A look at the possibility of another Israeli attack

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0:01 Hello. It is Wednesday, 19 Shahrivar 1404, 10 September 2025. Four hundred workers at the IRALCO factory, the Iran Aluminium Company in Arak, have been protesting for 43 days. The workers are gathering on the factory grounds and have gone on hunger strike. Some of them are in serious condition and have been taken to hospital. Their main demand is the resignation of the factory's managers, who are ruining the company. The Iran Aluminium Company, one of the oldest and most important aluminium producers

0:56 in the country, has in recent years had its shares transferred to various shareholders, many of whom are not even publicly known, and they have installed people on the board and in management who are leading the company toward destruction. Besides their concern that the company, which is their livelihood, is being ruined, the workers have also raised the issue of delayed wages, the lack of safety at the factory, and other matters. Meanwhile, Mr. Araghchi and Mr. Grossi, the director of the International Atomic Energy Agency, in Egypt,

1:52 through the mediation of Egypt's foreign minister, signed an agreement whose details have not yet been published. But it is said, or at least Iranian officials say, that the Islamic Republic is ready to cooperate with the Agency and that the Agency's inspectors can come to Iran, although Mr. Araghchi has said that if sanctions return, we will cut off this cooperation. On the Agency's side, the meeting of the Board of Governors, which was supposed to be held yesterday, was postponed until today so that the status of this agreement between Mr. Grossi and Mr. Araghchi could become clear. Today both the three European countries and the Agency itself stated that

2:54 the Agency's inspectors must in fact be able to access all of Iran's nuclear facilities. Europe presented three conditions to Iranian officials in Istanbul, continued with them in Geneva, and is now repeating the same thing. The first is that the Agency's inspectors must be able to inspect all facilities without being obstructed. The second is that Iran return to the negotiating table with America. And the third is that the Islamic Republic must clarify the status of those 408 kilograms of 60 percent enriched uranium and where they are located. In any case, the three European countries

3:49 have said that the snapback mechanism is still on the table, the mechanism for which they sent the letter to the United Nations, thereby setting in motion that deadline of one month and a few days. Meanwhile, in Nepal, following the filtering of social media, led by the country's student movement and with the unprecedented participation of the young generation, Gen Z, young people in Nepal have taken to the streets since Monday, 8 September, the day before yesterday, in Kathmandu, the capital of this country of 30 million. Kathmandu itself,

4:43 together with its suburbs, has a population of more than 1.6 or 1.7 million, and in at least 11 other cities of Nepal people also took to the streets and, with very passionate and in some ways aggressive and offensive protests, demanded that the filtering be lifted. These protests caused the government to back down quickly and lift the filtering. But the protesters did not stop there; they demanded the government's resignation. A number of ministers, including the interior minister, resigned, and yesterday the prime minister also resigned. Now

5:36 the students and young people are making a more fundamental point. They say: instead of filtering and blocking social media, stop the corruption. Because documents obtained in the attacks on government offices, parliament, and so on show that corruption in this country is far more widespread than people had thought, even though people were already crying out about corruption. In any case, as of today the army has deployed in the streets, strict martial law regulations have been announced, and the government is negotiating with the protesters' representatives to determine a new government, so that if they agree,

6:31 the protests will come to an end. So far it is said that during these 48 hours at least 19, and according to some reports up to 30, protesters have been killed, and at least 600, and according to some reports up to 1,000, have been wounded. In an attack the protesters also carried out on a prison, the prison gates were opened and more than 13,500 prisoners escaped. In any case, the protesters have put forward the name of a reputable judge whom they may propose for prime minister, in whose record little or no corruption is seen. All these events show that when the general public moves, with young people at the center,

7:33 and the protests spread and then continue, the government is forced to retreat. Kathmandu airport and several other airports are closed, and for now there is no travel to this country, one of whose sources of income is tourism. Meanwhile, Israel's attack on Doha, the capital of Qatar, to kill Hamas leaders, provoked a wave of surprise, opposition, and in some cases condemnation of Israel. It is still unclear how many of the Hamas leaders who were holding a meeting there were killed or wounded, and contradictory reports are being given. But

8:32 apart from Qatar itself, which has strongly protested and whose prime minister is heading to America to attend the UN Security Council meeting tomorrow, Mr. Trump, who is a supporter of the Israeli government, has said, "I found out too late, otherwise I would have stopped it," and has expressed regret. Canada has stated that it will probably reconsider its relations with Israel, and many European leaders have so far condemned this attack and the violation of Qatar's airspace. Mr. Netanyahu has said: just as America killed bin Laden in Pakistan, we too declare that those who had a hand in the October 7

9:27 attack and were among its planners, the leaders of the terrorist organization Hamas, must not be given refuge anywhere, and if they are, they must be arrested and tried; otherwise we will deal with them ourselves. In addition, the Israeli press has reported quotes, including from Mr. Netanyahu, who said regarding the war with Iran that we have no intention of repeating the war unless the Islamic Republic crosses red lines. The head of the Israeli army's operations directorate has said something similar, and in defining these red lines it is said that they are: getting close to an atomic bomb,

10:21 proxies engaging with Israel and attacking Israel, and likewise rebuilding air defenses or missile threats. Of course, among the proxies, the Houthi group in Yemen, which is equipped by the Islamic Republic, has so far continued its war and its attacks on Israel, and Israel in turn has attacked Sanaa, the Houthi capital, several times over the past week or two. Meanwhile, the violation of Poland's airspace by at least 19 Russian drones, which led Polish air defenses to open fire and at least three of them to be shot down,

11:16 is another matter that has drawn the attention of the whole world, because Poland is a member of NATO, and under Article 4 of NATO, the ambassadors of the 32 member countries held a meeting in Brussels today for consultation, since NATO airspace has in fact been violated. And we know that if Russia starts a war with Poland, then under Article 5 of NATO all members are obliged to stand by Poland and engage with Russia. This air incursion, which apparently took place via Belarus, has added new dimensions to the aggressions of the aggressor Russian government, and it is a matter about which, in America and

12:15 Europe, many politicians, members of parliaments, governments, and others have issued warnings and called for a serious response. In hope of victory for Iran and Iranians.