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00:00:20Eron wars all American bases
00:00:21of and interests in the region will be
00:00:23of targeted with no restraint if the US launches attacks on
00:00:26Iran.
00:00:32At least one Israeli settler is killed and several others wounded in a
00:00:36shooting operation near the occupied west bank city of
00:00:39Romala.
00:00:44In the death hole from Ukraine's drone attacks in Russia's main oil
00:00:48refinery and
00:00:50a a residential building rises to
00:00:50of three with nearly 20 people
00:00:52wounded.
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00:01:09in hello everyone a very warm welcome to
00:01:13press tv world news. our top
00:01:17story uh Iran's armed forces khatat
00:01:19and central command has warned US and regional countries that any mistake could make them
00:01:23targets the country's painful attacks.
00:01:26of central command said Iran has information
00:01:28of that US is
00:01:29of planning to resume. hostilities against the country a green
00:01:33a light of from a some regional countries. top military body said any such move by
00:01:37the US will expose this entire interest and basis in the region
00:01:40to effective back to back and painful attacks by Iran.
00:01:44the central command warned Iran will not think
00:01:47a twice about its response. the military body also warn regional
00:01:51countries against adhering to their hypocritical approach toward Iran by
00:01:54supporting America's aggression. Central Command said anyone
00:01:58complicit in vicious acts. the US should not expect
00:02:02restraint from
00:02:03Iran, and
00:02:07earlier we were
00:02:07of joined by a military and strategic affairs and
00:02:09of Ali of Hamiah out
00:02:10of South Lebanon. He gave us
00:02:11his take on latest warning issued by Iran's central military command to
00:02:15regional countries.
00:02:16Let
00:02:20me describe the military American military situation in the
00:02:23region, we can tell that as we
00:02:27received and so ' on CNN
00:02:31that more than 17 American military bases
00:02:35of either a damaged or destroyed or demolished,
00:02:38flattened and so many equipment
00:02:42been destroyed, it obligates
00:02:46united state to regroup its troops
00:02:48in the sea or
00:02:52in in Jordan, it was the straight of
00:02:56hormos and the war against Iran supported.
00:03:00the American still support supported
00:03:04by the GCC countries uh by money, we
00:03:08a don't forget 5,200 billion
00:03:12dollar or five trillion, 5.2 trillion
00:03:15dollars been paid to United States in order
00:03:18to to be the biggest
00:03:22dominator
00:03:23of the region, the Iranian are telling the countries in the
00:03:27region, up to now we can see your...
00:03:30support by uh giving the
00:03:33bases to the American, by letting them
00:03:36using your airspace, if you move little
00:03:39bit further than
00:03:41of this, up to now we are attacking
00:03:45and retaliating against the American
00:03:48of bases in your country, that
00:03:50of if you move from supporting to participating in such
00:03:53war, it will be directly
00:03:56of against you, it's a warning, it's
00:03:58of a warning.
00:04:02US president says options before Washington against Iran are
00:04:05limited to uh what he calls a oblaterating Iran
00:04:09letting its economy collapse or reaching a deal, an interview with Fox
00:04:13News about ongoing war against the Islamic Republic, Donald Trump said that
00:04:17he's
00:04:18of in deciding mode adding very big things will unfold in the near
00:04:21future, despite US travel warnings issued across the region, Trump
00:04:25said this week is
00:04:26no different from any other week, he also said that he'll probably... be open to
00:04:30a meeting with the Iranian president masosion on the sidelines
00:04:34of the UN general assembly in New
00:04:39of York, at least one israel has been killed in several wounded in a shooting operation near
00:04:43Romala in occupied west bank. now following that operation, regime forces
00:04:47shut all interesses and exits to towns across and
00:04:51around Romalan. separate incident is really troops open live foreign
00:04:55palestining vehicle east of janin claiming that driver intended to
00:04:59carry out a ramming. attack attack left one palestinian dead and another
00:05:02wounded,
00:05:03of and this all comes Israely forces to continue raids and abduction campaigns across
00:05:07occupied territory. violence against Palestinians there is
00:05:10escalated since Israel launched. genocidal onside on
00:05:14Gaza in late
00:05:152023.
00:05:19As new school year begins in Gaza Education remains a struggle for students
00:05:23there. Now with most schools erased by Israel's genocidal
00:05:27onslot, learning spaces are still limited and temporary
00:05:30classrooms face risks and despite the destruction and disruption, students
00:05:34and teachers are determined to keep learning next to ruins. Ahmed al
00:05:38najar reports from Khan Unis in Southern
00:05:40Gaza. In the
00:05:44heart of Genest
00:05:45Southern Gaza, the crushed classrooms of Haïfa school stand as
00:05:49monument to Israel's destruction of education. Founded in
00:05:521943, its walls once carried the memory of
00:05:55generations. Today, as new school year begins, makeshift
00:05:59tents pitch besides trouble are the only alternative for most
00:06:03students. One of our biggest concerns is just finding tent to
00:06:06study in. I'm lucky to have a place today after our schools were destroyed in
00:06:10inconsistent online learning for younger. students, even convenient
00:06:14access to education remains difficult in these makeshift schools, abu
00:06:18anas brought his two sons on their first day, but even reaching their
00:06:21classroom comes with risks. the
00:06:25irony is that i'm displaced inside a school myself, but we live near the
00:06:29yellow line, i have to walk them under constant danger, still the
00:06:33semester started and all we hope for is safety and better life for our
00:06:36children. the ministry of education says it has work to
00:06:40facilitate the start the semester by using available schools and
00:06:43spaces whilsing that the Israeli war in education
00:06:47continues. this morning, more than 90,00
00:06:51students are going to schools in conjunis. even though the number sounds big and
00:06:55the number of makeshift schools increased, it still does not suffice for all
00:06:59students across the gaza strip, but we are determined to ensure our students
00:07:02have access to their right to
00:07:04education.
00:07:09the israely disruption of learning also extends to recreation.
00:07:12resources children need, these teachers organized outdoor
00:07:16activities, but all they could find were torn and damaged
00:07:19toys, during the first days of school, we try
00:07:23to condition the environment for young students, we want to ensure
00:07:27they have successful learning space, but it is difficult as our
00:07:30resources continue to deplete without new alternatives.
00:07:34many
00:07:34of me have been lucky to find a place to study on the first day, but under the
00:07:38threat of Israeli drones, education remains another assignment.
00:07:42of survival between the rubble of schools and improvised tents,
00:07:46typical education remains a distant reality for studen
00:07:49singaz, as new school year begins, Israely measures continue to
00:07:53disrupt their learning while they remain resolved to preserve their
00:07:56future, ahmad for press tv
00:08:00time,
00:08:12in Greenland say that any military deal with the US will not undermine the arctic
00:08:16island sovereignty. now Copenhagen and Nuke issued a statement in response
00:08:20to claim by the US president that deal will give Washington
00:08:24permanent control over Greenland's security. Greenland's prime minister Young
00:08:28Fredrich Nielson said that agreement recognizes the island's
00:08:31sovereignty and territorial integrity and as well as it's a people's right to
00:08:35self-determination as well as it's
00:08:36a people's right to self-determination. Donald Trump however described the
00:08:40end now he said the agreement is. that has come true for the
00:08:44United States, Trump claims he did something that US presidents could not
00:08:47do for over 100 years. I do this expected to be signed during the
00:08:51UN general assembly next
00:08:53week.
00:09:03Political analyst Christoph says a claim that new security deal does
00:09:06not undermine Greenland's sovereignty is merely another lie
00:09:10typical the US president.
00:09:15"this is another bunch of Trump lies,
00:09:19very typical, and what we know is this, and what they
00:09:23have given to know right now, is
00:09:26that they have the right
00:09:30now um to be the only ones to maintain
00:09:33a, foreign military presence in
00:09:36Greenland, that was that is no change, the whole
00:09:40problem by the way was created by" Trump himself
00:09:44um and nobody else is allowed, nobody
00:09:48else is allowed uh to get out some
00:09:52the valuable raw materials from
00:09:55Greenland,
00:09:56this is new in this broadness of of
00:09:59context, and what I just got to know
00:10:03in the last minute before this interview is this, there are rare
00:10:07earths in Greenland, and these rare
00:10:11earths in fact... are vital to the American
00:10:15ability to defend itself or to attack Iran for
00:10:18example, because all their missiles, the big missiles as they
00:10:22needed petrories and others and the attack missiles. are not
00:10:26working, cannot be produced without where earths
00:10:29and that means in fact Trump hopes that
00:10:33he can revive his arms industry by you
00:10:37taking this right off Greenland to take
00:10:41everything of Greenland whichever he wants, especially
00:10:44these rare earths and that makes the whole contract so very much
00:10:48important for the Americans and of course it's the grossest
00:10:52kind of interference in these
00:11:25attacks on Russia's uh main oil refinery and has not risen to
00:11:29three, the has not risen to three, the strikes also left in
00:11:33nearly 20 others wounded. Ukraine used hundreds of drones in this
00:11:36attack. President Vladimir Zelinski says the strike targeted key Russian
00:11:40oil facility and logistics center. The site supplies and more than a
00:11:44third of Moscow region's fuel. Russian officials have described this attack
00:11:48as a largest drone strike in recent years. Both Russia and Ukraine have
00:11:52escalated long-range strikes against each other. in recent
00:11:55months,
00:12:03joining us out for the program is press tv correspond Mika yon joining us
00:12:07from the Russian capital Moscow and joining us out of New York Activist and commentator
00:12:11Mr. Dawn debar, hello to the two of you, Mika, we're going to start with you to get
00:12:15the latest, give us a breakdown if you could for our viewers on what's transpired as
00:12:19of late and while this is uh these attacks, I mean we're seeing serious
00:12:22escalation especially against energy. uh and
00:12:26a commercial infrastructure lately by both sides, tell us where we
00:12:30stand
00:12:31today. good
00:12:34evening from moscow, the town attack took place on
00:12:38the
00:12:40on the day of
00:12:43parliamentary election in Russia,
00:12:45according to defence
00:12:48ministry, it's intercepted around
00:12:52100 Ukrainian drones across.
00:13:39also says that the
00:13:43drones were used and also fp5
00:13:47system.
00:13:51okay, mika, we're only making out about a third of what you're saying, it seems like we have serious.
00:13:55technical difficulties there, I'm going
00:13:56to swing over to New York and be welcomed by Mr., welcome, I should say, not be
00:14:00welcomed by those rude, I welcome Mr. Don devar, always a
00:14:03pleasure, don, good to check in with you pal, some wars, it
00:14:07seems uh, at least it seems - we're
00:14:11unavoidable in history, this seems like one the most avoidable in history, this seems like one
00:14:15the most avoidable wars that that that we've come across in uh, I mean
00:14:19it, it seems up to this war - dawn by NATO, by the US,
00:14:22seems like Ukraine had a whole 5 or 10%. say in how this
00:14:26war unfolded, but there it is stuck in it for for the time being, your
00:14:30initial thoughts on this escalation we're seeing as of
00:14:32late. yeah, desperation
00:14:36is uh,
00:14:37you know, it seems that's what's going on in
00:14:40Kiev. um, the,
00:14:43around Zelensky, there have been all kinds of abdications,
00:14:47abandonments, people running out selling their story about
00:14:51how crazy and chaotic it is, and that he doesn't even speak.
00:14:55Ukrainian uh very well um
00:14:59and in the capitals in Europe though in Bowen sorry in
00:15:02Berlin and uh and London and Paris in
00:15:06particular uh they're ramping up everything that
00:15:10they can dump into Ukraine that can be fired into
00:15:13Russia uh while Russia says look we're going to
00:15:17put a stop to this there was the report
00:15:21of whether
00:15:21it was true or not a warning certainly was. as
00:15:25one where the rail lines, one the rail
00:15:29lines running between Poland and Ukraine that
00:15:32has been used for supplying the Ukrainian troops was
00:15:36bombed and... took out the uh the trains that run on it too,
00:15:40they're trying to get the Germans to sell them trains, but they won't
00:15:44fit the gauge of traffits goes into
00:15:47Ukraine, um and supposedly this hit was right
00:15:50after uh Boris Johnson and a couple of other knuckle
00:15:54heads from uh from western Europe had uh visited
00:15:58Ukraine and left
00:16:00um the fact that the
00:16:03British and the Germans and the French...
00:16:07are conducting up the open now, a war against Russia
00:16:11means that there is a war between uh western
00:16:15Europe and Russia and its allies, but Belaruse and
00:16:18others
00:16:19um and the fact that this is being done tandem with uh
00:16:23Donald Trump and uh the
00:16:26Congress trying to you know Trump signed
00:16:30it, but they would have been passed over his veto anyway, these
00:16:34long-arm uh sanctions against Russia that they... think are
00:16:38gonna discourage or or block China from buying
00:16:41petroleum products, it shapes up like the beginning of a
00:16:45world war - a way that even you know the beginning of
00:16:49World War I and World War II didn't feature, I mean this is this
00:16:53is going on in several theaters already before anyone's even
00:16:57calling it a war, and they call it the defending the
00:17:00invading Russians in Ukraine and the
00:17:04protecting Israel and taking care the... threat of
00:17:08nuclear weapon in Iran, but it's looking a map like
00:17:12a world war, and I think that we're
00:17:15seeing and a failed attempt by the way, from
00:17:19Zelensky who hasn't been able to hold an election uh, two
00:17:22years past the end of his term now, to interrupt
00:17:26the election in Russia that's been taking place over the past few days,
00:17:30the're 1443 polling stations in
00:17:33Moscow, they opened on time despite this attack.
00:17:37um and just said you know they tried to disrupt
00:17:41the elections, the enemy failed
00:17:44and I think that's sort the output of all the efforts that they're doing
00:17:48here, the only thing that they're doing is lighting a match, they try to start
00:17:52a major war that's going to take end up destroying Germany,
00:17:56Britain, France and who knows what else? good take
00:17:59there, we have a bit a little bit of time, we can
00:18:01want to come back to you and try to uh basically we're seeing as winter approaches we're
00:18:05seeing more attacks on energy energy and infrastructure mika which
00:18:09which could spell disaster for families on both sides
00:18:13the border, give us a quick recap on um the latest attentions and
00:18:17attacks on on infrastructure. yeah,
00:18:20mean look, no, no, that was for mika, that was formica - don, i'm sorry,
00:18:24yeah, as we can see uh,
00:18:28this drone attack took
00:18:30place, even
00:18:32even that after ukraine
00:18:36reported one. one shortages uh
00:18:40is missile uh missile helps
00:18:43from western allies so
00:18:47uh as we see and maybe uh a week
00:18:51later zi is gonna ask for help again from
00:18:55western partners all right well thank you
00:18:59uh it seems like you want to weigh in on that we have less than a minute left go ahead don it seems like you want to wait
00:19:03on it go ahead and wrap it up and take us home well
00:19:07it seems like the there's like a helmeary effort by
00:19:10Ukraine and really by the west to impose some sort
00:19:14of hardship on the Russian public, the attacks on wild
00:19:18berries which is sort the Russian equivalent of
00:19:21Amazon and warehouses and other
00:19:24supply problems, this is what they did you
00:19:27know to take down the Soviet Union was to basically interrupt
00:19:30consumer goods supplies and and and some the necessities
00:19:34even food and and whatever, I think they're trying to... impose that
00:19:38condition, but it's not going to happen, it's going to fail,
00:19:41and again they may be buying themselves a real war in the process, all
00:19:45right, but thank you, we're out of time, thank you both, stay safe to both the
00:19:48mika yan, the president correspondent joining us from moscow and dawn dabar
00:19:52activists and uh commentator joining us from new york out the states and viewers that brings
00:19:56us to the end your this segment of your news review program, thanks for tuning in and
00:20:00goodbye for
00:20:01now.
00:20:14Crisis devastating wars,
00:20:18terrorism, the Israeli
00:20:21lobby,
00:20:24crackdown,
00:20:29diplomacy,
00:20:33Iran's warning to US and its regional allies.
00:20:50and welcome back everyone, you're watching Press TV, world news. The US
00:20:53president drawing heavy criticism for banning
00:20:56several media outlets from
00:20:58the white house. Donald Trump claims outlets including the CNN,
00:21:01MS Now and Political Report, fake news. The White House
00:21:05correspondents association though, which represents hundreds of journalists who cover the
00:21:09White House, called the ban violation the first amendment the
00:21:13US Constitution. Harley Schlanger from the International Schiller Institute was
00:21:17earlier with us and called a move an act of desperation. Iran and
00:21:21Ukraine
00:21:21wars.
00:21:25Well, this is an act of desperation. The mid-term elections
00:21:29are less than six weeks away. President Trump is in trouble in the
00:21:33polls and the media has a responsibility
00:21:37to present all sides. The whole idea of freedom the
00:21:40press is that if you disagree, you have another way of
00:21:44answering, and of course the president has the what Teddy
00:21:47Roosevelt called the bully pulpet. "he can talk directly to the American
00:21:51people and he does that, but now he's trying to
00:21:55uh assert his authority over the constitutional rights the
00:21:59media, and this is uh one step too far toward
00:22:03dictatorship, and I i expect the courts will overturn this, but
00:22:07in the meantime, it indicates the desperation of trying
00:22:11to change the narrative about the failure to
00:22:14succeed with the goals the Iran war, uh,
00:22:18the failure to get peace." Ukraine, the uh effect the
00:22:22economy uh and so on, so the the president is is
00:22:26doing this out of
00:22:27desperation. That's
00:22:31it for your latest on Press TV everyone, thanks for tuning in and bye-bye for
00:22:33now.
00:22:54Crisis devastating wars,
00:22:58terrorism, the Israeli
00:23:01lobby,
00:23:06crackdown,
00:23:09diplomacy,
00:23:14Iran's warning to US and its regional
00:23:16allies.
00:26:2620 days that was all the time Mohammed Ali Khalaha had
00:26:30in this world, he was born in Gazwin. Iran a time when the
00:26:33country was already at war, but war was never supposed to define his
00:26:37life. He was supposed to grow up, sleep safely in his mother's
00:26:41arms. Here his seven-year-old brother laugh and slowly discover the
00:26:45world around him. Instead, his life lasted just 20
00:26:49days. During a US- Israeli air strike on tehran,
00:26:52residential building in the Majidi area was strike. Muhammad
00:26:56Ali, his mother, his seven-year-old brother and several other family members
00:27:00were killed while visiting relatives. at their home, the
00:27:04explosion was so powerful that the baby's body was thrown at
00:27:0820 days old, 20 days
00:27:10old. he was not a soldier, he was not a
00:27:14politician, he carried no weapon and had no role in the conflict, he
00:27:18was simply baby. wars are often described through statistics:
00:27:22how many missiles were fired, how many buildings were destroyed, how many
00:27:26people were killed, because the true cost of war is not
00:27:29measured only by numbers, sometimes It is measured by
00:27:33silent cradle, by tiny piece of clothing that will
00:27:37never be worn, by room where a baby's cries
00:27:41will never be heard again. That is why the story of
00:27:45Muhammad Ali is more than the story of one victim. It
00:27:48forces simple question: when war reaches
00:27:52baby's room, what happens to our ideas of security,
00:27:56humanity, and the value of human life. For many Iranians, Muhammad
00:27:59Ali's name carries even deeper meaning. In shia muslim
00:28:03tradition, the name Aliaskar recalls the youngest son of
00:28:07Imam Hussein a baby who became one the most powerful
00:28:11symbols of innocence and suffering during the tragedy of
00:28:14Karbala, centuries separate Aliaskar from Muhammad
00:28:17Ali, different wars, different times, different
00:28:21places, but the image is painfully familiar. A
00:28:25defenceless child caught in violence, he did not choose and
00:28:29could never understand. For many Iranians, Muhammad Ali. became
00:28:33modern reminder of that same innocence, a child who had not
00:28:36even had the chance to discover what life was before war took
00:28:40it away. he was born into war and he died in it. his
00:28:44entire life lasted 20 days. that is why his name should
00:28:48never disappear into a list of casualties. for his memory to
00:28:51survive, his story must be told for years to come. 20
00:28:55days of life, lifetime of
00:28:58remembrance.
00:29:14Saudi Arabia thought it could bypass hormos. It thought its
00:29:17pipelines, its American weapons and its strategic partnerships could keep
00:29:21the oil flowing and the kingdom insulated from the consequences of
00:29:25regional war, but that carefully constructed illusion is now
00:29:29cracking. This week we examine how strikes have. the shut
00:29:33downown
00:29:33of Riyad's crucial east-west pipeline while Yemen's armed
00:29:37forces and Anasarulah are rapidly reshaping the strategic
00:29:41equation around Babel Mendib. KSA's oil
00:29:44bypass backfires this week on the beast
00:29:48stream.
00:29:58The situation where.
00:30:05With the click of a button,
00:30:09you can bring down nations
00:30:11to their
00:30:11needs,
00:30:15but don't think that decision to recognize Israel is an easy
00:30:19one, killing and
00:30:22Israel,
00:30:27two words that encapsulate a single concept,
00:30:30state terrorism. They are a kind of
00:30:34artificial existence. It's always been our home, it
00:30:38will always be our home. Our main weapon of
00:30:42deterrence is their fear of
00:30:44us.