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00:00:06of Top stories here on Press
00:00:10TV, Iran's president has criticized US for failing to
00:00:14of abide by the
00:00:14of Islamabad mediated mou, saying agreement can be the basis for
00:00:18hormones trade to be reopened. Iraq's kat
00:00:22hezbollah urges Iraq used to support Iran economically and counter
00:00:26US sie calling for increased trade and purchases of Iran. union
00:00:30goods and the Canadian
00:00:34Premier Carney says he plans for possible US invasion and it
00:00:38comes a emid Trump's claim about making Canada the 51st
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00:00:54hello
00:00:54of everyone and welcome to Press TV world
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00:02:07speaking of to American Media Outlet CBS News where he stressed that Iran remains
00:02:11fully committed to the Islambad mediated memorandum of understanding
00:02:15and is ready implement it
00:02:16he said any path toward resolving the conflict has to be based on
00:02:20dialogue, patience and tolerance, referring the attacks on Iran's
00:02:24nuclear facilities, the president said
00:02:26of that no country has a right or legal right that is to attack nuclear.
00:02:31that are under the inspection
00:02:32of the IAEA and are within the NPT
00:02:34framework called the US to stop supporting Israel which is
00:02:38carrying out genocide and urge Washington to act on the basis of
00:02:42justice and
00:02:43fairness.
00:02:51put forward a clear seven-day plan to restore maritime navigation through hermos
00:02:55of placing the next move in Washington's
00:02:56hands. Iran has
00:03:00conved
00:03:01to the United States through Qattar a
00:03:04concrete seven day plan. If the
00:03:08necessary conditions are met, the estate can be reopened
00:03:13in a normal maritime passage restored within seven
00:03:17days. The choice now rests with the United
00:03:20States.
00:03:27Grance Minister Abbassir says that
00:03:29of Washington already has. clear path to restoring normal maritime
00:03:32nav
00:03:33of navigation through the straight and says proposed us actions are gone. Toront says these steps
00:03:37could
00:03:37in be completed within four to five days allowing the straight to be
00:03:41reopened by day 6. On day 7 Iran proposed
00:03:45Washington uh talks with Washington on mutually agreed issues
00:03:49including Iran's nuclear program and final
00:03:51of agreement.
00:03:56Grant
00:03:56for ministry spokesman says Europe has to answer for participation in the US. aggression
00:04:00against Iran, Ism said the NATO secretary general Mark
00:04:04remarks about extensive use of facilities in NATO member states
00:04:08during US Israely aggression amounts to clear admission. He says the remark
00:04:12show Europe knowingly an active offer to the US and Israely regimes that
00:04:16played a role in the death and destruction of Iran. Vagay added that Europe's
00:04:20role in rising gas prices and
00:04:21of other outcomes of this illegal aggression should also be investigated as well
00:04:25as Rut's own decisions and actions in regards to this illegal
00:04:29war. as a NATO secretary
00:04:31general, number of
00:04:35world leaders have addressed the UN general assembly
00:04:37over the past several days and the reps from number of countries will do the
00:04:41same today and in the coming days and some speeches have drawn praises while
00:04:44others have triggered condemnation. the US president speech according to
00:04:48analysts contain multiple false and misleading claims. these early
00:04:52prime ministers address that the UNGA has also been slammed as
00:04:56being filled with lies, and to discuss this were earlier joined by professor about
00:05:00international law, Richard
00:05:01Falk
00:05:05UN system is built on the
00:05:08premise of all countries.
00:05:12all states, big or small, powerful or
00:05:16weak, being subject to the UN
00:05:19charter and to international
00:05:22law, but at the same time, the
00:05:25design the UN was
00:05:29one that favored the winners of world war ii,
00:05:32therefore the most powerful countries
00:05:36were given the right of veto, which
00:05:39means that they have...
00:05:43legally grounded
00:05:46right to free themselves
00:05:50from the obligation to uphold
00:05:53international law, and the
00:05:57US and its European allies have
00:06:00frequently used that veto, not only for their
00:06:04own policies, but to
00:06:07protect their friends and
00:06:11allies. principally Israel
00:06:14when it's under justifiable
00:06:18criticism for its failure to
00:06:22abide by international law,
00:06:25so we have a
00:06:28situation where
00:06:31geop group has called on irakis to support
00:06:35Iran economically, encounter your sie on tehran urging
00:06:39increase trade and purchase of Iranian goods, statement the group: called for the
00:06:42expansion of economic ties with Iran and avoiding action that could increase
00:06:46pressure on the Iranian people. It also called on Iraqis to support
00:06:50Iranian goods, expand trade and avoid any action that will
00:06:54increase pressure on Iran, describing this as religious duty.
00:06:57Group accused iraqi government and other institutions of aligning with US
00:07:01policies saying this intensifies pressure on the Iranian people.
00:07:05It also should religious inquiry into clericks and authorities demanding
00:07:09a ruling on the Islamic legal status of any cooperation. with the siege
00:07:13on
00:07:13Iran,
00:07:18Israeli regime uh continues its aggression against South Lebanon, carrying out two air
00:07:22strikes on the outskirts of Sejud. Another attack targeted the town of
00:07:25Alcantara in the region, our correspondent Hussain iemodd earlier joined us with your
00:07:29update.
00:07:33This morning around 9:9 a.m. in the
00:07:37morning, the citizens the area awoke to two
00:07:41air strikes that targeted the villages of sujud and
00:07:45rafia, these villages that exist in the region in
00:07:48particular, and it seems that the munitions used
00:07:52in the targeting were bunker buster munitions,
00:07:56because the sound and the seismic
00:07:59effect of which shook the assets of multiple homes
00:08:03in the
00:08:04in the surrounding areas and in the village itself. today
00:08:08conterminus with the air strikes that happened in the Apple
00:08:11region, the ground Israeli ground forces, mechanized
00:08:15patrol advanced further inwards into the village
00:08:19of der Mimas, in New York, palestinian people continue to
00:08:22endure devastating Israeli attacks and catastrophic humanitarian
00:08:26conditions, as more palestinians are expected to lose their lives, the UN
00:08:30general assembly speakers once again stick to issuing statements
00:08:33devoid of any practical measures, press
00:08:36tv has this report from
00:08:38gaza, years ago my country was still...
00:08:43For the third consecutive year since the commencement the
00:08:46genocidal war on Gaza, world leaders have convened a
00:08:50New York to address the annual United Nations General
00:08:53Assembly. However, these gatherings have had no impact
00:08:57on the Israeli crimes against Palestinians, with the war ravaged,
00:09:01Gaza kept witnessing increase in the death tholl and a warsening
00:09:05humanitarian
00:09:06situation.
00:09:10The UN general assembly has undoubtedly lost its significance since
00:09:14it failed to hold the Israeli regime fully accountable for the ongoing
00:09:18genocide in Gaza. In light of this unprecedented
00:09:21brutality and the relentless killing by the Israeli regime, those
00:09:25statements alone have become meaningless and a mere waste of time.
00:09:29We urgently need those statements to be translated into tangible
00:09:33actions on the ground. Although many leaders sees the
00:09:36opportunity to unequivocally condemn the Israeli actions in
00:09:40Gaza and the unfolding humanit. crisis,
00:09:43however, for Palestinians, these condemnations lack
00:09:47substance and effectiveness, as the occuping regime continued
00:09:51with its frilentless aggression with
00:09:53impunity. It's
00:09:57becoming increasingly evident that the international community and the United
00:10:00Nations have completely failed to protect international law and
00:10:04regulation stance and take decisive action to compell the
00:10:07Israeli regime to comply with international
00:10:10resolutions. Thousands more
00:10:13Palestinians have been killed since the last United Nations General
00:10:17Assembly address and more are expected to die as world
00:10:21leaders continue to issue unfulfilled statements without taking any.
00:10:25meaningful action to end Israeli
00:10:27brutalities, since
00:10:301948, the UN general assembly has made hollow
00:10:34statements about the Palestinian people, but it has done nothing to address their
00:10:38plight. We are tired these empty condemnations, because they
00:10:42have not brought us safety. If these leaders were truly committed to
00:10:45condemning the Israeli crimes against us, they would take immediate
00:10:49action. Unfortunately, we are still suffering from three years
00:10:53of violence and starvation.
00:10:55and they are watching us helplessly, they are completely complicit in the Israeli
00:10:58atrocities. for many,
00:11:02those apathetic leaders are complicit in the Israeli crimes as
00:11:06they realize that their condemminations alone will never protect the
00:11:10Palestinians from the Israeli killing machine while their relations
00:11:14with the regime remain intact. despite the
00:11:17conspicuous criticism the Israeli atrocities in
00:11:21Gaza by wild leaders during their address to the United.
00:11:25nation's general assembly, the Israeli regime continues its
00:11:29vicious attacks. this serves as it another stark
00:11:33reminder the Israeli brutality and the hypocrisy
00:11:37of those leaders who despite their condemnation
00:11:41continue to maintain their diplomatic and economic ties with the Israeli
00:11:45occupation, the central area
00:11:49of gaza step. canada's prime minister
00:11:53says the country has made a contingency plan. for possible US military
00:11:56invasion, attentions between the two long-time allies continue to grow.
00:12:00mark carne described the plan as risk management adding, while the
00:12:03probability of such attack is low, it'll be irresponsible
00:12:07not to be prepared. carne added, canada is also working to reduce its
00:12:11reliance on the US and review its use of starlink and a planned
00:12:15purchase of f35 fighter jets. comments conmit repeated statements by
00:12:19the US president about making Canada the 51st US state
00:12:22attentions flared after a trade deal collapsed last month, pushing two
00:12:26key trade partners toward enacting a high tariffs on one
00:12:30another.
00:12:36see remains the high alert two months after massive arrivals
00:12:40from Morocco and thousands remain stranded in the enclave, local
00:12:43tensions are boiling over and spain is reinforcing its border and mid
00:12:47fears of fresh crossing at temps, have
00:12:49look, the mass
00:12:53influx on July 30th,
00:13:25Officials insult us while underreporting that over 20,000 migrants
00:13:29remain trapped here, the geopolitical
00:13:33access between Israel, the US and Morocco is fueling this
00:13:36crisis. From mega figures labeling Ciuta as
00:13:39occupied, to sophisticated online campaigns, this was no
00:13:43spontaneous event. It's a calculated strategy driven by zionism and
00:13:47the
00:13:47far right. Beyond the border fans, the crisis
00:13:51has ignited the fears political confrontation over identity and...
00:13:55security, spilling over into the streets and sparking wave of
00:13:58social tension, racious rhetoric, physical attacks and
00:14:02polarization and now threatening the cities delicate
00:14:06multicultural harmony. this brutal attack on my
00:14:09vehicle follows weeks of rampant islamophobia. we warned this violence
00:14:13was coming, it's the direct result of an extreme right narrative
00:14:17trying to terrorize any one who opposes
00:14:19them. secure border is
00:14:23completely compatible.
00:14:53The situation here is terrible. we suffer two months starving and
00:14:56sick, i don't know if this is worth it anymore,
00:15:00i can't go home empty-handed, i'll keep trying until the end, even if i
00:15:04die trying before returning to Morocco,
00:15:08celta has become the grand zero of a prolong diplomatic decklock, as
00:15:12morocco holds elections, thousands of migrants remain stranded here while
00:15:15residents live under the persistent threat of new border
00:15:19assault, without structural solutions from madrid, this enclave
00:15:23remains a humanitarian pressure cook.
00:15:37the local elections, the conservative CDU party the German chancelor Frederick
00:15:41Murz and his government are under increased pressure over some their
00:15:44controversial policies. On Friday, youth organizations, trade unions
00:15:48and student associations already called for fourth nationwide school
00:15:52strike against the reintroduction of constription. One of those cities that saw
00:15:56large demonstrations was Munich, and it's where Press TV's deater Rajnish is
00:16:00about to take
00:16:00us.
00:16:04School students marcination wide against the reintroduction of. conscription in
00:16:08Germany, the school strike against conscription initiative organized over
00:16:11100 demonstrations, it's already the fourth school strike and
00:16:15they aim to continue protest until the issue of conscription
00:16:19is off the table, conscription is one of several measures the government has
00:16:22included in its militarization program, aimed at
00:16:26preparing for potential confrontation with Russia by
00:16:292023. after the last strike, teacher
00:16:33asked me why
00:16:33i was skipping school, i explained to her that i wasn't skipping school but
00:17:37system, education and infrastructure suffer from underfunding,
00:17:41while more resources are fund to support the
00:17:44regimes.
00:17:53is taken away from your future, your education and your security.
00:17:57billions are currently being poured into armaments while social infrastructure is being
00:18:01starved of funds through cutbacks. school students
00:18:04nationwide against the militariation of... germany a demonstration
00:18:08will also be held in the capital Berlin against
00:18:12German participation in wars in eastern Europe and
00:18:16west Asia next weekend, pressure is clearly
00:18:19mounting on Marts and his government. Dita Reinish for Press
00:18:23TV from Munich.
00:18:27English football club, Manchester City has been found guilty of almost
00:18:31all charges related to breaches the Premier League's financial regulations.
00:18:35Report say the sanctions have not been decided yet. Manchester City is
00:18:38expected to appeal the verdict, concerns, allegations, dating back nearly
00:18:42decade, including misleading financial information and failure to
00:18:46disclose payments to players and managers. The charges stem from
00:18:50leaked documents published by German news magazine back in
00:18:532018, the Amarati own club has insisted there is,
00:18:57quote, a comprehensive body of irrefutable evidence to prove its
00:19:00innocence.
00:19:05And today is the anniversary the martydom of. Press TV correspondent in
00:19:08Syria Maya Nasirua lost his life while reporting on air from
00:19:12Damascus back in
00:19:132012.
00:19:17September 26th marks the morterdam anniversary of Press TV
00:19:21correspondent Mayo nasser who was killed by sniper while
00:19:25covering twin blasts in the Syrian capital Damascus in
00:19:292012. Okay, we've lost myaya, but we're going to try to
00:19:32definitely get him back. Mayanaser was from the Syrian
00:19:35city of Latakia. studied at university in the
00:19:39US. Naser contributed to UN programs in
00:19:42Syria prior to joining Press TV as a
00:19:45correspondent. He courageously reported from conflict
00:19:49zones during the war on Syria. His reports from Aleppo were
00:19:53especially notable. Nasur lost his life while he
00:19:56always did his best to convey the voice the Syrian
00:20:00people to the world a time when the Arab country was
00:20:03grappling with conflicts. Two days before his death,
00:20:07wrote on his social media account, in wars like this, there's
00:20:11no winner or loser, everybody loses, and the most who
00:20:15pay the price are Syrians. Iran's then foreign
00:20:19ministry slammed the terrorists realities from being exposed
00:20:23to the world. Also, the then director general of UNESCO
00:20:27voiced grave concern about the targeting of journalists and called
00:20:31for investigation into the killing of press TV reporter
00:20:35Mayanaser. Press TV has named:
00:20:50pediatrical stem cell transplant, major milestone for program
00:20:53treating children with serious and life threatening diseases. now doctors say
00:20:57that two decades of experience in stem cell transplantation are now
00:21:01paving the way for further advances in cell and gene
00:21:04therapies.
00:21:13they came here first as patients, some were very
00:21:16young and some were fighting diseases that threatened.
00:21:20their lives, now years later, they are returning under
00:21:24very different circumstances, as survivors marking
00:21:28a milestone with the medical teams that treated
00:21:31them. about six years ago, when I was
00:21:34very young, I suddenly realized I couldn't walk anymore, I had
00:21:38become paralyzed, it happened while we were on our way to my aunt's
00:21:42house, that's when I started chemotherapy, later
00:21:46the doctors decided I needed a different treatment,
00:23:20now reached adulthood. Their return to the hospital turns
00:23:24this milestone into something more tangible, allowing doctors
00:23:28and nurses to see what years of treatment and follow-up
00:23:32can ultimately mean. 100 is an
00:23:35important medical milestone, but inside pediatric hospital,
00:23:39numbers tell a very different story: each transplant represents
00:23:43a child, family and donor that along with a large
00:23:47medical team have worked towards the same. active,
00:23:51giving that child the best possible chance of
00:23:54survival. Gisum Shah Madi Press TV,
00:23:57Tehran. That's right for your
00:24:01latest here on Press TV. Everyone, thanks for tuning a goodbye for
00:24:04now.
00:24:28For decades Iran has stated that the distinction between United States
00:24:31and Israel is often more political than practical, many
00:24:35dismiss that claim as rhetoric, but the numbers tell a
00:24:39story worth examining. Since the end the second world war,
00:24:43Israel has become the largest cumulative recipient of US military
00:24:47aid receiving 240 billion. dollars: can
00:24:50you imagine 240 billion dollars?
00:24:54today that relationship is anchored by a 10 year memorandum of
00:24:58understanding, guaranteeing at least 3.8 billion
00:25:02dollar in military aid annually, a commitment
00:25:05unprecedented in modern american foreign policy. wait,
00:25:09it has surpassed even this amount, watch till the end. first, this is not
00:25:13marely story about aid, much of funding is designed to be spent on
00:25:17American weapons, leaking Israel's. three capabilities
00:25:20directly to US weapons production, the result is a system in
00:25:24which a continuous pipeline of American financing,
00:25:28technology, spare parts, munitions and political
00:25:32backing sustains Israeli military power. The clearest
00:25:36example is the F-35 stel fighter. The jet is manufactured in the
00:25:40United States, controlled by the United States and supplied only to
00:25:43countries approved by Washington. Israel was the first to
00:25:47acquire the world's most advanced combat aircraft. For your
00:25:50information, Iran down F-35 as well, so how
00:25:54advanced it is, let's leave that for another time. Anyways,
00:25:58one F-35A cost average of
00:26:0182.5 million dollars. Overall, the F-35
00:26:04program has cost more than two trillion dollars. Israel's
00:26:08customized F-35 fleet has since been deployed across multiple
00:26:12regional theaters from Lebanon and Syria to Iran and
00:26:15Gaza, killing thousands of people. The depth of US involvement
00:26:19became particularly visible during the June 2025 war against
00:26:23Iran. Washington authorized modifications to Israel's
00:26:27F-35 Felite, enabling the fighters to carry external
00:26:30fuel tanks and dramatical. increase their range, the
00:26:34result was capability to fly direct round trip missions to
00:26:38Iran without refueling, bypassing regional air bases and
00:26:42avoiding dependence on governments that might have refused to support such
00:26:46operations. Israel's missile defense architecture from iron
00:26:50dome to David Sling and arrow has likewise benefited from
00:26:53extensive American funding running in billions of dollars since
00:26:57October 2023 that dependence has become even more
00:27:01visible. Washington. has approved billions in additional military assistance,
00:27:05accelerated weapons, transfer, replenish stock piles and
00:27:08provided support a scale unmashed anywhere else in the
00:27:12world for Israel to continue Gaza genocide and also carry on
00:27:16aggression against other countries in the region. researchers estimate
00:27:20that US military aid linked to the Gaza genocide reached
00:27:24record levels. Iranian officials have long maintained that Israel
00:27:28cannot sustain prolonged regional military aggression without
00:27:31American financial, technological, diplomatic and logistical
00:27:35support, even if you want to disagree after all the figures
00:27:39presented, the strategic reality won't let you, when the US
00:27:43supplies the funding, the aircraft, the missile defenses, the
00:27:47ammunition and offers diplomatic cover, Israel
00:27:50doesn't just remain an ally but an extension of American
00:27:54power, advancing interest that Washington offer prefers to
00:27:58keep at arms length, what German chancellor
00:28:01friedrich. described as dirty work being
00:28:05done on behalf the
00:28:06west.
00:28:19the US has raised interest rates to try to tame the
00:28:23inflation. the FOMC decided to raise the
00:28:26target range for the federal funds rate by a quarter of a percentage
00:28:30point to three and three quar. to 4%. Donald Trump doesn't
00:28:34like it, saying it should be around 1%. We should have the lowest interest rates
00:28:38in the world. Meanwhile, diesel and energy costs
00:28:42continue to rise and Americans are unhappy about
00:28:45this. 849 for diesel in
00:28:49California. Join us in this edition of program where we have
00:28:53a special guest with us, Paulon Aguera Batista Jr.,
00:28:56former executive director at international monetary fund or the
00:29:00IMF. What's what's going on? In my opinion is the lack of
00:29:04truth.