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00:00:08Top of stories here on Press TV, an exclusive interview with Press TV, Iran's security
00:00:12chief warns that American assets, including key data and AI centers
00:00:16will be struck if you us wages another world, a senior
00:00:20answer
00:00:20of the officials praise recent victories
00:00:21of the Yemen Armed forces warning Saudi Arabia against committing more crimes
00:00:25against
00:00:27of Yemen. of
00:00:31and Donald
00:00:31of Trump and Vladimir Zelensky trade barbs over the announced diesel deal with
00:00:35Russia with the US president saying Ukraine needs a new
00:00:42a a
00:00:43of of leader.
00:00:54a Hello everyone and very warm welcome to Press TV world
00:00:59of news. Our top story, Iran's top security official has told
00:01:03Press TV and exclusive interview, US has suffered defeat after defeat against
00:01:06Iran, this is why Washington is turned to economic war.
00:01:10The
00:01:15enemy suffered major defeat in the 12-day war and then again in the
00:01:19of 40-day war. They resorted to naval blockade, but that led them
00:01:23nowhere, and recently, they launched economic isolation
00:01:26plan. They faced defeat in almost every single campaign they.
00:01:52of
00:02:06of of of
00:02:18of of
00:02:25of
00:02:26of
00:02:37a of
00:02:48of
00:03:29of if the us wages is another act of
00:03:32of aggression, he said eran still
00:03:33of has untouched targets in the uae and stratero hormos that will be hit in case
00:03:37of new aggression, he said those targets are worth nearly two trillion
00:03:41dollars and uh form the beating heart
00:03:44of the US economy, you can
00:03:45of view the few full interview with mrz on press tv in the coming
00:03:49hours,
00:03:53of jing us now from Tabriz is arman shariati
00:03:57military uh analyst for more on
00:03:59comments there, hello sir, pleasure to have you
00:04:03here, hello sir, pleasure to have you here, your thoughts
00:04:07on general riz comments in that interview that to our viewers by
00:04:10press tv, well thank you for having me,
00:04:14let me start with stating the stating the
00:04:18most clear fact on the ground, the
00:04:22thing is that the American figures regarding the transition of all
00:04:26through the state of hormos are climbing almost daily,
00:04:30preview by millions, it's now gotten to point
00:04:34where the stated numbers are starting to dorf the
00:04:37actual
00:04:38اس export اس capacity
00:04:39of the Persian Gulf
00:04:45اس of states. You see the countries around of the Persian Gulf have domestic needs and it's reported that their
00:04:49production has decreased by millions of barrels of oil
00:04:53per day following the American Israel war on
00:04:56of Iran. Americans are starting to claim that's almost.
00:05:002025 million barrels of
00:05:02of or are
00:05:03of transitioning through the state of almost each night, that's simply
00:05:06impossible, that's such figure does not exist for
00:05:10export, moreover, "they are
00:05:14claiming that their escorting ships, they are
00:05:18safely, they are safely escorting ships each
00:05:21night and every day, that's simply false, and
00:05:25the contrast it's so stark with the 1980s when
00:05:29United States had actual naval power
00:05:33projection capability in the Persian Gulf, and that simply is not there
00:05:36anymore, what they're doing is using STC ship to
00:05:40ship transfers, use..." multiple small
00:05:43vessels to move, move all through
00:05:47the straight and to larger ships
00:05:51anchored outside the Persian Gulf.
00:05:54Moreover, regarding the military facts on
00:05:58the ground, United States and its Arab partners in the
00:06:02region spend decades and trillions upon trillions of
00:06:05dollars to create a missile shield and
00:06:09security umbrella in the region that. "that
00:06:13reality no is no longer there, that shield, that
00:06:16military capability has dising, has effectively been
00:06:20disintegrated, just one has to simply
00:06:24look at the situation in Saudi Arabia, where once
00:06:27multiple pactter patriot missiles were used each day to
00:06:31intercepts yemeni missiles, nowadays yemeni
00:06:35army and the and its allies are using one
00:06:39two one two missiles per day. to hit the most
00:06:43sensitive, the most well protected targets in the Saudi
00:06:46territory. every day, pumping
00:06:49stations, oil fields, petrochemical
00:06:53facilities are on fire, and the Saudi Army
00:06:57and its American allies are unable to stop it, and let's not
00:07:00forget that the Yemeni Army, as fearless
00:07:04and as admirable as it is, it has nowhere near the
00:07:08capabilities that the Iranian military has,
00:07:11so... one has to look at this larger picture,
00:07:15the economic claims the Americans claims the
00:07:19Americans and the and other countries in the region are
00:07:23not numbers aren't there, it's simple as that,
00:07:27Americans aren't moving 20, 25, 30 million barrels
00:07:30of oil per day through the state of hormos, because they
00:07:34can't, there isn't that much oil being produced for
00:07:37export in the region, and in the military
00:07:41area, "setting
00:07:44aside the serious shortages the
00:07:48interceptors, especially the TEDs and the patriots,
00:07:52Iran has been steadily improving its offensive
00:07:55capabilities, one has to look at the exchange of fire following
00:07:59the signing the so-called memorandum of
00:08:03understanding with the United States. Iran has steadily
00:08:07improved its missile accuracy at extended
00:08:10rages, the most..." following examples are the
00:08:13strikes on the Jordanian territory where American
00:08:17m American bases were stationed, hangers were
00:08:21hit, aircrafts were destroyed on the runway on the ground,
00:08:25American service members were killed, how more than a thous
00:08:29kilometers away from the Iranian homeland,
00:08:33product, United States had to move more of its asset
00:08:37out of Jordan and out of Saudi Arabia to Israel territory,
00:08:41Israeli controlled territory. so again, the
00:08:44treads and the claims the united states are not consistent
00:08:48with the reality, both in the economic realm and in
00:08:52the military reality underground,
00:08:56one take so that's in one take, so that's a wrap, thank
00:09:00you armon,
00:09:01it was pleasure having, armon shariyati joining us from
00:09:03Tabris, thank you for having me, yeah, you
00:09:06bit, well, it was all late february that the US carried out a strike
00:09:10a school, Iran southern city of Mina. that left
00:09:13168 civilians martered now an interview with oppress
00:09:17tv in minob the deputy foreign ministeran
00:09:21is determined to pursue the case of this deadly us attack via international
00:09:25legal
00:09:25channels
00:09:30in accordance with international law and international humanitarian
00:09:34law the children the educational
00:09:37centers hospitals infrastructures are
00:09:40immune
00:09:42from attack but the United States of America violated
00:09:46all these international principles and disregard, so
00:09:50we are so determined to legally this issue not only
00:09:54at the level the domestic course, but also at the level the
00:09:57foreign course and international judicial system. The United States should be
00:10:01held accountable and responsible for the crime that has committed
00:10:05and the international humanitarian law
00:10:09principles, human rights law principles. and also the
00:10:13national law principles and the provisions the charter the united
00:10:16nations, all these prohibiting actually
00:10:20attacking the children of
00:10:22education
00:10:26of America, they have
00:10:30showed interest in this issue and some them on the voluntary
00:10:33United States places, so started some
00:10:36investigation and also they have opened
00:10:40some cases before the judicials in this regard,
00:10:43so I think that that's a very good
00:10:46move, believe that that's the responsibility
00:10:50the the various people in the European
00:10:54countries that. know human so rights that
00:10:56you that is very very important and we support all these moves and
00:11:00also if they need any evidencees so they can contact
00:11:04us also they can contact the civil society in Iran,
00:11:07we will provide them with all necessary evidences to let them
00:11:11to pursue those judicial cases before
00:11:14the
00:11:19f. foreign minister Abrashi says us is
00:11:22really attacks in neuron's energy sites.
00:11:28refineries
00:11:35aggression against Iran, attacks on oil and
00:11:37facilities, energy infrastructures and attacks on nuclear sites, which
00:11:41are unforgivable crimes in international law, triggered severe
00:11:44environmental risks. In March 2026, the United Nations
00:11:48Environmental program confirmed that oil facilities in and around Iran's
00:11:52urban areas, including Tehran, have been.
00:12:25I actually said the United Nations Environment program has described the environmental
00:12:29environmental damage in Gaza as unprecedented. He told the
00:12:33conference the environment is humanity's common heritage and must not be
00:12:37used as leverage for political pressure, a battleground for
00:12:41rivalries or sacrifice for short-term economic and
00:12:44military
00:12:45interests.
00:12:49A senior answer the official has praised recent victories the Yemini Armed forces
00:12:53warning Saudi Arabia will get more painful and decisive blows if it
00:12:57continues crimes against the people of Yemen. Muhammad Ali al-Huthi
00:13:00further warned continuation of Saudi aggression and blockade will bring
00:13:04a Riyad more humiliating defeat. The supreme political
00:13:08council member said Saudis have been committing controcities against Yemen
00:13:12for the past 12 years and it's brought them no victory. A comts
00:13:15remaid, Saudi authorities confirmed at least dozen people killed and
00:13:19300 wounded in a missile attack on King Khalid International
00:13:23Airport in Riyad. to Saudi Aviation sources fatalities include
00:13:27four Saudi citizens and eight foreign nationals.
00:13:30Operations at the airport have also been suspended, following this attack in schools
00:13:34in Riad have switched to remote learning for second time this
00:13:37month.
00:13:42Yemen has announced a new arrangement following humanitarian flights to and from
00:13:46Riad Airport, subject to authorization from the humanitarian operations
00:13:50coordination center in Sana. Nura Masu reports from.
00:13:58Following Sana's decision to close to the airspace, several
00:14:02international airlines announced the suspension of a
00:14:05flights to and from Saudi airport, particularly
00:14:09Riyadh. In response the Yemini Armed forces through their
00:14:13spokes person brigader general Yahya sir announced
00:14:17that humanitarian flights would be permitted provided
00:14:21they obtain per year authorization from the humanitarian.
00:14:28The Yemen people have now imposed a policy of escalation
00:14:32for escalation on Saudi Arabia and this approach will yield
00:14:36results. It will undoubtedly force the Saudi enemy to surrender,
00:14:40submit and move forward with the road map agreed upon between the two
00:14:44sides. This step is essential and necessary, otherwise the Yemani
00:14:48people would never have taken it. The move comes as Sanha
00:14:51seeks to establish new terms with Riyadh for. 11
00:14:55years restrictions and placade have limited access to
00:14:58airports, ports and border crossings in Yemen,
00:15:02making life harder for patients, students, traders
00:15:06and families. Meanwhile, humanitarian commitments
00:15:10under the road map agreed by San'a and Riyadh
00:15:13remain fulfilled as Sanhas accuses Saudi Arabia of
00:15:17abandoning the agreement and choosing escalation in
00:15:20state.
00:15:24Sona opens the door. to humanitarian flights, the contrast is
00:15:28striking. for years, yemenese bore the brunt of
00:15:31restrictions on air travel. now, Saudi airports are
00:15:35facing the consequences of Reyads escalation: the
00:15:39result is new equation of siege for siege,
00:15:43turning air travel into more than a transportation issue, it has
00:15:47become a bargaining tool in the broader struggle over war and
00:15:51peace. While Sana opens the door to humanitarian flights
00:15:54a striking contrast emerges between the past when
00:15:58yemen is alone pour the burden of air travel restrictions
00:16:02and the present in which Saudi airports are also
00:16:06feeling the impact of escalation and Yemen's military
00:16:09response, I consider this humanitarian
00:16:13initiative, this humanitarian initiative, response to the
00:16:16humanitarian assistance Yemen lacks, as result extent the
00:16:20Yemeny forces's control over Saudi airspace and their ability to
00:16:24impose restrictions similar to those imposed on the Yemani people. This
00:16:28constitutes a blockade under international law and is response
00:16:32to Saudi Arabia's continued aggression against Yemen and its
00:16:35ongoing siege the country and airports, despite enduring
00:16:39and unjust blockade for years, sana is choosing
00:16:43to act humanly, yemenes say, those who have suffered
00:16:47injustice do not wish to inflict the same suffering
00:16:51on others, nor do they want innocent sudi
00:16:54civilians to become victims the saudi regime's
00:16:58oppressive policies that have subjected yemanies to
00:17:01uplocade. while Yemen records a new moral victory, it puts
00:17:05Saudi Arabia to new... humanitarian test revealing through its
00:17:09upcoming stances, the real way it deals with the humanitarian
00:17:13issue beyond
00:17:14the slogans. Noura mansor, press TV,
00:17:17Santaa. For Ukraine to get new president,
00:17:21after Ukraine to get new president, after he announces deal with Russia on
00:17:25diesel supplies, Trump said the Ukrainian president Vladimir Zelinski
00:17:29could have ended the war with Russia many times, but chose not to.
00:17:33He criticized Zelinsky for ignoring warnings against striking Russian refining.
00:17:37officiality saying KV had been told not to hit
00:17:41refineries because the global fallout and Trump's comments come as a Ukrainian
00:17:45president said the oil agreement looks like a birthday president for the Russian
00:17:49president. Trump said on Friday the deal with Russia over diesel supplies
00:17:53will lower prices. He had it Vladimir Putin agreed to sell over
00:17:57300,00 metric tons of diesel to Us and global markets and
00:18:00analysts though have cast doubt if the agreements will even bring down energy costs
00:18:04anywhere in the planet.
00:18:09well ukrainian forces have targeted key Russian oil dispatch station despite Donald
00:18:13Trump's warning to Zelinsky not to target oil facilities. Drone strikes
00:18:17sparked major fire at the site located in Russia's region of
00:18:20Rostov. It's a facility built to store and ship
00:18:24about a three and a half million tons of refined
00:18:28fuel per year. According to Ukrainian officials, Kevin tends to press
00:18:32ahead with long-range drone strikes on Russian oil
00:18:35refineries despite a bilateral. agreement between the US president and
00:18:39his Russian counterpart to supply Russian diesel to US
00:18:43and international
00:18:43markets.
00:18:48Israel violence in the west bank continues. reports say five palestinian women have
00:18:52been treated for tear gas inhillation after the regime forces targeted
00:18:56them while harvesting olives south of napolis. now the women,
00:19:00including an elderly were in the village of Yatamawun Israeli
00:19:03forces rated their farmland and forced them to leave this. is
00:19:07Israeli settlers under the protection of occupation forces, also stolen all
00:19:11of crops and agricultural equipment in villages east of
00:19:15Romala, a palestinian rights group said it documented 18
00:19:19settler attacks across nine occupied west bank governor,
00:19:22it's Saturday alone, military raids and souther attacks
00:19:26have seen a dramatic dramatic increase in the occupied
00:19:29territory since beginning the gaza genocide in late
00:19:322023
00:19:37thous and demonstrators take
00:19:38to the streets
00:19:38to the turkish city of Istanbul to support palestinians demanding an end
00:19:42Israel's genocidal war on
00:19:44gaza.
00:20:01of people, of innocent people being shed in Palestine will stop. Israel
00:20:05must now put an end to the blood it is spilling. around the world and stop this
00:20:08genocide. We Muslims, and not only Muslims, but all people in the
00:20:12world, must finally put an end to the suppressors game and stop the
00:20:15bloodshed.
00:20:20Waving Palestinian Turkish flags demonstrators march to Istanbul, global day
00:20:24of action for Palestine. They call for global pressure on Israel, saying
00:20:28remaining neutral in the face of genocide amounts to complicity. On the
00:20:32third anniversary, the beginning the genocidal war, considerable number of cities throughout the
00:20:36world have seen. Pro palestine
00:20:38rallies.
00:20:44That's r
00:20:45for your latestv everyone. Thanks for tuning in and bye-bye for
00:20:47now.
00:21:15The assembly will hain addressed by his excellency Benjamin.
00:21:21prime minister the state of Israel,
00:21:25request protocol to escort his excellency and
00:21:29invite him to address the
00:21:31assembly.
00:22:40Order in the hall
00:22:41please order in
00:22:45the hall please I
00:22:49request Order in the hall
00:22:51please,
00:22:56I request them order in the fall
00:22:58please,
00:23:03thank
00:23:03you.
00:23:55In today's show, we'll be scrutinizing the way in which the British state is
00:23:59abusing the UK's anti-terrorism laws to harass and intimidate
00:24:03journalists and pro-palestine political activists. This is all
00:24:06about intelligence gathering and community surveillance,
00:24:10and I think it's also about sending a signal
00:24:14that we as the British Intelligence services, we as
00:24:18SO15 the Metropolitan. Please, we're keeping an eye on
00:24:22you, many these cases now, we've seen have -
00:24:26been the result of pressure put on the
00:24:29police or the home office or MI5 by
00:24:33zionist groups, identified groups, for Israel, campaign against
00:24:37antisemitism, campaign against
00:24:39antisemitism,
00:25:26میں کے میں
00:25:28کے رسالے کو تقریبا 12 سال اس
00:25:32رسالے کو تقریبا 12 سال نکالتا رہا کے بعد نور
00:25:36مائکروفلم جو اس ادارے سے منسلک ہو
00:25:39گیا اور ابھی تک میں وہاں کام کرتا
00:25:43ہوں اور تقریبا وہاں بھی 12 سال ہو گئے
00:25:46مجھے اس ادارے سے منسلک ہوئے
00:26:03میرے پانچ بچے ہیں دو بچیاں ہیں اور تین بچے
00:26:07ہیں جس میں جو بی ٹیک کے
00:26:11انٹرنس کی تیاری کر رہا ہے تین جگہ دے چکا
00:26:15ہے ایک ائی پی میں ایک جیمین میں ایک یو پی
00:26:19بورڈ میں دیا ہے اب ایک چوتھا اقسام اس کا 13 تاریخ
00:26:23میں جامعہ ملیہ اسلامیہ کا ہے اور میرے فیملی جو
00:26:27ہے میں وائف ہیں وہ هاوس وائف ہیں میں اکیلا کام کرتا
00:26:30ہوں میری فیملی اس چھوٹی سی
00:27:25ولی بعدها بعد از استقلال هند و بعد از تغییراتی که به وجود
00:27:29اومد خیلی از این هنرمند.
00:27:33influence
00:27:40As penetrated
00:27:40colonial different layers of Indian
00:27:44society, the people of this land faced numerous challenges to
00:27:48the extent that even today, many of India's population of more than
00:27:51billion people continue to bear the consequences the policies
00:27:55of that era. The seven member family of
00:27:59Muhammad 10 square meters. square
00:28:02meters. After finishing his working
00:28:06hours, Muhammad Yusuf continues creating his works of art at
00:28:10home in this very modest little room.
00:28:14His children are doing their homework beside him, while his wife is preparing
00:28:18food and taking care the everyday affairs the
00:28:20household. For
00:28:24most people in India, this kind of life is quite common and
00:28:27accepted. They have learned how to manage their lives through
00:28:31hardship. with the fewest possible
00:28:33resources,
00:28:38since it was necessary in keeping with centers objectives to take
00:28:41action to preserve the shared heritage of Iran and India and to
00:28:45ensure the continuation of artistic traditions, rooted in
00:28:49authentic Iranian art, we began identifying the last
00:28:53surviving artists of this tradition so that the center's artistic
00:28:56projects could be brought to completion.
00:29:00ما در طول کارهایی که در زمینه میکروفیلم انجام دادیم فکر
00:29:04کردیم کار هنر رو شروع بکنیم دیدیم هنرمند اصلاً وجود
00:29:08نداره در حال چون کسی توجه به این ها نمی کنه وقتی که با
00:29:12بعضیاشون تواز کردین محتاج مخارج روزانه خودشون
00:29:15هستن مجبور شده رفته با ریکشا کار می کنه یا اینکه پادو یک
00:29:19اداره ای شده یا اصلاً کاری وجود نداره بیکار هستش و این
00:29:23ها رو خب انتخاب اینها و پیدا کردن این ها کار
00:29:27بسیار مشکلی بود حتی بسیاری
00:29:29از کسانی که
00:29:34از دولتمردان هند یا از محققین هند یا از کسایی
00:29:38که میان اینجا تعجب می کنن که ما اینها رو چهجوری تونستیم پیدا کنیم
00:29:42توسط افراد و کسان دیگر ما یکی یکی اینها رو پیدا
00:29:46کردیم to complete the
00:29:49artistic aspects of manuscript restoration and to give
00:29:53tangible form to the results of our library research we needed
00:29:57artist skilled in calligraphy, illumination, miniature
00:30:00painting, painting and