in the name of god, gentlemen and ladies, hello , welcome to the world. today, in the first case of tonight's program , we will examine the impact of a missile on a hospital in kiev, in the second case , we will examine the final statement of the nato summit, and in the third case , the anniversary keshi besni, we will have a look at the history of this genocide, but on the 279th day. gaza genocide

as always , we start the program with the latest pictures of palestine. so far, the number of martyrs of this genocide has reached more than 38 thousand people, 14 thousand of them are children.

there is no god but god, there is no god but god, ya kabir, there is no god but god, there is no god but god, we are jahain there is no god but god, there is no god but god, there is no god but god , there is no power, there is no power, there is no god but god. that's all. and bless god and praise god, most of us are not women, i mean, like us, you see war, shelling, and famine , and the place is not safe, even the centers of awa, which we are in, are the centers of unsafe agents. in spite of the thirst, despite the fear, i definitely did not send netanyahu to him hell and the result of these idiots for their understanding, so

the deserving ones understand, in the name of god, in the name of god, the most merciful, the most merciful , peace be upon them.

as i said at the beginning of the program, the first case of tonight's program is dedicated to the investigation of the incident of a missile hitting a hospital in kyiv, an incident in which the ukrainian government pointed the finger of blame at russia, and the russian government also

identified the ukrainian missile defense as the cause of the incident. before examining these two narratives, we will see a report together. organizing a free meeting. repeatedly, russia killed ukrainian children , injured and maimed ukrainian children , kidnapped ukrainian children, 9 months ago, gaza, maamdani hospital. a hospital where in an attack, its patients, its staff and those who took refuge there

were martyred or injured in an instant. families had taken refuge here because they thought the hospital was safe. all of them were killed or injured . it's an. it is a war crime that the world is witnessing. more than 500 martyrs , most of whom are women and children, according to the spokesperson of the palestinian ministry of health in gaza. for 9 months, these events have been repeated every day in gaza with the support of america. here in gaza, more than 16 thousand children were martyred. thousands of children were orphaned and malnourished. but these days the focus of discussion and talks at the united nations.

let's talk about the university. thank you for accepting our invitation to talk. i am glad to be with you. professor, first of all, let's start with the narrative of the ukrainian government and the western media. what narrative did they present about this incident? well, see the basic fact.

and the issue that russia targeted the children's hospital and denies that the russian missile is the cause of the damage to the hospital, russia says that the missile in question was an american missile, which was a norvigen sensen model and an air defense missile. and they were supposed to target a russian missile with it. in every war, there is an incident

it happens that both sides give their own narratives. we could now review the narratives of both sides, but with the inclusion of these two narratives and circumstances. which exists in every war, especially the war in ukraine , what is your personal assessment of this incident? of course, i don't have accurate and very reliable information. i know that the russian ministry of defense has published photos and videos that confirm their claim that the american missile actually caused damage to the hospital. now, those photos and videos. and i didn't see a picture that

confirms the claim of the ukrainians that the russian missile was hit hospital, the other issue is that this incident happened in broad daylight, and this possibility , if russia, i think that russia is very unlikely to want to do this on purpose, to target the children's hospital, and if so, now we know this possibility. if we consider that such hospitals will be targeted , it is very unlikely that they will do this in broad daylight. i also want to point out that the ukrainian claim that this attack was carried out by russia and in the same in fact, the day before this happened, we started the summit meeting we had nato in america, we had it in washington , and... ukraine was actually one of the countries that

published allegations about russian attacks and what it itself declared to be russia's brutality, and it is very strange that this is brought up. these claims coincided with the attack on the hospital , and i therefore have doubts about this. i want to say that when an air defense missile hits an attacker's missile, it means what russia has announced, so this causes the particles and shrapnel and fragments of those exploded rockets are thrown around from the sky and come down it harms people and it may harm other places. another issue is that recently there was an attack that ukraine carried out with the help of the westerners, in fact, they announced that it was an attack that

was carried out with the help of the westerners on the crimean island and aimed at it didn't hit now, but it hit one of the beaches near sevastopol, and although it didn't hit its main target, it left a number of casualties on the beach it hit. at that time, it was said that electronic warfare had happened at this time and that missile was deflected, and unfortunately, the missile attack ended up hitting a group of people who had gone to the beach for fun met and i can use this incident as one of the evidences. it shows that unwanted incidents happen in war. thank you very

much, i have a final question for you as a communication professor who has worked for many years in the field of psychological warfare and propaganda in war . what do you think of europe? and the psychological war that you say is actually an essential part of war , their role has become much more important with the passing of time going forward, these two factors become more important and these two wars are important because the parties involved in the war.

they reach this psychological war in the west, if we want to count at all, that is, england, america and the rest of their allies.

it was said that a former russian spy living in england came to poison a russian dissident named skripal, and the killer was a person who was claimed to be a former russian spy. introducing these events. well, i think that both of these russian scandals were lies, the one in england and the one in america, and all of this was aimed at advancing that war. it is done psychologically and the deadly poison that they put forward or these things are not real, this all

shows that this propaganda that we are on behalf of. america deploys long-range weapons in germany for the first time since the end of the cold war. the transfer of these weapons, including tomahawk long-range missiles and pro-sood weapons, will be carried out by 2026. the deployment of long-range weapons in germany is done under the pretext of deterrence against russia. russia said that this action

will lead to an increase in tension and a military response from moscow. nato more than 43 china in response to the statement of nato leaders, it is a lie he regretted the obvious provocative and liquid slanders . beijing noted the relations. in the final statement of their meeting in america, nato leaders accused china of helping russia in the ukraine war. accusations have also been raised against beijing in cyber, space, nuclear and foreign policy fields. another democratic member of the us senate asked the president to withdraw from the election.

peter welch expressed concern about the results of the upcoming elections and said: joe biden should be for me. the american senator added that the consequences of biden's disastrous performance in the debate cannot be ignored it has been reported that 11 democratic representatives of the us house of representatives had previously called for biden's withdrawal from the 2024 elections. the bodies of 14 martyrs of the besni genocide were buried. these bodies belonged to the victims of the srebrenica genocide at the hands of the serbs. their legalization ceremony was held in the year of the disaster. in the besni war in 1995, the serbs massacred more than 8,000 muslim men and boys from sarbar nice in less than a week. july 11, july 21 has been named sarul nisa genocide remembrance day by the approval of the united nations general assembly. flooding in central and southern regions

south korea left five dead and several people are missing. the flood also caused landslides in some areas. the recent rainfall in korea is unprecedented in the last 70 years. the south korean meteorological department continues to warn residents of some areas about flooding . researchers are testing the use of artificial intelligence to help blind people with daily tasks. a japanese player hopes artificial intelligence will help disabled people get around without depending on others. he tested the ai ​​chatbot version of jp chat while going to the gym. chairman of the islamic council and russian president on the sidelines. brics assembly emphasized the expansion of relations between iran and russia . mr. ghalib also emphasized

the inefficiency of the current world order in the multilateral and bilateral meetings in st. petersburg and said that the brics assembly can provide a new horizon for the effective activity of the government and the realization of a democratic and multilateral international system with economic diplomacy and the development of commercial corridors. tick the brics summit is under the scrutiny of the world media. the latest brics news is transmitted from russia. speaker of iranian parliament and president of russia on the sidelines of the brics summit in a meeting on the other hand, they talked about confronting unilateralism and strengthening the relations between the two countries. we will definitely stop this one-sidedness of the west, god willing. we are determined to work in the civil field. the speed that is moving in the fields of security and defense will not be found at this speed in the future. whether it is bilateral relations or the opportunities

i had in brics, eurasia and shanghai, i am very happy to see your excellency here. and i wish the best to the service of supreme leader seyyed ali khamenei and all the people of iran, presidents of parliaments of member countries, representatives of international organizations and a region to develop cooperation and solve challenges , they came to russia to discuss with each other at the brics summit to reduce the power of the west in the economic field and remove the dollar from global transactions. it strengthens the relationship between countries in different fields. well, one of them is economic transit, transit is very important. one of them is business issues. one of the almost common topics that brickell members. and passing the dollar is to weaken the western sanctions against these countries. after iran's definitive membership in brics

, the speaker of iran's parliament is the first high-ranking iranian official to participate in the brics general assembly with the aim of opening new financial and commercial paths. from one of the important measures followed in brics is dollarization and the use of alternative currencies for trade between members, which will cut off one of the main levers of american pressure on emerging economies . the brics group has about half of the world's population and about 40% of the world's economic capacity , and the leaders of these countries' parliaments in this summit seek to strengthen multilateralism for fair global development and security. expanding cooperation in determining money transfer processes. among the member countries , as well as the development of trade corridors for the transfer of goods and services of brics members, are important capacities

which should be followed up and activated by the member assemblies. the four main axes of transit, energy, trade and banking are among the most important axes among brics members. they are using trade laws and extortion unilaterally and selectively. we are against the right of any country. we support the defense of our national interests. tomorrow, on the last day, mr. qalib

will have a bilateral meeting with a number of heads of brics member parliaments. we start the second case with a report. the meeting of the heads of nato member countries was held in washington, while the main concern of the members was the uncertain future of biden and the possibility of victory. trump's re-election in the us presidential election coincides with this meeting. donald trump repeated his anti-nato positions in the crowd of his supporters and said that nato must pay its financial costs in order to receive the support and participation of the us. the promise of at least $40 billion in aid from nato members to ukraine next year, the one-time nato military and training support to ukraine under the leadership of the united states, and the commitment to nato's long-term support to ukraine without guaranteeing its acceptance into nato. these are among the main agreements of the heads

of nato member states. it was at the meeting in washington. joe himself in this meeting, biden claimed that nato is more powerful than ever and america will remain its permanent supporter. to strengthen nato, washington has spent 30 billion dollars in various states to produce weapons. biden's effort to encourage the nato members to continue supporting the us alliance is under the influence of nato members' serious concern about his own inability to continue as president. the american republic and its uncertain future. the nato summit was held in washington while even nancy pelosi, the former speaker of the us house of representatives and an old ally of biden, spoke about biden's ability to govern. this meeting also had doubts. this nato summit is very important and it is not only a matter of hosting it, but the ability to organize the discussion and set the agenda

is very important. make a decision, time is very short. the concern of nato members about the future of this agreement and the continuation of american support for it increased when, at the same time as this summit, donald trump repeated his previous positions against nato in the gathering of his supporters . at first, when i became president, i didn't know what this damn nato was, but after two minutes. i realized and understood that they don't pay and we are responsible for almost all the payments. it is not true. 6 months then i told them all that you have to pay your bills, otherwise america will not do anything for you. on the sidelines of the nato summit in washington, the united states and germany announced by issuing a joint statement that they intend to establish a long-range missile base in germany. in such a way that

it is suitable for firing long-range ultrasonic missiles. the launch date of this missile base has been announced in 2026. ali rajabi, radio and television news agency, new york. next, we would like to present the annual meeting of nato leaders and also the final statement to mr. dimitri lasskis from toronto, canada. let's check. hello mr lasgrace. good night and thank you for your invitation. mr. lasgres, your assessment about what is the nato annual meeting in the 75th year of its establishment? what dimensions and important points do you think the final statement of the meeting had? well , it was a very long statement that i will try to summarize my opinions and in two words, one of them is that it is

very aggressive. its operation is very extensive. the second point is that they have actually introduced the geopolitical rivals of nato, namely russia , china and iran, as attacking forces and attacking parties. nato is considered the strongest military force.