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00:00:00was developing, for example,
00:00:04of of during the 12-day war, we revealed only very small portion of our
00:00:07in
00:00:07of capabilities, as
00:00:08a result, we did not deploy many of our resources
00:00:12during those first 12 days, we saw to demonstrate
00:00:15and use
00:00:16of more of our
00:00:18a capabilities as the United States escalated this war. the
00:00:2240-day war was different, we brought far more
00:00:25resources into the field and put them to use. today
00:00:29we are... are fully prepared to introduce new capabilities
00:00:33if the war starts again in reality, the pulse
00:00:37of the
00:00:38of American economy and this region runs through our part
00:00:41of the world. The United States has extremely
00:00:45of expensive asset, extremely expensive assets in the
00:00:48UAE, and not yet included
00:00:51of these of assets among our targets. But if war breaks
00:00:55out, many
00:00:56of these cables data centers,
00:00:58a artificial of intelligence.
00:00:58of facilities and numerous other sites will
00:01:02be destroyed, the dollar value is almost
00:01:06beyond calculation, these cables, data centers and
00:01:10AI facilities are worth more than two
00:01:13trillion dollars, because this equipment consumes
00:01:17a enormous amounts of energy, the Americans have
00:01:20relocated it from the United States and Europe to our
00:01:24of region, from the outset, therefore we did
00:01:28not act in a way that would... reveal all our
00:01:31a capabilities in the first week, have we done so, we
00:01:35would have had a little left to use afterward, so
00:01:39today if another confrontation takes place, we will
00:01:43certainly face the enemy with much broader and more
00:01:47extensive plan. by contrast, the enemy
00:01:50suffered major defeat during the first 12 days, then
00:01:54it suffered another major defeat in the 40-day war,
00:01:58after that it turned to a... naval blockade, but failed
00:02:02to achieve its
00:02:04of objectives. more recently, it has launched economic exclusion
00:02:08operation, in other words and economic
00:02:11blockade. almost every new move it has
00:02:15of made has ended in failure. we however, have
00:02:18remained firmly in place, standing strong with our
00:02:22plans, through careful calculations, we have
00:02:25neutralized the enemy's attacks. today too, we
00:02:29are.
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00:03:01Yes, very important development has taken place in
00:03:04Iraq. The Americans invaded Iraq with more
00:03:08than 150,00 troops. In their
00:03:11own estimation, they had occupied Iraq as a
00:03:15golden treasure, a priceless diamond, but the
00:03:19proud Iraqi
00:03:20of nation, its religious leadership and its patriotic and courageous
00:03:24youth stepped onto the scene on both the political and the
00:03:28defense and military. fronts, they managed to force
00:03:32the americans to retreat step by step, the americans
00:03:36then try to enter back that through Daesh, our dear
00:03:39brother, the
00:03:41mort qasim soleymani
00:03:42and
00:03:46worked together to prevent Daesh from entering
00:03:49Baghdad, when the Americans saw that they began attacking the
00:03:53group themselves to make it appear that they had never
00:03:57been working with it, in fact during
00:04:15had also deployed a
00:04:17The Americans large number of troops in Iraq and maintained their presence there
00:04:21until recently during the 40-day war
00:04:24of when the period
00:04:25of their continued presence in Iraq had
00:04:28effectively come to.
00:04:32of
00:04:54of
00:05:00attacks were launched ultimately
00:05:02of forced to withdraw
00:05:04in from airb as well, following the expulsion of American
00:05:08forces from
00:05:09of Afghanistan, this was very significant victory. It
00:05:13showed that the error the United States invading countries, establishing
00:05:16a military presence there and taking control their political
00:05:20affairs has come to an end, the expulsion of American
00:05:24forces from Iraq is even more significant in
00:05:28the context of our current confrontation with the US,
00:05:32which has reached a deadlock. Why is it so
00:05:36important, because this expulsion has taken place
00:05:39precisely because the Americans failed. to achieve their
00:05:43objectives in Iran, had they succeeded in Iran, they
00:05:47would have sense another 40,00 to 50,000 troops
00:05:51into Baghdad, dissolved the entire Iraqi
00:05:55government in parliament and established a dictatorship
00:05:59resembling Saddam Hussein's regime using Bathis
00:06:02and American-backed ISIS elements. The
00:06:06situation would have unfolded very differently, but because the
00:06:10American attack on Iran failed.
00:06:42Iran, you had reaction to that, of
00:06:46which you said to shape
00:06:49narrative
00:06:50of a civilizational war, he said, it would be better to
00:06:54read another important part of history, the episode in
00:06:58which the Roman emperort
00:07:00before,
00:07:04do you believe
00:07:05that the us is actually going to be
00:07:06dealt?
00:07:42occupying this country for thousands of years,
00:07:46various powers have dreamed of entering Iran, taking control of
00:07:49it, and wiping out the Iranian nation, but the Iranian
00:07:53people defeated them all, their names are now absent from
00:07:57history, while the Iranian nation remains in the history
00:08:01books, let me state this clearly, the
00:08:05more you pursue these efforts, the deeper you will sink
00:08:08into the swamp, you will achieve nothing else.
00:08:12you refer to history and our history has some very
00:08:16instructive stories for you, once again, 40
00:08:20Iranian people, and you will 40 Iranian people, and you will end
00:08:24up making the Iranian nation even greater. what
00:08:27exactly were you trying to achieve in Iran? what have you
00:08:31accomplished? at the beginning the revolution, our imam
00:08:35ordered the formation of a 20 million strong
00:08:38army, but today by attacking Iran, you have prompted...
00:09:42secretary, Mr. Scott Bessent, you have had responses to
00:09:46him as well, where he um, it wants Iran's
00:09:50economy to be decimated, you have said, you have failed in the military
00:09:54war, and you will fail in the economic war as well,
00:09:58and you characterized some of his statements are being as being fantasy
00:10:02predictions. We know that you also have
00:10:05economic background, tell us what you would like to say to the
00:10:09treasury secretary Scott Bessent.
00:10:25he has repeatedly made statements and promises that he has failed
00:10:29to deliver on, for example, a february
00:10:332025, he initially announced that he would
00:10:36unfreeze the American housing market, instead the situation
00:10:40got to worse, and the market became even more
00:10:43frozen, then he said he would bring inflation back down
00:10:47instead inflation increased, he also said
00:10:51he would lower interest rates on US treasury bonds.
00:11:25he keeps issuing and selling treasury bonds to
00:11:29raise money he can pay government employees,
00:11:32and now this is the man who wants to take on the Iranian people and
00:11:36awage a war against their livelihoods. i am
00:11:40confident that he will suffer crushing defeat,
00:11:44just
00:11:44as the Americans were defeated in the military war.
00:11:48we will defeed them in the economic war as well. we have already
00:11:52prepared our plans and god will...
00:12:25left without the issue of Palestine, we know that October
00:12:297th was just marked the three years operational
00:12:33flood, of which it was a historical and monumental
00:12:37event, probably in the history, particularly the impact that it had in West
00:12:41Asia, tell us what lessons can be learned from that
00:12:44and how it truly revealed the
00:12:48genocidalture
00:12:52بحث ۷ اکتوبر که خب.
00:12:55Regarding October the 7th, Hamas fighters carried out
00:12:59that operation to free their prisoners. In month
00:13:03earlier, Hamas had sent messages to Netanyahu and the
00:13:07Israeli government warning them to release their soldiers
00:13:11or face an operation against them. Those messages have since
00:13:14been made public. A case has now also
00:13:18been opened against Netanyahu, accusing him of
00:13:22negligence in connection with the incident. Ultimately, the
00:13:26operation was carried out to free thousands of oppressed palestinian
00:13:30prisoners. In response, this regime unleashed
00:13:33extreme violence, killing children and committing
00:13:37acts of racism and genocide. The events of
00:13:41October the 7th, the ongoing situation in Gaza
00:13:45and the massacres carried out in Palestine have become so
00:13:49indefensible that even Jewish people around the
00:13:52globe find them difficult to defend.
00:14:55was development that came out the UNGA, the UN general
00:14:58assembly, of which
00:15:02Abbaschi, Iranian foreign minister said that there's a seven
00:15:05day road map that's been presented, the US has
00:15:09responded, Iran is now discussing
00:15:13what type of response to give, which would lead if
00:15:17accepted by the American side to the reopening the straight of hormos
00:15:20and back to negotiations. Nevertheless, tell us
00:15:24what uh what is going on there, where does Iran
00:15:28stand, and a sense that leads into
00:15:31whether what prospects would
00:15:34be laid out in order for this war?
00:18:16Experience has shown us that without Iran's management the
00:18:19stres the Persian gulf cannot be
00:18:22secure. The current situation in which the straight of Ramos has
00:18:26been closed, or to put it in another
00:18:30way is being managed as result the
00:18:33war, the American presence and the
00:18:36insecurity.
00:20:37"We have been striking five these smuggling
00:20:41vessels every night, these are the very operations
00:20:45over seen by the commander the US central command, he also
00:20:48uses person." now from the uaE's armed forces
00:20:52and deploys them in support these operations. they
00:20:56prepare five or six small vessels a time, then
00:21:00transfer their cargo to larger ships. on the
00:21:04other side, you strike five or six these vessels every
00:21:07night. as result, the captains, navigators
00:21:11and other personnel who operate these ships, who
00:21:15once earned $10,00 to
00:21:18$15,
00:21:58fertilizers are not getting through either, before
00:22:02the war, at least 100 ships carrying oil, gas
00:22:06and other energy products and petroleum
00:22:09derivatives pass through here, how many ships are passing
00:22:13through now? some the cargo that is being transported
00:22:17now belongs to us, we are managing the...
00:22:36responsibility to ensure the security of global
00:22:39trade passing through these waters, but when war
00:22:43breaks out and insecurity prevails, we
00:22:47exercise our control over the straight by closing it,
00:22:50therefore, the central issue is Iran's management the
00:22:54straight of Rmooz, and that control has now been
00:22:57consolidated. In other words, the longer this situation has
00:23:01continued, the more it has worked in our favor
00:23:05by consolidating our control. Donald Trump's lies have
00:23:09done nothing to prevent oil prices from
00:23:12rising. Oil prices have remained around $100
00:23:16a barrel, fluctuating around that level.
00:23:21of diesel in the United States has become so severe
00:23:25that America has been forced to turn to
00:23:28The shortage Puden to obtain diesel supplies. Global Oil reserves
00:23:32have declined, prices have multiplied and inflation
00:23:36has risen. These are the consequences the straight of
00:23:40removes remaining closed, a situation the United
00:23:43States itself has brought about. Otherwise, the straight
00:23:47was open before the war and we have.
00:24:20"it quotes the words of a little girl describing the meno of
00:24:24incident and recounting what happened in those
00:24:27final moments. I recommend that all young people in Europe
00:24:31and the United States read this book, it will help them understand
00:24:35what kinds of cruel and brutal governments are ruling their
00:24:39countries,
00:24:40but look, the question of how wars end is serious
00:24:44subject and military theory and among military
00:24:48thinkers around the globe. that we should not
00:24:51focus on so much how wars begin, because
00:24:55wars will happen anyway, what matters is how they
00:24:58end, accordingly, they analyze the theory of
00:25:02war from the perspective of its conclusion, the Americans have
00:25:06tried to apply every theory about ending wars and an
00:25:10effort to find a way out of this conflict, but they have
00:25:13failed, the reason is that they do not understand
00:25:17the powerful force that exists.
00:25:29the
00:25:36talk Iranian to people, these are the very people you say you want
00:25:40to destroy and wipe out, you say you want to eliminate
00:25:44Iranian civilization, what all you are doing is
00:25:47rallying more and more Iranians. against yourselves
00:25:51by speaking to the Iranian people so disrespectfully
00:25:55you only strengthen the resolve to drag you deeper into
00:25:59this quagmire. therefore, the end of
00:26:02this war.
00:26:32Thank you for ending it on that uh note uh Dr. Mohsen Rasai, thank you
00:26:36for taking the time to talk to us. That does it for
00:26:40this edition the program on scripted. You heard the words of Dr. Moses obviously
00:26:44somebody that needs to uh be paid attention to in terms of some the
00:26:47statements he made. I uh drew about four headlines
00:26:51that came out of some the details behind some the most important topics
00:26:55that revolves around the illegal aggression the US against Islamic
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00:27:07and
00:27:07the team here and unscripted. it's
00:27:09goodbye.
00:27:52One morning, the balance of power in west Asia was
00:27:56shattered. October 7th was not simply another day
00:28:00of war, it was the moment. decades of assumptions,
00:28:04alliances and security doctrines began to
00:28:07collapse,
00:28:14and as the battlefield expanded from Gaza to the heart the
00:28:17region, one question became impossible to
00:28:20ignore: what was Iran prepared to risk and how
00:28:24far would it go for Palestine? This is the story of
00:28:28Iran, October 7 and the confrontation that
00:28:31changed with Asia
00:28:33forever.
00:29:56Press TV headlines, Iran's security chief tells Press TV that the
00:30:00US response to Tehran's. conditions for reopening the hormose straight is
00:30:04inadequate and contains ambiguities that must be cleared. a
00:30:08US federal judge has ordered the Trump administration to immediately stop
00:30:12airing taxpayer funded television ats promoting
00:30:15president Donald Trump.
00:30:19and supporters of Brazil's presidential candidate Luis Inacio Lula de
00:30:23Silva uh hold rallies in several cities ahead the
00:30:27October 25th runoff warning of foreign interference in the
00:30:30election.