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[00:00:00] before having obtained the certainty
[00:00:03] that the territories he covets to the east of Ukraine are indeed
[00:00:06] annexed, are indeed Russian, not
[00:00:10] only in fact, but also he demands recognition by the
[00:00:13] international community of these conquests that he has still not
[00:00:17] completed. Vladimir Putin said this morning that Russia will only observe a ceasefire
[00:00:22] struggles, the defense of on election day in Ukraine. A priori, that's not planned for right away. I suggest
[00:00:25] we listen to the Ukrainian president, who remains president of Ukraine, Volodymyr
[00:00:28] Zelensky, despite the repeated wishes of
[00:00:32] the Russians to see him put aside. Volodymyr Zelensky
[00:00:35] was reacting to the announcement of this energy
[00:00:41] strip citizenship from people who truce. Yesterday, we were hardly surprised to
[00:00:44] note that at the very moment when the American president suddenly
[00:00:48] published a very important message, stating
[00:00:51] that he had obtained an energy ceasefire between Russia and
[00:00:54] Ukraine, Russian jet drones were flying over our
[00:00:58] skies.
[00:01:06] We are ready to respect an energy ceasefire if Russia is ready
[00:01:10] to do the same. We agree if they are, and we
[00:01:14] have already shown that we really
[00:01:16] mean it.
[00:01:21] Last night, Russian oil refineries were not burning,
[00:01:25] but at midnight, a Russian jet drone strike
[00:01:28] targeted a facility...
[00:01:35] There, he demonstrates that the war continues, or even
[00:01:38] intensifies week after week. Yes, and what he
[00:01:42] wants, the message he wants to send to Donald Trump, is that
[00:01:45] the aggressor is
[00:01:47] for this act has been given. The Ministers of Russia and it's not
[00:01:48] Interior and me. If Ukraine strikes
[00:01:52] Russia's energy infrastructure, particularly its oil
[00:01:56] refineries, it's to dry up the funding for the
[00:02:00] unlimited war that Vladimir Putin is waging against
[00:02:03] Ukraine. It's not, unlike what Russia is doing in
[00:02:06] Ukraine, to target civilians. In fact,
[00:02:09] the Ukrainians are careful not to strike
[00:02:13] civilian homes. They strike the Russian
[00:02:16] oil production apparatus, its economic apparatus, with
[00:02:20] notably the strikes on the depots of
[00:02:24] the large stores of
[00:02:27] the Amazon-type
[00:02:30] been opened to determine Russian mail-order businesses,
[00:02:34] screaming, running, so the police
[00:02:35] deadly flood that struck the and that has dealt a serious blow to many SMEs that depend on these warehouses.
[00:02:39] But we are not, like Vladimir Putin is doing in
[00:02:42] Russia, in Ukraine pardon, we are not talking about
[00:02:45] indiscriminate strikes that target civilians, and what Volodymyr
[00:02:49] Zelensky is trying to explain to Donald Trump is that there is no question
[00:02:53] of stopping
[00:02:55] arrested by the striking these oil refineries as long as
[00:02:58] Vladimir Putin continues to...
[00:03:00] such violent damage to the Ukrainian
[00:03:03] civilian population. Thank you very much Anne, thank you for
[00:03:07] the Chinese. The head of the deciphering of these words, the NATO that
[00:03:12] one of the most violent that West will ensure that any attack against its members is
[00:03:14] totally in vain. That's essentially what we will obviously remember from
[00:03:17] this address by the military leader of the alliance that you have just
[00:03:21] followed live with us. We are three weeks away from the
[00:03:24] mid-term elections, I repeat,
[00:03:26] public life. Her last writings, mostly Donald Trump would surely like to be able to announce to the American people
[00:03:30] the end of the war in Ukraine, the end of the conflict in the Middle East, in the
[00:03:33] Gulf, the conflict there is also seeing a
[00:03:36] real resurgence of intensity. This morning, a senior Emirati official
[00:03:40] called on the countries of the region to strengthen their collective
[00:03:43] security system, an initiative after
[00:03:46] Minister of the Interior and the Minister of a series of Houthi attacks against Riyadh. In recent hours, Yemeni
[00:03:49] rebels have claimed large-scale operations against
[00:03:52] airports but also Saudi
[00:03:54] energy infrastructure. The update in images,
[00:03:56] watch. Saudi Arabia
[00:04:00] relentlessly attacked, the main
[00:04:03] target, Riyadh airport, targeted by two
[00:04:07] attacks on Saturday and Sunday, the deadliest
[00:04:10] on its soil since
[00:04:11] 2015.
[00:04:15] I'll see you in the Africa Yemeni armed forces conducted four large-scale operations in the last
[00:04:18] 24 hours, using ballistic and cruise missiles as well as
[00:04:21] drones. The first operation, conducted in three
[00:04:24] phases, targeted King Khalid International Airport in
[00:04:27] Riyadh and caused disruption to air traffic
[00:04:30] and the complete closure of
[00:04:33] a philosopher deeply committed to human the airport. In these surveillance video images,
[00:04:37] passengers at King Khalid airport in
[00:04:40] Riyadh were blown away by the violence of the explosion. Since
[00:04:43] Saturday, hundreds of injured people have been treated in this hospital in
[00:04:47] the Saudi capital. The airport
[00:04:50] itself is closed until
[00:04:52] against NATO Monday evening. Strikes also hit other
[00:04:55] airports and Saudi energy infrastructures located
[00:04:59] in the country. All are claimed by
[00:05:03] the Houthis of Yemen. The
[00:05:06] Saudi-led coalition for its part
[00:05:09] announced that it had shot down a missile in that same area.
[00:05:13] Interception and destruction of a ballistic missile launched by the Houthi terrorist
[00:05:17] militia towards Khamis Mushait. In the
[00:05:20] region and among allies, several leaders
[00:05:23] reacted. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu
[00:05:27] condemning a horrible terrorist attack. Donald
[00:05:30] Trump for his part called these strikes unacceptable,
[00:05:34] indicating that he would examine a possible American
[00:05:37] participation in military operations against the
[00:05:40] Houthis. So, Yemen, which we were talking about, despite
[00:05:44] the situation, remains a central hub on the migration route to the
[00:05:48] Gulf. A terrible illustration this weekend: an overloaded boat of
[00:05:51] asylum seekers, many from Ethiopia, capsized off the coast
[00:05:55] of Djibouti. At least 139 people drowned, including
[00:05:59] 15 children. Here's the report with Alice Brogat.
[00:06:02] The sea has washed up a dozen bodies on this beach in
[00:06:06] Djibouti, north of Obock. The day before, a boat
[00:06:09] carrying 305 migrants capsized off the coast
[00:06:13] as it was heading towards Yemen to the east. According to
[00:06:16] local authorities, this is one of the deadliest shipwrecks ever
[00:06:20] recorded. Around 82 people survived
[00:06:23] and dozens are still missing. On board were
[00:06:27] women, men, and also children. So the IOM is
[00:06:30] working with local authorities, especially the prefecture of
[00:06:33] Obock, which is coordinating operations on site. So the
[00:06:37] first survivors encountered were taken care of by the IOM. Despite
[00:06:41] the war raging in Yemen, many migrants try to reach this
[00:06:44] country, hoping then to continue their journey to the rich countries
[00:06:48] of the Gulf. According to the International Organization for
[00:06:51] Migration, the majority were from Ethiopia.
[00:06:55] One of the survivors said he came from the Tigray region in the north of the country,
[00:06:58] where fighting resumed last month between government forces
[00:07:02] and rebel groups. Since the beginning of the year,
[00:07:05] 17,800 people have arrived in Djibouti from Ethiopia,
[00:07:09] fleeing difficult living conditions. The IOM
[00:07:12] calls for strengthening their protection.
[00:07:15] We can no longer tolerate these deaths. Safe and legal
[00:07:19] pathways save lives. I call on governments and
[00:07:22] donors to act before another shipwreck
[00:07:26] occurs. This migratory route, one of the most dangerous in the
[00:07:30] world, is also used in the other direction. More than
[00:07:33] 3,700 people fleeing Yemen embarked for
[00:07:36] Djibouti until last week.
[00:07:40] There, a new mudslide occurred in Nepal, nearly
[00:07:43] 2 months after this
[00:07:47] north of the country, killing several thousand people. Rescuers are
[00:07:51] still at work searching for five people
[00:07:54] reported missing after this new flood. This time it happened in the
[00:07:58] center of the country. The authorities had evacuated after a landslide.
[00:08:02] There are several people missing, explanation,
[00:08:05] a giant
[00:08:09] wave.
[00:08:14] A torrent of mud pours into this valley and
[00:08:17] carries everything in its path. In a few
[00:08:20] seconds, villages are engulfed before helpless
[00:08:24] inhabitants.
[00:08:34] This sudden flood was caused by the rupture of a dam
[00:08:37] following a landslide. Nothing
[00:08:41] resists.
[00:08:44] Not even this metal bridge. It gives way to the force of
[00:08:48] the current. Seen from another angle, we can see
[00:08:51] the extent of the
[00:08:52] catastrophe.
[00:08:56] The disaster occurred in northern
[00:08:59] Nepal, in the Gorkha
[00:09:02] region. Residents had time to
[00:09:05] take refuge on higher ground. "This was our village, it was a
[00:09:09] small hamlet, everyone was screaming, took refuge in the
[00:09:13] mountains."
[00:09:15] Here, in the center of the image, other survivors.
[00:09:19] Very quickly, the army was deployed to rescue them.
[00:09:23] Helicopters fly over a devastated area.
[00:09:27] Entire sections of cliffs have collapsed.
[00:09:31] We can clearly see here the path of the mudslide.
[00:09:34] According to an initial assessment by the authorities,
[00:09:38] at least 5 people are reported
[00:09:40] missing.
[00:09:43] Now, a word about the worldwide release of this Israeli
[00:09:46] documentary titled "NASA," a film based on
[00:09:50] the anonymous testimony of 24 members of the Israeli army, which exposes the
[00:09:54] policy of collateral damage by the Israeli authorities in Gaza.
[00:09:57] In other words, how the army institutionalizes the
[00:10:01] murder of civilians in this war. A documentary that has
[00:10:04] sparked a heated controversy in Israel. Yesterday, the Prime
[00:10:08] Minister ordered an investigation into the identity of the security forces members
[00:10:11] who testified.
[00:10:15] These four letters continue to cause a stir in Israel.
[00:10:19] NASA, the documentary that accuses the Israeli army of deliberately killing many
[00:10:23] civilians in Gaza, is a new.
[00:10:55] hotly contested legislative election in the country, Israeli
[00:10:59] authorities are exacerbating nationalist sentiment. Benjamin Netanyahu
[00:11:02] also announced a bill to
[00:11:06] defame Israeli army soldiers. The two directors, Yuval Abraham and
[00:11:10] Rachel Sor, are thus regularly accused of treason,
[00:11:13] which they denounce on social networks.
[00:11:16] We made this film to spark a public debate on the
[00:11:20] government's actions in Gaza. Journalism is
[00:11:23] not treason, criticism is not treason. The
[00:11:27] film, which won the jury prize at the Venice Film Festival, is being screened starting today
[00:11:30] for 48 hours in France with 500 screenings planned. To be
[00:11:34] accessible to the widest audience, it will then be streamed for free
[00:11:37] online after the legislative elections on October 27th in
[00:11:41] Israel.
[00:11:48] All right, I now invite you to go to the Bouches-du-Rhône to talk about this shooting
[00:11:52] that occurred this morning in the heart of Joseph college. The head of
[00:11:55] the canal, the Douban college, the head of the establishment was hit
[00:11:59] by a 12-gauge shotgun blast. A teacher
[00:12:03] was also wounded by gunfire. A 14-year-old boy,
[00:12:06] a 9th-grade student at the establishment, has since been arrested. No explanation
[00:12:13] Education are expected on site this
[00:12:16] afternoon.
[00:12:19] Anxious faces in front of the La Canale college in
[00:12:22] Aubagne, dozens of parents waiting to
[00:12:25] pick up their children. The atmosphere is tense because this
[00:12:29] morning a student entered the establishment armed with a
[00:12:32] shotgun. He opened fire on the college principal
[00:12:36] as well as on a teacher. The events occurred shortly
[00:12:40] before 10 am. This mother tries to reassure her
[00:12:43] daughter who is still in the
[00:12:45] building. Okay, so don't
[00:12:49] be scared, she didn't see it, she saw it, she called me, she said there's a lot of blood
[00:12:52] in the hallway, she's at...
[00:12:55] She saw the blood, she started
[00:12:59] arrived, they evacuated the first students who
[00:13:03] were in front. The 53-year-old principal and the 37-year-old
[00:13:07] teacher were taken care of by the emergency services, wounded in the
[00:13:10] legs and lower back, their lives are not
[00:13:13] in danger. The 14-year-old boy, a 9th-grade student, unknown
[00:13:17] to the police, was
[00:13:20] police. According to our information, he was armed with a 12-gauge
[00:13:24] shotgun.
[00:13:34] How, how did it happen that the guy got in so easily? I just don't understand sir.
[00:13:40] The 9th-grade student entered the establishment with a firearm for reasons
[00:13:44] that are totally unknown to us. It's an act that is not
[00:13:47] linked to the current alien movement. He fired
[00:13:51] twice, hitting the principal and a
[00:13:55] teacher who are obviously in the hospital but wounded in a
[00:13:58] way, I would say, non-lethal. A psychological
[00:14:02] support unit has been set up to support the students. An investigation
[00:14:06] has also been opened for attempted murder. The
[00:14:11] National Education are expected on site
[00:14:14] today.
[00:14:16] Still in France, the campaign on the left
[00:14:19] is likely to accelerate in the coming hours. It is now official:
[00:14:23] Raphaël Glucksmann became last night the candidate of the social-democratic
[00:14:26] left, at the end of the primary. The European deputy was designated with more
[00:14:30] than 66% of the votes. It is a very large
[00:14:34] victory in the first round that surprised even his own camp. Last
[00:14:38] night, the deputy must now appease and unite a divided
[00:14:41] political family. Explanation,
[00:14:44] watch:
[00:14:47] He enters his first presidential race. Raphaël
[00:14:51] Glucksmann, a 46-year-old journalist by training,
[00:14:54] is the son of André Glucksmann,
[00:14:58] rights, who was a militant in the Communist Party before becoming
[00:15:02] a fervent critic and being classified as
[00:15:04] neoconservative. Raphaël Glucksmann, for his part, entered the
[00:15:08] international political scene in 2009, becoming
[00:15:12] an advisor to the liberal Georgian president Mikheil
[00:15:14] Saakashvili, a position he held until
[00:15:17] 2013. After a first political experience in
[00:15:20] France, also on the right with the Liberal
[00:15:24] Alternative party, Raphaël Glucksmann shifted to the left and in
[00:15:28] 2019, he was elected deputy in the European elections with
[00:15:31] the Place Publique movement, which he co-founded a year
[00:15:34] earlier. Re-elected in 2024, he became
[00:15:38] one of the most prominent figures of the moderate left in
[00:15:41] Brussels. Yesterday, hatred won in
[00:15:45] France and in Europe. So,
[00:15:47] it's time today to remind ourselves that we are attached to
[00:15:51] the rights and humanist principles that form the
[00:15:54] European construction. It's time to
[00:15:57] stand up. These
[00:16:00] Ukraine, of the Uyghurs, or the
[00:16:03] fight against Russian interference. But his social-democratic,
[00:16:06] reformist line earns him criticism across the
[00:16:10] left, notably from Jean-Luc Mélenchon, with whom he
[00:16:13] refuses any alliance. There will be no
[00:16:16] agreement with France Insoumise, but there will be an agreement with the democratic
[00:16:19] left, with the republican left, and we will win
[00:16:22] the presidential election, I am absolutely convinced of that.
[00:16:26] Raphaël Glucksmann wants to be the candidate of rupture with what he
[00:16:30] calls Jean-Luc Mélenchon's hegemony over the French
[00:16:32] left and calls for the unity of forces to fight against what
[00:16:36] he designates as his lifelong enemy, the far
[00:16:40] right. This victory was celebrated last
[00:16:43] night in Paris, a few hours after what is considered
[00:16:47] the oldest food market in the capital went up
[00:16:50] in smoke. You will see in a few moments some images,
[00:16:54] today nothing remains of the Marché des Enfants
[00:16:58] Rouges. It was ravaged by a fire. Although no victims are to
[00:17:01] be deplored, the traders find themselves homeless. The Paris City
[00:17:05] Hall has promised to rehouse them quickly while the market is
[00:17:09] rebuilt. Explanation by Marc
[00:17:11] Poupe: For Parisians, it was an
[00:17:15] institution, now nothing remains. The
[00:17:18] covered market of the Enfants Rouges in the 3rd arrondissement, the oldest in the
[00:17:22] capital, went up in smoke. The fire broke
[00:17:25] out around 4 am, several residents of surrounding buildings
[00:17:29] had to be evacuated. The firefighters came to ask me if I could
[00:17:33] accommodate the people who were affected, who were evacuated outside because
[00:17:36] they had nowhere to go, so I opened the establishment and welcomed all
[00:17:40] these people inside. A good
[00:17:44] fifteen people were there, it was quite impressive because the flames
[00:17:47] went above the roof, so a big
[00:17:50] fire, 150 firefighters quickly intervened,
[00:17:54] preventing the fire from spreading. While no serious
[00:17:57] injuries are to be deplored, several traders are left without
[00:18:01] jobs. The Paris City Hall has promised to offer them a replacement
[00:18:04] solution. An investigation has
[00:18:07] the cause of the fire. The investigation will begin
[00:18:11] and for now, the firefighters have no certainty or conviction. What we
[00:18:14] do know is that it started in the market since the surrounding buildings are
[00:18:17] relatively protected. The 3rd arrondissement town hall has already promised to
[00:18:21] quickly rebuild the market, founded in
[00:18:23] 1615 and classified as a historical monument in
[00:18:27] 1982.
[00:18:30] Let's focus now on the 911th World Auto Show. It
[00:18:33] opened its doors this morning in Paris, inaugurated by Emmanuel Macron.
[00:18:37] An event during which European manufacturers hope to resist
[00:18:41] the rampant competition from
[00:18:44] state, in any case, emphasized three priorities this morning: the electrification
[00:18:48] of vehicles, European preference, and of course
[00:18:51] innovation. The explanations of Christophe
[00:18:54] Dans. Yes, a few moments ago, he was here at
[00:18:58] this Citroën stand, the Head of State, for whom this is the last
[00:19:02] show, he who has been at all the appointments of this
[00:19:06] World Cup since his arrival at the Élysée, a World Cup which has nevertheless
[00:19:09] experienced some turbulences during these two
[00:19:13] mandates of President Macron with a 2020 edition
[00:19:16] cancelled due to covid, a 2022 edition in reduced format, but this
[00:19:20] 2026 edition is really the return of this show,
[00:19:23] 60 manufacturers, most European and French
[00:19:27] manufacturers are here, there is obviously Renault, there is Stellantis
[00:19:31] also with Citroën and this star of this
[00:19:34] show which is the 2CV that I am presenting to you here. 2CV
[00:19:37] version 2026, you know the 2CV, the Deuche,
[00:19:40] it's the most collected car by the French,
[00:19:44] here it is again in electric format, in
[00:19:48] 2026 format, rather I would say 2028 because it will
[00:19:51] only be marketed in 2 years at a
[00:19:55] reasonable price, less than 15,000 euros, the CEO
[00:19:58] of Citroën told us earlier. Other manufacturers
[00:20:01] present are obviously the Chinese who have come in numbers, more than 20 brands
[00:20:05] are here in the aisles of Porte de Versailles.
[00:20:07] That's twice as many as 2 years ago. Chinese manufacturers
[00:20:11] who want to come to France today represent 4% of sales in
[00:20:15] France. In 4 years it will perhaps be 16% and who
[00:20:18] present very innovative cars. And then,
[00:20:22] regarding innovation, obviously here everything is almost electric, there are very few
[00:20:25] thermal cars and then there are also autonomous cars, autonomous
[00:20:29] cars, some of which will be able to circulate today and tomorrow and
[00:20:32] all week in the streets of Paris. It's quite innovative, we know autonomous cars
[00:20:36] in the United States, autonomous cars in
[00:20:40] Asia. Here in Paris it's a first and
[00:20:43] uh I haven't been able to test them yet but I can assure
[00:20:46] you that I think it can be uh... a technological
[00:20:50] challenge next to cyclists, next to pedestrians, next to
[00:20:53] this traffic, but someone from Xpeng, which is a Chinese brand that presents an autonomous
[00:20:57] vehicle, told me that it worked very well. So,
[00:29:08] He is 25 years old, Sierra Leone is ravaged by war,
[00:29:14] Africa has known. The Kono district is a
[00:29:18] region where diamonds have been found for more than a
[00:29:20] century. The stones then serve as a medium
[00:29:24] of exchange.
[00:29:26] Diamonds were sent out of Sierra Leone in exchange for weapons and
[00:29:30] ammunition. Years later. as the country seeks to
[00:29:33] rebuild,
[00:29:40] dubbed the Peace Diamond, it becomes a symbol of
[00:29:43] peace. I am so proud, through the Peace Diamond,
[00:29:46] we see concretely what it produces when we give to the community, but
[00:29:50] behind the brilliance of the diamond lies a darker side,
[00:29:54] these diamonds, we find them, but we suffer
[00:29:56] from them. Return ticket to Sierra
[00:30:00] Leone, to be seen on France 24 and our social
[00:30:16] to all three of you even because Christophe is waiting for us just above, we will come back
[00:30:20] during this half hour obviously to this NATO message addressed in the early
[00:30:23] afternoon to Russia Vladimir Putin, if we are
[00:30:26] attacked, we are ready to fight tonight, the words of American
[00:30:30] General Alexis Grinkevich. he will present his
[00:30:33] theory of victory later, we will come back to it with you, Anne Corpet, hello, hello, a
[00:30:37] firm message addressed to Moscow
[00:30:39] NATO is facing an explosive situation, it must
[00:30:43] avoid provoking escalation, but it
[00:30:46] must react to the recognition of
[00:30:50] Russian hybrid attacks and the threat of real attacks
[00:30:55] territories, that's it, we will also come back to the party, last night in Raphael's
[00:30:59] camp.