...ما يجدد عزم بلاده الدفاع عن مصالحها وأمن...
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00:00which renews his country's determination to defend its interests and the security of the Middle East.
00:05His speech did not violate Iran's warning. We will protect ourselves and our allies from Iran's attacks and its agents in the region, and we will continue to support our partners in Iraq and Syria to face ISIS.
00:17We will support freedom of navigation in the region in the direction of any potential threats.
00:23And on the string of the threats of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard to the security of the most prominent maritime harassment,
00:28The British vision with the American now coincided with the intensification of global competitiveness.
00:37There are some countries that have chosen to compete openly
00:40Or secretly destroy the freedom of global navigation. And out of this room here in the Strait of Hormuz
00:49Attracts attention and doubles fears of attacks against them
00:53cargo ships to take security threats as an economic feature that may disturb the most important engine of the economies of the countries
01:02Energy through Hormuz. One fifth of the world's oil production passes by more than seventeen million barrels a day.
01:09To the region of the Indian and Pacific Oceans, the Straits of Malacca passes through sixteen million barrels of oil a day,
01:18The straits have two players that raise Western concerns about Iran to China.
01:23Movements in the sea between the detention of ships, the organization of military maneuvers, and the use of the march with the breath of the energy markets
01:33which already suffers from several imbalances.
01:36A rise in prices hits Europe and the United States for the first time, while Moscow's sovereignty, according to Washington,
01:44The second will accelerate the demand to double the oil production
01:48and resorting to the reserves of the major economies.
01:53Before starting the discussion tonight, I remind you of my question, the link, any regional and international movement that is urgent and waiting
02:01to maintain maritime security in the region as well? What are the consequences of repeated security incidents on maritime transport and on energy supplies?
02:09I ask all these questions and many others to my honorable guests. In this evening's episode of Skype link from Washington,
02:15We have with us Mr. Nour from Roul, who is the former official in the US intelligence, and he is also
02:21former director of iran's affairs in the us intelligence . You are most welcome. Through the application, Zou is from Riyadh
02:27Dr. Ahmed Al-Qarni, deputy head of the International Institute for Iranian Studies and former adviser
02:32in the office of the Saudi Defense Minister and the visiting professor at the University of Oxford previously. You are most welcome
02:38to start this discussion with my guest from Washington. Mr. Nour from the US Secretary of Defense
02:43confirmed his country's commitment to the security system in the Middle East. he also confirmed
02:49to continue defending Washington's allies in the region. Why now? Will the United States perhaps pave the way for a big announcement regarding the future of the relationship with Tehran?