2,015 of 2,596·ArchiveUp nextقالیباف و عراقچی در قطر/آمریکا: اورانیوم ندهید، پول نمیدهیمMay 25, 20261:30962 views9 likes1 sharesShareWatch on FacebookWatch on InstagramTranscriptTap any line to jump the video to that moment0:00being put on the American government and Trump, they are backing away from what they themselves0:03had said. In a way they're backpedaling, and perhaps the most serious0:10thing they said was: Mr. Islamic Republic,0:14until you give up uranium,0:16we won't give you any money. Even in English they had phrased it as0:23'dust for dollars.' This dust means nuclear dust. Trump0:32and the Americans are saying dust for dollars. So what is this and what is that?0:38If they are committed to it and insist on it, then what are Ghalibaf, Araghchi, and Hemmati,0:40the head of the Central Bank, doing in Qatar right now? We'll discuss these.0:40we can call it that way. And Trump came now with those things that had been said - one0:40and its supporters and diehard base, that even so, this situation shouldn't proceed this way.0:40And then I don't know what to call it - backpedaling, a result of desperation, regret, or whatever0:40to have, say, important news. Sometimes even in the middle of programs, news comes in that completely0:40As I mentioned to you, dear Shayan Sami, national security expert from Virginia in the United States,0:40is also our guest. And we'll discuss this issue of agreement or war with dear Shayan0:40Let me bring him onto the screen. Greetings to you, dear Shayan0:40My respects, dear Nejad, and my respects to the brave people of Iran. Thank you for this0:40the money issue and one about lifting the maritime blockade. These were supposed to be, before the nuclear story began,0:40matters they'd reach agreements on. But there's something else too0:40Well, the most important thing that didn't happen with Trump was that on Sunday everyone was expecting0:40that framework agreement, that draft, to be signed. But not only did it not happen, every moment0:40is getting harsher statements. We're seeing it in Trump's tweets. We're seeing various positions0:40we're seeing. And on the Islamic Republic's side. Despite the fact that, dear Shayan, the Americans said something0:40that it's dust for dollars. Meaning all this nuclear program of yours, however much0:40if you give up nuclear activity, we'll give you money to that same extent. This, of course, wasn't part of it before.0:40joining the program. I hope we'll see him soon. I was telling you that the most likely reason0:40could be this matter of money that's part of the talks between the Islamic Republic and the United States. And0:40on the other hand, how should we analyze this trip while Trump, just minutes ago0:40and in the hours before, several times both Trump and American officials came out and0:40as I said yesterday. In fact, perhaps under the pressures being put0:40opportunity you've given me. You're welcome. Dear Shayan, we're together on0:40these important events that are, well, momentary - meaning you can't even wait twenty-four hours0:40Trump started off somewhat weak and it upset everyone, especially the people of Iran0:40Yes, I keep glancing at my phone to see if Mr. Sami is having trouble joining0:40shifts the subject and content of the program in another direction. I told the dear audience and viewers first0:43on the American government and Trump, they're backing away from what they themselves had said. In a way they're0:44backpedaling, and perhaps the most serious thing they said was: Mr. Islamic Republic, if you don't give up uranium, we0:44won't give you any money at all. Even in English they had phrased it as dust0:44for dollars. This dust means nuclear dust. Trump and the Americans are saying dust0:44insisting on it. So what are Ghalibaf, Araghchi, and Hemmati, the head of the Central Bank, doing in Qatar0:44for dollars. So what is this and what is that, if they're committed to it and0:47right now. We'll discuss these. As I mentioned to you, dear Shayan0:54Sami, national security expert from Virginia in the United States, is also our guest. And this topic1:03and the discussion of agreement or war we'll discuss with dear Shayan. Let me1:09bring him onto the screen.1:13Greetings to you, dear Shayan. My respects, dear Nejad, and my respects to the1:18brave people of Iran. Thank you for giving me this opportunity. You're welcome. Dear Shayan, we're1:25together on these important events that are, well, momentary - meaning you really can't wait twenty-four hours1:31to have, say, important news. Sometimes even in the middle of programs, news comes in that1:38completely shifts the subject and content of the program in another direction.1:43I told the dear audience and viewers that first Trump started off somewhat weak and1:50well, it upset everyone, especially the people of Iran and his supporters, fans, and diehard1:56base, even so, this situation shouldn't proceed this way. And then I2:03don't know what to call it - backpedaling, a result of desperation, regret, or whatever we can call it that way. And2:10Trump came now with those things they had discussed. One is the money issue, and one is2:17lifting the maritime blockade. These were supposed to be, before the nuclear story began, matters they'd2:24reach agreements on. But there's also something else - well, the most important thing that didn't happen2:32with Trump was that on Sunday everyone was expecting that framework agreement, that draft,2:39to be signed. But not only did that not happen, every moment harsher statements are being made. In2:46Trump's tweets we're seeing various positions. And on the Islamic Republic's side. Despite2:51the fact that, dear Shayan, the Americans said something - dust for dollars. Meaning all2:57this nuclear program of yours, however much nuclear activity you give up, we'll give moneyClipped from Nejat Bahrami نجات بهرامیSourceNejat Bahrami نجات بهرامی2026GhalibafTrumpNuclearNegotiationsNegotiation failureUltimatum
