00:00President Sir, I have been tracking Iran-US conflict for a long time.
00:05Please give us an assessment on what's the status of war.
00:08Are we at war? Is there a halt?
00:11Why are the ceasefires and the negotiations both failing?
00:30We had some dialogues, we had negotiations, and for several rounds we have entered negotiations.
00:37When they embarked on the first terms of the war, we were on the negotiating table.
00:45After that, again we came to the negotiating table.
00:49We were about to reach a final agreement and then they again attacked us.
00:55Again, we had some dialogue. After all of these savage attacks, we came to a kind of understanding.
01:03We signed a memorandum on understanding, but then very simply just tore it up.
01:08How can we start negotiation again and make sure that they would be abiding by their commitments?
01:18They write down something, but then very simply, as easy as pie, they just tear it up.
01:24So what kind of world it is in which we cannot negotiate and have a dialogue and stand on it?
01:31So this is our problem.
01:34Right now, from our side, there is no problem. We are not seeking war.
01:39Iran has not been an aggressor side.
01:44During the past 100 years, have you seen Iran attacking another country?
01:49That's an important point.
01:52But then again, President Trump continues to say that he's talking to the real leaders of Iran.
02:00And it's not part of this government and the new leaders.
02:06Who are these new leaders that President Trump is talking to and the real leaders?
02:13I think you have to ask himself.
02:16Because he is saying something every day.
02:19One day he wants to destroy Iran.
02:21Another day he says we are a friend of Iran.
02:23One day he says he accepts us.
02:25Another day he says he doesn't accept us.
02:27So we are not sure what kind of statement we should accept and proceed based on which.
02:35Okay. But negotiations went on with Pakistan mediating and there was a memorandum of understanding.
02:42But the deadline ended on the August of 17th, if I'm not wrong.
02:46So has the Pakistan negotiation failed? And was Oman a better negotiator?
02:59Pakistan is a friendly and neighbouring country.
03:04And in this regard, it has made a lot of efforts so that we would be able to establish peace
03:12and tranquillity.
03:13Also, Qatar was helping the same MOU in Islamabad.
03:23I don't know what was the problem with what we wrote down in Islamabad.
03:30Because they want us to renegotiate.
03:33What kind of illogical issue we mentioned?
03:38What did we say which was outside of the international recognised principles that now we have to sit down and
03:47say something else?
03:48The main issue is what we talked about.
03:51And that was the fact that America should, you know, terminate all its terminations.
03:57It should not talk us in a bullying way.
04:02It should open up the ways and routes so that we would be able to live like other people in
04:07the world.
04:07We are ready to act within the framework of international recognised principles to have interactions with others.
04:15These things, they say we have to change these issues and talk about something else.
04:22No, we said what we said.
04:25They have to terminate the sanctions.
04:28We did not wage the war.
04:29And they were supposed to stop the aggressions.
04:33They were supposed not to attack us and then we would not attack them back.
04:39Some part has attacked us and we have defended ourselves.
04:43What else should we talk about in these negotiations regarding the nuclear issues?
04:51We were supposed to sit and again within the NPT and international principles negotiate.
04:57We are ready to do that.
04:58We are ready to do that.
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