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[00:00:07] 8:30 here in Paris. Welcome to France 24. On the front page, Vladimir Zelensky denounces
[00:00:11] a Russian strike against a Ukrainian power plant this Sunday.
[00:00:14] Strike, despite Donald Trump's announcement which surprised everyone over the weekend, a
[00:00:18] CSS energy ceasefire between Kiev and Moscow. A statement which notably
[00:00:22] surprised the Ukrainian president himself. While on their side,
[00:00:25] the United States has just concluded an agreement on
[00:00:28] tools and the purchase of Russian Diesel. The... who from Yemen attacked Saudi
[00:00:31] Arabia all weekend, the last drones and missiles fell overnight
[00:00:35] on the airports of Riyadh and Damascus, with a toll of at least
[00:00:38] one dead and 11 injured, this is in addition to the 13 dead and 309
[00:00:42] injured on Saturday, these impressive images of Riyadh
[00:00:46] airport, Donald Trump does not rule out support for the Saudis facing the Houthi, but
[00:00:49] with reluctance, we will decipher this in a moment with Antoine
[00:00:52] Mariotti, and then can French and European car
[00:00:56] manufacturers compete against the Chinese
[00:00:59] industry? The question will be widely discussed in the aisles of the Paris
[00:01:03] Motor Show, it is inaugurated this morning by Emmanuel
[00:01:06] Macron, the head of state must emphasize the electrification of vehicles, European
[00:01:09] preference and
[00:01:12] innovation, that's what the Elysée says while Beijing currently agrees
[00:01:16] to slow down its exports of hybrid cars to the European
[00:01:20] Union.
[00:01:33] What is the United States' strategy towards Ukraine and
[00:01:36] Russia? Today, Monday, the Supreme Commander of NATO forces in
[00:01:40] Europe will speak in Poland, you will hear him, he is
[00:01:43] American, he must issue a warning to Moscow before his European
[00:01:47] partners. The problem is that Donald Trump seems to be catching
[00:01:50] everyone off guard by announcing on his social
[00:01:53] network an energy ceasefire between
[00:01:56] Ukraine and Russia. Surprise Vladimir Zelensky. Ready to
[00:02:00] accept it, but only if Russia does the same, reactions
[00:02:03] from Kiev with our correspondent in Ukraine, Gulliver
[00:02:06] Krag. The surprise and
[00:02:09] confusion, except that it's a bit of a repeat of what happened on
[00:02:13] September 14th when Donald Trump also
[00:02:16] announced on his social network Truth Social, a ceasefire
[00:02:19] on energy targets between Ukraine and Russia and we quickly understood
[00:02:23] that in reality it was nothing of the sort. Apparently the American president
[00:02:27] is trying to do the same thing by forcing
[00:02:30] the hand using a tactic that has already not worked in the
[00:02:33] past, but according to the American media Axios which
[00:02:37] quotes an official from the White House who is not named and I
[00:02:41] only saw this information in that media, but still this official
[00:02:45] we will follow today the opening of this Paris reportedly said that the ceasefire this time would only concern
[00:02:48] refineries for the moment,
[00:02:51] so Ukraine should stop bombing Russian refineries
[00:02:54] and Russia could, if it wants, not bomb the only
[00:02:58] refinery that exists in Ukraine. The only major refinery in any
[00:03:02] case is in Kremenchuk and has already been bombed,
[00:03:05] clearly it is an asymmetric ceasefire,
[00:03:09] Ukraine does not have a large refining
[00:03:12] industry, Ukraine imports oil,
[00:03:16] diesel and gasoline,
[00:03:19] it is Russia, whose economy largely
[00:03:22] depends on this industry, that is suffering from Ukrainian
[00:03:26] strikes, and Ukraine is suffering from Russian strikes on...
[00:03:30] power plants, perhaps Ukraine could
[00:03:33] retaliate by starting to strike power plants more systematically in
[00:03:37] Russia, but this is more something that affects civilians and
[00:03:41] Ukraine tries to stick to strikes that aim to
[00:03:45] damage the economy and the war effort without having such
[00:03:49] a direct impact on civilians, with some exceptions
[00:03:52] however, in any case it seems that this is a ceasefire that has not been
[00:03:56] elaborated at all with talks even through American intermediaries between the two parties.
[00:04:00] if no details have been elaborated, the Ukrainians say that they are
[00:04:03] absolutely ready to
[00:04:05] impact of the absence of accept a ceasefire, if it has details, if it has terms and if the Russians
[00:04:08] agree to stop striking their power plant and the electricity
[00:04:12] grid too, for the moment it's not the case. This
[00:04:15] new series of strikes now on Saudi Arabia, strikes carried out by
[00:04:19] the Houthis from Yemen. During the night, these Shiite fighters again claimed
[00:04:23] ballistic missile fire, cruise missiles, drones,
[00:04:26] the Saudi civil aviation authority currently announces one... and
[00:04:30] 11 injured in this new attack which adds to the 13 dead
[00:04:33] and 309 injured from the weekend notably at Riyadh
[00:04:37] airport and these impressive images airport still
[00:04:40] closed at least until the end of the day uh we are deciphering
[00:04:44] with Antoine Marioti this morning this situation Antoine
[00:04:47] one of the attacks killed 13 so Saturday Saudi Arabia has been in a very
[00:04:51] delicate situation for several weeks and it's not getting better no it's not getting better
[00:04:55] we can see that Riyadh airport has been targeted several times several days in a row
[00:04:59] already last week. several times, there had been
[00:05:02] attacks against this airport, now
[00:05:05] dynamiting this launch pad it directly affects terminals, so we see it where there are
[00:05:07] passengers, with civilians too, which is extremely dangerous, so we are not
[00:05:11] on a military target. No, not targeted by the tools or in any
[00:05:14] case we can say that it is perhaps not voluntary, they do not have the
[00:05:18] capacity to target to the meter close, however,
[00:05:21] they are effective and when they wanted
[00:05:24] to strike oil storage facilities
[00:05:27] and others, they managed to hit them precisely so
[00:05:31] there is also a desire to spread a little fear
[00:05:34] in Saudi Arabia which is already struggling with its exports which are
[00:05:38] extremely disrupted because of the
[00:05:40] Iran these images are absolutely
[00:05:44] terrible for them, they who have done everything to try to prevent
[00:05:47] images from coming out for a little over a week of the damage in Saudi
[00:05:51] Arabia which has a kind of blanket of silence on
[00:05:54] information and now these images are starting to filter through and
[00:05:58] they are obviously terrible, it means that we are not safe if we take a plane to
[00:06:02] Saudi Arabia so we don't want to go to Saudi Arabia for those who
[00:06:05] wanted to and there are notably great
[00:06:08] uh great world leaders who are due to go there
[00:06:12] soon for an important summit, all this is extremely complicated
[00:06:15] for the country for an oil summit today normally oil for
[00:06:20] uh some of whom will ultimately not come some participants, there is this vision
[00:06:23] 2030 of the MBS the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia
[00:06:27] who is de facto the ruler of the country, the
[00:06:30] king being quite sick and uh well it is also
[00:06:34] taking a hit because it was a desire to seek
[00:06:37] stability to convince investors to develop tourism
[00:06:41] you can see that there are better postcards than this explosion
[00:06:45] in the terminal of the main gateway to the country, so Riyadh
[00:06:49] loses a lot, even if Riyadh strikes hard in Yemen and the fighting
[00:06:52] continues, Riyadh had never succeeded by directly going to war
[00:06:56] in Yemen for years from 2015 to overcome the Houthis, it is not
[00:07:00] the few strikes that they carry
[00:07:03] out, even if they are numerous, 124 this weekend according to the Houthis that will manage
[00:07:07] to stop this because there have never been such strong strikes
[00:07:10] since the beginning of this war. in 2015, where is the great ally of Saudi
[00:07:14] Arabia, the United States, Donald Trump in all this? Donald
[00:07:18] Trump, he's focusing on Ukraine as you can see right now to try to get a little
[00:07:21] bit of oil, so Donald Trump tells us this attack against
[00:07:25] Riyadh, against the Saudi
[00:07:28] capital, is unacceptable, but we must also remember that last month he refused to intervene
[00:07:32] simply when the Saudis asked for the intervention of the American
[00:07:36] army to prevent the Houthis from heading towards the Red
[00:07:40] Sea coast, which allowed them to control the strait of Bab-el-Mandeb, but to put
[00:07:43] it very simply, in Saudi Arabia, you have on one side the Strait of Hormuz for hydrocarbon
[00:07:47] exports blocked, as we know, largely for several months with
[00:07:51] the war in Iran, and so they have a pipeline that crosses the entire
[00:07:55] country to then export on the other side through this Strait of
[00:07:58] Bab-el-Mandeb to the west, and this strait is the one that the Houthis
[00:08:02] have disrupted, but Donald Trump said no, we
[00:08:05] will not intervene, and at the same time, the United States is already unable
[00:08:08] to protect its allies, including Saudi Arabia, against Iranian strikes.
[00:08:12] have been multiple since February after the war started by the
[00:08:16] United States and Israel, so the credibility of the
[00:08:19] United States and the so-called American umbrella to protect these
[00:08:22] countries had already taken a hit, so intervening there in Saudi
[00:08:26] Arabia, maybe, we don't know, maybe Donald Trump will do
[00:08:30] it, but to do what? Is it symbolically? Is it
[00:08:33] punctually? Is it a big offensive as they wanted to do in
[00:08:36] Iran, thinking that they would easily overthrow the Iranian regime? Uh, we can
[00:08:40] see for the Houthis who are at home, rooted in their territory
[00:08:44] that they know by heart and that they will not be able to completely
[00:08:47] dismantle, it is also potentially getting bogged down in a
[00:08:51] new conflict from which they cannot extract themselves, while they are already unable to extract themselves
[00:08:54] from the one with Iran, so if there is no concrete result, it is again
[00:08:58] a blow to American credibility,
[00:09:01] especially since we can see that neither the Saudis and their
[00:09:05] allies of the Yemeni governmental forces nor on the other side the
[00:09:08] Houthis have the means to quickly defeat
[00:09:12] the... the other party, so we are in for the
[00:09:15] long haul, if neither of the two parties decides to put
[00:09:19] this on hold. Thank you very much Antoine for this decryption,
[00:09:23] in brief, a major fire in central Paris last night, a pungent
[00:09:26] smell currently in a large part of the capital, the
[00:09:30] Marché des Enfants Rouges burned down according to the mayor of
[00:09:34] central Paris who supervises the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th
[00:09:37] arrondissements, the place was ravaged by the
[00:09:41] flames, the fire is... since extinguished but the oldest covered
[00:09:44] market in the city of Paris is
[00:09:47] damaged, founded in 1615, there is one minor
[00:09:50] injury, a firefighter who passed out, 150 intervened and you can
[00:09:54] see on these images there is still a large deployment
[00:09:58] of Paris firefighters on site, we will find our teams in our
[00:10:01] next editions in Paris where the Motor Show has just
[00:10:05] opened its doors inaugurated by Emmanuel Macron in a moment he must emphasize
[00:10:08] the electrification of vehicles, European preference
[00:10:12] and innovation, according to the Elysée. On Friday,
[00:10:15] Beijing agreed to slow down its exports of hybrid cars to the European
[00:10:19] Union. Are European manufacturers able
[00:10:22] to resist this competition and the... dependence on China, we see this with
[00:10:26] Annaïse Sanngueval and Alain
[00:10:28] Locacio.
[00:10:31] Brand new Chinese cars, as far as the
[00:10:34] eye can see, ready to be exported worldwide,
[00:10:37] images that make Europe tremble and illustrate
[00:10:41] China's rise to power, becoming the great
[00:10:44] leader of the automotive
[00:10:47] industry. In China, factories are running at full
[00:10:51] capacity. 34 million vehicles manufactured in...
[00:10:55] 2025, it is the country that produces the most each
[00:10:58] year, far ahead of the United States and
[00:11:01] Japan. In 15 years, sales of Chinese
[00:11:05] cars have jumped by 152
[00:11:08] %. And facing a saturated domestic market,
[00:11:11] Beijing is now looking to conquer
[00:11:14] Europe. We have today probably in China the
[00:11:18] means to manufacture something like 40 or 45 million
[00:11:21] cars, that means that with their factories, they could largely
[00:11:25] satisfy all our needs, and therefore they could completely
[00:11:28] kill our industry. In France, Chinese
[00:11:32] dealerships are multiplying, a hundred, just for the manufacturer
[00:11:36] BYD. And in Europe, the market share of
[00:11:39] Chinese brands has increased from 0.5 % in
[00:11:42] 2021 to more than 6 % in
[00:11:46] 2025.
[00:11:48] Beijing even wants to go further by producing its
[00:11:51] vehicles directly on our continent. Many
[00:11:55] projects have been launched, a factory has just been
[00:11:59] built in Hungary. To
[00:12:01] counter this offensive, the European Union retaliates and threatens
[00:12:05] to increase customs duties, a method that
[00:12:08] is starting to pay off, it has just secured a first gesture from
[00:12:11] Beijing. We have reached a principle agreement to
[00:12:15] moderate exports of hybrid vehicles from China to the European
[00:12:19] Union. Reducing Chinese
[00:12:22] competition, a matter of survival, especially for...
[00:12:25] Volkswagen, the group has announced the elimination
[00:12:29] of 50,000 jobs in Germany by 2030.
[00:12:32] For its part, France is banking on electric to
[00:12:35] resist, with flagship vehicles like the Renault
[00:12:39] 5, entirely produced in France. Today, French
[00:12:42] manufacturers have rather chosen France for these new
[00:12:46] vehicles which correspond to the future of
[00:12:49] production, so yes, with electrification, indeed, manufacturers
[00:12:53] have bet on France. In this
[00:12:57] global competition, the United States has made a radical
[00:12:59] choice. Since 2024, they impose 100%
[00:13:03] tariffs on imports of Chinese electric
[00:13:06] cars. Come on and
[00:13:10] Motor Show, notably with Christophe Dansaide who is on
[00:13:13] site. At 8:43 am, a summary of our main headlines before the press review,
[00:13:17] the Houthis from Yemen attacked Saudi Arabia all weekend and last
[00:13:21] night again. The latest drones and missiles struck
[00:13:25] the airports of Riyadh and Dammam, leaving one dead and at least 11
[00:13:28] injured, in addition to the 13 dead and 309 injured on Saturday. Donald
[00:13:32] Trump does not rule out supporting the Saudis against these tools, but
[00:13:36] reluctantly, and then Raphael Glucksmann largely won the social-democratic
[00:13:39] left primary. The MEP was designated candidate in the first
[00:13:43] round, 66% of the votes, far ahead of his opponents,
[00:13:46] so with the leader of Place Publique, the PS will not have a
[00:13:50] candidate from its ranks to represent it in the presidential
[00:13:53] election in the first round on April
[00:13:56] 18th, we will talk about it in a
[00:13:59] moment in the press review by Hélène
[00:14:02] Frade
[00:14:05] in the press with Hélène Frade as every morning, hello Hélène, hello Damien and
[00:14:09] the headline of this press is the victory of Raphael Glucksmann in the social-democratic
[00:14:12] primary in the first round, Le Parisien Aujourd'hui en France announces a
[00:14:16] knockout victory for the head of Place Publique who now
[00:14:19] sees his path to the presidency cleared,
[00:14:23] a victory for Raphael Glucksmann and a crushing defeat for the
[00:14:27] head of the PS, Olivier Faure, his main rival, the
[00:14:31] PS, as you said, will not present a candidate from
[00:14:34] its ranks for this presidential election and it is a first in its
[00:14:38] history. "Farewell the PS" for Le Figaro, the
[00:14:41] question is now being asked in the immediate term, what is undoubtedly true according
[00:14:45] to him, is that Raphaël Glucksmann would have won an ideological
[00:14:48] and strategic victory by his refusal of alliance with La
[00:14:52] France Insoumise, with his "never again"... the MEP, we know, hopes
[00:14:55] to convince left-wing and centrist
[00:14:58] voters that he is capable of preventing a Mélenchon-Marine
[00:15:02] Le Pen duel in the second round, but to win this
[00:15:05] bet, Libération estimates that Raphaël Glucksmann will have to
[00:15:08] convince left-wing voters, so seduced by Emmanuel Macron
[00:15:12] to return to their original family, a left
[00:15:16] that he presents as non- hysterical, non-Putin-like and above all very
[00:15:19] pro-European, Glucksmann acclaimed
[00:15:23] and after the opinion.
[00:15:25] says that some in his camp will not delay in
[00:15:30] of the primary for the rest of his campaign, it is
[00:15:33] better that their elected officials do not count too much on the reinforcement.
[00:15:37] the PS leadership warns the newspaper and the
[00:15:41] hardest part is yet to come, starting with the battle with Jean-Luc Mélenchon, the leader of La France
[00:15:44] Insoumise was at a rally yesterday in Auvergne where he presented
[00:15:48] himself as the spokesperson for the movement of high school students mobilized for two weeks
[00:15:52] now, according to Le Figaro, all generations were there, but the youngest
[00:15:56] sometimes far from voting age were
[00:15:59] numerous, these young people assure that they are neither manipulable
[00:16:03] nor manipulated, I quote, "Parcoursup to the stake," the
[00:16:07] platform for access to higher education that Jean-Luc
[00:16:10] Mélenchon promises to abolish if elected, meanwhile L'Humanité
[00:16:14] indicates that a national high school student coordination
[00:16:17] met this weekend to try to organize
[00:16:21] the continuation of the mobilization for this week, a week that
[00:16:24] promises to be under high police tension according to Luma, but will
[00:16:28] the movement survive the school holidays, the causes of the
[00:16:31] malaise, in any case, are there, they are
[00:16:34] deep, lasting, Le Parisien reports on a survey
[00:16:38] against hunger that indicates that 13% of French people interviewed
[00:16:42] state that they sometimes or often do not have enough
[00:16:46] to eat, and this is a proportion of Damien that reaches
[00:16:49] 25% of 18-24 year olds, as evidenced
[00:16:52] by the interminable lines of students in front of university
[00:16:56] restaurants for €1 meals or even in front of the Restos du
[00:17:00] Cœur, Generation Z, Gen Z, youth who are also mobilizing in
[00:17:04] India where the capital New Delhi was placed in a state of siege on Saturday to prevent
[00:17:08] gatherings and in addition to a massive security presence, Indian authorities
[00:17:11] proceeded to hundreds of arrests of members of the Cafar
[00:17:14] People's Party who are still protesting against the deletion of
[00:17:17] some 130 million
[00:17:21] people from the electoral lists, particularly
[00:17:24] Muslims and populations from vulnerable
[00:17:27] backgrounds and generally not favorable to the
[00:17:30] BJP of Narendra Modi, arrests whose legality
[00:17:34] was challenged by the Supreme Court according to The
[00:17:37] Hindu, for its part, the newspaper asks the government not to
[00:17:41] undermine the fundamental right to freedom of assembly
[00:17:45] and peaceful protest, not to, I quote, abuse its
[00:17:49] power against its own citizens, despite the
[00:17:52] repression, the arrest, then the release of one of the
[00:17:55] main leaders of the Abjid movement, dip that the
[00:17:59] Cafar people's party, quoted by the Financial Times, defies the
[00:18:02] government, you have forgotten what the Cafars do
[00:18:05] best, survive, we will return for the New York
[00:18:09] Times, the movement constitutes in any case an unprecedented challenge for
[00:18:13] Narendra Modi, although he has long managed to both
[00:18:16] discredit and isolate his opponents, the newspaper
[00:18:20] evokes a generational challenge for the Indian Prime Minister and
[00:18:24] his party, who seem, I quote, disconcerted by this
[00:18:28] generation that reacts badly to their rigid authority,
[00:18:32] well, something completely different Hélène, let's go to Lebanon now, the arrest on Friday of
[00:18:35] two alleged members of Hezbollah transporting a large cargo
[00:18:39] of explosives, raises many questions this morning, yes, photos of
[00:18:43] these seized explosives are on the front page of the Lebanese daily Al Jumhuriya which
[00:18:47] quotes a source according to which these explosives contained
[00:18:50] metal pellets similar to those used in political
[00:18:54] assassinations of personalities in the past,
[00:18:57] Hezbollah again at the heart of an explosive affair, L'Orient le
[00:19:01] Jour asks who these explosives were intended for and for what
[00:19:05] purpose, it evokes a case that revives concerns related to
[00:19:08] political assassinations that have রক্তied Lebanon and that
[00:19:12] represent a new test for the authority of the Lebanese
[00:19:15] state, a state that struggles more than
[00:19:18] ever to ensure the basic needs of its population.
[00:19:21] L'Humanité reports recent UN data Damien, according
[00:19:25] to which 14% of Lebanese need help to
[00:19:28] cover their food needs. Hélène, a final word
[00:19:31] about the appeal of the "World With Women" movement, a movement that
[00:19:35] proposes to women to stop for a day tomorrow with the support of committed
[00:19:38] men, yes, to resign to help society become aware of the
[00:19:43] women, Le Parisien Aujourd'hui en France reminds us that this
[00:19:47] initiative was born in 1975
[00:19:50] in Iceland and specifies that this mobilization will
[00:19:53] take place here tomorrow in France on the
[00:19:56] same day as the examination of the comprehensive law against sexist and
[00:20:00] sexual violence, two figures at least uh give cause for thought, not to
[00:20:04] say dizziness 74 74.
[00:20:07] and up to 72 % of domestic tasks are
[00:20:11] still carried out by women, which is 61 billion
[00:20:14] hours that never appear on any pay
[00:20:18] slip, we are indeed in 2026, a majority of
[00:20:21] domestic tasks still carried out by women, thank you very much
[00:20:24] Hélène for this reminder, something completely different now, the Paris Motor Show opens its
[00:20:28] doors today, it will be inaugurated in a few minutes by Emmanuel Macron who
[00:20:32] must notably emphasize European preference,
[00:20:35] vehicle electrification. Innovation, European preference
[00:20:39] in the face of rare Chinese vehicles and the standoff between Brussels and
[00:20:43] Beijing, electrification, innovation could
[00:20:46] simply involve the return of great classics in electric version.
[00:20:50] Relaunch of the 2CV, has just unveiled the concept of this French automotive
[00:20:54] myth which should return to the roads within 2 years.
[00:20:57] Luc Basisin, Thomas Guri,
[00:20:59] Markdana.
[00:21:03] A familiar look and a plump appearance, no doubt, it
[00:21:06] is indeed the return of the automotive
[00:21:08] icon.
[00:21:11] The 2CV, 100% electric.
[00:21:15] Hidden from view in this workshop in Germany, we were able to witness
[00:21:19] its rebirth. A moment
[00:21:20] of emotion,
[00:21:23] when I work now on the new 2CV, I feel almost the same
[00:21:27] emotion as when I drove my old 2CV, I love it, it was my mom's
[00:21:30] first car so for me it's very symbolic to work
[00:21:34] on the 2CV, it really gives me goosebumps,
[00:21:38] an inimitable sound, the
[00:21:43] 2CV drove on our roads for over 40
[00:21:46] years, between 1900 49 and 1990,
[00:21:50] but it was designed before the war, it only has
[00:21:54] one eye, or rather one headlight, and only a
[00:21:57] crank to start it, you recognized
[00:22:00] it, it's the 2CV, today, a
[00:22:02] contemporary version, simple, light and intended to be
[00:22:06] affordable, 15,000 € manufactured in Europe, the challenge for
[00:22:10] designers, to make new from old, it has
[00:22:13] eyes that are much closer than on normal cars, and that's what gives it this side
[00:22:17] very much on the rear, what
[00:22:21] inspired us are the first horses, a graphic design that really comes from the roof
[00:22:25] down to the bumper, inspired by the past with
[00:22:28] winks to the outside as well as to the inside, one-piece
[00:22:32] fabric seats, a Bakelite gear lever,
[00:22:36] so will this new line find its audience? we
[00:22:39] asked the question in André Citroënne Park in
[00:22:42] Paris, today we must return to
[00:22:45] electric, it is still the future of tomorrow, so
[00:22:48] yes electric. Fully. After that, it has four
[00:22:52] seats, so it's more of a car for a small
[00:22:54] family or a couple, so no, why not when I was young
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[00:30:08] It's 9 a.m. here in Paris, hello everyone and welcome to "Let's Talk About It",
[00:30:12] your appointment with news that takes its time. Here are the headlines for this
[00:30:15] Monday: Volodymyr Zelensky denounces a Russian strike against a
[00:30:19] power plant in Ukraine, despite Donald Trump's announcement of a ceasefire.
[00:30:22] The American president caught everyone by surprise, claiming that Kyiv and Moscow
[00:30:26] had agreed on an energy ceasefire. Radio silence
[00:30:30] from Russia, which concluded an
[00:30:32] agreement with Washington this weekend on the sale of diesel, despite sanctions, we will
[00:30:36] come back to that. The Houthis of Yemen struck Saudi
[00:30:40] Arabia all weekend. The latest drones and missiles fell overnight on the
[00:30:44] airports of Riyadh and Dammam, with at least one dead and 11
[00:30:47] injured. This adds to the 13 deaths on Saturday. Will Donald Trump
[00:30:51] go in support of the Saudis? Antoine Mariotti is on the
[00:30:55] set for a decryption and then Benjamin Netanyahu wants
[00:30:59] to prosecute in just.