«Pars TV (PTN)», also known as Pars Television Network, is an Iranian satellite television channel based in London, United Kingdom. It broadcasts primarily in Persian (Farsi) and targets a Persian-speaking audience worldwide.
The channel is known for its strong pro-Iranian government stance and often presents a perspective on current events that is favorable to the Iranian government. This has led to accusations of bias and censorship from critics, who argue that «Pars TV» serves as a mouthpiece for the Iranian government.
«Pars TV» has been the subject of controversy due to its reporting on issues such as the Iranian nuclear program, the 2009 Iranian presidential election, and the ongoing conflict in Syria. Critics have accused the channel of spreading misinformation and propaganda, while supporters argue that it offers a different perspective on these issues.
Despite the controversies, «Pars TV» remains a popular channel among many Iranians both inside and outside of the country. It has a large audience and its broadcasts are often discussed and debated within the Iranian diaspora. The channel's pro-government stance resonates with many Iranian expatriates who support the Iranian government.
«Pars TV (PTN)» is a significant player in the Iranian media landscape, both domestically and internationally. Its pro-government stance and controversial reporting continue to fuel debate and discussion among viewers worldwide.