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[00:00:05] one of the most prominent and important who preserved
[00:00:09] of the territory, expression field due to their high
[00:00:11] role in preserving
[00:00:16] a matter of gossip, but Its revival illustrates the state's ladies and gentlemen, good morning, thank you for joining
[00:00:18] Gendarmerie, us. Immediately, the headlines of
[00:00:26] with suspended or loaded forces, My brother Dawood, don't 12,000 liters of the news. Traffic accident involving a bus reserved for staff
[00:00:30] operations that are difficult the city? Don't transport occurred this morning in Constantine, killing six people and injuring around twenty. The Wali went to visit the
[00:00:34] is considered one of the largest helicopters in When he knew that I didn't answer
[00:00:35] exporting it, are banking on victims.
[00:00:41] who are still in The brake pad production unit in addition to the deployment in Graïa is resuming its activities, concretizing the
[00:00:45] it to perform many wishes of the public authorities to plan, from restart companies
[00:00:48] recovered after final
[00:00:52] make a mistake with a woman, no. court decisions, a step that
[00:00:54] the official website of the Ministry of is part of the President of and on behalf of all members of the 15th Regiment from
[00:00:56] is off. Don't the Republic's commitments to transform
[00:00:58] and pride, making this recovered assets into a lever for production.
[00:01:00] the sea and the breathtaking
[00:01:04] Don't let me down.
[00:01:05] in the recent past
[00:01:06] intends to contribute to strengthening even. No, don't In Morocco, faced with the social crisis, is an immune state that many Moroccans had
[00:01:12] mobilized to carry out this break his hands. But don't mission and to control no other choice but to Leave me for a few days. I'll look into attempt a perilous crossing to Ceuta, a situation that questions the management
[00:01:16] the fires are completely
[00:01:16] goodbye. May God not forgive policy of Marzen.
[00:01:23] Sahar? There's support the development of We will also take you in this news report to Benissaf, where pleasure boats are attracting more and more
[00:01:25] visitors, offering
[00:01:27] Go, may God not sea trips to discover the breathtaking landscapes of
[00:01:31] May God not Intima. not. No, my sister, don't
[00:01:35] Welcome everyone, we begin this news report with this sad
[00:01:38] news, a traffic
[00:01:41] surely reunite with your daughter one accident involving a bus reserved for staff transport occurred this morning in
[00:01:46] not to mention its ability to Constantine, killing six people, I can't wrap my head around. No, around twenty injured. The
[00:01:50] vehicle skidded and fell into a ravine early in the morning in
[00:01:54] their revaluation for the benefit of the the commune of BNIZyad on national road number 79,
[00:01:59] The Mi-26 helicopter is one connecting Constantine and her brother's house. By God, I will Mila. The injured
[00:02:02] is part of the commitments of the President of were evacuated to the nearest hospital facilities thanks to
[00:02:04] Indeed, prayer is a timed the intervention of the civil protection
[00:02:06] services.
[00:02:10] Following this accident, the Wali of Constantine went to
[00:02:14] state that the emergency medical department of the
[00:02:18] fortress of the homeland, and fortresses are not
[00:02:19] years, a part of Algeria's university hospital Abdelhamid Ben Badis, to inquire about
[00:02:22] work, the healthcare
[00:02:23] Brother, you must go back
[00:02:24] was attended by conditions of the injured and to ensure their state of
[00:02:26] by God, Fakhr, take care of health. On this occasion, the Wali of Constantine insisted on
[00:02:31] It is considered one of the largest helicopters in the need to mobilize all necessary means to guarantee medical and
[00:02:35] psychological support to the victims until their full
[00:02:40] me? I was born recovery. you happy? Be careful, don't
[00:02:43] a free and sovereign homeland bother yourself. Please thought you were Sahar. I'm very much, it's And for more information, we have live with us Lieutenant Colonel Nassim Bernaui,
[00:02:48] The aim of holding this Deputy Director of Information and Awareness. Mr. Bernaui,
[00:02:54] of researchers, for years and decades of hello, can you give us an
[00:02:55] which is equivalent to 15 tons of update on this accident that occurred this
[00:02:57] politicians,
[00:02:57] territory, the morning? Good morning, sir. So, the circumstances of this
[00:03:01] accident that occurred
[00:03:04] willing, with this this morning. So, our rescue teams in the city of Constantine, through all their units,
[00:03:09] restore the rights of the including the main unit as well as the local units, following
[00:03:13] were organized, highlighting distress calls on number 20 21, mentioning that a bus skidded
[00:03:18] are at the top. No, and let us offer you a cup of coffee and overturned into a ravine
[00:03:20] Don't tell on the national road
[00:03:26] the doctrine of the homeland in Hasten to number 79, at the commune of Bziad. Quickly, our rescue teams were dispatched to the
[00:03:28] scene. So, you know it's a staff
[00:03:32] Hasten to prayer. transport bus. So, there was an initial care of the injured people, and there were
[00:03:37] and gave her everything, four deaths at the accident site, and a total
[00:03:40] of six deaths currently and 22 injured. So, four deaths at the accident
[00:03:44] site, two deaths at the
[00:03:46] support to many Speaker of the Council of the Why didn't you pour me coffee? hospitals who succumbed to Seek refuge in the Most Gracious and pray for their serious injuries, and the
[00:03:50] 22 injured people who were treated by the rescue team then evacuated to the
[00:03:55] sons are the sons various hospital facilities. They are aged between 19 and 65
[00:03:59] opened it. There's no need, mother-in-law, don't years old. Thank you, Mr. Bagnaui, for all
[00:04:02] this information. So, on the instruction of
[00:04:06] the President of the Republic Abdul Majid
[00:04:07] distress. Do not Boun, Prime Minister
[00:04:09] Hasten to salvation. Sieb yesterday presided over the commissioning ceremony of the
[00:04:13] prominent issues on the international brake pad production plant
[00:04:19] Forest fires are among I mean, maybe we're worrying for and its components located in Graya in the wilaya of Algiers. The revival of
[00:04:20] very eager for the activity of this unit
[00:04:24] and follow-up at okay, at concretizes the will of the public authorities to restart the companies recovered after
[00:04:28] great importance in final court decisions. A restart that should also contribute to the
[00:04:32] creation of many
[00:04:34] Oh my, what is this jobs, comment signed
[00:04:34] and equipped with the largest helicopter in
[00:04:36] by:
[00:04:39] a new impetus is given to national
[00:04:41] Come on, let me see. Don't industry with the start of production of the brake pad
[00:04:46] sovereignty and territorial integrity. This and their components manufacturing plant of heroes, in the industrial zone of Raya, attached to the eastern
[00:04:51] We settle in Lord of the Worlds. O God, show us in maintenance company, a subsidiary of the O God, show us the wonders of Your power in JK group, this unit aims to strengthen integration between the
[00:04:55] different production
[00:04:56] structures.
[00:05:01] I don't believe this This unit will contribute to increasing
[00:05:01] and the stability of its people. In this the integration rate of the national automotive industry and to guaranteeing
[00:05:06] I told her to stop, don't the supply of the market with
[00:05:07] spare parts.
[00:05:11] This is a positive step forward. The workers who were already here will be able to
[00:05:15] find their jobs again. This is beneficial for the national
[00:05:18] economy, and hopefully, it will allow
[00:05:21] to create even more jobs in
[00:05:22] the future.
[00:05:28] strategy to rehabilitate the industrial units recovered
[00:05:32] thanks to final court decisions to reintegrate them
[00:05:35] into the production circuit and make them real engines of
[00:05:39] growth.
[00:05:43] We are now integrated into the JK group, we can resume
[00:05:47] our activity and this factory will be beneficial for the entire Algerian
[00:05:50] industry.
[00:05:54] The resumption of activity of this brake pad manufacturing unit
[00:05:58] constitutes a real breakthrough for the automotive industry.
[00:06:01] Brakes are an essential component of vehicles and their production in
[00:06:04] Algeria represents a major achievement for the
[00:06:06] sector.
[00:06:12] new jobs and consolidation of the industrial sector, this unit
[00:06:18] national production and to its positioning in the
[00:06:21] market.
[00:06:25] This factory is a real asset for Algeria, thanks to its
[00:06:28] production capacities for brake pads and spare parts, it will
[00:06:33] the national automotive industry, in accordance with the
[00:06:37] program of the President of the Republic. We will now focus on the
[00:06:39] certification of our products according to international standards. national with
[00:06:43] the ambition to open up to the foreign market.
[00:06:47] Equipped with a capacity of 1.5 million brake
[00:06:50] pads per year, it will cover the needs of the national market for
[00:06:53] 25 brands of light vehicles and six brands of heavy
[00:06:56] vehicles, thus strengthening national production in this strategic segment.
[00:07:02] From the recovery of assets to
[00:07:06] national economy, it is a whole recovery strategy
[00:07:10] that is being implemented, an approach that
[00:07:14] the Republic aiming to transform the recovered
[00:07:17] assets into a lever for production and development. The
[00:07:21] details with Riina Lorary.
[00:07:24] Billions diverted, factories shut down and assets
[00:07:27] transferred abroad. For
[00:07:31] wealth has escaped the national economy, a
[00:07:34] reality against which the state has engaged in a long battle
[00:07:38] fought on several fronts, judicial, diplomatic and
[00:07:41] economic. Its objective goes beyond the mere recovery of
[00:07:45] diverted assets, it is about returning to the nation what
[00:07:49] belongs to it and putting its wealth at the service of development.
[00:07:52] From his inauguration, the President of the Republic made it
[00:07:56] his priority. Today, the first results are
[00:08:00] visible. Beyond the amounts recovered, it is a whole
[00:08:03] economic heritage that is reborn. With their
[00:08:06] unfreezing, these industrial assets are now
[00:08:09] projects that create jobs and revive the national
[00:08:13] economy. Thus, the commitment of the President of the Republic in this
[00:08:16] area is being concretized thanks to a fierce struggle that aims to
[00:08:21] state and make the recovered wealth a sustainable lever for
[00:08:25] development at the service of the nation.
[00:08:28] Charged by the President of the Republic, Abdul Majith Boun, the Minister of State,
[00:08:32] Minister of Foreign Affairs of the National Community Abroad,
[00:08:36] African Affairs, Ahmed Ataf arrived yesterday in
[00:08:39] Minsk in the Republic of Belarus for an official
[00:08:43] visit. This visit is part of the
[00:08:46] strengthening of the positive dynamic that Algerian-Belarusian
[00:08:50] relations are experiencing. The Minister of State will be received by the
[00:08:54] President of the Republic of Belarus and will meet the
[00:08:59] Republic of the Belarusian National Assembly.
[00:09:02] Ataf will also have a meeting with his Belarusian counterpart to
[00:09:06] assess the state of bilateral relations and examine the
[00:09:09] prospects for their strengthening. The Ministers will
[00:09:13] also proceed to an exchange of views on regional
[00:09:17] and international issues of common interest.
[00:09:32] My brothers, look, they are cutting off his leg. Look,
[00:09:34] my brothers, they cut off his leg. They attacked him. Look where
[00:09:38] it flew, my brothers. O God, this is an abomination.
[00:09:41] O God, this
[00:10:00] the oppressors, O Most Merciful of the Merciful, O
[00:10:04] the oppressors a sign, and do not give them an end, O Most Merciful of the Merciful,
[00:10:07] O Lord of the Worlds. We trust
[00:10:10] Israel.
[00:10:12] Our brothers, we must welcome them
[00:10:15] with roses.
[00:10:18] The Moroccans in European countries
[00:10:21] do not pray when it is prayer time.
[00:10:25] Poverty, unemployment, deterioration of living conditions in the face of the social
[00:10:29] crisis. Many Moroccans had no other choice but to attempt
[00:10:33] a perilous crossing to Ceuta, a situation that reflects the
[00:10:37] distress of a part of the Moroccan population and calls into
[00:10:40] question the management policy of Marzen. Sami
[00:10:43] Darli:
[00:10:46] they were thousands, mostly young people, but also entire
[00:10:49] families, full of hope and dreams trying to reach the other
[00:10:53] side of the Mediterranean. They did not hesitate to put their lives at
[00:10:57] risk to escape a precariousness that had become their daily
[00:11:00] lot. Those who managed to cross the borders
[00:11:03] are disappointed. Faced with the treatment they received,
[00:11:07] their dream turned into
[00:11:09] a nightmare.
[00:11:14] We are treated like cattle, they deprive us of food and try to push
[00:11:18] us to leave.
[00:11:19] tour.
[00:11:26] It is poverty that pushed me and my daughter to
[00:11:29] flee Morocco. I am ready to sacrifice everything to offer
[00:11:32] her a better life elsewhere.
[00:11:36] It's been a week since we are here, we have nothing, we
[00:11:40] are completely left to ourselves. For
[00:11:42] many, this attempt resulted in a forced return to their
[00:11:46] daily lives, while others never reached their
[00:11:49] destination, victims of a crossing with tragic
[00:11:52] consequences. Why do they
[00:11:56] open the borders if these are our children, these are young
[00:11:59] people who only seek a better future, these images are the
[00:12:02] consequences of the bad governance of Marzen which feeds
[00:12:06] despair and pushes a part of the population to
[00:12:09] exile. I lost contact with my daughter for almost
[00:12:13] 2 hours, then I was told that she had
[00:12:15] died. There is poverty, unemployment
[00:12:19] and precariousness and a total lack of perspective. People no
[00:12:23] longer trust this government. I have nothing left, I am in a
[00:12:27] wheelchair after an operation on my back.
[00:12:30] Today, I have nothing left to avenge. This
[00:12:34] situation reveals a deep social malaise, it reflects the
[00:12:37] precariousness and the feeling of abandonment that affects a
[00:12:40] part of the Moroccan population.
[00:12:43] The Zionist genocidal aggression against the Gaza Strip resulted in
[00:12:47] 73381 martyrs and
[00:12:49] 174231 injured, mostly women and
[00:12:53] children, since October 2023, according to a new
[00:12:57] report communicated yesterday by the Palestinian health
[00:13:00] authorities. The bodies of four martyrs and one injured person were
[00:13:04] transferred to hospitals in Gaza during the last
[00:13:07] 24 hours of the report's publication,
[00:13:10] noting that many victims are still under the
[00:13:13] rubble since the ceasefire came into effect on October
[00:13:17] 10th. 1254 Palestinians
[00:13:19] have been martyred and 4121 others have
[00:13:23] been injured.
[00:13:26] Back to the country to talk about agriculture. We now take you to
[00:13:30] Intim, a true gem of Algerian
[00:13:33] viticulture, combining ancestral know-how, modernization of
[00:13:37] crops and exceptional terroir. The region confirms its leading
[00:13:41] role in revitalizing this sector, an agricultural
[00:13:44] tradition that continues to combine passion and yield,
[00:13:48] an immersion in the heart of the vineyards of the region with Naïm al
[00:13:51] Wali. The vineyard. Poit is
[00:13:55] known as the most extensive and varied
[00:13:58] in Algeria. This year, the
[00:14:01] harvest is very good and the quality of the vine grown
[00:14:05] here in Pergola is
[00:14:06] excellent.
[00:14:09] Pergola cultivation is much easier than classic
[00:14:12] cultivation. The suspended vine yields
[00:14:15] more and the type we cultivated here is called Victoria,
[00:14:19] it is harvested early, just
[00:14:22] after Cardinal, then comes Musky.
[00:15:38] of cardinal and 400 hectares in pergola,
[00:15:42] this year the production is good compared to last
[00:15:45] year, this is due
[00:15:48] to favorable climatic conditions,
[00:15:52] the yield reaches 300 quintals
[00:15:56] per hectare in pergola vines and
[00:15:59] between 40 and
[00:16:03] 80 quintals per hectare in
[00:16:06] classic methods. The farmers who intend
[00:16:08] to further diversify and increase their harvest, with a view to
[00:16:13] improving quality, better water management and, of course,
[00:16:17] the modernization of cultivation techniques in order
[00:16:21] to meet market requirements. And
[00:16:24] to conclude this news report, we invite you to take to the
[00:16:28] open sea towards Benissaf in Intemuchent where pleasure boats
[00:16:32] are attracting more and more visitors, between the blue of
[00:16:38] coastal landscapes, these walks promise a moment of escape and
[00:16:41] highlight the tourist assets of this pearl of western
[00:16:45] Algeria. Report by Naïm al Wali. All
[00:16:49] along the banks of Madrid and Rachemon near the coasts of
[00:16:52] Minissaf, an activity particularly attracts holidaymakers.
[00:16:56] Sea trips on small pleasure boats
[00:17:00] allowing to discover the Mediterranean
[00:17:03] differently with family or
[00:17:06] friends, these walks constitute a real craze for
[00:17:09] vacationers who swim in the open sea or take
[00:17:13] unique photos. We came from Biskra here to
[00:17:17] Benisaf and took a boat to visit the
[00:17:21] cave on the island of Chigron, we
[00:17:24] came back, I am very happy to have discovered this
[00:17:27] landscape. It
[00:17:30] was the authorities who gave us the authorizations to carry out
[00:17:34] this nautical activity that we have been doing for 10 years. In
[00:17:37] 2018, we had a first permit, then we
[00:17:41] evolved, we brought three pleasure boats
[00:17:44] with new permits issued by the
[00:17:48] transport services. Currently, we practice the
[00:17:51] profession in complete freedom and serenity.
[00:17:54] For 500 dinars per person, holidaymakers
[00:17:57] embark offshore for a few minutes, just enough time to
[00:18:00] discover breathtaking landscapes, while
[00:18:04] enjoying an inspiring relaxation.
[00:18:08] I came from Tolga with my family and
[00:18:10] here I embarked to visit the islands
[00:18:14] of Shagron, it's the first time I come here, I like it
[00:18:20] fresh, beautiful landscapes, it's very good. Some
[00:18:33] of our boats are manufactured here in
[00:18:36] Algeria, always according to international standards.
[00:18:40] The most visited place here is the island of Shagron,
[00:18:44] it is an island renowned historically
[00:18:47] and touristically, as in ancient times it was
[00:18:50] regularly visited by merchants, there is a strong demand
[00:18:54] to visit these particular islands.
[00:18:58] These sea outings that are multiplying along the
[00:19:01] coasts allow not only to boost tourist
[00:19:04] activity but also and especially to develop
[00:19:08] nautical leisure activities by enhancing the Algerian
[00:19:11] maritime
[00:19:12] potential.
[00:19:16] This brings us to the end of this edition. Thank you for watching.
[00:19:19] Have a great continuation of programs on Canal Algérie.
[00:20:00] Mobilis presents you the weather
[00:20:03] conditions. Mobilis, together
[00:20:06] we build the future.
[00:20:10] Ladies and gentlemen, good morning, and for this afternoon, the sun
[00:20:14] will largely prevail near the coasts and also towards the
[00:20:17] interior regions, but more towards the center and east of the
[00:20:21] country with a partially cloudy sky, thunderstorms still on the western high
[00:20:24] plateau which will cause showers. Note strong winds on the
[00:20:28] western and eastern high plateaus which may give some suspended sand particles. In the
[00:20:31] Saharan regions, the sky will
[00:20:34] be clear towards the central Sahara, the northern Sahara and the eastern
[00:20:38] Sahara. Elsewhere, thunderstorms will echo in the southwest,
[00:20:42] the far south, Leggar and Tassili, these thunderstorms may give some rain in
[00:20:45] some places towards Bécharoua. Note strong winds towards the central Sahara,
[00:20:49] the far south, Leggar and Tassili which will cause sand
[00:20:53] drifts towards the region, also local sand drifts towards
[00:20:57] Bécharoua, the northern Sahara and the oases. As for temperatures,
[00:21:01] they will be rather pleasant in
[00:21:05] some places and high in others. The maximum will be 41°C in
[00:21:08] Relizane and Mascara, 36 in Djelfa,
[00:21:11] Galaba 37°C in Batna, Tizi Ouzou also
[00:21:15] 35 in Algiers, Constantine 34 in Oran. In the south,
[00:21:18] 37°C, 40 in Djanet, 44
[00:21:22] in Illizi, 46°C.
[00:21:26] 43 in Béchar, Ghardaïa 46 in Bordj Badji
[00:21:29] Mokhtar, 47 in Tindouf and 48°C, the maximum in
[00:21:33] Adrar, Salah and Timimoun. The minimum temperatures
[00:21:36] during this evening will be between 22 and
[00:21:40] 25°C near the coasts, in the interior and on the high plateaus,
[00:21:44] they will range between 22 and
[00:21:47] 25°C. In the south, 25 to 27°C. In
[00:21:50] Leggar and Tassili, 32 to 33°C from the
[00:21:53] Saoura to the oases, 33 also in Tindouf, between 30 and
[00:21:57] 31°C in the far south and 34°C towards the central
[00:22:01] Sahara. The sea today will
[00:22:05] be slightly rough on the central and eastern coasts, rather
[00:22:08] calm on the western coasts with winds varying between 10 and 30
[00:22:12] km/h, which is practically the entire coast. The winds are variable on the western
[00:22:16] coasts, from the east northeast on the central coasts and northwest
[00:22:20] on the eastern coasts. And as always, we end with
[00:22:23] the ephemeris for today, Thursday, August 6th, the sun will
[00:22:27] set around 7:49 PM.
[00:22:30] For more information, of course, you can consult the
[00:22:33] Météo Algérie website. Have an excellent afternoon on Canal Algérie and see you tonight.
[00:22:53] Mobilis presented you the weather
[00:22:57] conditions. Mobilis, together we build the future.
[00:23:14] Young Algerians wishing to secure your future and
[00:23:17] contribute to the defense of your homeland. The National People's
[00:23:21] Army meets your aspirations and offers
[00:23:24] you the opportunity to become a non-commissioned officer in the ranks of the land
[00:23:28] forces, the air
[00:23:32] forces,
[00:23:36] the naval
[00:23:37] forces,
[00:23:42] the air defense forces of the
[00:23:47] national gendarmerie,
[00:23:54] the Republican
[00:23:55] Guard,
[00:24:02] the directorates and central
[00:24:04] services.
[00:24:09] Pre-registrations will be done exclusively on the electronic site
[00:24:13] made available to you for this purpose,
[00:24:15] preinscription.mdn.dz
[00:24:19] For more information, you can download the 2026 recruitment
[00:24:23] guide on the official website of the Ministry of National
[00:24:27] Defense,
[00:24:28] mdn.dz.
[00:24:33] The National People's Army,
[00:24:36] honor, commitment and
[00:24:37] future.
[00:24:44] The Algerian Naval Coast Guard
[00:24:48] is always by your side, and attentive to
[00:24:51] provide assistance in case of danger or
[00:24:55] عند الخطر او
[00:24:57] hesitate, call immediately the blue number
[00:25:01] 10/54.
[00:25:04] The blue number 10/54 for distress
[00:25:07] is available to you 24 hours
[00:25:11] a day. The Coast Guard is always
[00:25:15] vigilant and provides uninterrupted
[00:25:17] protection.
[00:25:21] We are here to protect you from any danger, we save your life
[00:25:25] in the most difficult
[00:25:25] circumstances.
[00:25:29] Your safety at sea is
[00:25:31] our priority.
[00:25:39] In the heart of the Mediterranean Sea,
[00:25:43] stands a symbol of modernity
[00:25:45] and openness. The maritime station
[00:25:48] of Annaba port,
[00:25:51] one of the prides of Algerian
[00:25:54] maritime transport.
[00:25:57] Designed for the comfort of passengers,
[00:26:00] the station provides modern and functional
[00:26:03] spaces.
[00:26:06] Every detail has been designed to ensure
[00:26:09] a quiet, comfortable and safe
[00:26:13] journey.
[00:26:16] As a station dedicated to passengers,
[00:26:19] the maritime station of Annaba can accommodate
[00:26:23] more than 240 thousand passengers
[00:26:26] annually. A strategic
[00:26:28] multimodal hub.
[00:26:32] The maritime station of Annaba port, the maritime
[00:26:36] gateway to modern
[00:26:38] Algeria.
[00:26:42] Under the high patronage of the President of the Republic, Mr. Abdelmadjid
[00:26:46] Tebboune, and under the supervision of the High Commission
[00:26:49] for Amazighity, and in partnership with the Ministry of Mujahideen and Rights Holders
[00:26:53] and the Wilaya of Bejaia,
[00:26:55] and in coordination with the National Committee for Memory
[00:26:58] and History, and the General Directorate of National Archives.
[00:27:03] The 70th anniversary of the Soummam Congress will hold
[00:27:06] the international scientific forum "Culture of Resistance
[00:27:09] between History, Memory
[00:27:12] and Imagination" on August 18, 19
[00:27:16] and 20, 2026 in
[00:27:19] Bejaia, where history extends into the city's pulse
[00:27:22] and memory transforms into a living cultural act
[00:27:25] combining knowledge and art
[00:27:28] and enshrining the unity of Algeria in
[00:27:31] its diversity.
[00:27:37] The culture of resistance between history, memory
[00:27:40] and imagination, a memory that illuminates the path
[00:27:44] and an identity that unites the nation.
[00:34:45] Yes, it's true, Asmaa has been my sister's husband since
[00:34:48] she was little, and they raised her
[00:34:52] materially and morally. You're barely standing on
[00:34:55] your feet, you can barely walk two steps and you'll fall. Don't
[00:34:58] be stubborn, my daughter, come and lie down. If I have to, I'll
[00:35:02] crawl. I have to go to
[00:35:06] my daughter.
[00:35:09] You're a dog because you're used to staining your hands
[00:35:12] with blood.
[00:35:18] I shamed myself. I know I made a mistake,
[00:35:21] but...
[00:35:31] Dahoud,
[00:35:35] do you really believe that Julnar is still
[00:35:38] alive? She was shot and fell
[00:35:41] into the valley. Do you think she could still be alive?
[00:35:45] Accept that Julnar died
[00:35:48] and this matter is completely closed,
[00:35:52] Dawood. Now get
[00:35:55] out of here.
[00:35:57] Get out, come on. Get out.
[00:36:12] The last thing was that I reached here. I had to shoot her.
[00:36:16] Mother Asia was going to kill me.
[00:36:21] run away, but she didn't listen
[00:36:23] to me.
[00:36:27] I chased her and shot her and then she fell down.
[00:36:45] Oh God, I beg you, don't let Julnar be dead. I can't
[00:36:48] bear another sin. I won't be able to bear this, God willing.
[00:36:52] Oh God, I hope Julnar is still
[00:36:54] alive.
[00:37:02] Oh God, I am ready to bear more than
[00:37:05] this. But don't deprive me of
[00:37:08] my children. I have no one but you, and I don't turn to anyone but
[00:37:12] you, oh God. I am complaining to
[00:37:16] you. I beg you to reunite me
[00:37:19] with my children.
[00:37:47] Thank God, her
[00:37:49] fever has gone down.
[00:37:55] Good morning, my daughter, your fever
[00:37:57] has gone down a bit, thank God. You're getting better.
[00:38:00] Auntie, do you want to go talk to
[00:38:04] Sahar? Of course, I want to go, but first I
[00:38:08] will prepare breakfast for you and then I'll go, okay?
[00:38:24] God knows how much she must be upset.
[00:38:30] Maybe she thinks I left
[00:38:31] and left.
[00:38:36] I didn't leave, my daughter.
[00:38:39] It's impossible for me to leave you.
[00:38:43] And I swore to you that I would stay
[00:38:46] with you as long as I live
[00:38:47] in this world.
[00:38:57] Mother.
[00:39:07] You didn't sleep all
[00:39:08] night.
[00:39:14] I was out and I came to tell you. Yesterday I didn't go.
[00:39:18] I want to go and see Sahar and Hadiya,
[00:39:21] and maybe they know something
[00:39:22] about her.
[00:39:25] Okay, but don't show anything to anyone.
[00:39:28] Be careful. Really? Don't worry,
[00:39:31] Mom. I'll see what's happening without them noticing
[00:39:55] anything. Hello, uncle. Welcome, Aunt. Do you know the address? No, by God, I don't
[00:39:58] know. Thank you. You're welcome.
[00:40:14] Thank you, auntie. Do you know the address of the mukhtar? No, by God, my son, I don't
[00:40:18] know. Thank you.
[00:40:19] You're welcome.
[00:40:22] Peace be upon you. And upon you be peace, my son.
[00:40:26] Please. I need to ask about the mukhtar, uncle. Where can I find him? You go
[00:40:30] 100 meters forward to the right and then to the left and you'll find him.
[00:40:33] What do you need from the mukhtar, my son? Nothing, uncle.
[00:40:36] Thank you. Goodbye.
[00:40:49] Good morning, auntie.
[00:40:52] Honestly, Sibel and I have an errand. If you need anything,
[00:40:55] tell me so I can bring it with me. Okay, my daughter. The ayran
[00:40:59] is finished and the butter is running out. Bring them
[00:41:02] and come.
[00:41:08] be late, okay? Okay, auntie, no problem.
[00:41:33] Thank you, Hadiya. I was
[00:41:36] bored at home, so I told
[00:41:40] myself I'd come and entertain myself with you for a bit and eat some of those delicious pastries
[00:41:43] you make. You are
[00:41:46] smart, but there's something you don't know. I am
[00:41:50] not Julnar, Mrs. Nawal.
[00:41:54] Do you think I don't know why you came to me first thing in the morning?
[00:41:58] She says she's bored and feels like eating
[00:42:01] pastries.
[00:42:05] I'm leaving, my daughter. Do you need anything from
[00:42:08] worry. I'll talk to your daughter and you rest a bit
[00:42:12] and freshen up so that when your daughter comes, she doesn't find you like this.
[00:42:16] And your medicines are here. Drink them,
[00:42:19] too. Okay, my daughter. I'm going now. Thank
[00:42:23] you. May God bless you, auntie, and you
[00:42:26] too.
[00:42:33] I don't understand what you mean, Mrs. Hadiya. I think you
[00:42:36] understood very well what I meant. Why am
[00:42:40] I... What do I want now? Wasn't it supposed to be that Julnar
[00:42:43] left?
[00:42:45] I'm afraid to suspect anyone, and may God forgive me for what I'm about to say,
[00:42:49] but God knows. I
[00:42:52] believe that it's a plot in this. Why are you talking
[00:42:55] to me like this? I don't know where Julnar is, and I came to ask you about her.
[00:42:59] But I told you, I don't believe you
[00:43:02] at all. May God forgive you, Mrs. Hadiya. Do
[00:43:05] you consider me your enemy? God forbid.
[00:43:10] This enmity, hatred, and malice
[00:43:13] are الحمد لله not present in us.
[00:43:17] But we will know our enemy from our friend when we
[00:43:20] know where Julnar is.
[00:43:23] And at that time, everyone will pay the price for
[00:43:26] their actions.
[00:43:29] For this reason, from now on, take good care of yourself.
[00:43:32] But with your words, you are doubting
[00:43:35] me, Mrs. Hadiya.
[00:43:38] She is my sister-in-law and Sahar is her daughter. You haven't known
[00:43:42] them for long, but I have been taking care of them for many years
[00:43:46] and raising them. Peace be upon you, uncle. And upon
[00:44:19] you be peace. Please, my son. Don't
[00:44:22] sit down. I'm looking for
[00:44:25] someone. If you
[00:44:27] haven't had breakfast yet, please have breakfast, my son.
[00:44:31] Do you want someone from the village? No, uncle, not from the village. Honestly,
[00:44:35] my relative is missing. I asked a few people outside and they said
[00:44:39] they saw her here around this area. So I thought I'd come
[00:44:42] to you, meaning maybe someone from the village
[00:44:45] saw her here or hosted her. What does your relative look like?
[00:44:49] Is she young or old? How
[00:44:52] old is she approximately? She is approximately 43 years old. Her height
[00:44:56] is about 170 cm. I haven't
[00:44:58] seen her or heard about her. This village is small,
[00:45:02] my son, and when a stranger comes here, we get
[00:45:05] the news immediately. And there are still a few houses inside the forest,
[00:45:09] my son. Go and ask there. But I didn't see any houses here. You
[00:45:13] have to go deeper into the forest in the opposite direction of the village
[00:45:16] and you'll find them there, my son. There are a few
[00:45:19] houses. Ask about her, maybe she's
[00:45:22] with them. Okay, thank you very much. You're
[00:45:26] welcome. Enjoy your meal.
[00:45:27] That's
[00:45:30] all I have, Mrs. Nawal.
[00:45:34] Goodbye for now. And
[00:45:37] again, don't come to me and don't show yourself to
[00:45:40] me at all.
[00:45:48] As if I was really happy to see you.
[00:45:51] Believe me, once I'm done with this mess, I know how to show you
[00:45:55] your worth. But
[00:46:00] least I understood that she doesn't know anything about
[00:46:02] Julnar. There's still
[00:46:06] Sahar.
[00:46:30] Here you go. How much does it cost? Half a lira
[00:46:33] only. May God bless you,
[00:46:37] sir. I'm looking for someone. A woman around
[00:46:40] 43 years old and 170 cm tall, approximately. Maybe you've seen her
[00:46:44] or heard anything about her, because they told me she came
[00:46:47] here. This is definitely a heartless person who
[00:46:51] did this to the girl. It's not enough what he did, and he's still
[00:46:54] looking for her. No, by God, I haven't seen her here at all. If she came
[00:46:58] here, I would have known.
[00:47:01] Aunt Zarifa, come. Don't you want to call? No, my son, I'll
[00:47:05] come later. Goodbye.
[00:47:06] Thank
[00:47:09] you. God bless you.
[00:48:19] What did my aunt do? Did she talk to?
[00:48:26] Oh, my daughter, where are you now?
[00:48:30] Will we ever meet again,
[00:48:31] and your sisters
[00:48:34] too? Is it possible that I'll die and
[00:48:37] they won't know that I'm their mother?
[00:48:40] Will I be able to hug them?
[00:48:44] Oh God, keep me sane because I'm going
[00:48:47] crazy.
[00:49:10] Peace be upon you, uncle. And upon you be peace. Hello.
[00:49:13] Welcome. Excuse me, I'm looking for a woman of this height
[00:49:16] in her forties. I don't know what to tell you. If you bring a picture of her, it would be
[00:49:20] better. I hope you can find her. Thank you. May God help you, my son.
[00:49:36] Height 170 cm and 43
[00:49:39] years old. No,
[00:49:40] by God.
[00:49:49] Thank you, auntie. Welcome, my son.
[00:49:53] This is my first time seeing you here. Who are you? I'm looking for
[00:49:56] a woman they saw here in this place. Maybe you've
[00:49:59] seen her. Let's see what her description is. She is
[00:50:03] a bit tall and 43 years old. Have you seen her,
[00:50:05] auntie?
[00:50:09] No, by God, my son. I don't go out of the house much. How would I
[00:50:13] see her? Who are you looking for? I hope everything is fine. Thank you, auntie. With your permission.
[00:50:16] Peace be upon you, uncle.
[00:50:18] Hello. I'm
[00:50:34] looking for my relative. Can you help me? Okay,
[00:50:36] Dawood. Is
[00:50:40] what I'm hearing
[00:50:44] wrong?
[00:50:45] He
[00:51:12] is my brother
[00:51:13] Dawood.
[00:51:20] Praise and thanks to you, Lord. My brother Dawood.
[00:51:36] My brother Dawood, I am here.
[00:52:10] My son, there's no one here. A little while ago, the lady of the house
[00:52:13] left.
[00:52:20] Thank you,
[00:52:20] auntie.
[00:52:26] go. I'm here.
[00:52:30] Please,
[00:52:33] hear my voice.
[00:52:52] Where are you, Julnar? The earth didn't split open
[00:52:54] and swallow you.
[00:52:57] It seems that it won't work out. At least
[00:53:01] I have to go to Sahar and tell her that her mother didn't leave and go.
[00:53:05] Poor woman. They consider her
[00:53:07] a criminal. But this time, I will
[00:53:11] not allow people to say that she left her children and left.
[00:53:15] I will search for her and find her and bring her back.
[00:53:27] It fell from my hand to the ground and then it
[00:53:29] stopped working. This is
[00:53:32] broken. We have to replace all
[00:53:36] the parts, so it's not worth fixing.
[00:53:39] Okay, can you check it, maybe you can fix it? Okay,
[00:53:42] try. There's no need. Once it's fixed,
[00:53:45] you give it to me. Okay. Thank you. God
[00:53:48] bless you.
[00:53:53] I'm sorry,
[00:53:53] my daughter.
[00:53:58] My daughter.
[00:54:01] Didn't I tell you not to get up from your place?
[00:54:04] I seek refuge with God from Satan the accursed.
[00:54:09] prescription for believers.
[00:54:11] God is greatest.
[00:54:19] God is greatest.
[00:54:21] God
[00:54:28] is greatest.
[00:54:33] I bear witness that there is no god but
[00:54:37] God.
[00:54:43] I bear witness that there is no
[00:54:44] god
[00:54:50] but
[00:54:51] God.
[00:55:00] I bear witness that Muhammad
[00:55:03] is the Messenger of God.
[00:55:11] God, I bear witness that
[00:55:14] Muhammad
[00:55:16] is the Messenger
[00:55:19] of God.
[00:55:27] prayer.
[00:56:03] Hasten to
[00:56:05] salvation.
[00:56:35] God is greatest.
[00:56:36] God
[00:56:41] is greatest.
[00:56:44] There is no
[00:56:47] god
[00:56:50] but
[00:56:52] God.
[00:57:00] Oh God, Lord of this perfect call and the established
[00:57:03] prayer.
[00:57:13] Can you hear me? Open your eyes, my daughter.
[00:57:18] My brother Dawood.
[00:57:20] My brother, don't go. Didn't I tell you not to move until
[00:57:24] I come back? Why didn't you listen to me, my daughter? Don't you see your condition? You can't
[00:57:28] even stand up. Come on.
[00:58:05] Were you able to talk to Sahar? I called
[00:58:08] her, my daughter, but her phone
[00:58:13] be sad, I'll call again.
[00:58:16] Julnar, I want to tell you something important, but promise me not to
[00:58:19] be afraid. There was someone asking
[00:58:22] about you. Maybe it's the same person who did this to you. May God
[00:58:27] worry, I didn't tell him anything.
[00:58:31] This is my husband's brother.
[00:58:35] Dawood. He's not the one who did this to me
[00:58:38] and I ran away from him. I apologize.
[00:58:42] Please forgive me. If I knew
[00:58:45] he was your husband's brother, I would have brought him with you. He came here.
[00:58:49] He came
[00:58:50] here.
[00:58:54] I screamed but he didn't hear me.
[00:58:57] Calm down, he will
[00:58:58] definitely come back. I don't
[00:59:01] think so. He asked about me
[00:59:05] and left and he won't
[00:59:09] come back.
[00:59:12] As long as he didn't see you, God surely has his wisdom, my daughter, because
[00:59:16] if God wanted him to hear your voice, even if you were underground, he would have
[00:59:19] heard it. God willing, it will be for the best, my daughter.
[00:59:23] Don't worry about it anymore.
[00:59:24] Yes.
[00:59:32] Strange, your mother came back early.
[00:59:36] Yes, we get it. I came. Oh, why am I
[00:59:39] here? Open the door and take care of
[00:59:41] your daughter.
[00:59:45] What happened to you? We told you we're coming.
[00:59:47] Oh.
[00:59:50] Mrs. Nawal, what a surprise. Please come
[00:59:52] in. I
[00:59:55] sorry. Please come in. Why? Where is Sahar? At the
[00:59:59] phone repair shop because she kept calling Aisha and Osman got
[01:00:03] angry and broke her phone. Most likely, as soon as she woke up, she went
[01:00:06] to fix it. Of course, Osman is right. Honestly,
[01:00:09] Sahar is exaggerating a lot. You're right. Sahar is
[01:00:13] overdoing it a lot. It's not fair that this is happening to her. She cries every day
[01:00:16] and her tears don't dry up. Anyway,
[01:00:19] please come in. Sahar will be here soon. No, no, thank you
[01:00:23] again. Actually, I was going to the hairdresser and I just stopped by to see
[01:00:26] Sahar. Is that possible? It's not a problem.
[01:00:30] Tell her I came. Seriously, this isn't right. Come in
[01:00:35] at least.
[01:00:40] Strange, what does she want? I don't understand why she came to us.
[01:00:44] I mean, what if she stayed for a bit? Seriously, it's shameful.
[01:00:49] That's good. As long as she cried and Osman is angry with her,
[01:00:52] it means she doesn't know anything
[01:00:53] at all.
[01:00:58] Oh, Julnar, like a burden on my heart. I hope you're dead
[01:01:02] so we can get rid of you and your
[01:01:03] evil.
[01:01:09] Ah, I finally found you alone.
[01:01:13] Thank you, Omar.
[01:01:16] Are you busy? Is everything okay? Look, my friends sent
[01:01:20] me an invitation to a birthday party, so I thought I'd ask you if you'd like to go together.
[01:01:24] I would love to, but honestly, I promised Asmaa. What do you mean promised?
[01:01:27] She wants to buy some books before she travels, and I
[01:01:31] recommended them to her, so we're going together. Oh.
[01:01:35] Look, Miss Asmaa is here. So you're
[01:01:37] the books. I'm ready if you want.
[01:01:41] Okay, I was actually waiting for you. Please
[01:01:44] forgive me, Amal. Send my regards to your friends. I hope you have fun.
[01:02:04] This place is very nice. I haven't been here
[01:02:06] before.
[01:02:13] The other day, my friend Nisa saw you while you were working.
[01:02:17] Yes, that's right. But it was a coincidence. I wanted to
[01:02:21] help my aunt at the time, but usually I don't work
[01:02:24] there.
[01:02:26] And of course, she immediately told you. No, it's not like
[01:02:30] that. What did she tell you? God
[01:02:33] knows how much she made fun of me. Yasmine, don't talk nonsense. Nisa is not
[01:02:37] like that, but when she saw you working, she was surprised. And why was
[01:02:41] she surprised? Is it shameful for one to work? No, of course, work is not
[01:02:45] shameful.
[01:02:49] Come on, cheer up. Don't be upset. Besides,
[01:02:52] the girl didn't say anything other than that she saw you.
[01:02:56] Yasmine, did you get upset or something?
[01:03:00] No, I'm not upset at all. But I feel choked. Let's go
[01:03:04] somewhere else. Your wish is my command. I'm at
[01:03:07] your service. Excuse me, the bill please. Immediately.
[01:03:21] Thank you, auntie. Enjoy your
[01:03:23] meal. Are you
[01:03:27] feeling better?
[01:03:31] But I need to talk to my daughter urgently. I called, but
[01:03:34] her phone is off. What should we do, my daughter? How can
[01:03:37] I reach her?
[01:03:40] Her tears must not have dried all these days. Of course,
[01:03:44] my daughter, she must be sad.
[01:03:47] So, don't you have anyone else to talk to other than your daughter
[01:03:53] sister Hadiya. Okay,
[01:03:55] my daughter, give me her number so I can call.
[01:03:57] Come on. I can't
[01:04:00] remember her number.
[01:04:03] Okay, don't be sad. You just have to be patient
[01:04:06] for a bit. As long as God didn't take your soul, you will
[01:04:11] day, God willing.
[01:04:13] Auntie.
[01:04:22] Zarifa, this is me. Don't worry, this is
[01:04:25] my neighbor. Coming.
[01:04:27] Zarifa.
[01:04:40] A while ago, someone asked me about her. He looked
[01:04:44] respectable, but I don't know if he's good
[01:04:47] or not.
[01:04:50] Dawood, my husband's
[01:04:54] brother. So he's a good person, my
[01:04:57] daughter? I don't know.
[01:05:02] But my brother Dawood is not one to harm anyone. But I don't
[01:05:06] know why he came here.
[01:05:09] I no longer know who to trust.
[01:05:42] Uncle, how are you?
[01:05:46] My daughter, how am I supposed to be? Just like I am, my phone
[01:05:49] broke and I put it in for repair. Is there good news?
[01:05:52] He's telling me there's some news about my mother. Come on, let's talk inside.
[01:05:56] Come on, my daughter, come.
[01:06:02] Thank God no one knows anything. But this
[01:06:05] woman named Hadiya, I didn't like her at all. She said that
[01:06:09] she knows what we are doing and said that
[01:06:12] Julnar would never leave her children and go. And
[01:06:15] Osman is angry with Sahar and broke her phone. But she
[01:06:19] deserved it. She said that all the time she was saying that
[01:06:22] Julnar raised her all
[01:06:24] these years.
[01:06:31] God willing, those who are waiting for this snake
[01:06:34] will soon receive news of her death. Amen, O
[01:06:38] Lord. God
[01:06:41] willing.
[01:06:45] Please, uncle,
[01:06:46] rest.
[01:06:50] For God's sake, he's telling me there's some
[01:06:52] bad news.
[01:06:54] Ah, hello, Mr. Dawood. Mrs. Nawal
[01:06:58] also asked about Sahar today.
[01:07:01] I was really worried, my daughter. I hope there's nothing wrong. I don't know the truth.
[01:07:05] I still haven't spoken to my uncle. Why is he not here? Osman is the one who
[01:07:08] brought you. Osman is still at the company and hasn't finished his work. You really reassured
[01:07:12] me. You know, there are many of us and my retirement pension is not
[01:07:15] enough at all. Aunt, now is not
[01:07:18] the time.
[01:07:22] Umm, welcome, uncle Dawood. Hello, sweetie.
[01:07:26] Look, I'm playing with
[01:07:29] my cat. Uncle, excuse me, can we talk
[01:07:33] inside? May God forgive you, my daughter. Am I a stranger
[01:07:36] or something? Rose, you
[01:07:39] stay here and play, okay? Please, uncle.
[01:07:48] Good, good. Go inside, you and your uncle. But I'm going to
[01:07:52] find out now.
[01:07:55] I brought the tea, grandma. Drink it before it
[01:07:57] gets cold. Mother-in-law, do you want
[01:08:00] some borek? Are you on a diet, dear? Yes, mother-in-law, two
[01:08:04] pieces of borek won't spoil your diet. I don't want
[01:08:07] any. Go do your work. Okay,
[01:08:10] fine.
[01:08:14] This must be
[01:08:14] Sahar.
[01:08:18] Hello, my daughter. Hello, Mrs. Nawal. Sahar just
[01:08:22] arrived. She came with her uncle and they went inside the room, so
[01:08:25] I wanted to tell you. Dawood
[01:08:28] is at your place, and you didn't know why he came to you? No, by God, I don't
[01:08:31] know. They didn't say anything. But I wanted to tell you that Sahar came.
[01:08:35] Honestly, I don't care what they're saying, but if you want to
[01:08:38] listen to them, I mean, just for your sake, tomorrow I
[01:08:42] need something from you, we'll be
[01:08:46] listen to them at all.
[01:08:49] I mean, it wouldn't look good for you if they saw you.
[01:08:53] As you wish. It's not like I care what they're saying.
[01:08:56] Okay,
[01:08:58] Strange,
[01:09:02] Nawal, the one I know, used to nag me to
[01:09:06] listen. What do you think is happening? And what are
[01:09:09] they talking about? Nawal,
[01:09:13] and then Dawood, maybe they're fighting. Maybe she's afraid
[01:09:16] of being exposed in front of me. Yes, it's not
[01:09:19] me. You won't get away from me.
[01:09:22] I'm going to find out what they're
[01:09:23] talking about now.
[01:09:27] Why did he go there? What is he trying to do, mom? Explain to me.
[01:09:30] Instead of Dawood going to take revenge on the criminal who killed
[01:09:34] his brother, he went and did the opposite, Nawal.
[01:09:38] And most likely, he went to betray his mother and his deceased
[01:09:42] brother.
[01:09:46] What a waste of all the effort I put into you, my son. And what does he
[01:09:50] want to do?
[01:09:53] It's time for me to stop Dawood at his limits.
[01:09:57] What are
[01:09:57] you going to do?
[01:10:07] Oh, Nareeman, at this age, you're eavesdropping at doors. At least
[01:10:10] listen to something that benefits you. Maybe Osman's salary will be raised.
[01:10:13] What
[01:10:16] are they talking about? I haven't heard anything at all.
[01:10:20] What is it, uncle? What do you want to tell
[01:10:22] me?
[01:10:24] Uncle Sahar, look, my daughter, I know this is very hard
[01:10:28] for you, but I promised you and I want to fulfill this
[01:10:31] promise to the end. Believe me, I did everything I could
[01:10:35] to find your mother. Why? Did you find anything
[01:10:37] about her? She traveled to Germany, right?
[01:10:40] Tell
[01:10:45] me, uncle, don't worry. Anyway, uncle, when
[01:10:47] my mother left, she broke my heart, and from now
[01:10:51] on, there's nothing that will make me sad.
[01:10:54] How is she? I hope she's happy in Germany now.
[01:10:58] Did she manage to build a good life for herself after abandoning her children?
[01:11:03] me you came here to tell me this.
[01:11:06] Sahar, my daughter, can you get me a glass of water? I'm a bit
[01:11:10] thirsty. Yes, of course, uncle. You're
[01:11:13] right. It's not easy at all to tell someone that
[01:11:17] their mother left them. If you find it difficult,
[01:11:21] then how come my mother didn't feel guilty when she
[01:11:23] left?
[01:11:31] Mother-in-law, what are you doing here? Are you eavesdropping on us? What
[01:11:35] nonsense, my daughter? I was going to ask you if you needed anything, and I was going to
[01:11:38] knock on the door, but you
[01:11:42] bother yourself. If we need anything, I'll get it. Okay,
[01:11:45] my daughter, can
[01:11:46] you?
[01:11:50] Mother.
[01:11:58] nothing. Maybe Dawood went there to check on her
[01:12:02] because he knows what her situation is. I mean, maybe he went
[01:12:05] to calm her down. What do you think? I mean, do you believe what you're saying,
[01:12:09] Nawal? How should I know, Mom? Maybe he went
[01:12:13] to see if Sahar knows anything about Julnar or not. No, that's not
[01:12:16] true. Soon, if the police don't come and bring
[01:12:20] us, it will
[01:12:20] be good.
[01:12:26] God forbid, Mom.
[01:12:29] Dawood would never do that.
[01:12:33] I mean, no matter how angry he was with her, he wouldn't tell Sahar
[01:12:36] or even the police anything. Would he put his wife and mother
[01:12:39] in jail for her sake? Impossible.
[01:12:43] at all. You have to expect anything from
[01:12:46] him. Don't put such thoughts
[01:12:49] in your mind. Calm down a bit.
[01:12:53] But first, let me talk to her.
[01:13:05] Oh God, I beg you, tell me what to do. On one hand, my mother and my wife,
[01:13:08] and on the other hand, Sahar and Julnar. Who should I help? By God, I don't
[01:13:12] know how I can get out of this without hurting
[01:13:15] anyone. I have to find a suitable way to talk to
[01:13:19] Sahar.
[01:13:29] the phone, could it be
[01:13:32] something? I have to catch him before he tells
[01:13:35] her. Oh you, Dawood. I mean, just to clear
[01:13:39] your conscience, you'll ruin
[01:13:40] all of us.
[01:17:27] 1917, directed by
[01:20:35] The memory of peoples is not just memories and stories
[01:20:38] told to generations, for it is deeper than being
[01:20:42] preserved in the drawers of history and the lines
[01:20:44] of novels.
[01:20:47] National memory for Algeria is
[01:20:51] the result of long experiences of life
[01:20:54] or death and fierce battles for survival or
[01:20:57] demise that lasted
[01:21:00] time, during which the Algerian personality was
[01:21:04] able to withstand and confront all invaders
[01:21:07] and the most powerful colonial powers.
[01:21:11] The fighting Algerian people were not afraid of
[01:21:14] death and martyrdom as much as they feared that the
[01:21:18] doctrine of struggle would disappear and the homeland would vanish.
[01:21:22] And here
[01:21:25] were the first signs of victory in the field of consciousness before the field
[01:21:29] of battle, so it was necessary to carry
[01:21:33] the heart before carrying weapons on the shoulders.
[01:21:39] This is the historical doctrine on which
[01:21:41] the National Liberation Army was founded from the depths of the proud
[01:21:45] Algerian
[01:21:46] people.
[01:21:49] Today, on the same doctrine and approach, the National
[01:21:53] People's Army, the successor of the National
[01:21:55] Liberation Army, continues to affirm its authentic
[01:21:59] popular depth. Its
[01:22:02] of the people and an inseparable part of it, and they
[01:22:06] are always committed and follow the path of the righteous predecessors
[01:22:09] to continue performing the duties of defending the precious
[01:22:12] trust of the homeland.
[01:22:16] These efforts that contributed
[01:22:19] to making significant
[01:22:23] strides towards building
[01:22:26] the new victorious Algeria
[01:22:30] and moving with steady
[01:22:32] and confident steps
[01:22:34] towards strengthening
[01:22:38] the necessities of our country's strategic
[01:22:41] advancement
[01:22:44] with all that entails of dedication,
[01:22:48] sincerity, and sacrifice
[01:22:52] from the loyal sons of Algeria
[01:22:55] who will remain forever
[01:22:58] loyal to the message of our blessed
[01:23:02] ancestors and
[01:23:04] will spare no effort
[01:23:08] to achieve the dream of our righteous martyrs,
[01:23:12] the martyrs of the popular resistances,
[01:23:15] the martyrs of our victorious liberation revolution,
[01:23:20] and the martyrs of national duty
[01:23:24] the Algerian state and its republican
[01:23:27] character. Preserving the trust
[01:23:31] and safeguarding the deposit in all circumstances
[01:23:34] is embodied by the eternal oath of the members
[01:23:37] of the National People's Army. They inherit it generation
[01:23:41] after generation. All of them are proud
[01:23:44] and honorable, and committed to bearing the burden of the trust.
[01:23:47] A commitment to history
[01:23:50] that does not change and never wavers,
[01:23:53] for it is always the essence services at the Ministry
[01:23:57] performing constitutional duties with a spirit of determination,
[01:24:00] sacrifice, and self-denial.
[01:24:02] The sons
[01:24:07] of the National People's Army continue,
[01:24:10] under the wise
[01:24:13] leadership of the President of the Republic,
[01:24:16] their victorious march, as they sacrificed
[01:24:20] their lives and all that they held dear
[01:24:25] to preserve the state and its republican
[01:24:28] system and its democratic
[01:24:31] character. Thanks to these heroic deeds
[01:24:34] and sacrifices, which our men wrote
[01:24:38] with their pure blood, our country today
[01:24:41] has become an impregnable fortress,
[01:24:44] resistant to its enemies. It is carving
[01:24:48] its path with confidence and steadfastness
[01:24:51] towards progress and advancement, and effectively
[01:24:55] contributes to creating security
[01:24:58] and stability in its various geopolitical
[01:25:02] areas. Long live Algeria!
[01:25:06] Algeria first! Algeria
[01:25:09] second! Algeria
[01:25:11] forever! Algeria
[01:25:15] first! Algeria
[01:25:18] second! Algeria
[01:25:20] forever! This is the firm commitment that
[01:25:23] the National People's Army always embodies
[01:25:26] with training, rigor, and high
[01:25:29] seriousness in continuous combat
[01:25:32] preparation.
[01:25:34] The army is the impenetrable
[01:25:38] built on fragile ruins,
[01:25:41] but on solid ground and by hands driven
[01:25:45] by the spirit of steadfastness and resilience in all
[01:25:48] circumstances.
[01:25:54] The stability that Algeria enjoys today is
[01:25:58] truly a source of pride and honor to live in
[01:26:03] that never allows its sovereignty to be undermined
[01:26:07] at a time when dangers, threats, and renewed
[01:26:11] attempts to strike and destabilize
[01:26:13] stability throughout the homeland are escalating.
[01:26:17] However, every time, the loyal
[01:26:21] cadres and competencies of the homeland will rewrite a new chapter
[01:26:25] of victory for a homeland called Algeria.
[01:26:38] You will see in this issue of "We Have Resolved"
[01:26:42] the event: Mr. Abdelmadjid Tebboune, President
[01:26:45] of the Republic, Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces,
[01:26:48] Minister of National
[01:26:50] Defense, presides over a honoring ceremony on the occasion of the fifth
[01:26:54] anniversary of the National Day of the National
[01:26:57] People's Army.
[01:27:01] A corner from the field. The National People's Army
[01:27:04] contributes to extinguishing the fires that
[01:27:07] affected various states
[01:27:09] of the nation.
[01:27:15] On the occasion of the fifth anniversary of the National Day of the National
[01:27:18] People's Army, in this issue, we will
[01:27:22] stop at the activities commemorating the anniversary in various military
[01:27:26] regions.
[01:27:32] The report will be presented to you in its first
[01:27:36] part. The Algerian Air Force: efficiency
[01:27:39] and effectiveness in confronting
[01:27:41] fires.
[01:27:50] The fourth of August, and like every year, Algeria commemorates
[01:27:54] the meanings of loyalty and pride as it celebrates the National Day
[01:27:58] of the National People's Army, the successor of the National
[01:28:01] Liberation Army, the impenetrable fortress of the homeland, and the protector of its
[01:28:06] day is a national occasion in which we remember the journey
[01:28:10] of loyal sons who were true to their covenant with God,
[01:28:13] making sacrifice, discipline, and sincerity
[01:28:17] a path to protect Algeria and preserve its security
[01:28:21] context, Mr. Abdelmadjid Tebboune, President
[01:28:25] of the Republic, Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces, and Minister
[01:28:29] of National Defense, presided at the National Army Club
[01:28:32] in Beni Messous over a ceremony honoring retired National People's Army
[01:28:36] personnel who belonged to the National Liberation Army,
[01:28:40] and the families of those who died on national duty, the disabled,
[01:28:43] and severely wounded in the fight against terrorism, in appreciation
[01:28:47] of their loyalty and in recognition of their sacrifices
[01:28:50] in the service of our beloved homeland.
[01:28:54] Mr. President of the Republic, Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces, Minister
[01:28:57] of National Defense, Mr.
[01:29:01] First Lieutenant Said Chengriha, the Minister Delegate to
[01:29:05] the Minister of National Defense, and the Chief of Staff of the National
[01:29:08] People's Army, were there to receive him, where military
[01:29:11] formations rendered him the honorary salute.
[01:30:11] Mr. President of the Republic, Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces, Minister
[01:30:15] of National Defense, with
[01:30:17] your permission, I invite you and
[01:30:21] the ladies and gentlemen present to stand for a minute
[01:30:25] of silence in remembrance of the victims of the tragic
[01:30:28] traffic accidents that
[01:30:31] occurred last Friday and Saturday
[01:30:34] in the wilaya of Boumerdès and Timimoun.
[01:30:54] The honoring ceremony
[01:30:57] the ladies and gentlemen, the President of the National
[01:31:00] Assembly, the President of the People's National Assembly, the President
[01:31:03] of the Constitutional Court, the First
[01:31:05] Minister, and a number of
[01:31:09] advisors to the President of the Republic, members
[01:31:12] of the government, as well as the commander of the Land Forces,
[01:31:16] the Secretary General of the Ministry of National Defense,
[01:31:19] the commanders of the forces, the commanders of the National Gendarmerie and the Republican
[01:31:23] Guard, the director of the office at the Ministry of National
[01:31:27] Defense, the commander of the First Military
[01:31:30] Region, the heads of departments,
[01:31:33] directors, and heads of central
[01:31:36] of National Defense and the General Staff of the National
[01:31:39] People's Army, as well as senior state officials,
[01:31:43] national figures, Mujahideen,
[01:31:46] and directors of national
[01:31:48] media outlets.
[01:31:50] On this occasion, First Lieutenant Said Chengriha delivered
[01:31:54] a speech in which he welcomed
[01:31:58] the President of the Republic, thanking him for honoring
[01:32:01] the ceremony with his presence, and stressed that
[01:32:05] standing by these brave men who
[01:32:09] sacrificed for the homeland in the darkest stages is
[01:32:12] not just a moral duty, but a debt upon all.
[01:32:16] I am pleased on this distinguished
[01:32:20] occasion to address
[01:32:23] you, Mr. President
[01:32:26] of the Republic, Supreme Commander of the Armed
[01:32:29] Forces, and Minister of National Defense,
[01:32:33] with the warmest words of welcome
[01:32:37] and the highest expressions of gratitude and appreciation for
[01:32:40] honoring us today by presiding over
[01:32:43] the ceremonies commemorating
[01:32:46] the National Day of the National
[01:32:50] People's Army, in recognition and appreciation
[01:32:54] from you for the creators of glory, the loyal sons
[01:32:57] of Algeria, the cadres
[01:33:00] and personnel of the National People's Army,
[01:33:03] active and retired,
[01:33:06] and the Mujahideen of the National Liberation Army.
[01:33:09] Our duty today,
[01:33:13] as we celebrate this constellation
[01:33:18] is to put an end
[01:33:21] to the scourge of forgetfulness, out of our
[01:33:25] realization that standing by these
[01:33:29] brave men who
[01:33:32] contributed to the battle of construction and building,
[01:33:36] and sacrificed for the homeland in
[01:33:39] the darkest stages, is
[01:33:42] not just a moral duty, but
[01:33:45] a debt upon all of us,
[01:33:48] and a sincere
[01:33:52] of recognition of their crucial
[01:33:56] the pillars of the national state
[01:33:59] and fighting the remnants of terrorism
[01:34:02] and thwarting all malicious
[01:34:05] schemes that were
[01:34:08] targeting the security
[01:34:11] and stability of our country
[01:34:15] and the unity of our people.
[01:34:17] For those present among us today are not
[01:34:20] merely former soldiers or
[01:34:24] employees the ranks, but
[01:34:28] they are ambassadors of sacrifice who offered
[01:34:32] their bodies as a sacrifice on the altars
[01:34:35] of dignity.
[01:34:38] First Lieutenant also pointed out that a state that celebrates
[01:34:42] its loyal sons and makes their wounds a badge
[01:34:46] of honor on the chest of the homeland
[01:34:50] no enemy can penetrate and no traitor can harm.
[01:34:53] We stand today
[01:34:56] reverently before a figure
[01:34:59] of light, before one whose limbs were amputated
[01:35:03] while defending the security
[01:35:06] of the homeland and its citizens, and before one
[01:35:09] who lost his sight to light
[01:35:13] our path to safety. And before souls
[01:35:16] who ascended in the battlefield to write
[01:35:20] with their pure blood
[01:35:23] the epics of clear victory.
[01:35:26] These immense sacrifices
[01:35:29] cannot be measured by any standard,
[01:35:32] nor can words do them
[01:35:36] justice, for they are the dowry
[01:35:40] of security and sovereignty and the pledge
[01:35:43] of eternal glory. A state that
[01:35:47] celebrates its loyal sons
[01:35:51] and makes their sacrifices a badge of honor on
[01:35:54] the chest of the homeland is an immune
[01:35:59] no enemy can penetrate, nor
[01:36:03] can any plotter, traitor, or
[01:36:06] saboteur harm it. This unique
[01:36:09] cohesion between the people and its leadership
[01:36:13] and army,
[01:36:15] and its heroes, is what makes our
[01:36:19] Algeria today united, steadfast
[01:36:23] in its structure, and enables it to
[01:36:25] strengthen its deserved position among
[01:36:29] nations. Just as you protected
[01:36:33] the backs of our noble people with your chests
[01:36:36] in the recent past, be certain,
[01:36:40] O heroes, that the Algerian
[01:36:43] state will remain today
[01:36:46] and tomorrow a supporter for you and will
[01:36:49] never forget your sacrifices
[01:36:53] and will not neglect
[01:36:56] to care for the families of those who died
[01:36:58] on duty whom they left
[01:37:00] behind.
[01:37:08] Afterwards, the President of the Republic honored
[01:37:11] retired National People's Army personnel
[01:37:15] who belonged to the National Liberation Army,
[01:37:18] and the families of those who died on national duty,
[01:37:21] and the disabled and severely wounded of the National People's Army
[01:37:25] in the fight against terrorism, by presenting
[01:37:28] them with certificates of appreciation
[01:37:30] and recognition.
[01:37:37] The family
[01:37:41] of the martyr of national duty, Lieutenant Colonel Mohamed Khalfi.
[01:37:57] The family of the martyr of national duty, Sergeant Osama Sandooq.
[01:38:11] Colonel Abdelhak Derbal.
[01:38:22] The wounded in the fight against terrorism, Lieutenant Ahsan
[01:38:25] Fleissi.
[01:38:34] The wounded in the fight against terrorism,
[01:38:37] Corporal Ibrahim Mostafawi
[01:38:39] Tiba.
[01:38:55] Brigadier General Hicham Belwaham.
[01:39:03] Colonel Saïd Ben Kacimi.
[01:39:15] The President of the Republic also awarded the Medal of Combating
[01:39:18] Terrorism and Organized Crime to some of
[01:39:21] the families of those who died on national duty and a number
[01:39:25] of military personnel who gave their most precious
[01:39:28] possessions to confront the scourges of terrorism
[01:39:32] and various forms of crime.
[01:39:58] The family of the martyr of national duty, Major Ahmed Ben
[01:40:02] Khannous.
[01:40:06] The family of the martyr of national duty, Major Mohamed
[01:40:09] Kaddouri.
[01:40:13] The family of the martyr of national duty, Lieutenant Soufiane
[01:40:16] Bendji.
[01:40:26] The wounded in the fight against terrorism, First Sergeant Issa
[01:40:30] Kahlam.
[01:40:39] The family of the martyr of national duty, Lieutenant Colonel Jamal Baaziz.
[01:40:56] At the conclusion of these ceremonies, a souvenir photo was taken
[01:41:00] of the President with the honorees. We extend
[01:41:04] our sincere thanks and appreciation to the President of the Republic for commemorating this blessed
[01:41:08] day, which, if it did not increase our honor and pride
[01:41:11] in ourselves, it increased our determination and resolve for this
[01:41:15] country, the country of Algeria. Algeria will not fall. The martyrs
[01:41:18] died for it. My uncles died
[01:41:21] for it. My son also died
[01:41:24] a martyr, like this. This injury
[01:41:28] I suffered is a badge of honor that we are proud
[01:41:32] of, because it came during the performance of duty and service to the
[01:41:36] homeland, and what we offered was not in expectation of reward,
[01:41:39] but was an act of loyalty to the oath we took and a belief that Algeria
[01:41:43] deserves all sacrifice. Algeria first, Algeria
[01:41:46] second, Algeria forever. This was an opportunity
[01:41:49] for us
[01:41:51] to hope and to live in this free Algeria.
[01:41:54] Algeria's sons paid
[01:41:58] a heavy price, but today, God
[01:42:01] honor, we felt that Algeria is still fine,
[01:42:04] and we hope that the rising generation will preserve Algeria, because
[01:42:08] Algeria first, and Algeria second, Algeria forever.
[01:42:11] Algeria is free and irrigated with the blood of the martyrs of the revolution, the martyrs of national
[01:42:14] duty. So my advice to all young people is to
[01:42:18] preserve this good land and preserve
[01:42:21] it.
[01:42:29] It should be noted that on the same occasion,
[01:42:32] the commanders of the military regions supervised
[01:42:35] honoring ceremonies for retired National
[01:42:39] People's Army personnel who belonged to the ranks
[01:42:42] of the National Liberation Army, and the families of those who died on
[01:42:45] national duty, and the disabled and severely wounded
[01:42:48] of the National People's Army in the fight against
[01:42:51] terrorism, where they were presented with certificates
[01:42:55] of appreciation and recognition from the President of the Republic.
[01:43:14] Following the fires that affected various states
[01:43:17] of the nation due to the significant increase in temperatures,
[01:43:21] and within the framework of national efforts
[01:43:24] aimed at curbing the spread of fires,
[01:43:27] detachments of the National People's Army intervened
[01:43:30] to provide assistance to the civil protection
[01:43:33] services and the Directorate of Forests in order
[01:43:37] to contribute to extinguishing the fires in the wilayas
[01:43:40] of Blida, Medea, Bouira, Tipaza,
[01:43:42] and M'Sila in the First Military Region, Tlemcen,
[01:43:46] and Saida in the Second Military Region,
[01:43:50] Annaba, El Taref, Skikda, Mila,
[01:43:53] Guelma, Sétif, and Béjaïa in the Fifth
[01:43:56] Military Region. In implementation
[01:43:59] of the instructions
[01:44:04] of the Supreme Command of the National People's Army,
[01:44:08] all human
[01:44:10] and material resources were mobilized, including the deployment of a significant
[01:44:14] number of units in the affected
[01:44:17] areas, as well as assets belonging to the Air
[01:44:21] Force, represented by Beriev Be-1000
[01:44:24] aircraft, which have a load
[01:44:28] capacity of
[01:44:31] water, and Mi-26 helicopters
[01:44:34] with a capacity of up to
[01:44:37] 15,000 liters. These carried out several
[01:44:41] aerial sorties at different times
[01:44:44] and according to the weather conditions
[01:44:47] and air situation assessment,
[01:44:50] of many vehicles, bulldozers, firefighting trucks,
[01:44:54] water tankers, and ambulance
[01:44:56] vehicles.
[01:44:58] In the same context, detachments of the National People's
[01:45:02] Army participating in these operations, especially
[01:45:05] the floating units, transported and evacuated residents
[01:45:09] living near the areas affected
[01:45:12] by the fires and provided them with first
[01:45:15] aid. All units of the National
[01:45:18] People's Army remain
[01:45:22] national duty until
[01:45:26] controlled and fully extinguished.
[01:45:28] In
[01:45:35] support of the just Sahrawi
[01:45:38] cause and the right
[01:45:40] of the brotherly Sahrawi people to self-determination,
[01:45:43] the National Institute for Comprehensive Strategic
[01:45:46] Studies organized at its
[01:45:50] headquarters in partnership with the Center for Strategic
[01:45:53] Studies of the Sahrawi Arab Democratic
[01:45:56] Republic on July
[01:46:00] 27 and 28,
[01:46:03] 2026, a scientific forum
[01:46:06] titled "The Western Sahara Issue: Historical
[01:46:10] Roots, Current Situation, and Prospects
[01:46:12] in Light of International Transformations."
[01:46:16] The forum
[01:46:17] was led by experts,
[01:46:21] academics, and professors from national
[01:46:25] research centers.
[01:46:28] Over two days of
[01:46:32] the historical roots of the Sahrawi
[01:46:35] issue and the path
[01:46:38] of decolonization and the legal
[01:46:42] and humanitarian stakes were discussed,
[01:46:45] in addition to the on-the-ground developments of the Sahrawi
[01:46:48] issue in light of geopolitical
[01:46:50] transformations and the reshaping of the new
[01:46:54] international order.
[01:46:58] forum is to
[01:47:00] bring together a group
[01:47:04] thinkers,
[01:47:07] media professionals,
[01:47:10] and others to discuss the Western
[01:47:13] Sahara issue, the current situation,
[01:47:16] and future prospects in light of current
[01:47:19] transformations, with the aim of unifying
[01:47:22] visions, unifying analyses,
[01:47:26] and laying the intellectual and scientific
[01:47:29] foundations for developing
[01:47:33] strategies to confront
[01:47:35] current and future challenges.
[01:47:40] These study days are important, and very important. They will
[01:47:43] certainly lead to recommendations that support the national
[01:47:46] struggle of the Sahrawi people, and they will
[01:47:50] contribute to supporting the Sahrawi cause in various
[01:47:54] fields. But also,
[01:47:57] they will certainly come out with recommendations
[01:48:00] aimed at defining practical steps in various
[01:48:03] fields to develop the struggle on the political,
[01:48:07] diplomatic, legal, media, and other
[01:48:11] fields.
[01:48:14] The forum concluded by emphasizing
[01:48:17] that the Western Sahara issue is one of the most
[01:48:23] arena due to its historical, political,
[01:48:27] and legal dimensions, and it is still
[01:48:30] a matter of interest
[01:48:34] regional and international
[01:48:37] levels.
[01:50:01] The National People's Army, successor of the National
[01:50:04] Liberation Army, shield and impenetrable
[01:50:08] fortress of the homeland, celebrates its national day on the fourth
[01:50:11] of August every year by commemorating memory
[01:50:14] and honoring loyalty, as it
[01:50:17] recalls epics of glory
[01:50:20] day symbolize deep historical and national
[01:50:24] significance, embodying the bond between
[01:50:27] the Algerian people and its mighty army.
[01:50:38] In this context, and in a tradition that reflects the highest meanings
[01:50:42] of gratitude and loyalty to the makers of glory,
[01:50:46] various military regions witnessed on this occasion
[01:50:49] naming ceremonies for military buildings and structures
[01:50:53] after the martyrs and Mujahideen of the blessed
[01:50:56] Liberation Revolution.
[01:51:09] This initiative carries deep connotations
[01:51:12] that connect the past with the present and instill
[01:51:16] in the rising generations the values of sacrifice
[01:51:19] and sincerity.
[01:52:28] Concurrently with these celebrations, lectures
[01:52:32] and historical seminars
[01:52:35] the major milestones in the journey of the National People's Army,
[01:52:39] the successor of the National Liberation Army.
[01:52:57] The National Day of the National People's Army,
[01:53:00] August 4th of every year, confirms
[01:53:03] through these events that
[01:53:06] the military establishment is not just an impenetrable barrier to protect
[01:53:09] borders, but it is a school of values
[01:53:13] and a guardian of national memory
[01:53:16] and a key supporter of the path
[01:53:19] of progress and development that Algeria aspires to.
[01:53:42] the phenomena that are continuously increasing all over
[01:53:45] the world, but they quickly turn into
[01:53:49] an environmental disaster when their spread
[01:53:52] and expansion increase. These fires,
[01:53:56] regardless of their causes, whether acts
[01:53:59] of sabotage or human error,
[01:54:02] or as a result of severe heat waves
[01:54:06] resulting from climate change,
[01:54:08] it is certain that they have become a threat to the safety
[01:54:11] of states and their national security,
[01:54:15] which necessarily required putting in place all the necessary
[01:54:19] mechanisms to confront
[01:54:33] them. Here, air means
[01:54:36] stand out as
[01:54:40] means used in this
[01:54:44] ability to control fires
[01:54:47] and their high capabilities in monitoring and identifying
[01:54:50] fire locations and then dealing with them quickly
[01:54:54] and effectively, especially their ability to
[01:54:57] ensure wide coverage and maneuverability within
[01:55:01] different terrains and carry out firefighting
[01:55:17] to carry out on the ground. The Algerian state,
[01:55:20] aware of the magnitude of the threat posed by forest fires,
[01:55:24] has in recent years worked to strengthen the national
[01:55:27] firefighting system with advanced air
[01:55:31] resources. Algeria has acquired
[01:55:35] several helicopters specifically
[01:55:38] for such operations, in addition to deploying the air assets
[01:55:42] of the National People's Army to support
[01:55:44] the state's efforts to combat fires across the entire national
[01:55:48] territory.
[01:55:53] In this report, we will take you to learn
[01:55:57] about one of the most important assets of our air force,
[01:56:00] deployed to intervene in firefighting
[01:56:03] operations across the national territory,
[01:56:06] and we will experience a part of its daily life, as well
[01:56:10] as its readiness and contribution to
[01:56:12] ensuring the security and safety of the homeland.
[01:57:06] the world.
[01:57:10] It has several features and advanced technical specifications.
[01:57:14] Its crews
[01:57:19] are highly prepared and
[01:57:21] efficient.
[01:57:27] It is a giant of heavy transport, and it also plays
[01:57:30] an important role in contributing to and protecting forests
[01:57:33] and rugged areas from fire disasters in complex
[01:57:37] conditions. It is
[01:57:41] the Mi-26 helicopter, which is owned
[01:57:43] by the 15th Heavy Transport Helicopter Regiment
[01:57:46] in the Fourth Military Region,
[01:57:49] as well as its detachments deployed across
[01:57:53] the entire national territory.
[01:58:06] The Air Base of Martyr Obaid Lahmad in Biskra, in the Fourth
[01:58:10] Military Region, is considered one of the largest
[01:58:13] air bases in the National People's Army. The base
[01:58:17] works to provide technical and logistical
[01:58:21] units, led by the 15th
[01:58:24] Heavy Transport Helicopter
[01:58:26] Regiment.
[01:58:31] Our air forces were strengthened by the establishment of the 15th
[01:58:35] Heavy Transport Helicopter Regiment for the purpose of carrying out several
[01:58:39] tasks, such as tactical transport of
[01:58:42] personnel and equipment, and extinguishing fires in
[01:58:46] all complex conditions and difficult terrains,
[01:58:49] and other tasks such as medical evacuation, external
[01:58:52] cargo, and supplying
[01:58:56] with fuel.
[01:59:00] The 15th Heavy Transport Helicopter Regiment, as well as
[01:59:04] its detachments deployed across the entire national territory,
[01:59:09] the world, despite its recent establishment,
[01:59:13] it carries out essential and sensitive tasks
[01:59:17] that make it one of the most prominent units of our air force,
[01:59:21] such as tactical transport of equipment and personnel.
[01:59:24] The regiment was also assigned the task of contributing to extinguishing
[01:59:27] fires across all regions of the country, which
[01:59:31] has become an essential task given
[01:59:34] its sensitivity related to the security and safety
[01:59:37] of citizens.
[01:59:47] The 15th Heavy Transport Helicopter Regiment has been committed
[01:59:50] since its establishment to ensuring the highest levels of operational
[01:59:54] readiness in order to carry out the various tasks assigned
[01:59:58] to it and in various conditions, such as support and logistical
[02:00:01] support for combat units in all military regions.
[02:00:05] The regiment was assigned humanitarian tasks, which include extinguishing
[02:00:09] fires, medical evacuation, and supplying provisions
[02:00:14] cargo.
[02:00:18] The Mi-26 helicopter
[02:00:21] the world, and the Algerian People's National Army's
[02:00:25] air fleet relies on it due to its
[02:00:28] advanced systems and features that allow
[02:00:33] tasks in various conditions, making
[02:00:37] it a nerve center in facing various
[02:00:39] crises,
[02:00:42] such as transporting personnel and loading heavy equipment
[02:00:46] with a load of up to 20
[02:00:48] tons.
[02:00:55] The Mi-26 helicopter can also be converted
[02:00:59] into a mobile hospital with a capacity of 60 beds
[02:01:02] equipped with all necessary medical
[02:01:05] equipment, which enables the transport of injured
[02:01:08] people and their care in suitable health conditions
[02:01:12] until they are transported
[02:01:14] to hospitals.
[02:01:20] The helicopter moves at a speed of up to
[02:01:22] 295 km/h.
[02:01:26] It can also fly for a distance of up to
[02:01:29] 800 km without stopping,
[02:01:33] land in rugged and unsafe
[02:01:37] areas, which increases its effectiveness in performing
[02:01:40] various difficult and complex
[02:01:42] tasks.
[02:01:46] of the powerful tools that can be adapted
[02:01:50] to become an effective tool in firefighting
[02:01:53] missions. It is capable of carrying up to
[02:01:56] 15,000 liters of water
[02:01:59] using the water tank designated for this mission,
[02:02:03] and launching it over vast areas with precision
[02:02:06] and speed to extinguish widespread flames,
[02:02:10] especially in difficult areas and terrains
[02:02:13] that are impossible to reach
[02:02:16] by ordinary firefighting
[02:02:18] equipment.
[02:02:26] The Mi-26T2 helicopter is the largest helicopter in the world,
[02:02:29] with a payload capacity of up to 20 tons of internal
[02:02:33] or suspended cargo. It also carries
[02:02:36] a fire extinguishing device with a capacity
[02:02:39] of 15 cubic meters,
[02:02:42] water.
[02:02:45] Before commencing the periodic exercises for extinguishing fires
[02:02:49] using the Mi-26 helicopter,
[02:02:52] its crew members, including pilots and technicians,
[02:02:56] receive high-quality and comprehensive training under the supervision of qualified
[02:03:00] personnel. The crew receives detailed lessons
[02:03:03] on the helicopter's characteristics,
[02:03:06] as well as operating systems,
[02:03:08] in addition to water supply mechanisms and ejection
[02:03:12] techniques, with an emphasis on the importance of strict adherence
[02:03:16] to aviation safety and security
[02:03:19] conditions, as well as the procedures and measures that must
[02:03:23] be taken during such exercises to ensure
[02:03:26] the quality of the crew's performance and to raise their level
[02:03:29] of readiness in anticipation of any
[02:03:32] emergency.
[02:03:38] The 15th Heavy Transport Helicopter Regiment conducts
[02:03:40] theoretical lessons and practical exercises simulating
[02:03:44] real operations for the benefit of the crews.
[02:03:54] and remain on high alert to face various challenges in all
[02:03:58] conditions.
[02:04:05] The daily technical preparation of the helicopter is an
[02:04:09] essential step before carrying out any mission.
[02:04:12] This is due to its
[02:04:16] ensuring its readiness before its take-off. Therefore,
[02:04:20] the runway technicians play a pivotal
[02:04:22] role in preparing the helicopter through
[02:04:25] a comprehensive and precise inspection of all
[02:04:28] the helicopter's technical and mechanical
[02:04:31] systems, as well as loading and unloading
[02:04:33] equipment, in addition to reviewing the condition
[02:04:37] of the external structure based on the helicopter's
[02:04:40] technical manual. This is to ensure the highest levels
[02:04:44] of safety for the helicopter and its crew.
[02:04:50] Before the Mi-26T2 helicopter takes off
[02:04:54] to perform any mission, we, the runway technicians, prepare
[02:04:58] the helicopter daily by conducting a thorough
[02:05:01] and direct inspection of the helicopter's structure and various
[02:05:04] equipment and systems, which allows the helicopter crew to perform their tasks
[02:05:08] safely.
[02:05:08] الطيران
[02:05:13] At the 15th Heavy Transport Helicopter
[02:05:16] Regiment, periodic exercises are scheduled
[02:05:19] to simulate real operations in the field
[02:05:23] of fire fighting, as this is one
[02:05:26] of the essential tasks carried out by the regiment. After
[02:05:30] the order to launch the helicopter to intervene in the fire
[02:05:33] area, the helicopter commander meets with
[02:05:37] his crew to provide them with the necessary
[02:05:39] information, such as the details of the fire
[02:05:44] take-off towards the water refilling point
[02:05:47] and all the way to the fire area, to ensure the optimal
[02:05:51] execution
[02:05:52] of the operation.
[02:05:56] Before embarking on the operational mission, which is extinguishing fires,
[02:06:00] we, the aircraft crew, divide tasks and determine water
[02:06:04] supply points and assess the characteristics of the fire
[02:06:07] foci to ensure the success of the operational
[02:06:09] the fires.
[02:06:15] The helicopter crew is keen, before take-off,
[02:06:19] to conduct a thorough inspection of the helicopter
[02:06:22] to ensure its readiness to perform the mission,
[02:06:26] starting with an external inspection around
[02:06:28] the helicopter, checking the condition of the structure
[02:06:31] and ensuring the safety of its parts, as well as inspecting
[02:06:35] the cockpit and control and communication devices. This
[02:06:39] procedure is an essential and extremely important
[02:06:42] step before performing the mission.
[02:08:47] These continuous exercises carried out by
[02:08:50] the regiment allow the crews and personnel
[02:08:54] to master various modern and excellent means in the process
[02:08:57] of extinguishing fires, containing them,
[02:09:00] and limiting their spread in the shortest
[02:09:04] possible time, while observing aviation
[02:09:07] safety conditions, especially given the great
[02:09:10] complexity involved in such operations.
[02:09:27] Squadron 595 for tactical and multi-task
[02:09:31] transport is a special operational unit
[02:09:35] established in 2022
[02:09:38] under special directives from His Excellency the President of the Republic,
[02:09:41] Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces, Minister of National
[02:09:44] Defense, to provide effective logistical and operational
[02:09:48] support in facing and extinguishing fires across
[02:09:52] the entire national territory. The squadron,
[02:09:54] through its specialized and modern fire-fighting
[02:09:58] aircraft,
[02:10:02] has become today an effective national shield
[02:10:05] in confronting all types
[02:10:06] of fires.
[02:11:00] On the occasion of the National Day of the National People's Army, I extend, on my own behalf
[02:11:06] the Air, Fourth Military Region, my best wishes
[02:11:09] and congratulations to all members of the National
[02:11:13] Army. Long live Algeria! Glory and eternity to our righteous
[02:11:15] martyrs! On the occasion of the National Day of the National
[02:11:19] People's Army, I extend to all members of the National People's Army
[02:11:22] my warmest congratulations. Happy new year! On the occasion of the celebration of the National Day of the
[02:11:25] National People's Army, we extend our sincere congratulations
[02:11:29] to all its members in appreciation of their efforts
[02:11:32] and sacrifices for the sake of the homeland. Despite the challenges
[02:11:35] and difficulties they face, they continue to perform
[02:11:39] their national duty with firm faith
[02:11:42] and honor, answering the call of the homeland at all times and in all places,
[02:11:46] preserving the security of Algeria, its stability, and its sovereignty.
[02:11:49] I extend to all members of the National People's Army in general
[02:11:53] and members of the National Gendarmerie in particular
[02:11:56] my sincerest congratulations and blessings, wishing
[02:12:00] you and your families good health
[02:12:03] and happiness, asking Allah Almighty to bring
[02:12:06] this historic occasion back to us and our beloved
[02:12:10] homeland with goodness,
[02:12:13] blessings, and prosperity. I am proud to be part of this ancient
[02:12:16] institution, and may our National People's Army be well every
[02:12:19] year. On the occasion of the National Day of the National People's Army, I extend
[02:12:23] to all members of the National People's Army my warmest
[02:12:26] congratulations and appreciation in recognition of their efforts
[02:12:30] and sacrifices in protecting the homeland and preserving its security. Happy new year
[02:12:34] to you. On the occasion of the celebration of the National Day
[02:12:38] of the National People's Army, we are fully prepared to carry out these
[02:12:41] noble tasks in the service of our homeland and its children. Glory
[02:12:45] and eternity to our righteous martyrs. Long live Algeria!
[02:12:48] Professor, may God bless you, my
[02:12:51] dear. The National People's Army, descendant of the National Liberation
[02:12:54] Army, we hope for its health
[02:12:56] and well-being. Long live Algeria! May God have mercy on the
[02:13:00] martyrs. On the occasion of the National Day of the National People's Army,
[02:13:03] I extend my highest appreciation and pride to the homeland's protectors
[02:13:07] and its impenetrable fence. Every year, our brave army serves the homeland
[02:13:10] and the people. Glory and eternity
[02:13:12] to the righteous martyrs. Long live Algeria! We, the members of the National People's Army, descendants
[02:13:16] of the National Liberation Army, tell you that we will be the protective shield
[02:13:20] of the Algerian nation and the guarantor of its national sovereignty,
[02:13:24] and this is for the advancement of our beloved homeland with a national
[02:13:27] army united with the people. This is a bond we cherish in building
[02:13:31] the new Algeria. I extend to all the Algerian
[02:13:34] people my sincerest congratulations and best
[02:13:36] wishes. May we always serve the homeland and the people. Glory
[02:13:40] and eternity to our righteous martyrs. Long live Algeria! On the occasion
[02:13:44] of the fifth anniversary of the National Day of the National People's Army, which falls on
[02:13:48] August 4th of each year, I extend to all members of our armed forces
[02:13:51] my warmest congratulations and best wishes. The eagles of
[02:13:55] the air force have once again proven their readiness to perform their duties
[02:13:58] and intervene to extinguish fires that affected vast areas of
[02:14:01] our homeland. We were able, by the grace of God, to
[02:14:04] perform our duty, renewing our covenant
[02:14:06] to our predecessors, the National Liberation Army, before God, that we
[02:14:10] will remain the watchful eyes in the sky and the helping hands to our people
[02:14:14] and homeland, and the strong shield that protects all that is sacred.
[02:14:54] Young Algerians, wishing to secure your
[02:14:56] future and contribute to the defense of your
[02:15:00] homeland. The National People's Army responds to your
[02:15:03] aspirations and offers you the opportunity to become
[02:15:06] an officer in the ranks of the land
[02:15:08] forces.
[02:15:14] Air
[02:15:15] forces,
[02:15:22] naval forces.
[02:15:29] Air defense forces
[02:15:34] the National
[02:15:43] the Republican
[02:15:44] Guard,
[02:15:49] central directorates and
[02:15:50] services.
[02:15:58] After obtaining your baccalaureate degree, pre-registrations
[02:16:01] will be made exclusively on the website
[02:16:04] made available to you
[02:16:06] (preinscription.mdn.dz).
[02:16:11] For more information, you can download the 2026 recruitment
[02:16:15] guide from
[02:16:19] National Defense
[02:16:20] (mdn.dz).
[02:16:38] In the heart of the Mediterranean Sea,
[02:16:41] a symbol of modernity and openness
[02:16:44] stands. The maritime terminal
[02:16:47] of Annaba Port, one of the prides
[02:16:51] of Algerian maritime transport.
[02:16:55] Designed for the comfort of passengers,
[02:16:58] the terminal provides modern
[02:17:01] and functional spaces.
[02:17:05] Every detail has been designed to ensure
[02:17:08] a calm, comfortable,
[02:17:11] and safe journey.
[02:17:14] As a terminal dedicated to passengers,
[02:17:18] the maritime terminal of Annaba
[02:17:20] can accommodate more than 240,000 passengers
[02:17:24] annually. A strategic multi-modal
[02:17:27] hub, the maritime terminal of Annaba
[02:17:30] Port is the maritime gateway
[02:17:33] to modern Algeria.
[02:18:03] Hello, welcome to you, as you can see, we are in Chelchelle, we came
[02:18:07] to meet a child of the city, but also a precious
[02:18:11] witness of what the sea protects at our doors, it is
[02:18:14] Nazim Ben Saleh, an archaeologist specializing in
[02:18:18] underwater heritage,
[02:18:21] Mauritania of Cesarea, a city full
[02:18:24] of history. A family
[02:18:26] history too,
[02:18:29] your father and
[02:18:30] probably
[02:18:35] and in his history, also contributed to his history. This is
[02:18:48] this Friday at 6 p.m. on Canal
[02:18:50] Algérie.
[02:18:56] The proof is in the pudding. Reach Salaminosik.