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00:00:08This in of hour's top headlines: Iran's president has criticized the
00:00:11US for failing to abide by the Islamabad mou, saying the
00:00:15agreements can be the basis for the forming straight to be
00:00:18reopened. Iraq
00:00:22Hizballah urges Iraq to support Iran economically and
00:00:26counter the US siege, calling for increased trade and purchases
00:00:29a of Iran. goods and finally the
00:00:33Israeli regime continues to press ahead with its deadly attacks on the war
00:00:37ravage gaza strip shedding more palestinian
00:00:39blood.
00:00:45of
00:00:54of hello and welcome everyone, you're watching Press TV world news. let's go ahead and get started with this
00:00:58hour's top stories. Iran's president
00:01:02says the memorandum of understanding signed with the US in
00:01:05Islamabad can be the basis for the horm straight to be
00:01:08reopened, criticizing Washington for failing to abide by the
00:01:13of agreement.
00:01:22I signed it
00:01:23of and
00:01:26the president.
00:01:55a
00:02:08was speaking to American media outlet, CBS News,
00:02:12he stressed that Iran remains fully committed to the Islamabad mou
00:02:16and is ready implement it, he said any path toward resolving the
00:02:20conflict must be based
00:02:21of on
00:02:21of dialogue, patience and tolerance, referring to attacks on Iran's
00:02:25nuclear
00:02:26a sites, the president said no country has legal right to attack
00:02:30nular sites that are under the inspection
00:02:32of the IAEA and are within the NPT framework.
00:02:36Busican called on the US
00:02:37a to stop supporting Israel, which is carrying out genocide, and urge
00:02:41Washington to act on the basis of justice and
00:02:44of fairness.
00:02:49Meanwhile, Iranian foren minister Abbas
00:02:50in Arakshi of says, Tehran has put forward a clear
00:02:54seven-day plan to restore maritime navigation through the straight of
00:02:57hormus, placing the next move. in Washington's
00:03:02of hands. Iran has conveyed
00:03:06to the United States through
00:03:10Qattar a concrete seven day plan. If the necessary
00:03:14conditions are met, the straight can be reopened
00:03:17a normal maritime passage restored
00:03:21within seven days. The choice
00:03:24of now rests with the United
00:03:26States.
00:03:31of Iranian foreign minister Abasarakshi says Washington already has a
00:03:35clear path to restoring normal
00:03:37of maritime navigation to the straights of Hormus. He says the proposed
00:03:41US actions are already covered by memorandum of understanding,
00:03:45including lifting the maritime blockade, unfreezing Iranian
00:03:49assets, easing sanctions
00:03:51of and ending military operations against Iran. Tahron says these
00:03:55steps could be completed within four to five days, allowing the
00:03:58straight to reopen by day 6. On day seven, Iran
00:04:02proposes talks with Washington on mutually agreed issues,
00:04:06including Iran's nuclear program and final
00:04:09agreement.
00:04:13Well, Iranian, foreign ministry spokesperson says Europe must answer for its
00:04:17participation in the US aggression on Iran. Ismail Bagai
00:04:21says NATO secretary general Mark Ruth's remarks about the
00:04:24extensive use of facilities in NATO member states
00:04:28during the US Israeli aggression. on Iran amount to
00:04:31a clear admission. He says, the remarks show that Europe
00:04:35knowingly and actively participated in the war despite previous
00:04:39denials. The foreign ministry spokesman says Europe must be held
00:04:43accountable for political, logistic, military, and other forms
00:04:47of support offered to
00:04:48of the US and the Israeli regimes that played role in death and
00:04:52destruction in Iran. Vaghai added that Europe's
00:04:55role in rising gas prices and other outcomes of this illegal
00:04:59aggression. should also be investigated as well as Rut's own
00:05:03decisions and actions in regards to this illegal war as a
00:05:06NATO secretary
00:05:08general. A number of
00:05:11world leaders. have addressed a UN general assembly over the past several days
00:05:15and representatives from number of other countries will do the same
00:05:19today and in the coming days. some speeches have drawn praises
00:05:23while others triggered condemnation. the US president speech, according
00:05:27to analysts contained multiple false and misleading claims. the
00:05:31Israeli prime minister's address at the UNGA has also been
00:05:34slammed as being filled with lies. to discuss this, we were
00:05:38earlier joined by professor of international law Richard
00:05:41Fulk.
00:05:46UN system is built on the
00:05:49premise of all
00:05:52countries, all states, big or small,
00:05:55powerful or weak, being subject to the UN
00:05:59charter and to international
00:06:02law, but at the same time the
00:06:06design the UN was
00:06:09one that favored the winners of
00:06:14Therefore the most powerful countries were given the right
00:06:18of veto, which means that they
00:06:22have legally
00:06:26grounded right to free
00:06:29themselves from the obligation to
00:06:33uphold international law,
00:06:36and the US and its European
00:06:39allies have frequently used. that
00:06:43veto not only for their own
00:06:46policies, but to protect their
00:06:49friends and allies,
00:06:53principally Israel, when it's
00:06:56under justifiable
00:06:59criticism for its failure to
00:07:03abide by international law,
00:07:06so we have a situation
00:07:10where geop. politic was left
00:07:14in charge of global
00:07:16security,
00:07:21well group called for expanding economic times with Iran
00:07:25and avoiding action that could increase pressure on the Iranian
00:07:29people. It also called on Iraqis to support Iranian
00:07:32goods, expand trade and avoid any action that increases
00:07:36pressure on Iran, describing this as religious duty. The
00:07:40group accused the Iraqi government and other institutions of
00:07:44aligning with American policy, saying this intensifies pressure on the
00:07:48Iranian people. It also issued religious inquiry to
00:07:51clericks and authorities demanding a ruling on the islamic legal status
00:07:55of any cooperation with the siege on
00:07:58Iran.
00:08:32Hello and welcome everyone to this segment of our news
00:08:36review of course and let me go ahead and this news review is going to be focusing
00:08:40on Iran's conditions of reopening the straight off. the lady statements that we have been hearing of
00:08:43course specifically from Iran's president Mr. Masashgan,
00:08:47let me go ahead and welcome joining us during this segment in our press tv studio, our
00:08:51colleague zeinab zakaria, zeinab as always, thank you very much for joining us and joining us
00:08:55from Shuman Bulgaria, political ass, Mr.
00:08:58Stanislav, Mr. Bachev, a pleasure and thank you for
00:09:02joining us during this special segment. Mr. Bachev, let me go ahead and start off
00:09:06with you, in regards to Iran's conditions on reopening the straight
00:09:10of hormos, it seems that everything is now going back. to the conditions that
00:09:13were put down by Iran of course in the mou, of course
00:09:17their sign between both presidents uh Donald Trump and Mr.kan in
00:09:21Islamabad, we're going back to there. In that regard,
00:09:25what do you think we can see as Iran has time and time again shown
00:09:29that nothing will happen until the conditions that they put back then are
00:09:33implemented by the US. Thank you for
00:09:36having me again, I'll be completely clear on this
00:09:40one, an end game that... changes and
00:09:43reshapes firstly the whole region and then showing the
00:09:47world the pattern for the new global security
00:09:51architecture, this includes the UN by the way, one can
00:09:55predict that um this is about
00:09:58escalate even from the positions the two sides,
00:10:02whatever that would be negotiated or even
00:10:05discussed in the public sphere would be again a
00:10:09mutual disappointment, the US cannot admit
00:10:13defeat, even when it is being defeated, and it is being
00:10:17defeated right now, and Iran can't and shouldn't accept
00:10:21something that doesn't legitimize.
00:10:25new role and the new power dynamic in the
00:10:28region, in that regard, if Iran shows
00:10:32weakness expressed by those inside its
00:10:35elite that desire quick deal with the US, it would bear
00:10:39a high price against the country. I
00:10:42think new phase of military
00:10:46escalation is its way, some would say and are
00:10:49saying it would come after the mid terms in the
00:10:52US, but the... precise date or week
00:10:56or month, they are irrelevant, what is
00:11:00important that is, it is happening, and it
00:11:03is happening even now, because it includes both the
00:11:07preparation time and the spilling the conflict around the
00:11:11region that we witness already for the last month,
00:11:15even during these last two days september
00:11:1825th and 26th, five
00:11:22more US military transport airplanes in Sofia
00:11:26from the UK and then continued to the middle
00:11:29east, and this is just a part of it, a small part,
00:11:33this is
00:11:33the same, the same logistical arm that is still active
00:11:37and is one the elements Iran must break in order to
00:11:41achieve the long-term win and
00:11:43then to sit on the table to negotiate, this would
00:11:47be in my opinion, the final phase and this time the
00:11:51result would be final final change of balance on.
00:11:55multiple local fronts in favor of Iran, this
00:11:59current escalation and spilling during the
00:12:03last month is just a step, because it
00:12:06it doesn't solve and meet both the purposes
00:12:10of US and Israel, Iran
00:12:14is dictating the pace and through the hootis is
00:12:18bringing the wester economies into
00:12:20crash, if this let me say this as
00:12:24someone inside the European Union, if this
00:12:28continues for few months more, and if b and
00:12:32if the hormous trade and the east-west pipeline in
00:12:36Saudi Arabia are off, the prices of fuels in the
00:12:39European Union would be impossible to bear, and the
00:12:43consequences would spill into every sector the
00:12:46economy. I said it the last time when I appeared on Press
00:12:50TV some days ago, but
00:12:53it is worth repeating, this is... the true nuclear weapon of
00:12:57Iran uh all this is what
00:13:00I just said on the multiple layers to the
00:13:04main leads to one main conclusion the
00:13:08continuation the war is inevitable if we consider this
00:13:12new some game well with that Mr Bchev I am going to go
00:13:16ahead and come back to you let me go ahead and bring in our press
00:13:18you collect joining us here in the studio Zainab very important points
00:13:22mentioned there by our seam guest joining us from Bulgaria. in regards
00:13:26of course the importance the straight of hormos, Iran knows that it has the
00:13:30US in its script that the conditions have to be
00:13:33implemented before reopening, and as Mr Batshev said that
00:13:37this is the straight of Hormus is the true nuclear weapon of
00:13:40Iran, why is it for our international viewers to better understand
00:13:44the straight of hormos so important, why of course these meetings have been ongoing
00:13:48there uh in the UN uh there in New York but and most
00:13:52importantly I want to go ahead and infer to our viewers
00:13:56why Iran or those representing Iran of course over there are making sure
00:13:59that uh the the safety, the benefits the Iranian
00:14:03nation is at the top, as they have said, we're going back to the mou to
00:14:07make sure that not only the frozen assets are released
00:14:09but also stopping the fighting on our resistance fronts and everything that we have been
00:14:13covering since that agreement uh was signed and the position
00:14:17that Iran is taking from the and the position that Iran is taking from the very
00:14:20beginning this is defense for the Islamic Republic um they were
00:14:24attack. not once but twice during
00:14:27negotiations, so they have that very beater experience, but
00:14:31the Islamabad accord was defeat for the United States and
00:14:35everyone clearly said that if you look at
00:14:38you know what's the the mou contains,
00:14:42it's you cannot argue that that is a win for Iran
00:14:45and and defeat for the United State, but the problem is the
00:14:49US signed that agreement because it was
00:14:52desperate to have just the straight... open a little
00:14:56bit and to start the naval blockade um you know against
00:15:00Iran so they had um no real
00:15:03intention of really um adhearing
00:15:06upon and I think upon and
00:15:10I think what the Iranians are doing now is to force them
00:15:14to abide by what they signed uh I mean Trump himself said
00:15:17that the mou means nothing other than a piece of paper and Iran is saying
00:15:21well you made a mistake you shouldn't have signed you signed. "and
00:15:25now you have to comply with what you've signed, if not the straight will
00:15:29remain closed, I mean the Americans are now celebrating
00:15:33four ships passing through, three ships passing through when
00:15:37before..." uh February 29 and the straight got closed,
00:15:40there were over 200 or in in in
00:15:43a average space 100 over 100 ships passing
00:15:47through and that is been felt um you know in the international or
00:15:51international arena, it's not just united state that is paying for
00:15:55this catastrophe that they've created every single place on earth
00:15:58as have their petrol and fuel prices jump
00:16:02to or some places more than that st or some places more than that
00:16:06so this is cry. is the United State created
00:16:10and had no
00:16:11con concrete plan to um to to to to
00:16:15answer for it uh let's not forget that the crisis of
00:16:19fuel and and oil is not just within this region the the crisis
00:16:23going on within Russia and Ukraine as well with the consistent
00:16:27targeting of uh you know um infrastructure
00:16:30for for fuel this is going to create a lasting
00:16:34crisis for the entire world it's not just even if this straight
00:16:37reopens today or tomorrow, there is still crisis that will be lasting
00:16:41in effect for the entire world because of those infrastructures that have been
00:16:45destroyed, but I think the Iranian point is we're ready for both
00:16:49just like the Iranian president mentioned, for us we will much more
00:16:53rather prefer diplomacy because we don't want people to die,
00:16:57our main objective as as as a government is the
00:17:00protection the people um so we will rather go through
00:17:03diplomacy, but if a war is launched everyone will face it and let's...
00:17:07our viewers once again um before the 40-day war was
00:17:11launched on Iran, the Iranians are made the same statement we've been
00:17:15hearing from them that look, if you if you attack us again it's going to be
00:17:18regional, it's not going to stay within our borders uh you know everyone
00:17:22will feel it, you're saying the same thing now, do not allow your land to be used against
00:17:26us, do not participate with the Americans in closing off your airspace to
00:17:30us, it's very interesting that you know the UAE and the kataries
00:17:34uh you know among those who are closing off Iranian airspace like to remind our
00:17:38viewers that um the same thing was done to uh Qatar by
00:17:41Saudis and the remaining so-called Persian golf states when it's
00:17:45pulled out from the from attacking Yemen and it was from Iran that
00:17:49milk and food and dairy products and eggs and bread was
00:17:53sent uh to uh forgotten but again uh forgotten
00:17:57but again uh I think many them are banking on the fact that this situation will
00:18:01remain the same or the Iranians will be wicking I can um from what
00:18:05we've heard from many Iranians uh they will not forget this and they will not
00:18:08forget those who turn their back on them, so I think for the Iranians they are going
00:18:12through, it's either you go through diplomacy or war is what you we will all be
00:18:16getting, well exactly, I mean Zainab uh, as you did mention, I'm going to take
00:18:20something that you importantly said there and cross back over to our steam guest Mr. Batch
00:18:24there in uh Bulgaria uh Sir, in regards to what
00:18:28Zaynab mentioned, she said that the US signed the MOU back
00:18:32then because they were desperate, because they were being defeated of course uh
00:18:36by the Iranian. forces, has the situation
00:18:39changed in regards to the US, what I mean is, as you have mentioned,
00:18:43as Zainab has mentioned also in regards to how the US is now
00:18:46attempting to further pressure Iran from pressuring a neighboring
00:18:50countries, economically, airlines and so many other ways, has the US
00:18:54been pressured enough, has Trump been pressure enough by countries around the
00:18:58world, in Europe, in Africa, and of course uh west Asia and
00:19:02so many countries around the world, the US itself, because they themselves have been
00:19:05suffering from these economic... problem specifically because the straight of
00:19:09horm has been under the control and closed by, but
00:19:13I'll try to be completely straight forward
00:19:16here, I think the mou, first
00:19:19is not a real contract or a treaty, it is an agreement to
00:19:23start talking, and I
00:19:26think the goal the United States
00:19:30and Israel is, yeah, or was, maybe is
00:19:33again, is playing for time
00:19:37and... Yes, Iran is so playing for time too,
00:19:40but giving your enemy air to breathe is
00:19:44underestimation by itself, and what I mean
00:19:48is to abide to rules, morals,
00:19:51dignity at this stage at this point, to think
00:19:55that a sign agreement or a handshake would
00:19:59protect Iran is naive,
00:20:03the mou proved to be not.
00:20:07wrong but not working because the US cannot be
00:20:11trusted and I
00:20:14reiterated this end game here is about to
00:20:18change the whole region and it's chang get right
00:20:20now, I think Iran
00:20:24would make a mistake if they start the negotiation at
00:20:28this point because it gives the enemy time and
00:20:32I say
00:20:32it is not because I'm pro Iranian or pro us, I try to be
00:20:36objective and... just analytical and
00:20:39i step over the foundations of
00:20:42history and i see the process as they unfold
00:20:46and if you take into account the p
00:20:50psychology behind the US elite, the psychology the
00:20:54Israeli elite and so on, and all the dependencies that
00:20:58are rooted deep down, you you
00:21:02cannot expect that it would last, and
00:21:06if you see the build up, the military buildup that is
00:21:09going on, you you just can
00:21:13conclude that this is a scam, it
00:21:16doesn't view
00:21:20Iran's interest, on the contrary, they are trying to to
00:21:24buy time, and let me
00:21:28say this, Iran is prevailing, but at
00:21:32this point it cannot consume a full victory, because it's it
00:21:36still hasn't broken neither the US logistical
00:21:39arm, neither the world economy, but it
00:21:43is on the right part, and if you consider something
00:21:46else, Iran has been living under sanctions for. more
00:21:50than 45 years and it it has and
00:21:54it is nourishing
00:21:58and
00:21:58it is progressing maybe not not with the pace
00:22:02it wants but still this proves that you can
00:22:06endure and not many civilizations and countries
00:22:10in the world can say the same that they
00:22:14they are the most sanctioned country in the world and
00:22:18still progress this is called will and this is your
00:22:21culture and you're defending your culture and it it is worth more
00:22:25than one or two billion dollars or 20 billion
00:22:29dollars, well exactly, yes
00:22:33mr. bchev, do
00:22:34have to highly apologies, it seems our time has run out, but as always like to thank both of
00:22:38our team guests for joining us during the segment of our news review, joining us of
00:22:42course here in our studio, our press of colleague and as always a
00:22:46pleasure to our political analyst Mr. Stanislav
00:22:50joining us there from Shuman uh Bulgaria a pleasure as always to both of
00:22:54you. well viewer with viewers with the end of
00:22:57that news review we're going to go ahead and end off this hour's bulletin so thank you very much for
00:23:01watching and please stay tuned for latest updates.
00:23:03goodbye.
00:23:17that night was supposed to be night of joy in. Westdack,
00:23:20at town in Siri County Hormosgon province, families were
00:23:24getting ready for a wedding, night for new clothes, seeing the
00:23:28bride and groom, music and laughter and children playing
00:23:32among their relatives, but at around 9 o'clock on September
00:23:361st, a US military attack on the wedding ceremony changed
00:23:40everything a matter of seconds. The explosion filled the wedding
00:23:44venue with smoke and rubble, music and laughter gave way to
00:23:47screams and cries. In the attack. carried out by US force, five
00:23:51people were killed and nearly 70 were
00:23:54injured. one of those killed was four year old
00:23:58boy named Amir Ali Kharimi. Amir Ali had not gone to war, he had
00:24:02gone to a wedding. That day, he had taken a bath, fix
00:24:05his hair and could hardly contain his excitement about going to the
00:24:09celebration. His mother was supposed to leave a little later with
00:24:13him and the rest the family, but Amir Ali, his 14 year
00:24:17old sister, Kiana and several other children left. early, few minutes
00:24:21later, the explosion happened. Amir Ali's mother
00:24:25later said there was a terrible sound, everything was filled with smoke, my
00:24:28heart sank. I ran into the street and started looking for my
00:24:32children, but she could not find Amir Ali or Kyana. Through the smoke
00:24:36and dust, she had only one question, where are my children?
00:24:40Then the phone rang, they told me your son has been killed. Amir
00:24:44Ali, the youngest child in the family have the chance to hold her
00:24:47son one last time, but Kina had survived, sharpnell had
00:24:51wounded her and she was taken to the hospital, doctors saved her
00:24:55life, but the wound she brought home was not only a physical
00:24:59one. kyono had witnessed her little brother's final
00:25:02moments. her mother says that even while she was
00:25:06injured herself, kyona kept crying and saying I saw blood coming from Amir
00:25:10Ali's head, I saw him fall to the ground. now
00:25:14that was supposed to be filled with laughter and memories
00:25:18after the wedding is now missing. one voice, ami's
00:25:22voice, and perhaps the hardest question in his grief is this:
00:25:26a child who only wanted to
00:25:27go to a wedding and play with his relatives children, why did his
00:25:31last night have to be spent among smoke, sharpen, blood and
00:25:35tears?
00:25:52سوريا عنده
00:25:54ال
00:28:05هذا يجب ان يعطينا الامل والصبر
00:28:08واليقين
00:28:09والانتظار
00:28:19ان تعلم ان ما جرى عليك هو بعلم
00:28:22الله وفي عين الله عز
00:28:25وجل
00:28:30اشهد ننتصر.