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[00:00:13] Good afternoon and welcome to the world now of France 24, I
[00:00:17] am Elena Lozano and everything you will see below is news,
[00:00:20] we begin, as a news item denominated Vladimir
[00:00:24] Zelensky announced an energy ceasefire between Ukraine and
[00:00:28] Russia announced by Donald. Trump, the Ukrainian president
[00:00:31] said he is awaiting details on the US proposal and that
[00:00:35] Kiev will accept it as long as Moscow also
[00:00:38] does. Riyadh International Airport
[00:00:42] is under attack for the second consecutive day. Yemen's Houthis claimed
[00:00:45] responsibility for the missile launch on
[00:00:48] Saturday against the air terminal in Saudi Arabia, in which
[00:00:52] 12 people died. The clashes between the rebels and the
[00:00:56] government of Yemen continue to intensify.
[00:01:00] Pope Leo XIV will undergo surgery to
[00:01:03] remove a nodule lodged in a lung that, according to him,
[00:01:07] is in a very early stage. The news comes
[00:01:11] less than a month before his scheduled trip to Peru, Argentina, and Uruguay.
[00:01:28] We start with information.
[00:01:32] a complete evaluation of the damages and
[00:01:37] the energy fire between the two warring countries, the Ukrainian president
[00:01:41] said that for him it was news, what his
[00:01:44] American counterpart said and that he expects details on Washington's
[00:01:48] proposal, Trump's announcement comes a day after he
[00:01:52] said it is time for a change of
[00:02:12] "We resist, the problem is not our president, the problem is
[00:02:15] the president who provoked this war against us, let them replace
[00:02:19] him rather gently, not only is it
[00:02:21] an unfortunate statement,
[00:02:25] but a betrayal, it is a betrayal on the part of our
[00:02:28] ally, on Saturday. Donald Trump also criticized Kiev's attacks on
[00:02:32] Russian refineries, accusing them of
[00:02:35] fueling rising gasoline prices, this the day
[00:02:38] after reaching an agreement with Moscow for the purchase of
[00:02:42] Russian diesel, something that annoys the Ukrainian president who
[00:02:45] defended a principle of reciprocity to stop these
[00:02:49] types of attacks. The true cause of the war in Europe is
[00:02:52] Russia and only Russia, it is possible to stop attacks against energy
[00:02:56] infrastructure starting today, but Putin does not want to do so. Ukraine
[00:03:00] will be willing to stop attacking Russian oil refineries, if
[00:03:03] Russia stops attacking our energy infrastructure. Hours
[00:03:07] later, Donald Trump affirmed that Russia and Ukraine would have agreed to an energy
[00:03:10] ceasefire, but Zelensky replied that he had not been
[00:03:14] previously informed. But in recent months, reciprocal
[00:03:18] attacks against energy infrastructure have
[00:03:21] multiplied, attacks that also target civilian
[00:03:25] populations. On Saturday night, new Russian bombardments
[00:03:28] left dozens of...
[00:03:34] two in the city of Dnipro in the east of the country and hit industrial facilities in Bucha near Kiev. To analyze
[00:03:38] the issue, we previously spoke with the international analyst and
[00:03:42] president of the Institute for National and Global Security of Kiev,
[00:03:45] Mark Vouger, who doubts that
[00:03:48] trade routes that connected China with Donald Trump's announcement will be credible and respected on the ground. It
[00:03:52] seems to me that in this case Trump is
[00:03:55] presenting what he wants to
[00:03:58] make a. a real
[00:04:00] situation and
[00:04:03] as we always know
[00:04:07] reproach him for his support for the director of such announcements by
[00:04:09] Trump finally
[00:04:13] in a short, very short time they change
[00:04:16] and they produce
[00:04:19] nothing concrete and
[00:04:22] I'm well I'm worried that I'm
[00:04:26] sure that in this case it would be the
[00:04:30] same situation ah
[00:04:32] it did not speak of the king, it proposed a reform of It also seems to me that it is a scheme
[00:04:35] that the Russians and Trump have announced
[00:04:39] it is more or less a scheme to
[00:04:43] trap Zelensky because
[00:04:46] Putin and Russia have a very serious problem
[00:04:50] with Ukrainian strikes against oil companies because
[00:04:54] the backbone of Russia, of the Russian economy
[00:04:57] is oil as everyone knows. and that's
[00:05:01] what pays the expenses for this aggressive
[00:05:04] war against Ukraine, so for Putin, for the
[00:05:07] Kremlin it is super important to stop
[00:05:10] these attacks and they, the Russians and
[00:05:14] Putin, use Trump's
[00:05:16] desire to lower the prices
[00:05:20] of diesel, especially diesel, for
[00:05:24] Americans, so it is a vicious triangle, in my
[00:05:27] opinion, where
[00:05:31] both parties, Russia and the
[00:05:35] United States, unfortunately,
[00:05:37] put pressure on Zelensky and
[00:05:41] finally. they can put the
[00:05:44] blame on Ukraine and Zelensky
[00:05:46] personally. We continue in the Middle East, for the second consecutive
[00:05:50] day, Riyadh International Airport is under
[00:05:53] attack, according to the coalition led by Saudi
[00:05:57] Arabia with the help of the government of Yemen, a projectile hit the
[00:06:00] air terminal. Meanwhile, Yemen's Houthis claimed responsibility for the
[00:06:04] missile launch on Saturday against the airport of the Saudi
[00:06:08] Capital, in which
[00:06:14] ambulances in front of Riyadh airport and disoriented
[00:06:17] passengers, these are the scarce images coming from
[00:06:21] Saudi Arabia after the deadly attack that hit the
[00:06:24] capital's airport on Saturday. Witnesses describe
[00:06:27] scenes of chaos with dead and hundreds of
[00:06:30] injured. The General Authority of Civil Aviation has
[00:06:34] indicated that the attack has left several injured, whose condition is being
[00:06:37] evaluated. It has specified that airport operations have been
[00:06:41] temporarily suspended, pending
[00:06:45] the verification of the security of the
[00:06:46] facilities.
[00:06:49] All flights to Riyadh have been diverted or
[00:06:52] cancelled. Later, that same night, the authorities
[00:06:56] reported the fall of a projectile near another
[00:06:59] airport, that of Dammam, in the east of the
[00:07:02] country.
[00:07:04] These attacks are attributed to the Houthi rebels of Yemen, who
[00:07:08] oppose the Yemeni governmental forces
[00:07:11] supported by Saudi Arabia. And this Sunday, the Houthis
[00:07:14] launched new threats against the airspace
[00:07:17] of Saudi airports. In September, they began a
[00:07:21] lightning offensive, strengthening their control over the
[00:07:24] strategic strait of Bab el Mandeb. In recent days,
[00:07:27] attacks against Riyadh have intensified. The capital's
[00:07:31] airport has been the target of two attacks this week, leaving
[00:07:35] several people dead and injured. To fight the
[00:07:38] Houthis, Saudi Arabia has been trying for weeks to obtain
[00:07:41] military aid from its US ally, without
[00:07:44] success. These attacks occur shortly before an annual
[00:07:48] investment conference in the kingdom in October that attracts visitors
[00:07:51] from all over the world. Now
[00:07:54] let's go to the Asian continent: the government of Pakistan decreed a state
[00:07:58] of emergency in a northwestern province in which it took
[00:08:02] control and arrested its governor, according to the
[00:08:05] Pakistani Interior Ministry, the army was
[00:08:08] deployed to the area with the objective of protecting citizens
[00:08:11] and governmental facilities during a massive
[00:08:15] march towards the capital Islamabad, this was
[00:08:18] called by the opposition and could be redirected towards
[00:08:21] Peshawar, the capital of that region. They
[00:08:24] demand the release of former Prime Minister Imran Khan, sentenced
[00:08:28] to 14 years in prison for corruption
[00:08:30] cases.
[00:08:33] Second day of massive protests in India called by the Cockroach
[00:08:37] Party, the student movement demands the resignation
[00:08:40] of the president of the Electoral Commission. body which they accuse of having
[00:08:44] modified the electoral rolls and eliminated minorities, this
[00:08:48] Sunday their leaders were released on the condition of not disturbing the
[00:08:52] peace during the year, let's remember that they were arrested yesterday for
[00:09:02] country has ever seen. The
[00:09:04] first words of the founder of the Cockroach Party upon being
[00:09:07] released left no doubt. Now it is Prime
[00:09:11] Minister Naren Ramon. who channels the era of the
[00:09:14] protesters, the leaders of the party formed by young people
[00:09:20] the electoral commission and the repression of the
[00:09:22] demonstrations.
[00:09:26] The struggle that is being carried out against the electoral commission, the struggle that is being carried out
[00:09:30] against Ganesh Kumar has become a struggle against Narendra Modi and
[00:09:33] Amit Shah. Narendra Modi has made it clear that he
[00:09:36] will protect him at all
[00:09:38] costs.
[00:09:42] Leaders of the Cockroach Party were captured on Saturday
[00:09:46] after calling for massive demonstrations in New Delhi, demanding the
[00:09:49] resignation of the Director of the Electoral Commission, they denounce what
[00:09:53] they consider irregularities in the recent electoral
[00:09:56] census, which led to the elimination of millions of names
[00:10:00] from the lists with the aim of supposedly favoring the
[00:10:04] BJP, Modi's party in the elections, but
[00:10:07] the protesters encountered a significant police
[00:10:10] deployment, a confrontation
[00:10:25] The way they have detained our people, our students and have
[00:10:28] attacked democracy, we will not forgive them, we will be in the
[00:10:32] streets every hour, every minute and every second, we are afraid of their
[00:10:36] autocracy.
[00:10:41] The Cockroach Party called for continued demonstrations, in July
[00:10:45] it achieved the dismissal of the Minister of Education after massive
[00:10:49] protests. From the Vatican, Pope Leo
[00:10:52] XIV announced that he will undergo surgery to
[00:10:56] remove a nodule detected in a lung that, according to the Supreme
[00:10:59] Pontiff, was detected in a very early stage. The
[00:11:03] highest hierarch of the Catholic Church announced the news at the
[00:11:06] end of the Angelus prayer from the Holy See, and despite the
[00:11:09] intervention, the Pope is expected to begin his tour of Latin America
[00:11:13] on November 6 in a tour that will take him through Uruguay,
[00:11:17] Argentina and Peru, and that will extend until November
[00:11:25] I heard that the Pope is going to have surgery for a nodule in his lung in the hospital here in
[00:11:28] Italy and it is worrying news because we do not know what the
[00:11:32] real diagnosis is and I
[00:11:36] understood that he will do it after his trip to Argentina, I
[00:11:40] am Argentinian and we are waiting for him in November between the 8th and the
[00:11:43] 11th in Buenos Aires and Cordoba,
[00:11:46] places where there are many faithful who are waiting for him and there is a whole
[00:11:50] organization to receive him, it is news, it is news that has surprised
[00:11:53] almost everyone since... No one was prepared, given that only a
[00:11:57] year has passed since his election as the new pope, we send him our best
[00:12:01] wishes. We continue in Mexico, Hurricane Simon
[00:12:04] could make landfall this Sunday on the coasts of the state of Jalisco in the
[00:12:08] west of the country, as a category three or
[00:12:12] four phenomenon. Meanwhile, in five states in the region, non-essential
[00:12:15] activities were suspended and preventive measures
[00:12:18] were activated. Residents of the nearby area are preparing for the
[00:12:27] The city of Acapulco suffers the first consequences of Hurricane Simon,
[00:12:30] here a landslide on this hill, a little further
[00:12:34] away, a house collapsed near a canal, the powerful hurricane
[00:12:38] is expected to travel along the coast of central western Mexico this
[00:12:41] Sunday. Its proximity has caused torrential
[00:12:45] rains and gusts of wind that reach 250
[00:12:48] km per hour in some places. Due to the
[00:12:51] rains that were generated, there were some places where... due to the
[00:12:55] saturation of water it generated the displacement of
[00:12:58] rocky material towards the communication routes, in shopping centers,
[00:13:01] service stations, banking institutions and in the
[00:13:05] neighborhoods with greater vulnerability due to the climatic
[00:13:09] effects, further north in Puerto Vallarta, the population is also
[00:13:13] preparing, the authorities have declared a state of maximum alert in
[00:13:17] several localities of the territory, here to
[00:13:19] protect their establishments, the merchants place sandbags at the
[00:13:23] entrance and block the doors.
[00:13:25] This coastal city is protected from hurricanes by the neighboring
[00:13:29] mountains, but many prefer to take their own
[00:13:32] precautions,
[00:13:35] right now we are preparing for the hurricane that is coming for Simon to
[00:13:38] be prepared so that there is no
[00:13:41] difficulty or anything for the
[00:13:44] restaurant, the sea, the
[00:13:47] waves, that's the main thing, because it
[00:13:51] overflows, if the big waves come in, it gets in. for
[00:13:55] here, well, just take it for what it is, well, in the end it's
[00:13:59] nature speaking, taking its space, so that's why the
[00:14:02] message is to be brief, peaceful,
[00:14:06] the Mexican Navy has already evacuated a hundred people from localities
[00:14:09] located along the west coast of the country, Simon is the latest
[00:14:13] hurricane recorded in the Pacific whose waters have
[00:14:16] warmed due to the El Niño climate phenomenon which has caused
[00:14:20] more powerful hurricanes.
[00:14:23] To say goodbye, images. the colorful Northern Lights,
[00:14:26] illuminating the sky in the Arctic Polar Circle in Finnish
[00:14:29] Lapland during Saturday night. The phenomenon was
[00:14:33] captured by a local photographer who stated that the
[00:14:36] spectacle was the most intense since a similar geomagnetic
[00:14:39] storm that was recorded in January 2026. In
[00:14:43] recent hours, Northern Lights were also sighted in Italy,
[00:14:46] Corsica and Ukraine, where the sky remained illuminated in green and
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[00:15:58] one of the most powerful and influential in Southeast Asia. We will delve
[00:16:02] into its enormous political weight, the strict respect for the royal figure, its
[00:16:06] notorious controversies and... extravagances.
[00:16:09] We will delve into the mysteries of a city submerged under the waters of Kyrgyzstan
[00:16:13] for eight centuries, an enigmatic enclave of the Silk
[00:16:16] Road, which today a team of scientists is trying to
[00:16:19] decipher.
[00:16:21] And South Korea is getting ready to put an end to a centuries-old culinary tradition in
[00:16:25] 2027, the historic national ban on the consumption and trade of
[00:16:29] dog meat
[00:16:31] will fully come into force.
[00:16:33] The Thai monarchy is one of the oldest and most deeply rooted in
[00:16:37] Asia, with origins dating back more than eight centuries. The royal
[00:16:41] house of Thailand, the famous Chakri dynasty, has ruled the country
[00:16:45] uninterruptedly since 1782.
[00:16:48] Currently, the throne is occupied by King Rama X, 74
[00:16:51] years old, who assumed it in 2016 after the death of his
[00:16:54] father and was formally crowned in
[00:16:56] 2019. Today, his wealth is estimated at more than 70 billion
[00:17:01] dollars. To talk about the norms that surround the
[00:17:04] Thai monarchy. its controversies and its extravagances, I welcome
[00:17:08] Fernando Pedrosa, professor and researcher at the University of Buenos Aires and
[00:17:11] director of the Group of Studies on Asia and Latin America. Fernando, thank you
[00:17:15] for accepting this invitation. Let's start by learning about the figure of
[00:17:19] Rama X, what is his real weight and his importance for Thai
[00:17:23] society. Well, Rama X is the
[00:17:27] current eh Rama 10, the current
[00:17:30] king, has occupied the throne since 2016, but to understand the
[00:17:33] importance of the monarchy we must look beyond his personal
[00:17:37] figure. In Thailand, the monarchy is a symbol of national
[00:17:41] identity, it is linked to Buddhism, the historical continuity of
[00:17:44] the country, eh, avoiding colonization, and
[00:17:48] furthermore, currently, especially it articulates a network of power with
[00:17:51] military, economic and
[00:17:54] bureaucratic ties. To talk about Rama X, we must
[00:17:57] talk about his father, the current king inherited, eh, the
[00:18:01] monarchy of,
[00:18:03] Ramano IX. Ramano IX was. 70 years in power and was
[00:18:07] very popular, he was seen almost as a demigod
[00:18:11] by many of his followers, however eh Rama
[00:18:14] X, the current king does not have that aspect, he is
[00:18:18] a person who has maintained a certain distance from the people,
[00:18:22] even spending long periods of his life living in
[00:18:25] Germany. The current king Rama X is considered one of the
[00:18:28] richest monarchs in the world, if not the richest. His fortune is largely
[00:18:32] due to the real estate sector, his properties, investments and luxury
[00:18:36] goods and perhaps at this point Fernando it can become
[00:18:39] inevitable to criticize or question what surrounds him, let's please talk about those
[00:18:43] norms that govern Thailand that are very particular but that
[00:18:46] are really very serious,
[00:18:48] well, eh the king eh the monarchy in Thailand is a
[00:18:52] constitutional monarchy theoretically but not of European
[00:18:56] styles, that we have to state very radically eh in
[00:19:00] in Thailand discussing the wealth or power of the king can have
[00:19:04] criminal consequences, it is estimated that he has a fortune between
[00:19:07] 30 thousand to 70 billion dollars, he is the
[00:19:11] richest king of all the kings that exist in the world, article
[00:19:14] 112 of the penal code, known as
[00:19:17] lèse-majesté law, punishes with between
[00:19:20] 3 and 15 years in prison for defaming, insulting,
[00:19:24] or threatening the king, the queen, the heir, or the
[00:19:27] regent, but the charges are cumulative, that
[00:19:31] is to say that the sentence can be 50,
[00:19:34] 60, 70 years. if the offenses are
[00:19:38] added up and these
[00:19:41] comments do not have to be a crime because the interpretation is very
[00:19:44] broad, anyone who makes any criticism of the
[00:19:48] king can end up in prison, furthermore the
[00:19:50] constitution declares the monarch
[00:19:53] inviolable eh, he cannot be punished, he cannot be
[00:19:56] accused, he is an untouchable person within
[00:19:59] society, even a political party in 2024,
[00:20:03] move forward, proposed a reform of the law.
[00:20:09] the law and the party was eh unauthorized,
[00:20:13] even banned, it no longer exists.
[00:20:16] Fernando, let's talk about the line of succession in Thailand that this year was
[00:20:19] affected in June by the death of Princess Baja at 47
[00:20:23] years old, the obvious thing would be for her 21-year-old
[00:20:26] son to be the heir, but there are questions about it, tell
[00:20:30] us about it. Well, although the king took office
[00:20:34] 10 years ago, this year marks the decade eh. he is an old
[00:20:38] king, he is already 74 years old, eh, Princess
[00:20:41] Wa, as they called the princess who recently
[00:20:44] died, was a possible candidate for the
[00:20:48] succession, let's think that due to the political, economic and
[00:20:51] social place the monarchy has, the
[00:20:54] predictability of a succession is needed, but it is not like a
[00:20:57] monarchy like, as I said, the European ones, in which the
[00:21:00] firstborn eh is the one who occupies the crown,
[00:21:04] first of all he married four times and has children except with the current one, with the
[00:21:07] three previous ones, the king has the right to designate who
[00:21:11] he wants to be the successor, he can
[00:21:14] say so, that is, he does not have to wait for it to be one son or
[00:21:18] another, if the kingdom says so, if the kingdom says so,
[00:21:22] well, in that case the royal council and the
[00:21:25] privy council propose a successor and the national assembly, the
[00:21:29] congress has to approve it, eh, it can be a woman, it can be a
[00:21:32] woman, eh even in these last eh months eh the
[00:21:36] royal couple went to France eh and took one
[00:21:40] of their daughters who is a fashion designer who is one of the people who
[00:21:44] seems more modern and who could be the
[00:21:47] successor, but one of the current crises of the Thai
[00:21:50] monarchy is that it has no designated successor. Fernando, what is the importance of the Thai
[00:21:54] monarchy in Asia compared to the others that
[00:21:58] exist? In the Asian world, each monarchy is
[00:22:01] a world, from those that are eh less powerful
[00:22:05] like the Cambodian one eh, the ones that were tremendously powerful
[00:22:09] and are no longer like the Japanese ones, the rotating ones like
[00:22:12] Malaysia. In the case of Thailand, I would say it is a very
[00:22:16] extraordinary case because it has. it has a lot of power, although it does
[00:22:20] not govern, the prime minister governs, the economic
[00:22:23] power, the political power has under
[00:22:26] its command troops of the army eh,
[00:22:29] and its power even reaches
[00:22:32] foreigners, in 2025, last
[00:22:35] year eh Paul Chambers, American academic, was
[00:22:39] arrested for criticizing the king, a
[00:22:41] very light criticism by the way, so I would say
[00:22:45] that he is a very powerful king eh who has.
[00:22:48] great businesses in
[00:22:50] Thailand and outside of Thailand and much power over the
[00:22:54] population, so it is a case I would say
[00:22:56] extraordinary in the sense of the great power he
[00:23:00] accumulates.
[00:23:13] information about the relationship between East and West during the Middle
[00:23:16] Ages and beyond. In 2024, a team of Russian
[00:23:20] and Kyrgyz archaeologists explore the remains of an ancient city now
[00:23:23] submerged in Lake Issyk-Kul in Kyrgyzstan, located in the heart of the
[00:23:27] ancient Silk Road. William Gasó with the
[00:23:31] details.
[00:23:32] Under
[00:23:36] the waters of Lake Issyk-Kul in Kyrgyzstan,
[00:23:40] fragments of pottery.
[00:23:43] The remains of an ancient medieval city now
[00:23:46] submerged, an Atlantis of Central Asia that probably
[00:23:50] disappeared due to a natural catastrophe in the 12th
[00:23:54] century. By exploring the lake, archaeologists try to
[00:23:57] understand the life of its inhabitants, sedentary
[00:24:00] populations in a country whose history has been reduced to
[00:24:03] nomadism.
[00:24:07] The skeletal remains that have been discovered will allow archaeologists to determine
[00:24:11] the age of the remains, as well as the diet of the populations that lived in
[00:24:14] this region. The pottery will allow for a more precise dating of the
[00:24:18] estimated period and understanding where. funded by
[00:24:25] the Russian
[00:24:29] Geographical Society. The submerged city is
[00:24:32] located on one of the ancient Silk Roads, a network of
[00:24:38] the Mediterranean. For this reason, the archaeologist believes that
[00:24:42] learning more about what happened there it is crucial to understand the
[00:24:45] historical relations between East
[00:24:48] and West.
[00:24:51] It is the common thread that unites the two largest civilizations in medieval
[00:24:54] history and, in reality, very little is known about
[00:24:57] it.
[00:24:59] Although researchers have known about the site since the 19th
[00:25:02] century, the expedition only started in 2024,
[00:25:06] an important boost for archaeology in this Central
[00:25:10] Asian country. South Korea is preparing to end a controversial
[00:25:13] industry with a national ban on the dog meat trade that will fully
[00:25:17] come into force in 2027. However, in the face of
[00:25:20] plummeting demand and the intervention of state funds to support farmers
[00:25:24] in their transition, what is the economic cost of this gradual elimination?
[00:25:27] Here are the details.
[00:25:30] In South Korea, dozens of dogs are preparing for a new life
[00:25:34] after being rescued from a dog meat farm as the industry
[00:25:38] completely closes down. South Korea approved a national
[00:25:42] ban on dog meat in 2024,
[00:25:45] setting a strict deadline for February 2027
[00:25:48] to completely eliminate this trade.
[00:25:52] Activists hope to send a strong message to end dog meat
[00:25:55] consumption once and for
[00:25:57] all.
[00:26:00] We hope that other Asian countries where
[00:26:02] dog and cat meat trade exists will really learn the lesson that
[00:26:06] South Korea has managed to eliminate a very important dog meat industry
[00:26:09] in about 3 years, which is impressive by any
[00:26:13] standard.
[00:26:16] In 2015, the dog meat market in South Korea
[00:26:20] was valued at about 1.5 billion US
[00:26:23] dollars with an annual consumption of approximately
[00:26:27] 2.5 million dogs. Today, demand
[00:26:30] has plummeted. Consumption fell by almost
[00:26:33] 80% by 2024 due to a
[00:26:37] rapid shift in consumer preferences. To
[00:26:40] manage the gradual elimination of the almost 6, affected
[00:26:43] businesses, the South Korean government has allocated
[00:26:47] a sum equivalent to more than 73 million
[00:26:50] dollars. These economic incentives are designed to
[00:26:53] help farmers cease their operations and transition
[00:26:57] to other forms of
[00:30:13] Good afternoon and welcome to France 24's "The World Now." I
[00:30:17] am Elena Lozano and everything you will see next is news,
[00:30:20] we begin, as Voladimir Zelensky called the
[00:30:24] announcement of a ceasefire between Ukraine and Russia
[00:30:28] announced by Donald Trump, the Ukrainian president
[00:30:32] said he expects details about the US proposal and that
[00:30:35] Kyiv will accept as long as Moscow does
[00:30:38] too. Riyadh International Airport
[00:30:42] is under attack for the second consecutive day. The Houthis
[00:30:45] of Yemen claimed responsibility for the missile launch carried
[00:30:49] out on Saturday against the air terminal in Saudi
[00:30:52] Arabia in which 12 people died. Clashes between the rebels
[00:30:56] and the Yemeni government continue to intensify.