
00:09:43born out
00:09:44of desperation,
00:09:45but as media person,
00:09:46the decline and the the decline and the we
00:09:50so we cannot, we so we cannot independence, your
00:09:54own by congl independence, your own by conglomerates,
00:09:58that is very well known, and when you're own by conglam them, you
00:10:01have you know a line you have to toe,
00:10:05but what has led to the point where the sitting president
00:10:09the united state is banning media from" coming to
00:10:13the white house to cover what's happening as we get close to the
00:10:17election when one the biggest laws in the United
00:10:21States is the freedom of expression and your ability to be able to
00:10:25say whatever you want, well within the framework the
00:10:28law. well, first of all, i have to challenge
00:10:31the notion the freedom of expression in the first place,
00:10:34because there is a freedom of
00:10:38expression within parameters. mean, during the COVID crisis, you could
00:10:42say certain things across social media, across mainstream legacy
00:10:46media, and then is also the the way that the media frames arguments
00:10:50and narratives. there are certain narratives which are given greater precedence and
00:10:53others, are experts who rolled in who confirm
00:10:57particular narratives and the ones who oppose them aren't necessarily
00:11:01there to to fight them robastly, in fact it it's gone to the point where there were
00:11:05witchunks for so many narratives that the media
00:11:08didn't really want express now who is the
00:11:11media uh CNN and I'll come to Trump and in
00:11:15this particular collision but my my colleague has kind of given
00:11:19intro but we need a bit more context and I think you have to
00:11:23first of all understand that uh
00:11:35now who are these companies? they're the same behind most the
00:11:39the American administration, so politics and media in America
00:11:43is not free, it's
00:11:44got a huge control element going on in the
00:11:48background, the ownerships have vested interests, they have their own politics
00:11:52and Donald Trump is also part and parcel Donald Trump isn't
00:11:56somebody opposes vanguard or state street or
00:12:00the uh uh thech the uh
00:12:02the techno feudal capitalists
00:12:05he's part of
00:12:05me says yes okay we're going to see the theater and the drama
00:12:09here and then make it look like
00:12:11sort of opposing sides and Trump has always fallen into this
00:12:15real uh love hate relationship with the press and particularly with CNN and
00:12:19politico there's a sustained hostility legal
00:12:22action and now of course he's going. for this uh this
00:12:26limiting them coming to the white house, but i see it as largely
00:12:30theater, yes it will, it does play to the matter audience is that he
00:12:34attacks the CNN guys because they're normally supposed to
00:12:37be left and he's he's on the right, so to some
00:12:41extent yes it plays to that, but overall the reality is most of this
00:12:45divided sp, most the the the politics in the US is very
00:12:49limited and constricted by these very forces and actually playing good
00:12:53cop and bad cop whether you're washington. or the CNN, they all believe
00:12:56in wars, forever wars, they all back imper american
00:13:00imperialism, they all love uh the the rate
00:13:04plunder and pillaging the global south, they're all on
00:13:08board with with Trump or Biden in terms of all
00:13:11their
00:13:13pro establishment status and they're certainly not against the
00:13:17politic political economic power houses that actually run
00:13:20America. Okay, let's go back to Germany with Mr.
00:13:24Schleinger. um, if if I understood what our guest in London
00:13:27said clearly, it's that this is all theatrix right, and let's say we
00:13:31do accept to lagic extend that this is theatrix,
00:13:35however they are president, are they not? uh, we've seen the
00:13:38US president, especially this administration, broken so many
00:13:42rules that it's no longer, you know, brow raising when you
00:13:46hear certain things that he does, this is a president that went and
00:13:50stole another president from a country uh, spoke about
00:13:54the fact that... the oil and the resources and that country belongs to him,
00:13:58recently announced you know an agreement uh with uh Greenland
00:14:02about uh you know taking over the security of that
00:14:05nation and now we're having him at home regardless of what we think
00:14:09of what the mainstream media is in the US banning them from
00:14:13coming because it disagrees with um
00:14:16you know what you're saying or what you're writing about him where is this
00:14:19going to lead the US because let's not forget and the contest here
00:14:23is the last time President Donald Trump lost uh
00:14:27the election, we saw the uprising or or what is referred to as
00:14:31the riot the insurrection um by his supporters, this
00:14:35new election is very important and now we're beginning to
00:14:38see the president banning media, where
00:14:42is the US politics heading internally of
00:14:45course? well your guest in London is absolutely right
00:14:49about the fraud the freedom the press and in fact
00:14:53what the the media is owned by about six large
00:14:57corporate cartels, but also if you look at the cancel culture,
00:15:01that what's used to control the uh so-called podcast
00:15:04world, the opposition world, it's all contained within certain
00:15:08axiomatic framework that the US has a right to
00:15:12be the soul hegemon, the the unipolar
00:15:15order, and if you challenge that, if you step out of line
00:15:19uh, you will pay for it, so I i think that what it
00:15:23shows is that the, "there is fake opposition, it is
00:15:27theatrix, but there's something fundamental here that it's starting
00:15:31to happen, and it happened in opposition to the genocide in
00:15:35Gaza, we're seeing sector the..." american
00:15:37population uh finally saying enough is enough.
00:15:41now will that change things? it that depends on what happens in the
00:15:45period ahead, but i'm sure that what trump is afraid afraid of
00:15:49is afraid of is a potential for a
00:15:53rebellion that gets out of control. now in the meantime, by
00:15:57doing this ban, it actually feeds the rebellion because it
00:16:00shows that it's moving toward dictatorship, an open
00:16:03dictatorship. okay, i'm just going to let
00:16:07'msin abbas reacts very quickly because we're out of time, i see you not in your
00:16:11head, go ahead, well it's
00:16:15it's absolutely, i agree with my colleague, the fact is
00:16:18that even though you know they've got these lawsuits going on and you're the
00:16:222018 acoster incident where the whole conflict between trump
00:16:26and CNN exploded, i just still see it as theater and i think it's
00:16:30a huge threat the way they're allowing now trump to go and attack
00:16:34the first amendment here, attack freedom of speech, it is "there is
00:16:38clear danger actually that America could descend into -
00:16:41into dictatorship, fascism would be on the rise, that's what tend to
00:16:45happen when you have economic policies which are going to destroy your
00:16:49country and
00:16:53the and you carry on forever wars which only fill up the pockets money mafias and until until the American real Americans
00:16:57realize that they they're being duped basically whether it's democrats or
00:17:01republicans, it's a fixed system underpinned by
00:17:05money men who basically dictate who the president" is and how what he
00:17:08does, until the Americans can actually get through liberation and
00:17:11I think that's what's required, they need they
00:17:13need to and take back uh the control and take back
00:17:17the control their nations. Unfortunately, there's just enough money of
00:17:21course floating around that they keep people uh distracted from doing what they
00:17:25should do while they carry on uh exploiting and uh
00:17:28destroying not only the American people's interests but also the
00:17:32worlds. Okay, America needs a revolution, we're
00:17:36going to leave it there. Thank you so much to you gentlemen, we
00:17:39had Alles Langer, spokesperson for International Schiller Institute
00:17:43joining us from Poster Germany and sayid Mussin Abbas joins
00:17:47and political commentator joining us from London and to you our
00:17:51viewers, thank you for joining us on this news
00:17:53review.
00:18:36Thank you my brother!
00:19:08Welcome back, Denmark and Greenland says any military deal
00:19:12with the US won't undermine the Arctic Island sovereignty.
00:19:15Coopengan and Noke issued a statement in response to the claim by US
00:19:19President Donald Trump that the deal will give Washington permanent
00:19:23control over Greenland security. Greenland's prime
00:19:27minister James Fredrik Neilson says the agreement recognizes the
00:19:30island sovereignty and territorial integrity as well as its
00:19:34people's right to self-determination. "the deal is
00:19:38expected to be signed during the UN general assembly next
00:19:41week. key details the agreement have not been made
00:19:45public.
00:19:49into Ukraine now where the country's armed forces have launched massive drone
00:19:53attack on Vashan territory, including the capital
00:19:56Moscow, killing at least two people. the victims lost your
00:20:00lives in attack on the Moscow region. the city's mayor
00:20:04says, armed forces down more than 16..." 100
00:20:07drones since Saturday, over a third them target in
00:20:11Moscow. Saya Subyan says several drone passed
00:20:15defenses and
00:20:16hit an apartment b all refinery district,
00:20:20all refinery district. Sobyon said Ukraine aim to disrupt
00:20:24the ongoing parliamentary elections which are expected to cement
00:20:28the ruling United Russia's grip on power.
00:20:32Meanwhile, a Russian air strike
00:20:33hit a shopping center in the eastern Ukrainian city of Denny.
00:20:38The attack triggered a large blaze to damage the building and injured at
00:20:42least two people. Both Russian and Ukraine have escalated
00:20:46long rain strikes against each other in recent months.
00:20:53That is all the time we have for now, thank you so much for joining us and from me and the rest the
00:20:57team,
00:20:57goodbye.
00:21:19They call the... themselves on Sarula, were the supporters of God, and
00:21:23regard confronting American and Israeli aggression and domination
00:21:26in the region as one their principal objectives. They are among the
00:21:30most courageous fighters of our time, men who face bombardment
00:21:34and death, yet refuse to retreat even a single step from their
00:21:38beliefs and their path of resistance. For years, they fought
00:21:42Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates in defense of
00:21:45Yemen, a war backed by American military support.
00:21:49They... resisted every attempt to force their country into
00:21:52submission and in support the people of Gaza
00:21:56have repeatedly struck Israeli targets nearly 2,0 kilometers
00:22:00away. On July 13th, 2026,
00:22:04Saudi Arabia bombed the runway at Sanaah International Airport
00:22:08an attempt to prevent an Iranian aircraft from landing.
00:22:12Ansarula declared that Riyad had ended the period of deescalation
00:22:15and promised immediate response. Within hours.
00:22:20Airports including Aba international airport came under
00:22:22attack. The Yemeny Resistance Movement. The
00:22:26Yemen Resistance Movement has repeatedly demonstrated its ability to reach
00:22:30deep inside Saudi Arabia. In September
00:22:342019, its drone strike on the
00:22:37oil facilities exposed the vulnerability of Saudi Aramco
00:22:41despite billions of dollars worth of American-made air defense
00:22:44systems. Now the resistance movement warns that any new
00:22:48attack on Yemen's. structure could bring even more strategic
00:22:52targets into range, including the vital oil facilities at
00:22:55yanbu. Today, more than 70% of Saudi
00:22:59oil exports bypass the straight of Hormus through pipelines to Yanbu
00:23:03on the red, through pipelines to Yanbu on the red sea, but from
00:23:07there they must still pass through the Bob Almandab
00:23:10straight. If that route is closed, Saudi Arabia's
00:23:13alternative export corridor disappear shown it can disrupt one the world's
00:23:17busiest maritime choke points. Since the outbreak the Gaza
00:23:21War in 2023, it has launched attacks in the Red Sea,
00:23:25declaring that it would target vessels linked to Israel in support the
00:23:29Palestinians. The Red Sea operations have
00:23:33forced major shipping companies to re-root around Southern Africa,
00:23:36increased global transport costs and pushed Israel's southern port
00:23:40of ilot, the brink of collapse. If both the straight
00:23:44of Hormus and Bob Almandab were closed at the same time,
00:23:48nearly a quarter the world's oil. oil and gas supply and almost 1/3ird
00:23:52of global container traffic could be affected. oil prices
00:23:56could soare toward $200 per barrel, while Europe's energy
00:23:59security would face severe pressure. for
00:24:03Ansarula, Yemen is not merely another battlefield. is a
00:24:06strategic front with the power to reshape the global
00:24:09economy. the axis of
00:24:13resistance still holds powerful strategic cards in
00:24:16reserve. cards that once played could leave... even
00:24:20America unable to respond despite all its military
00:24:23might.
00:24:3520 days, that was all the time Mohammad Ali Khalaha had
00:24:39in this world. He was born in Gazby in Iran a time when the
00:24:43country was already at war, but war was never supposed to define his
00:24:46life. He was supposed to grow up, sleep safely in his. mother's
00:24:50arms, here his seven-year-old brother laugh and slowly discover the
00:24:54world around him. Instead, his life lasted just
00:24:5820 days. During a US- Israeli air strike on Tehran,
00:25:01residential building in the Majidi area was strike. Muhammad Ali,
00:25:05his mother, his seven-year-old brother and several other family members
00:25:09were killed while visiting relatives at their home. The
00:25:13explosion was so powerful that the baby's body was thrown out
00:25:17the house. He was only 20 days old.
00:25:21He was not a soldier, he was not a politician, he carried no weapon
00:25:25and had no role in the conflict, he was simply baby. Wars are
00:25:29often described through statistics: how many missiles were fired, how many
00:25:33buildings were destroyed, how many people were killed,
00:25:36because the true cost of war is not measured only by numbers,
00:25:40sometimes silent
00:25:41it is measured by cradle, by tiny piece
00:25:45of clothing that will never be worn, by room where a
00:25:49baby's. will never be heard again.
00:25:53That is why the story of Muhammad Ali is more than the story of one
00:25:57victim. It forces simple question. When war
00:26:00reaches baby's room. What happens to our ideas of
00:26:04security, humanity and the value of human life? For many Iranians,
00:26:08Muhammad Ali's name carries and even deeper meaning. In
00:26:12Shia Muslim tradition, the name Aliaskar recalls the youngest
00:26:16son of Imam Hussein a baby who became one the most
00:26:19powerful symbols of innocence and suffering during the tragedy of
00:26:23Karbala, centuries separate Aliaskar from Muhammad
00:26:26Ali, different wars, different times and different
00:26:30places, but the image. is painfully familiar,
00:26:34defenceless child caught in violence, he did not choose and
00:26:38could never understand, for many Iranians, muhammad ali became
00:26:42modern reminder of that same innocence, a child who had not
00:26:46what life was before war to, what life was before war took
00:26:50it away, he was born into war and he died in it, his entire
00:26:54life lasted 20 days, that is why his name should never
00:26:57disappear into a list of casualties, for his memory to
00:27:01survive, his story must be told for years to come,
00:27:0420 days of life, lifetime of
00:27:07remembrance.
00:27:52East Azerbaijan, radiant gem on the bosom of ancient
00:27:56Aron, by virtue of its unique geographic
00:27:59position and its place upon the fabled silk. road
00:28:03has always been a majestic destination for
00:28:06travelers
00:28:10since time immemorial until now, history and the
00:28:13foreigners travelogue stand as clear testimony to this truth
00:28:17that this land has always been the focus of attention for tourists and
00:28:21merchants all over the world, a
00:28:25land with a long history spanning nine millennia where
00:28:28each corner traces civilization and culture, including
00:28:32Monuments and historic structures from various periods, delight the
00:28:36eye and inspire
00:28:37admiration. This realm with
00:28:41a delightful climate and exclusive nature, has always shown brightly
00:28:45with its many avenues of tourism potential such as unique and
00:28:49picturesk villages, soul soothing cultures and rights,
00:28:52industrial and commercial attractions as a bridge between asia
00:28:56and Europe, as well as sport with passionate
00:28:59fans.
00:29:06and of course health tourism,
00:29:09heavenly boundies, soaring peaks and mountains, lush
00:29:13forests of Arisparen, beautiful and warring
00:29:17waterfalls, bubbling springs and thousands of other wonders
00:29:21have made East Azerbaijan one the unrivaled tourism
00:29:24hubs. This land shows a glimpse of splendor in the history
00:29:28with its numerous nationally inscribed properties and several world heritage.
00:29:32treasures such as to bristoric bizarre complex as the world's
00:29:36largest interconnected covered brick structure, the saint
00:29:39stepano's monastery, shepherd and st mary churches, the
00:29:43three historic caravan service of khajanazar, guijabel
00:29:47and jamalabat, aris global geopark as the region's
00:29:51geological heritage, to breeze, the world carpet
00:29:54weaving city and candivan village, one the world's best tourism
00:29:58villages in UNWTO and the first in Iran.
00:30:07Tobrize, as the heart of Iran's calligraphy is played an
00:30:11unrival role in training masters such as Mirali Tabrizi and
00:30:14has made a profound contribution to inscribe Iran's calligraphy as
00:30:18UNESCO intangible cultural
00:30:20heritage.
00:30:25The works of great miniatures such as Kamal Aldin Beizad and