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00:02:20Your headlines on press TV. The IIRG
00:02:23of Navy says it's hit a third super tanker in two days
00:02:27violating maritime security arrangements. while trying
00:02:30in to cross the straight of hormoves. Terron strongly
00:02:34in condemns London's claim about Fairford Airbase incident,
00:02:38saying Britain is trying to evade
00:02:40of responsibility for its role in the aggression against Ivan. And
00:02:44Yemen warns the US against joining the Saudi Aggression, saying his
00:02:48response will be swift and painful and will target all
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00:03:10Hello everyone, you're watching Press TV live from the studios in
00:03:14Tehran. Thank you for joining us. In
00:03:17today's top story, the IRGC navy commander brigadier general
00:03:21Ali Ozmai says the US has been humiliated by
00:03:25a resorting to smuggling oil tankers through the straight of for moves. Let's
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00:03:35The United States has been humiliated and facing a state of
00:03:38desperation. It has effectively turned into a fuel
00:03:42smuggler. It's not using its own vessels, it's deploying
00:03:46of F-35, of F-16 and F-18 fighter jets, along with
00:03:49MQ9 and MQ1 drones over the straight of
00:03:52of hormas. The aim is
00:03:54of to help three to five oil tankers to slip out
00:03:56of the area undetected
00:03:57of with their lights off. It's much like fuel smugglers operating
00:04:01covertly, they have even recruited people to carry out these
00:04:05operations.
00:04:10the IRGC navy says it has struck a third super tank in the
00:04:14straight of hormos in two days setting the vessel a blaze over
00:04:18violations of maritime security. the navy said the tanker had
00:04:22switched off his navigation system and ignored warnings before
00:04:26of attempting to leave the strategic waterway disrupting order and
00:04:30security, the IRGC navy warned that any cooperation
00:04:34between commercial vessels or oil tankers and
00:04:36of the US military in the Persian Gulf will face decisive
00:04:40response. The commander
00:04:41of the IRGC navy warned all vessels transiting the straight
00:04:45of moves not to shut down their navigation and automatic
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00:04:52a systems.
00:04:56Ivan's acting defense minister slams US threats of renew.
00:05:00degression warning Washington that any such move would mean playing
00:05:04with fire. Brigadier general Majid Ibn Raza
00:05:07warned US Secretary of State about the consequences of
00:05:11fueling clash of civilizations saying that Iran is
00:05:15fully prepared to defend itself. He said those who cause such a
00:05:18confrontation cannot control how far it spreads or determine
00:05:22how it ends. Meanwhile, brigadier general Abul faz
00:05:26Shikachi, a senior spokesman of for the Iranian armed
00:05:29forces says the recent insults by US officials targeting
00:05:33Iran's civilization and history would only strengthen the
00:05:37nation's resolve. He said Iran's armed forces are more
00:05:41capable than ever to defend. the country, separately, rear
00:05:44admiral Bemani, deputy commander the Navy,
00:05:48said Iran has dealt deadly blows to the US navy,
00:05:52forcing the Americans to keep the greatest distance from Iran.
00:05:56He warned in case of new aggression, the navy will respond a way
00:06:00that will push the enemy even further away from Iran's
00:06:03borders.
00:06:08Iran has strongly condemned the British officials claim about Teran's
00:06:12role in the alleged security incident at Fairfort airbase,
00:06:15calling it an ugly conspiracy to advance London's
00:06:19Iranophobia campaign. Iran's foreign ministry said
00:06:23London's claim is also an effort to evade accountability for Britain's
00:06:27role in the US-Israely aggression against Ivan, he noted that the
00:06:31British government cannot share political and legal
00:06:34responsibility for his claims and their possible consequences
00:06:38by resorting to vague phrases without providing solid
00:06:41evidence. the statement said the UK has a track record of
00:06:45facility of fabricating security claims against other countries,
00:06:49which in some cases have led to tensions and conflicts in the west
00:06:53Asia region. the ministry added that the British government and master
00:06:57minds of this clumsy false flag operation are responsible for
00:07:01all the consequences of this baseless accusation. Iran's
00:07:05ambassador to the UK also categorically rejected London's
00:07:08accusations calling on the British government to present evidence.
00:07:12supporting those accusations. Ali Musavi said Ivan is
00:07:16ready to cooperate with British authorities in investigating the
00:07:20issue.
00:07:24Iran's ambassador to the Vatican has urged pope Leo to
00:07:28speak out against US sanctions that disrupt ordinary people's
00:07:31access to medical care, education and other services. The envoy
00:07:35made the remarks at the Iranian embassy in the presence of
00:07:39Italian journalists. Press TVs Max Chevilly.
00:07:47Iran's ambassador to the Vatican Mohammed Hussein Muchtari has addressed
00:07:51a formal letter to the head the Catholic Church Pope Leo
00:07:55(14th), he called on the Pontif to help prevent
00:07:58humanitarian consequences caused by Washington's new sanctions
00:08:02against Tehran. The letter followed the US decision last
00:08:06month to impose new sanctions on 27 Iranian
00:08:09airlines. Washington also threatened. sanctions
00:08:13any airport and company across the world that would
00:08:16provide services to the Iranian airlines, as you
00:08:20the ordinary people to have medicine, to go
00:08:24hospital, students
00:08:27you know who are studying abroad, wants to
00:08:31go back home to visit their
00:08:35family, parents, i think
00:08:37that this you know in human
00:08:40actions, is not acceptable,
00:08:44i mention to pop leo the
00:08:4814. on Monday during a meeting with Italian
00:08:51journalists, ambassador Mcteri explained that this new round of
00:08:55sanctions are in brief of international law and humanitarian
00:08:59norms. this is why the diplomat said he has appealed
00:09:02to the pope's moral and diplomatic authority to defend
00:09:06vulnerable people affected by Washington's quote in
00:09:10humane policies.
00:09:15also has the understand purpose that the war continues and that it continues to of making
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00:09:21This letter affect the lives of Iranians who are not able to take a plane to meet their
00:09:24families, to see their sick relatives, for the students to
00:09:28return home to see their parents. The war
00:09:31continues, even if there is no longer news of bombings on the ground
00:09:35and on Iranian territory, Trump is scraping the bottom the barrel
00:09:39with this new round of sanctions.
00:09:43The US wants to rule the world by internationalizing their internal
00:09:47laws and this is not acceptable, not only when we
00:09:51discuss what is going on in Iran or in west Asia, but also
00:09:54when we refer to what's happening here in Italy. During the
00:09:58meeting with journalists, the Iranian ambassador showed photos
00:10:02of significant damage caused by US Israely
00:10:05attacks to several UNESCO world heritage sites
00:10:09as well as prominent religious and marks in his
00:10:13country. Iran's ambassador Moktari had
00:10:16previously addressed another formal letter to Pope Leo de
00:10:2014th in July last year, the Iranian diplomat
00:10:24urged the puntive to condemn US president Donald
00:10:27Trump's threats to assassinate the then leader the
00:10:31Islamic Revolution, Ayatollah Sayad Ali Khamenei,
00:10:35a threat that has tragically become a
00:10:37reality. Max Chively pressed
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00:10:46A senior Yemany official has warned the United States against taking part in
00:10:50Saudi Arabia's ongoing aggression saying Yemeni forces response
00:10:54to Washington's in government will be swift and
00:10:56painful. member the Ansarullah movement's
00:11:00political bureau said if the US becomes involved in the
00:11:04aggression against Yemen, the country's arm forces will not hesitate
00:11:08to respond. He added that there will be a swift and painful
00:11:11response targeting all US interests in the
00:11:14region. Buhati also warned all employees and workers at
00:11:18Saudi oil facilities and airports to stay away from those
00:11:21sites as they have come or become legitimate. targets,
00:11:25he stressed, legitimate targets, he streressed aimed at sending
00:11:29message to the saudi crown prince that he can no longer wage
00:11:33aggression against yemen from safe position. the warning came
00:11:36after us president Donald Trump said he is considering joining Saudi
00:11:40Arabia in his aggression against Yemen after a missile strike
00:11:44hit King Khalid international airport in the Saudi Capital
00:11:47Riyadh.
00:11:53At least 97 people have been. killed since Saudi Arabia launched his
00:11:57aggression against Yemen early last month, that's according to Yemen's health
00:12:01ministry, it says scores more have been wounded with women and children
00:12:04making up most the casualties. Press TV's Hatham
00:12:08Ansi reports from
00:12:09SanA.
00:12:13Behind the air strikes and distraction lies a mount exfillen
00:12:17stole with lives lost, families displaced and
00:12:20lifels destroyed. Yemanise health ministry says around.
00:12:25100 people have been killed since the latest wave of Saudi attacks began on
00:12:29September 3. The Saudi enemy
00:12:33continues to target civilian infrastructure and property following
00:12:37the escalation that began on September 3. The reported toll has
00:12:40risen to 304 casualties, including 97
00:12:44fatalities. Women and children account for 60% the
00:12:48casualties. The attacks continue to this day. In the latest
00:12:52incidents, one woman was killed and two other. were injured a strike
00:12:56a government complex in aljal province. a
00:12:59separate attack, ambulance was targeted in T's
00:13:03province. beyond the human
00:13:06tall and the damage on the ground, the continued air strikes
00:13:10raised question about their
00:13:11objectives. the Saudi regime
00:13:15has no clear objectives to pursue, having failed on the
00:13:18battlefield, it has resorted to targeting civilians in attempt
00:13:22to influence sanar's decision making. terrorize the Yemene
00:13:26people, but what this regime fails to understand is that the more it
00:13:29intensifies its attacks, the more determined Yemenis become to
00:13:33confront it. Residents in the affected
00:13:37neighborhood say the strikes have only dibben their anger.
00:13:41They say the attacks will only strengthen their determination to
00:13:44resist.
00:13:49Israeli enemy targeted residential neighborhood in the show area because it
00:13:53has no military objectives to... Instead, it targets
00:13:56children, women, and civilians. If they consider themselves
00:14:00fighters, let them face us on the battlefield, but our response will be
00:14:04severe for these crimes. The health
00:14:08ministry's figures offer only a glimpse the human toll the attacks on
00:14:12Yemen, raising further question about the international response that
00:14:15comes as the United Nation and the wider international community
00:14:19face growing criticism over their handling the ongoing
00:14:23crisis. These are the targets of
00:14:27Saul strikes and residential neighborhood, civilian facilities and
00:14:30innocent civilians, including women and children, day after day, the
00:14:34attacks abrise daily life and leave people per the
00:14:38consequences.
00:14:42So airlines
00:14:45across Europe, Asia and the Persian Gulf are cancelling flights to
00:14:49Saudi Arabia following Yemen's retaliatory operations on King Khalid
00:14:53international airport. Authorities have ordered the Riyadh airport
00:14:57closed until October 17th. Loftanza, Air France,
00:15:01KLM, Ittihad Airways, Indigo, Air India,
00:15:05Akasa Air, Philippine Airlines and Gulf Air have suspended or
00:15:09cancelled services with restrictions varying by airline and
00:15:13destination. Fly Dubai, Emirates and Air
00:15:16Arabia have also cancelled flights affecting Viath, while Sri
00:15:20Lankan airlines, Qatar Airways, and Kuwait airways have
00:15:24reported to... disruptions, the American Delta Airlines has
00:15:28postponed this planned Atlanta Riad service until March
00:15:312027 and Hong Kong's Cafe
00:15:35Pacific has
00:15:36the delayed. resumption of certain roots until January, the
00:15:40disruptions extend beyond the Saudi Capital with flights to Jedda and
00:15:44Damam also affected. The answer Allah's retaliation comes
00:15:48in response to the intense Saudi air and missile attacks on
00:15:51Yemen with the KSA carrying out nearly
00:15:54120 air strikes on civilian areas across
00:15:58Yemen only in just 24
00:16:00hours.
00:16:06The German economy. is in crisis mode, corporate investment is
00:16:10shrinking while the state is spending every increasing amounts of money,
00:16:14it has thus become the dominant driver of economic
00:16:17activity. analysts warn that many of Germany's traditional companies and
00:16:21manufacturers are on the brink of collapse. a correspondent
00:16:25Dita Rinish reports from
00:16:26Berlin.
00:16:31Inflation is rising while Germany's economy is in deep recession
00:16:35as Chancelor Friedrich Merz meets with his party leaders in Berlin this week to
00:16:39discuss the consequences the election debackles east
00:16:43Germany for his party, his poll numbers are in freefall. To bring
00:16:46rising petrol prices under control, the government adopted
00:16:50relief package, including a temporary fuel discount and a
00:16:54planned fuel price cap, until the end the year, petrol tax
00:16:58will be reduced by 14 cents per
00:17:00liter.
00:17:38The conflict with Iran was, after all, the reason why the outlook initially appeared
00:17:42poor this year. German industry is currently being affected by supply issues because
00:17:46goods are no longer arriving from the Persian Gulf, including goods manufactured using those
00:17:50supplies. Diesel is one example, but the impact is increasingly extending to
00:17:54other goods. This means that the conflict with Iran and the situation in the Persian Gulf
00:17:58remain a risk to the economy, and setbacks are possible. Economic crisis
00:18:02hits particularly hard to one strong German automobile
00:18:05industry.
00:18:37750 billion euros earmarked for defense in the next four
00:18:41years, the burden of this crisis is being unloaded on the working class
00:18:45over all, on the one hand, there are massive massive job cuts on the one
00:18:48hand, the spending on the social welfare is being cut
00:18:52a drastic rate overall and on the other hand to save their
00:18:56profits, they are the German industry is
00:19:00making a switch towards militarization, once the european
00:19:03industrial power house, the chairman economy is in steep decline
00:19:07"the government tries to revive it by changing to war
00:19:11economy, but resistance among the population to this
00:19:14militarization at the expense of social security is
00:19:17evident. dita rinish for breast tv from
00:19:20Berlin.
00:19:24has been killed and at least 24 have been injured an explosion near
00:19:28the Lebanese border, some them are in serious condition. the blasts
00:19:32in the Ramim Ridge area reportedly involved a hiking
00:19:36group, Israeli image..." services and military personnel, including
00:19:40helicopters, have been displaced to the scene or dispatched to
00:19:43the scene. the cause remains under investigation with reports suggesting
00:19:47an explosive device or an exploded ordinance.
00:19:51israely prime minister benjamin yahu is reportedly monitoring the
00:19:55situation. the incident comes attentions following clashes between
00:19:59Israel and hezbullah which escalated after the Gaza war began in
00:20:02October
00:20:032023.
00:20:08Amit severe water shortages and widespread destriction of essential
00:20:11infrastructure across Gaza, access to clean drinking water
00:20:15remains a daily struggle for survival. In southwestern
00:20:19Gaza city, newly constructed waterwell is bringing much needed
00:20:23relief to thousands of displaced families living in nearby
00:20:26shelter camps. Our correspondent Minasa Jabur reports from
00:20:30Gaza
00:20:31City.
00:20:36Amits civil waters. scarcity in Gaza, the Gaza
00:20:39Municibility is partnering with international organizations to
00:20:43secure basic survival needs, southwest of Gaza City,
00:20:47new water project has been brought to live.
00:20:58in western Gaza, home to two displacement
00:21:00camps. Gaza municipality works with international
00:21:04partners to deliver such projects, supporting temporary water
00:21:08distribution. Serving up to
00:21:10one thousand people, this well is part of our ongoing efforts to rehabilitate
00:21:14wells destroyed by the Israeli occupation.
00:21:18Operating under harsh conditions.
00:21:50of areas in Gaza cut off from water supplies, having a
00:21:53nearby water source fundamentally changes displaced families
00:21:57daily.
00:22:07This well has eased our struggle to obtain drinking water. We used to walk to
00:22:11distance street and spend four hours filling just half a barrel because the
00:22:15low water pressure. Now water is closer and fills much
00:22:18faster. This makes a huge. difference for my family of nine, which needs a
00:22:22full barrel of water every day, with Israel destroying over
00:22:26700 central water wheels across Gaza, local efforts and
00:22:30humanitarian partnerships offer vital lifeline
00:22:33directly reaching families and sustaining their right to
00:22:36survive.
00:22:38brist tv, gaza
00:22:39city. in France, police
00:22:43have arrested teenage boy after he shot and wounded two staff members
00:22:47a school in the southern city of Marseille. police say the school principal
00:22:51and teacher injured in the school in the shooting are
00:22:55not in danger. the incident happened after a 14-year-old boy
00:22:59entered the school with a gun and fired several shots. he was
00:23:03restrained by member the school staff. police denies
00:23:07any link between the shooting and the student protests that have swept across the
00:23:10country in recent weeks. meanwhile students in several cities
00:23:14have once again taken the streets to protest the against the
00:23:18education system. Protesters demand better
00:23:21conditions, sighting overcrowded classrooms, rundown buildings
00:23:25and heavy workloads. In several cities, the protests have
00:23:29turned violent. Authorities say more than 6,000 people have been
00:23:33arrested since the unrest began. Across the border, the
00:23:36Belgian capital, Brussels has also seen similar protests and
00:23:40scuffles.
00:23:54and trade unions in the Belgian capital, Brussels have begun the second
00:23:58day of nationwide strikes against the government's austerity measures.
00:24:02police use water cannons and tear gas to despice the crowds.
00:24:06Earlier this month, student groups launch protests over rising
00:24:09education costs, overcrowded classrooms and proposed
00:24:13reforms they say could make higher education less
00:24:16accessible. The students joined Friday's trade. union
00:24:20strike against the government's budget cuts with clashes
00:24:23erupting in central Brussels, rail services,
00:24:27public transport and schools have also been
00:24:30affected,
00:24:42they have and those with the top stories on press tv. thank you for being with us, take
00:24:45care and stay safe.
00:25:09Teaching anywhere in the world shares a common language, a
00:25:13love beyond duty, and heart that beats for the fate
00:25:17of children. When you are teacher, every morning, leave all your
00:25:21personal pain behind the classroom door to create
00:25:24safe world for other people's children. on February
00:25:2828th, 2026, in iran a school in Minab was
00:25:31experiencing its usual calm. Fatima
00:25:35Shahdadi, an energetic sports coach who saw the world through the
00:25:39joyful eyes of her students and Farid Mokhtari,
00:25:42dignified and kind teacher were present amits to
00:25:46children's bustling chatter, but this innocent routine sudden.
00:25:50turned into dust and ashes with the terrifying roar of
00:25:53missiles, deadly strikes that targeted civilians and educational
00:25:57centers during military attacks by Israel and the United States,
00:26:01collapsing the school. roof over the children and
00:26:04teachers. At the moment the ground shook beneath their
00:26:08feed and rubble and smoke filled the air, survival instinct dictated
00:26:12that everyone should look for escape route to save their own
00:26:15lives, but for Fatima and Faide, time stood still a
00:26:19different way. In those seconds of terror and screams, only one
00:26:23image was etched in the minds these women, the
00:26:26children. They ran toward the center the fire and
00:26:30danger, emid the cries of children. trapped alone in the flames,
00:26:34they did not survive to return to their classrooms. The
00:26:37next day, both teachers lost their lives right there in the school's
00:26:41courtyard and hallways giving everything to save the
00:26:45children of others. Behind the
00:26:49names these two teachers lay two lives filled with hope and
00:26:53attachment, women who lived like millions of others, yet
00:26:57gave meaning to self-sacrifice in the face of tragedy. Days
00:27:00after the disaster among. his few remaining keepsakes a
00:27:04short will was found alongside pair of earrings she had given
00:27:08to her mother before the incident, as if her heart sense this
00:27:12journey had no return. fatima's family to remembers her
00:27:15with grand dreams and heart overflowing with dedication and
00:27:19heart overflowing with dedication to serve. today
00:27:23no trace remains these classrooms or the laughter filldadi,
00:27:27Farid moxtari and dozens of other teachers who fell
00:27:30victim to these devastating... attacks have become symbols of
00:27:34humanity's endurance against the violence of war,
00:27:38educators who embrace death to gift, their students the right to
00:27:42live and
00:27:42learn.
00:27:57the indigenous people of Surinam amount to
00:27:5920,344
00:28:02individuals, about 3.8% the
00:28:05country's population. surinam
00:28:09is one the few countries in south america that has not yet
00:28:13ratified the convention 169 the international
00:28:17labor organization concerning the indigenous and
00:28:21tribal
00:28:21peoples.
00:28:27for years the state of surinam granted properties to
00:28:31non-indigenous. as well as licenses
00:28:34to mining companies permitting them
00:28:37to operate in the region without consulting with the indigenous
00:28:40community and without obtaining their
00:28:43consent.
00:29:19Hello and welcome, as the US marks world indigenous people's
00:29:23day, its history of power remains deeply intertwined
00:29:27with imperialism, occupation, displacement and
00:29:30violence from the genocide and disposition of indigenous people to the
00:29:34enslavement of Africans and the racist treatment of immigrants and
00:29:38minorities. this violence is crossed borders. the US
00:29:41imperialism continued through military intervention across West
00:29:45Asia, living beyond civilian deaths, destruction and
00:29:49displacement. Washington also supported
00:29:52illegal and genocidal war in Gaza, the occupation the
00:29:56West Bank and Lebanon and also the illegal attacks against
00:29:59Iran. This histories demand closer examination
00:30:03of how power, colonial legacies and impunity continue
00:30:07to shape lives across the border. here is a brief
00:30:11report.
00:30:15following the recognition of US independence by Great Britain in
00:30:191783, American Westward expansion
00:30:23intensified involving the seizure of lands, military
00:30:26conquest, massacres and forced displacement. US
00:30:30military campaigns against indigenous snake. were extensive,
00:30:33contributing to the destruction of communities and suppression of native
00:30:37cultures. Estimates the indigenous population before
00:30:41European colonization vary, but millions lived across North
00:30:45America. By 1900, the US census recorded around
00:30:48237,00 American Indians.