English → Chinese transcript
我觉得真正有意思的其实是C- 130着陆的时候 伊朗部队就在那儿
在等着他们
我的意思是 伊朗部队包括伊朗军队 伊朗革命卫队 志愿部队 还有
警察 他们都在现场 其实就是在等着 在警戒 这点非常有意思
我想知道他们是怎么获得情报 知道美国政权究竟打算
干什么的
但其实 前一天发生了一件事 因为你看 拉斐尔·格罗西
对伊朗的浓缩铀表达了担忧 他说那已经非常接近武器级别
的水平了
而且好像每次你知道的 他谈到伊朗的浓缩铀时 都会以某种方式
装出一副好像它很危险的样子 当然 尽管他们其实已经…
他们的间谍检查伊朗的浓缩铀，却一 次又一次找不到任何
非法活动的迹象。
报告就是这么写的。
但他每次发表类似言论时，看起来都 像是在为
侵略伊朗制造共识。
他上一次真正表示担忧，正是在那场 为期12天的战争之前，
当时美国政权轰炸了伊朗的核设施。
而且我们看到，在那之后，国际原子 能机构甚至没有谴责这次
针对伊朗核设施的危险袭击。
当然，你也知道，那本来可能会是一 场严重的人道主义灾难，
数以千计的伊朗人会受到影响，但他 们却连谴责都没有。
看起来，国际原子能机构总干事的工 作，与其说是监督核活动，不如说是…
但要确保那些实际上拥有数百枚核 弹的国家 始终是唯一
具有任何核危险的国家 并且要确保没有其他任何人拥有 哪怕是 那种 你懂的 高度浓缩铀
高度浓缩铀
而这当然 也是意料之中的 这是国际组织的惯常做法
这似乎正是它们被建立的根本原因
但是，我是说，这条情报、他们是怎么 发现的，真的很有意思。
而且也许，你知道，格罗西的话是其 中的一些因素，因为当然，
每次他，你知道，提出这些指控、这些 毫无证据的臆测，
当然，之后似乎就会产生一种共识， 可以去瞄准伊朗的核设施。
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Original transcript (English)
I think what's really interesting is actually when the C-130, when it landed, Iranian forces were waiting for them. I mean, Iranian forces, including Iranian army, IRGC, volunteer forces, and also the police were at, actually, were waiting and were standing watch, and this is very interesting. I wonder how they have gotten the intelligence to know what actually the U.S. regime was
planning to do. But actually, one thing that happened the day before, because you see, Rafael Grossi actually expressed concern over Iran's enriched uranium, and he said it's very close to weapons grade. And it seems that every time, you know, he talks about Iran's enriched uranium in a way,
you know, pretending as though it's dangerous, even though, of course, they've had, you know, their spies checking on Iran's enriched uranium, and they couldn't find any sign of illegal activity time over time. The reports show that. But every time he says something to the effect, it seems as though he's creating consent for
an aggression on Iran. The last time he actually expressed concern was right before the 12-day war, when the U.S. regime bombed Iran's nuclear facilities. And we saw how, after that, the IAEA did not even condemn this dangerous attack on Iran's nuclear sites.
And, of course, it could have, you know, it could have been a major humanitarian disaster with thousands of Iranians being affected, but they did not even condemn. It seems that the job of the IAEA chief is not so much, you know, oversee nuclear activities, but make sure that those powers that actually have hundreds of nuclear bombs stay the only ones with any nuclear danger and make sure that nobody else has even, you know, highly
enriched uranium. And that was, of course, that is to be expected of international organizations. That seems to be the very reason behind their creation. But, I mean, the intelligence, it's very interesting how they discovered this. And perhaps, you know, Grossi's words were some of the things, because, of course, every
time he, you know, makes these accusations, these speculations, without any evidence, of course, it seems that afterwards consent is created for targeting Iran's nuclear sites.
