2,013 of 2,596·ArchiveUp nextگفتگو با ایرج مصداقی: آمریکا، اسرائیل، قطر و جمهوریاسلامی! به کدام سمت میرویم؟May 25, 20261:302K views44 likesShareWatch on FacebookWatch on InstagramTranscriptTap any line to jump the video to that moment0:01Greetings to you, dear friends. I'm glad to be here with you again for another program.0:06Another conversation with Mr. Mosaddeghi, our esteemed professor, on the Daily Analysis program.0:12It's the 24th of Khordad, six o'clock in the evening Iran time, our beloved Iran. We'll have a great many news items0:18today. I hope my illness won't bother you too much.0:22Coughing aside, we'll have a lot of news today. We'll talk about national positions0:27as well as the negotiations, the regime officials' trip to Qatar, and alongside that, the two statements0:34close together from Trump, both emphasizing that either the Islamic Republic0:37reaches a deal or there's nothing else to do — it either surrenders or there won't be0:42a complete agreement at all. On the other hand, Rubio has made some statements, the US Secretary of State, and0:47also, well, ultimately the Israelis are making moves too. Is the issue of unfreezing financial assets real,0:54or is it more of a psychological matter? And Trump's claim that he had said1:00the Islamic Republic must surrender in order to be given a series of temporary concessions —1:06is that true or not? I'll go straight to the conversation room with Mr. Mosaddeghi, dear.1:10Greetings to you, Mr. Mosaddeghi, hello and greetings to you.1:15Hello to you as well, and to the dear viewers and respected listeners. Thank you. Dear1:22Mosaddeghi, I have a national question before we get into things.1:28The Islamic Republic is still executing people. The Islamic Republic is still arresting our youth. Is it1:34legally normal to let fifty days pass and then execute? Is that normal? I mean, what state has this regime really1:39fallen into that yesterday and today it again executed young people, and every1:44day it keeps executing. How do you see this, though? First of all, whether it's legal1:49or not —1:51well, in the Islamic Republic there's no point discussing that.1:58First of all, because it's meaningless — if you want, based on the law, I can tell you these people can2:05execute someone at that very moment, because first of all, alongside the law, they2:09have sharia, and they themselves used to say this. In the early days, when they said, 'you're associates of2:19the monarchy,' why did they continue them so fast? You know how it is. Khalkhali —2:29the same night they'd hold a summary trial or field trial for these people, immediately2:37they'd issue the execution order and execute them. Then people asked, 'sir, why2:43do you keep doing it this way? Why so fast for someone facing execution?' Because —2:48'we're doing him a favor.' First of all, giving food and water to someone about to be executed2:54was considered wrong.2:58Sometimes they'd even say it was religiously forbidden, because they'd use it as a favor — claiming that if the person is underClipped from Morteza Esmailpour مرتضی اسماعیل پورSourceMorteza Esmailpour مرتضی اسماعیل پور2026TrumpNegotiationsExecutionsUltimatumRegime criticism
