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00:00:00successfully grounds two more American MQM170
00:00:03reconnaissance drones over the island of pish using advanced warfare
00:00:07systems. Here on stop security official delivers leaders message to the Russian
00:00:11president as Washington threats uh against Tehran
00:00:14escalate.
00:00:25And protest grip France as police unions push for pay booths and
00:00:29permit to kill. fire arms immunity
00:00:33of build.
00:00:43in
00:00:51hello everyone and welcome to press tv world
00:00:53news. the islamic revolution guard core says
00:00:57in aerospace forces managed to ground two
00:00:59of more. uh US MQM 170 reconnaissance drones
00:01:03as are flying over southern Gashman Island. According to IRGC statement
00:01:07of these are the fifth and sixth such drones grounded using advanced electronic
00:01:11warfare systems. New achievement comes just the day after the IRGC aerospace
00:01:15force destroyed a 15th US MQ1 drone over ashm
00:01:19island. IRGC said it's a forces that already grounded 14
00:01:23drones
00:01:23of the same type and earlier. They also managed to destroy a 55th
00:01:27American MQ9 drone just east
00:01:29of this. of hormos and following the successful operation,
00:01:32of IRGC said that US forces are stepped up spying intelligence
00:01:36of flights in the region to map Iran's air defenses, but it's
00:01:39aero
00:01:41of for space forces responded with several successful
00:01:47of interceptions. Iran security chief says he's relayed a letter from leader
00:01:51of the Islamic Revolution to Russian president at
00:01:56of the Kremlin.
00:02:00"I have message
00:02:01of from the leader
00:02:02of of the Islamic Revolution to President
00:02:04of Putin. Of course, this trip was supposed to take place a month
00:02:08ago, but due to the special conditions and the daily discussions about
00:02:11the military situation in the region, it
00:02:14a was postponed. Regarding the
00:02:18military issue, Mr. Putin was very
00:02:21of strong and
00:02:22in firm. He condemned the military attack by America
00:02:25of and Israel on Iran, firmly condemned the bombing of Iran's
00:02:29nuclear site. and believed this was unjust war
00:02:32that should end as soon as possible. he
00:02:36said that whatever help they can offer ending this war, they
00:02:40are ready to cooperate. of course, we told him that
00:02:44we have announced seven conditions to the Americans on the diplomatic
00:02:48track, and until the Americans
00:02:51in implement our seven conditions, neither will the state
00:02:55of hormos open nor will
00:02:57of there be negotiations. the
00:03:01of in of diplomacy. a currently under way is only so that if our seven conditions are
00:03:04implemented, it shows the Americans want to change their
00:03:09of of behavior.
00:03:15what is visits to latest high-level contact between Moscow and
00:03:19Tehran. talks Washington has
00:03:21of escalated its threats as of late against Iran with President Trump repeatedly
00:03:25warning of further strikes and saying that US bormers are operating from
00:03:29European base. the meeting follows
00:03:31a a phone call monday between Vladimir Putin on regional and
00:03:35international developments with a particular focus on west
00:03:38Asia
00:03:42and professor fly joined us earlier and he said that Teran Moscow
00:03:46Military and Economic Cooperation has been
00:03:48in extensively extensive recently and added that this cooperation is
00:03:52aimed at preparing Iran for the
00:03:54of next phase of war should Donald Trump launch
00:03:56in another of attack.
00:03:58of
00:04:01"United States has threatened to attack Iran again
00:04:05after the midterm elections, which
00:04:08is what we are having right
00:04:11now, and Iran has number of friends
00:04:14internationally, including Russia, military
00:04:18cooperation with Russia economic cooperation
00:04:22has been quite extensive, I think we don't have
00:04:25any specific news items about what"
00:04:30discussed, but I think Iran is
00:04:34coordinating with its friends, we
00:04:37of had deputy going to China the other
00:04:41day, these coordinations are aimed
00:04:44to make sure that the country is prepared,
00:04:48because as the leader
00:04:49of the Islamic Republic has said that if Iran is
00:04:53attacked again, Iran's response will go
00:04:57beyond the previous geography. that
00:05:01Iran managed to hit, that could mean
00:05:04hitting territory in Europe, which is not too far
00:05:08from Russia, and doing this type of...
00:05:13coordinations, which is normally done by
00:05:16countries that
00:05:17are at war trying to improve relations with
00:05:21the associates and allies and friendly countries. the
00:05:25aim is to make sure that the country is prepared for the next
00:05:28phase of war in case Trump is foolish enough to attack Iran
00:05:32again.
00:05:36his senior commander with the Islamic Revolution Guards course says Iran's arm
00:05:40forces are fully prepared to deliver. decisive response
00:05:44to any hostille action, commander the IRGC's ground forces, general
00:05:48Muhammad Kadami made the remarks during visit to Persian Gulf islands
00:05:51and military unit station there is that Iran stands firm against
00:05:55its adversaries and will not back down, senior commander also expressed
00:05:59confidence that Iran and the resistance front will prevail, there's a
00:06:03remarks come amit a renewed us threats of aggression, eran's
00:06:07officials have warned any attack will trigger immediate and forceful response with
00:06:11no geographical limits.
00:06:42occurred, we have shown that the armed forces the Islamic Republic of
00:06:46Iran are never caught of guard, and they are
00:06:49preparing themselves for a battle heavier than the one that has
00:06:53already taken
00:06:54place. a
00:06:58senior advisor to the commander the Islamic religion guards core aerospace
00:07:02force caution that Iran's response to any new aggression will not be
00:07:05limited, general's missile
00:07:09bases have arranged to hit israely and American bases. and
00:07:13added as some uranium missiles are designed to force us warships out the
00:07:16region, and no point in the region is safe for American
00:07:20forces, and about these comments were made amit escalating US
00:07:23threats against the Islamic
00:07:25Republic.
00:07:31Iran's nuclear chief is accused head the UN atomic watchdog of
00:07:35acting as an agent of Iran's enemies by feeding them information.
00:07:39Muhammad Islami said the IAEa director, general is a... using his
00:07:42authority a possible NPT withdraw, he said such move is
00:07:46major strategic decision reserve for Iran's sovereign authority
00:07:50taken on the basis of national security and national interests. Islami also
00:07:54dismissed repeated US threats to strike Iran's nuclear sites as a sign of
00:07:58Washington's
00:07:58desperation.
00:08:03International reports and UN briefings have a long alleged that Yemen's
00:08:06Taiza province is under crippling humanitarian siege claiming that the
00:08:10movement of goods a past. passengers into and out of city is
00:08:14severely restricted, but what is really going on on the
00:08:18ground? Press TV is reporting from Taiz examining conditions the city's western
00:08:22entrance and investigating situation at one of its main access points as
00:08:25well,
00:08:30has been caught off. UN reports have echoed Saudi claims that
00:08:34Sona is imposing a crippling season tires. Press TV visited
00:08:38the city's western gate to examine the actual flow of goods.
00:08:42footage shows trucks and other vehicles moving freely through the
00:08:46corridor. i transport weed into the
00:08:50city. there are no road problems or obstructions
00:08:53and we always pass safely. official data
00:08:57shows that 754 trucks and vehicles entered size a
00:09:01matter of 24 hours, carrying hundreds of thousands of liters of
00:09:05fuel, diesel and cooking gas, alongside vital
00:09:08provisions. 70% the city's water wells have been
00:09:12turned into combat zones by mercenaries, despite the
00:09:16fighting, yemen continues to bump water into the
00:09:20city. we haul water into tai
00:09:23city without any hurdles and there is no
00:09:26blockade. the road is
00:09:29fine, we go in and out daily with no
00:09:32issues. the road is open from 6 a.m. to 6
00:09:36p.m. and everything is fine. however, local
00:09:40authorities confirm the route remains. open around the
00:09:43clock, the road is open
00:09:4724 hours, but mercenaries target the route after 6 p.m.
00:09:51we don't close it, they shoot at passing civilians forcing
00:09:55people to take shelter with us until morning, we block nothing
00:09:59except weapons, while food, petrol and diesel are all allowed
00:10:03to pass, during our reporting,
00:10:07saudi mercenaries gunshots echoed,
00:10:10underscoring the real to the route. Saudi claims a
00:10:14blockade on tai city, but standing its gate today, the
00:10:18reality speaks for itself. The road is fully open
00:10:22and the traffic is moving and the... claims of an
00:10:26impost siege has proven to be
00:10:28hollow.
00:10:36even forces say the targeted Saudi Arabias a King Khalid international airport with a
00:10:40drone. the spokesperson dismissed asadi claims of a missile strike on
00:10:44Medina, calling them a blatant fabrications aimed at tarnishing Yemen
00:10:48and its arm forces. breader general Yahya Sadi said all Yemini military
00:10:52operations are targeted Saudi oil facilities and military basis a
00:10:56Saudi stress, Yemany people are deeply committed to protecting Islamic
00:11:00holy sites. Meanwhile, Saudi air strikes and residential areas in Yemen
00:11:03have killed at least 27 people and left at least 15 wounded,
00:11:07mostly women and children, according to Yemen's health ministry. A second
00:11:11wave of false bomb threats of disrupted flights across Europe, and what is
00:11:15described as part of a coordinated hybrid campaign unfolding amit
00:11:18escalating US threats against Iran. No explosives were found
00:11:22any case after a threats
00:11:24hit a flights from Copenhagen, Dublin,
00:11:28Helsinki, Madrid, Milan, and Warsaw, in Irish jet
00:11:32bound for Rome was diverted to a French base
00:11:35in uh Normandy, shadowed
00:11:38by uh, Rafael Fighter, italian
00:11:42euro fighter escorted another Roame bound aircraft, the scare comes as
00:11:45European countries remained deeply entangled in US campaign against
00:11:49Iran, UK, Germany, Italy, Greece and France to let American
00:11:53bombers and drones operate from their. with NATO's chief siting around
00:11:5750 military flights from european
00:11:59bases. a
00:12:03political analyst summer hakim joined us earlier from Iran to share
00:12:07his thoughts on false bomb threats in
00:12:08Europe. they need
00:12:12to give reason, they need to give fear for the public to indicate
00:12:16that
00:12:17you know Iran is a threat. Russia is a threat, all these evil players in
00:12:21the world need to be attacked and so we can spread democracy. "and we've
00:12:25seen what democracy they spread, nothing, but we've seen what happened for example in
00:12:29Syria as an example. now whether attack is going to happen
00:12:33or not, um, as the said mentioned, it may be very
00:12:37limited, in fact they have run out of ammunition and interceptor
00:12:41missiles and fads and patriots missiles, so there is significantly
00:12:45run down on those, whatever attack if they
00:12:48do conduct an adact, it will be very
00:12:51limited, it will be perhaps no more than a week and..." 'Iran will
00:12:55definitely be able to defend itself, but it will be the Islamic
00:12:59Republic of Iran that decides when it stops, so this is the
00:13:03miscalculation that again the uh Americans and thesigns
00:13:07will have to deal with should they decide to um attack the
00:13:11Islamic Republic of Iran. Now before the election, before the
00:13:14mid-terms uh it seemed almost certain that attack was
00:13:18happening, but now it's the markets have really
00:13:22softened, I mean the oil prices have dropped'. and
00:13:25$20 odd dollars,
00:13:27gold has risen $150, so the market is betting against attack,
00:13:31but you know Trump is a gambler and he's going to
00:13:34have to go in for that last time to to prove that he's a
00:13:37winner uh where he has lost face so
00:13:40badly uh in not in just not just in the
00:13:44US elections but uh in the
00:13:46world. French police uh
00:13:50clash with protest once again as hundreds of thousands take to the streets nationwide
00:13:54day of strikes and protest by unions, yellow vesta activist,
00:13:58students and
00:13:58workers.
00:14:15mobilization comes a day after lawmakers rejected a first section the governor's
00:14:192027 budget a rare across party vote,
00:14:23meanwile the interior ministry's budget. has swelled from about $2
00:14:26billion
00:14:27dollars in uh 2022 to over 4 billion
00:14:31with a police unions demanding
00:14:34uh uh hundreds of millions more and backing bill that will grant officers who
00:14:38open fire a presumption of legitimate defense which critics
00:14:41call a permit to kill France has experienced weeks of unrest due to student
00:14:45protests about overcrowded classrooms and teacher shortages followed
00:14:49by trade unions protesting rising living costs and economic
00:14:53issues.
00:14:58and protesters in France denounce shortcomings in education and erosion their
00:15:02social rights
00:15:06to um to talk
00:15:08about uh
00:15:10some uh some things that are
00:15:14going on in France right now uh high schools
00:15:18are uh lacking
00:15:20professors are lacking
00:15:24good. because some buildings are just falling
00:15:28apart uh the it's too hot in the
00:15:31summer, it's too cold in the winner
00:15:34um some licenses in... uh in
00:15:38some colleges uh are closing because there
00:15:42are not uh enough uh
00:15:45professors. we here to sing with our choire musical theater
00:15:49songs because we are absolutely revolted about the way that the
00:15:53high school students are being treated and the university students are being treated
00:15:56either in the streets but even in the classrooms and the way that the
00:16:00budget is never going to the right places over and over and over
00:16:04again, it reminds us of different um stations
00:16:07demonstrations that have been happening for the last 50 years, I'm here
00:16:11because I think international solidarity is very important,
00:16:15because the issues that people in France are
00:16:19are facing, increasing cost of living, and the rents
00:16:23exploding, that the rich are getting richer and the poor are getting
00:16:26poorer, it's the same problem everywhere in Europe, because I think
00:16:29in France the social rights are
00:16:33crashing down, so we are here to defend the right the...
00:16:37workers to defend the accept out
00:16:41collegion listen because they are
00:16:44futurized very difficult to be
00:16:48and is alto to protest against this
00:16:50governments.
00:16:56the canadian prime ministers presented a new budget which seeks to reduce
00:17:00reliance on the US as tensions between washington and ottawa
00:17:03escalate. prime minister mark carney second budget since taking office last. last year was
00:17:07presented to parliament just two days after the US president suffered a sweeping
00:17:11defeat in mid-term elections. text the budget said the Canada and the US
00:17:15will not return to their old relationship, reflecting Carney's previous
00:17:19remarks that pre-trump tarif free north america trade is never
00:17:23coming back. Carney stated that political developments in the US are
00:17:27important and that bilateral relations will evolve, but his priority
00:17:31remains more independence despite the results the US mid-terms.
00:17:35his remarks come after on Wednesday, Canada's finance minister said no
00:17:38matter what happens south the border or elsewhere in the world, the country will
00:17:42become more independent, relations between the two neighbors have been
00:17:46strained over Donald Trump's trade tarifs on Ottowa, notably
00:17:49on auto, steel, aluminum, and forestry
00:17:52sectors.
00:17:58now months of displacement and dar living conditions left families and gaz with
00:18:01little protection against hardships of another winter, without damaged
00:18:05shelters, scares supplies and limited human. humanitarian aid, approaching cold
00:18:09and rain threaten to deepen and already desperate
00:18:11situation.
00:18:16As winter approaches and temperatures drop, hundreds of thousands of
00:18:20displaced Palestinians in Gaza face another harsh season
00:18:24in worn out tints that offer little protection from the
00:18:28cold and rain. Official figures show that more than 100
00:18:31thousand tents need urgent replacement their damaged
00:18:35tarpolis, but the cost of...
00:18:54where are all
00:18:54the supplies entering the gaza strip going? many peop
00:18:58aid is not distributed fair ied aid is not distributed
00:19:02fairly. a storm is expected in
00:19:04the coming days and we are already feeling the cold. All we ask
00:19:08for is dignified life. Even if we have to remain in
00:19:11tents, at least those tents should be safe, sturdy and fit to
00:19:15live in. The humanitarian crisis continues to
00:19:19deepen the suffering of displaced families. Children are left
00:19:22unable to move through winter flood waters that accumulate in
00:19:26shelter camps due to the complete lack of seawage
00:19:29systems. Residents are urgently calling for the fair and
00:19:33regular distribution of essential shelter supplies.
00:19:38Our children are living with us in this camp. Last year they were
00:19:42nearly drowned by the rain and we had to pull them out of pits and
00:19:46flooded puddles. This year we are facing the same
00:19:50suffering all over again. We have no proper tents and
00:19:54no tarpalins are being distributed to protect us or replace the
00:19:57rotting covers of our tents. According to the general
00:20:01administration of border crussings, the number of trucks entering
00:20:05Gaza fill by more than 50. 3% in October.
00:20:09Official figures show that despite claims of prioritizing
00:20:12shelter supplies, the quantities allowed into the strip remain far
00:20:16below actual needs. The limited deliveries do little ease
00:20:20the crisis, leaving displaced families without essential
00:20:24supplies, as conditions continue to
00:20:26deteriorate.
00:20:30Failure to heat calls for urgent action to prevent a winter crisis will
00:20:34leave conditions in Gaza unchanged and continue to put displaced
00:20:38families at risk. This is happening amid the closure of border crossings
00:20:42and ongoing restrictions on the entry of essential supplies. The
00:20:46occupation is using these restrictions to pressure Gaza's population.
00:20:50force them out, this amounts to political blackmail, using people's basic
00:20:54humanitarian needs as a
00:20:55weapon. the
00:20:59Israel regime claims to perioditize in
00:21:02dollars to $70 deepening the mary of
00:21:06families living in
00:21:08terms. tv, gaza
00:21:11city,
00:21:17genocide continues across gazo strip claiming lies. at least four palestinians
00:21:21including a child and woman aid deteriorating
00:21:24humanitarian conditions, three palestinians were killed and several injured
00:21:28after occupation warplanes bombed al shati refugee camp
00:21:32in Gaza city. a central gaza occupation forces shot dead a
00:21:35child and also uh Israely drones killed two palestinians and
00:21:39khan unist occupation military vehicles opened far on tents
00:21:43sheltering displaced families killing a woman and forcing all
00:21:47shelters in the area be evacuated now so... October last year's
00:21:51a so-called seas far, nearly 1600 palestinians have been killed,
00:21:54bring the overall death toll since start the Israeli campaign
00:21:58of genocide against the people of Gaza in October of 2023 to
00:22:02beyond 74,600 people
00:22:05killed.
00:22:09The UK Supreme Court is hearing an appeal against government's a ban on
00:22:13activist group palestine action. For second day, now demonstrators gather
00:22:17outside the court demanding the ban be lifted and several. the protesters have been
00:22:20arrested including a 94 year
00:22:23from
00:22:28it's shocking but i'm not surprised the history the uk
00:22:32has the uk has is the blueprint of racism the
00:22:35UK is the blueprint of colonialism you
00:22:38know and like i said before it's the same old
00:22:42white supremist people in charge doing the same
00:22:45thing as as their ancestors did i think what to
00:22:49try to do in Britain because their support for Israel and you got to
00:22:53remember that Britain is a frontline
00:22:56pro-genocidal country in that they supply
00:23:00arms, aid, surveillance and propaganda and
00:23:03everything for the Israeli state and for the genocide in Gaza, not only
00:23:07that, the courts fully support that, the police fully support it, so we're
00:23:11living a kind of very dangerous society, but the majority the British
00:23:15people, about up to over 70 to 80%
00:23:19have stood. with Palestine and with the international
00:23:23right to campaign against genocide, so the
00:23:26eyes come to see justice done, they
00:23:30were outside the high court for the first appearance uh
00:23:34when the Palestine Action group
00:23:38brought a judicial review to try to overturn the
00:23:41proscription, um, they came back again when there was the
00:23:44appeal, the court of appeal, and today they're here
00:23:48to see justice done.
00:23:50in the supreme court, the eyes have been around the country to
00:23:53various protests, they go whenever it's necessary for
00:23:57the world to see that the eyes the world are watching, and in this case they're
00:24:01watching the British legal system at work, and they're
00:24:05hoping that the British legal system will make the right decision for the people of
00:24:09Palestine,
00:24:13that's ever really is here on Press TV, everyone, thanks for joining in and bye-bye for
00:24:16now.
00:27:44Teaching anywhere in the world shares a common language, a love
00:27:48beyond duty and heart that beats for the fate of
00:27:51children. When you are teacher, every morning you leave all your
00:27:55personal pain behind the classroom door to create
00:27:58safe world for other people's children on February.
00:28:0228, 2026, in iran a school in Minab was
00:28:06experiencing its usual
00:28:07calm. an energetic
00:28:11sports coach who saw the world through the joyful eyes of her students
00:28:15and Farid mochtari, dignified and kind teacher were
00:28:19present amits the children's bustling chatter, but this
00:28:23innocent routine suddenly turned into dust and ashes with the
00:28:26terrifying roar of missiles, deadly strikes that targeted
00:28:30civilians and educational centers. during military attacks by Israel
00:28:34and the United States, collapsing the school's roof over the
00:28:38children and teachers. At the moment the ground shook
00:28:41beneath their feed and rubble and smoke filled the air, survival instinct
00:28:45dictated that everyone should look for escape route to
00:28:49save their own lives, but for Fatima and Faide, time stood
00:28:53still a different way, in those seconds of terror and
00:28:56screams, only one image was etched in the minds these
00:29:00women, the children, they... went toward the center the
00:29:03fire and danger, emit the cries of children trapped alone in the
00:29:07flames, they did not survive to return to their
00:29:11classrooms. the next day both teachers lost their lives
00:29:15right there in the school's courtyard and hallways giving
00:29:18everything to save the children of
00:29:20others. behind the names these
00:29:24two teachers lay two lives filled with hope and attachment,
00:29:28women who lived like millions of others yet gave meaning to
00:29:32self. sacrifice in the face of tragedy. days after the
00:29:35disaster, among fida's few remaining keepsakes, a short will
00:29:39was found alongside pair of earrings she had given to her mother before
00:29:43the incident, as if her heart sense this journey had no
00:29:47return. fatima's family to remembers her with grand dreams and
00:29:51heart overflowing with dedication to serve. today
00:29:55no trace remains these classrooms or the laughter filled
00:29:58courtyard, yet the names of Fatima Shahdadi, Faride Mokhtari
00:30:03and dozens of other teachers who fell victim to these devastating
00:30:06attacks have become symbols of humanity's endurance
00:30:10against the violence of war, educators who embrace death to
00:30:14gift their students the right to live and
00:30:17learn.