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00:00:08Press of TV headlines Iran has rejected
00:00:10of Washington's claims that energy shipments continue freely through the straight off moves,
00:00:14saying the US reliance and other countries for fuel contradicts
00:00:18its
00:00:18own narrative. French students have taken to the streets
00:00:22and blocked school entrances in several cities to protest
00:00:26against the country's education system.
00:00:32and supporters of Brazil's presidential candidate Luis Anatio
00:00:35Lula da Silva hold a
00:00:37of rally in several cities ahead of October the 25th Runoff warning
00:00:41of foreign
00:00:42a interference in the
00:00:45of election.
00:00:57In
00:00:58the name of God, the compassionate, the merciful. Hello and welcome to Press TV news, I am
00:01:01Bahman Roy. Iran rejects the US's claim that
00:01:05energy is being freely transported out
00:01:08of the straight of hormos. The foreign ministry spokesman says the US
00:01:11itself is resorting to other countries for supplies of fuel and
00:01:15this clearly shows
00:01:16of the strite is
00:01:17closed.
00:01:22The allegations by the US by no means match the facts on the
00:01:25ground. Let them say the straight of hormas no longer has
00:01:29any impact. and Iran has lost its leverage,
00:01:33we will pursue our own agenda. I think markets aren't
00:01:36also supposed to give any weight to such claims. International
00:01:40developments are much revealing here, the US resorting to other countries to
00:01:44furnish its fuel needs. I should clarify that Iran was
00:01:48not after gaining leverage by what is happening in the straight of
00:01:51hormas. What we saw there since February
00:01:5528th was a direct result
00:01:56of the US-Israely attacks on Iran. They abused
00:02:00waterway where Iran has the longest coastline to launch attacks on the
00:02:04country. Security will not be restored to the waterways so
00:02:08long as the US insists on continuing to create insecurity there and in
00:02:12the region through naval
00:02:13of blockade and economic warfare against
00:02:15Iran. In a weekly
00:02:19professor Ismail Bagai also talked about the seven-day proposal Iran
00:02:22tabled at the UN general assembly to end the war. He
00:02:26said the proposals are those inserted in the Islamabad. memorandum of
00:02:30understanding which the
00:02:32of US violated. The spokesman said Iran's demands in the proposals include the
00:02:36removal
00:02:36of the naval blockade and all anti-Iran sanctions and ending
00:02:40the US war on all fronts in the region. But that
00:02:44Iran won't return to square one after the repeated betrayal of
00:02:47commitments by the US. The spokesman said Iran cannot be
00:02:51blamed for the current diplomatic impass and
00:02:54he said the stale mate that is created by those who blew up the
00:02:58negotiating table way. military aggression and escalated that
00:03:02by economic war on Iran and continue to insist on their
00:03:05excessive
00:03:06demands.
00:03:11of In an exclusive interview with Press TV, Iran's top security
00:03:15official says
00:03:16of Washington's of response
00:03:16of to Terron's seven conditions
00:03:18in a proposal to reopen the straight of
00:03:21of Hormus is inadequate. Major General Mossen Reid
00:03:24of said the United States must first
00:03:26of clarify those issues that remain ambiguous for Iran.
00:03:34Over the past two months, the
00:03:36of Americans made proposals to us
00:03:37of through three channels, Pakistan, Qatar, and even Iraq, and
00:03:41asked us to give them our own proposals. We announced seven
00:03:44of conditions to the Americans, if you do not act on these conditions, neither
00:03:48will the straight of Hormus be opened to you, nor will there be any
00:03:51negotiations. The Americans have now given
00:03:54a response. In their response, they have accepted some of our
00:03:57conditions, and there are some ambiguities. Therefore, the Americans
00:04:01have responded to us. We are not in the process of responding to the
00:04:05Americans. The Americans have responded to us, and we consider their
00:04:09response insufficient.
00:04:13He added that Americans must remove those parts that are considered
00:04:16ambiguous by Iran and Terran is waiting to see whether they can
00:04:20remove those ambiguities before heading to the next stage.
00:04:24Ellsway in his interviewers he said the US has suffered defeat after
00:04:27defeat against Iran and that is why
00:04:33of
00:04:40suffered major defeat in the 12-day war and then again in the
00:04:4340-day war they resorted to naval blockade but that led them nowhere
00:04:47and
00:04:48of recently of they of launched economic isolation plan they faced defeat in almost every
00:04:52single campaign they
00:04:54The enemy launched but we stayed put pursuing our plans and neutralized all those
00:04:57campaigns with accurate planning and calculation.
00:05:03the general said the US has failed even to end its war of aggression,
00:05:07he stress that the option to anti-aggression is in the hands of Iran and
00:05:11Iranians will not... stop the resistance until they get what is rightfully
00:05:15theres. reiz that
00:05:16the US
00:05:17is the root cause the problems concerning the straight of hormus. the
00:05:21general said iran seeks management the straight to ensure regional
00:05:24security, especially in the persian gulf. he rejected Washingtons
00:05:28claimed that it is transporting major amounts of oil through the key
00:05:32water bay. Razi said the US is only using smugglers to
00:05:36transport negligible amounts of oil while the straight remains
00:05:39closed.
00:05:46Iran's acting defense minister strongly condemned US's threats of
00:05:50renewed aggression against the Islamic Republic warning Washington that
00:05:53any such move would mean playing with fire. Brigadia general Majid
00:05:57Abnor Reza warned the US secretary of state Marco Rubio about the
00:06:01consequences of fueling clash of
00:06:05civilizations saying that Iran is fully prepared to defend
00:06:09itself. He said those who ignite such a confr'. ation cannot
00:06:13control how far it spreads or determine how it ends
00:06:16eza
00:06:17added that turning historical or cultural differences into grounds for
00:06:21political and military confrontation today is far more dangerous
00:06:25than verbal insults. meanwile brigadier general abolf
00:06:28shekachi a senior spokesman of Iran's armed forces said
00:06:32recent insults by the US officials targeting Iran
00:06:35civilization and history would only strengthen the Iranian nations
00:06:39resolve. he added that Iran's armed forces of better prepared and
00:06:43more capable than ever to defend the country's national interest
00:06:47and
00:06:47security.
00:06:52my colleague from the news room fazanshurin is with me to discuss these further more
00:06:56fazan repercussions of Mr. Marco Rubio's speech
00:06:59at um in Greece is all is continuing. what do you think
00:07:03about this latest um take on that? yes uh
00:07:07well of course this is not the first reaction to robios of
00:07:11course except. about Iran and Iran's
00:07:14civilization and let's remind our viewers that uh
00:07:18of course uh Marco Rubio's remarks and claims uh
00:07:22comes basically from the colonial mindset
00:07:25the officials in the United States and Washington and that that
00:07:29is exactly what uh two major generals
00:07:32were of course pointing at and again let's remind our
00:07:36viewers that how time and again uh the US
00:07:39officials has have basically... call the Irani
00:07:43nations terrorists, and of course uh during uh
00:07:46the 40-days of war and of course the previous war, the 12-day
00:07:50war, they were of course uh uh threatening
00:07:54Iran's uh civilization and and saying
00:07:57that uh quote uh back to stone age to
00:08:01threat basically threatening Iran to to actually take it to to
00:08:05the stone age and of course uh uh this is why
00:08:09Iran uh sees this war not only
00:08:12about
00:08:13you know between Iran and the United States or
00:08:17even Iran and the Israel regime, this is basically a war
00:08:20between the good and the evil, and of course this is why
00:08:24the martered leader the Islamic Revolution
00:08:27Ali Khamenei would say that the problem that the United States has
00:08:31with Iran and the Iranian nation is not merely about
00:08:34you know its politics or its government or the Islamic Republic, the
00:08:38problem that the United States has with Iran is Iran itself.
00:08:43and it's basically the the issue is the is an
00:08:46existential issue and because uh because the you
00:08:50know very vast resources that Iran has got,
00:08:54oil resources and of course the human
00:08:58of course power that Iran has the of course
00:09:01Iranian youth that Iran uh basically possesses and
00:09:05this is what this is why the United States of course
00:09:09has all all these problems with Iran specifically ' after the Islamic
00:09:13Revolution because we know that of course before the Islamic Revolution uh the
00:09:17colonial powers uh namely uh the United States
00:09:20and of course Britain had control over
00:09:24Iran's resources and actually they had a say in
00:09:28Iran's uh politic policies and of course Iran's
00:09:31decision making and of course even
00:09:35zionists uh were of course involved in Iran's
00:09:38resources we that during the 1960s.
00:09:43uh
00:09:43it was the zinis that uh basically tried to take over and
00:09:46control let's say Iran's agricultural uh
00:09:50of course issues and to basically take over the
00:09:54resources in Gazvin in Gazvin plane which is of course uh
00:09:58near the capital Tehran and uh of course after the
00:10:01Islamic Revolution the people said that okay that's enough enough is enough
00:10:05and
00:10:05we we don't want those colonial powers to come and decide for us
00:10:09and to basically take over our resources. This is why
00:10:13the United States and the Israely regime and of course all the colonial powers
00:10:17are angry uh about the Iranian
00:10:20nation uh of course because
00:10:24they they said that
00:10:26we we want to be independent and this is exactly uh
00:10:30what the United States doesn't have, I mean the thousands of years of
00:10:34civilization uh Iran has that and of course the
00:10:38United States actually is
00:10:41only to what two or 300 years old and
00:10:45of course this is why again the United States is jealous let's
00:10:48say about Iran's thousands of years of civilization,
00:10:52history, literature. and of course I
00:10:56want to again quote one of Iran's officials
00:11:00that uh once he said that if the world
00:11:03wants to understand Iran and the Iranian nation why
00:11:07basically they are doing this resistance in the face the
00:11:11enemies atrocities they have to go and uh learn for sea
00:11:15and uh go read the Iranian literature so
00:11:18this basically the
00:11:21in intertvine let's say the basics and the
00:11:25principles between uh of course the Iranian
00:11:28history and Islam as of course it has been
00:11:32represented as Islamic Republic has basically given Iran
00:11:35this power and the Iranian nation this power to be so much
00:11:39resilience so much resistance in the face the enemies atrocities and
00:11:43this is basically this is what the
00:11:46has made the enemies angry and of course as we
00:11:50had of course in the news what major general was
00:11:54mentioned that those rhetorics and trying to basically
00:11:58feeling the uh clash of
00:12:01civilizations basically make the Iranian nations
00:12:04resolve even stronger and make them even more
00:12:08eager to stand against their atrocities is stand
00:12:12against the repression and of course uh to say that we
00:12:16are victorious because we have thousands of years of civilization
00:12:20again history and we will not bow down to
00:12:24any kind of... uh pressure and threat because we are
00:12:27indigenous people of this land and this
00:12:30region. always nice seeing you fazan farian press to his
00:12:34inhouse analyst joining us from ataron
00:12:37studios. Saudi Arabia has carried out
00:12:40freshher strikes in central and northern Yemen, the strikes targeted the
00:12:44residential area
00:12:46in sana governorate in the border district. the attacks
00:12:50left several civilians injured and causing damage to homes.
00:12:54meanwile Saudi Arab has confirmed that one civilian was killed and more
00:12:57than dozen others injured in Sunday's attack on King Carlet airport in
00:13:01Riyadh. Saturday's strike on the same area also killed a dozen
00:13:05people and wounded more than 300. The Yemani army has warned
00:13:09people against using Saudi airports except those in Mecca and
00:13:12Medina, declaring the others potential targets. It has vowed
00:13:16to intensify operations under the principal of escalation for
00:13:20escalation and blockade for blockade until Saudi military aggression and
00:13:24the siege of. come to an
00:13:25end,
00:13:33the Israeli settlers have stormed the alaxonos compound in the
00:13:36occupied alcots, the settlers performed talmudic rituals and
00:13:40prays in front the dome the rock and carried out
00:13:43provocations. the raid was done under the protection of Israeli
00:13:47forces under an agreement signed between Israel and the Jordanian government
00:13:51in the wake the regime's occupation of alqs in 1967.
00:13:55Seven, non-Muslim worship at the holy compound is
00:13:58prohibited. The Israeli forces have also launched new rates on
00:14:01Palestinian homes and villages. Regime buldozers demolished
00:14:05mosque in the village of Adam in the negav region.
00:14:09The demolition was part of a campaign to raise around 80 Palestinian
00:14:13homes where dozens of Palestinian families
00:14:15live.
00:14:20The Israeli regime has launched fresh attacks on southern Lebanon in violation of
00:14:24US broker. that cease fire
00:14:26the Israeli artillery targeted village of kafartabnit in the tire
00:14:29district and shelled body of saluki in nabatia and
00:14:33israely drone also struck area in the upper nabatia
00:14:36municipality. the latest attacks come despite a cease fire agreement
00:14:40that called for the gradual withdraw of Israeli forces from southern
00:14:43Lebanon. lebanese officials have repeatedly warned that continued israely
00:14:47strikes on the mind the agreement and risk triggering further
00:14:51escalation.
00:14:56A new novel is bringing the tragedy the shajar school in
00:14:59Iran southern city of Minab to readers through the voices and experiences
00:15:03of those who live through it titled blood of min up the
00:15:07360 page work seeks to immortalize the
00:15:11tragedy and preserve the memory the victims for generations to
00:15:15come. Gisumish Ahmed has
00:15:16more. Some
00:15:20tragedies leave behind more than ruins. They leave
00:15:24families. for words to describe the
00:15:30the attack unimaginable on
00:15:31where school inob took the lives of children and adults
00:15:35the pain continues long
00:15:45there was no atomic bomb in this backpack, there was no atomic bomb in
00:15:49this backpack, no enriched uranium and no missile, colored pencils
00:15:53and notebooks, it was carrying Iran's future, but the
00:15:57whole we will rebuild our country and we we will rebuild
00:16:01our country and we will make it better than before, now
00:16:05new novel is attempting
00:16:07to tell
00:17:37'know how these innocent lives were taken, this is how our enemy attacks
00:17:41our future. my daughter and her mother had so many dreams
00:17:45and so many plans. the blood of Minab is trying
00:17:49to ensure that the story of is
00:17:52remembered not just as a tragedy, but through
00:17:56the people whose lives it has changed. news
00:18:00report records the events, a photograph preserves the
00:18:03moment, but literature attempts something different, going.
00:18:07beyond the headlines and entering the lives the people, and
00:18:11this is exactly what the book does,
00:18:14gisum pressv,
00:18:16Tehran. French students have once
00:18:20again taken to the streets in several cities to protest the country's
00:18:24education system. Protesters rallied outside schools, blocking
00:18:27entrances and nearby streets as they chanted slogans against the
00:18:31government. They are demanding better conditions, citing overcrowded
00:18:35classrooms, heavy workloads, poor. quality learning materials
00:18:39and teacher shortages, the movement has grown steadily since students
00:18:43began blocking high school entrances on September September the
00:18:4617th, the protest escalated into violence in several
00:18:50cities following heavy-handed response by security forces.
00:18:54the government says more than 6,00 people have been arrested since the
00:18:57unrest began, most them
00:18:59minors.
00:19:04a US federal judge has ordered the Trump administration to immediately stop
00:19:08airing tax payer funded television ads promote promoting
00:19:12president Donald Trump, according to the judge, the ads funded with millions of
00:19:16dollars in tax payer money amounted to political promotion that could
00:19:20benefit republican candidates ahead the midterms. the ads began
00:19:24airing in late september and drew criticism from both democrats and
00:19:27republicans. they feature trump promoting his policies and
00:19:31warning against communism and what he calls a final battle against
00:19:35globalists each at ends with a disclaimer stating that it was
00:19:39paid for by the US government, the department of homeland security spent
00:19:43around $20 million dollars in tax payer funds on the
00:19:47campaign. over
00:19:5080,000 supporters of Brazil's presidential candidate Luis
00:19:54Anathio Lula de Silva have held their rally in the city of
00:19:57recife ahead of October the 25th presidential runoff,
00:20:01they highlighted education and social rights as their high priorities,
00:20:05Ronnie Carvelo reports.
00:20:10sea of demonstrators fell the streets of resife with organizers
00:20:14estimating attendance at more than 80,000. his
00:20:17students, young people and families dominated the gathering,
00:20:21one the major public mobilizations the runoff campaign in
00:20:25northeastern Brazil. I truly believe this act
00:20:29shows that we have the numbers to turn this around, and the mission is
00:20:33for each person to leave here and become vote. It's an act
00:20:37of. coming together, recognizing one another, seeing our
00:20:40strength, and leaving here with clear missions and tasks to
00:20:44accomplish. We must go after undecided voters and
00:20:48get out those who didn't vote. can't lose to the worst the
00:20:51bolsonaros, the most corrupt them all. The demonstration
00:20:55brought together many student organizations and social movements
00:20:59following a week of activities across Bernabuko, beyond the
00:21:03presidential raise participants raised issues,
00:21:07including public education, democracy and social
00:21:10rights. As students, it's important to
00:21:14fight for our rights and support leaders who prioritize
00:21:17education and students needs. "We need public
00:21:21policies that promote inclusion, expand
00:21:24opportunities, and ensure that future generations can
00:21:28exercise their rights and build secure future. This
00:21:32is crucial mobilization, because the Brazilian
00:21:35left is now organizing online and bringing people into
00:21:39the streets across the country. We are fighting for
00:21:43democracy and against authoritarianism because after
00:21:4621 years of dictatorship, we cannot..." that
00:21:50history to repeat itself, people must stand up,
00:21:54claim their rights and protect the future of Brazil. the
00:21:58demonstration is spilled beyond the park and moved through resif's
00:22:01streets and across its bridges with crowds stretching
00:22:05along the route. the images captured the scale
00:22:09of rally that brought thousands together in the final weeks
00:22:13of Brazil's presidential campaign. this demonstration is a
00:22:17culmination of a week of political mobilization across.
00:22:21Nabuco, particularly at universities, organizer are now taking
00:22:24the campaign from campuses to streets, making resif
00:22:28a stage for a broader debate over democracy,
00:22:32education and social rights as Brazil approaches the
00:22:36presidential run off. Reporting from revelo,
00:22:40press TV. The
00:22:43timeless verses of legendary Persian poet Haffez Chirazi
00:22:47took center stage a cultural gathering. In Karachi,
00:22:51scholars, poets and literary figures convened at the Iranian cultural
00:22:55center to honor Hafez's enduring legacy and celebrate the
00:22:58deep historical roots of Persian literature across South
00:23:02Asia, Mahamaturi
00:23:03reports.
00:23:08The gathering at the Iranian cultural center in Karachi opened to a full
00:23:12hall celebrating the life, ghazels and transcendent influence of
00:23:16Hafez Shirazi, renowned for his theme of divine love, human.
00:23:20Dignity and spiritual wisdom, half his verses have remained
00:23:23a touchstone for readers and intellectuals across the region
00:23:27for over 600 years. From the quotes of Mughal ara to
00:23:31contemporary literary circles, Persian poetry has played a
00:23:35significant role in shaping the cultural and literary
00:23:39traditions in Indian subcontinent and the
00:23:42influence of that literary heritage continues to
00:23:46be felt in Pakistan today. Throughout the session.
00:23:50Prominent speakers explored the timeless beauty of Hafiz
00:23:53Divan and examined how Persian literature provided the bad
00:23:57rock for classical Urdoo poetry and philosophy across
00:24:01South
00:24:01Asia.
00:24:07He is the voice of human conscience and love. His gazels transcend
00:24:11geographical boundaries and reminding our youth of his wisdom is
00:24:14essential for preserving our regional cultural
00:24:16roots. If you look at. literature,
00:24:20the influence of persian and halfers is woven into every verse.
00:24:24events like this remind us the shared intellectual DNA
00:24:28between Iran and the subcontinent. The discussion underscored how
00:24:32generation of poets in the undivided subcontinent adopted
00:24:36Persian as a medium for high philosophy, mystic thought and
00:24:39artistic precision, forging an unbreakable cultural bond
00:24:43between the two regions. In a
00:24:47world filled with material noise, brings us. back to spiritual depth and
00:24:51human values, studying his work offers profound moral
00:24:54clarity and brings our societies closer together through shared
00:24:58literary appreciation. this
00:25:02gathering demonstrates that art and poetry remain our strongest diplomatic
00:25:05bridges. through Persian literature, the historical and
00:25:09cultural ties between Iran and Pakistan continue to flourish and
00:25:13inspire new generations. person has been the language, you
00:25:17know bit used to carry. along with
00:25:20him Quran and Masnani Roomi, so he was
00:25:24very well read with this, so I mean caring that it shows that it was
00:25:28huge influence, scholar and sage of that
00:25:31time was taking something that was influencing
00:25:34him, that he idolized at that time. As the event concluded,
00:25:38participants emphasized that preserving this classical heritage is
00:25:42vital for fostering regional unity, introducing young minds
00:25:46to the depth of eastern literature and ensuring that the voice of half is...
00:25:50Continue to resonate for generations to come.
00:25:53Mohammaduri, press TV,
00:25:55karachi.
00:26:00And Mohammed's report brings us to.
00:26:33The assembly will hear addressed by his excellency
00:26:37Benjamin Netanyahu, prime minister the state of
00:26:40Israel. I request protocol
00:26:44to escort his excellency and invite him to
00:26:48address the
00:26:48assembly.
00:27:58Order in the hall please.
00:28:03Order in the hall please,
00:28:06I request in order in the hall
00:28:08please,
00:28:13I request them all in the hall
00:28:16please.
00:29:10Hello and welcome to unscripted with me. In this edition the program, we have
00:29:14the pleasure of having with us major general Mohsen Razai.
00:29:18Thank you for having me. Now Dr. Mohsen Razi is the
00:29:22secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council. We asked him some key
00:29:26questions. One the key questions was, when will this war,
00:29:29illegal aggression, I must say, against Iran.
00:30:40Welcome to the Israel watch: new political scandals have
00:30:44emerged concerning the al-Aqsa flood operation, while
00:30:47Israel has apparently failed to translate its military
00:30:51gains into meaningful results. Warnings were also
00:30:55voiced that Israel cannot continue its buffer zone
00:30:58strategy, meanwhile,