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[00:00:06] Back to basics, welcome if you're joining us, what you need to remember about
[00:00:10] the news this Monday, first NATO which seeks to deter
[00:00:13] Russia, any attack will be in vain on its main military leader, an
[00:00:17] American general at a time when Donald Trump is showing new signs of
[00:00:20] rapprochement with the Kremlin to the detriment of Ukraine.
[00:00:24] This new act of violence in a school, with no apparent
[00:00:28] link to the student movement. A 14-year-old adolescent wounded the principal and
[00:00:33] this time it's the remains of a teacher from his school in Aubagne near
[00:00:35] Marseille with a hunting rifle, before being controlled, we do not know the motive for his
[00:00:40] received the message, I think it has also received the act. And then tomorrow is the vote in the National Assembly on
[00:00:42] the so-called comprehensive law against
[00:00:46] fishmeal and sexist and sexual violence. We will discuss this with Cécile Galoucho in the news section.
[00:00:48] Before that, we will sort through the videos that circulated to
[00:00:51] illustrate the tool attacks this weekend against Riyadh airport in Saudi Arabia. This
[00:00:55] will be Info Intox with Anthony Saint-Léger. And then in elementary
[00:00:59] Audrey Racine.
[00:01:14] rainfall since the beginning of
[00:01:21] game, you know, on the part of Any attack against a NATO member country will be made totally in vain,
[00:01:24] a warning to Russia launched by the supreme
[00:01:28] commander of the alliance's forces. Brussels this Thursday, this
[00:01:31] The 1930s, that was also the reason for American general at the same time contradicts Donald Trump, the President
[00:01:35] of the United States who after negotiating diesel supplies with Moscow
[00:01:39] announced during the weekend an energy truce in the war in Ukraine,
[00:01:43] obviously without guarantees from the Kremlin. More with Florent
[00:01:47] Redaau.
[00:01:51] His speech was highly anticipated.
[00:01:54] Supreme Commander of NATO forces in Europe, American General
[00:01:58] Alexius Grink. came to present his theory of
[00:02:02] victory in Warsaw, or how to defeat Russia in case
[00:02:04] of attack, and at a time when concerns
[00:02:08] are growing between rising Russian threats and doubts about US
[00:02:11] support, the military chief delivers his
[00:02:14] vision.
[00:02:16] real, it is indeed the hand of I do not consider a conflict to be imminent or inevitable.
[00:02:20] It is not. We are helping to avoid conflict by clearly stating
[00:02:24] our defensive intentions and by maintaining open
[00:02:27] channels of communication. But to prevent it.
[00:02:34] He who wants peace prepares for war, so the saying is known, the question now on the ground is, can
[00:02:38] the energy truce unilaterally announced this weekend by
[00:02:41] Donald Trump ever be effective? Volodimir
[00:02:45] Zelensky has been calling for it for several months if and only if the
[00:02:49] Kremlin does the same, in doubt, according to the Ukrainian president, it
[00:02:53] is increasingly clear in view of the Russian attacks of recent hours
[00:02:57] that Moscow has
[00:02:58] scene in this supermarket in rejected it, an analysis. Shared by the Polish Prime Minister,
[00:03:01] polonais,
[00:03:06] would expect to find seafood Russia is interested neither in a ceasefire nor in de-escalation nor in peace, it only aims for
[00:03:10] domination.
[00:03:12] which is parked on the tarmac Questioned about this possible energy truce, the head of
[00:03:16] European diplomacy is
[00:03:18] cautious.
[00:03:21] We welcome this ceasefire in the energy sector, as soon as it
[00:03:24] holds, but we are not yet certain that Russia will
[00:03:28] put spying there
[00:03:31] worse torch. winter is coming harshly.
[00:03:36] compared to that of Kayakalas also announced it: the European Union has adopted new sanctions against nearly
[00:03:40] 1600 entities and individuals, all linked
[00:03:43] to the war waged by Russia in
[00:03:45] Ukraine.
[00:03:48] And the former French ambassador to NATO is here in
[00:03:51] the studio. Muriel de Ménag, hello, good evening.
[00:03:54] Today, can we be reassured by the words of the supreme commander
[00:03:57] of NATO forces after what we heard from Donald Trump in recent days who
[00:04:01] called for a political renewal at the head of Ukraine and who even
[00:04:05] approached Russia to the point of negotiating even purchases of
[00:04:09] diesel by the United States?
[00:04:12] We're not going to lie to ourselves, uh, the
[00:04:15] political leader is the President of the United States, uh,
[00:04:18] General Grinkevic is both commander of allied forces
[00:04:22] in Europe and commander of American forces in Europe. This is the famous
[00:04:26] coupling that within NATO uh is
[00:04:29] supposed to ensure the involvement of the United States
[00:04:32] alongside its allies in a coherent way.
[00:04:36] Well, General Grinkevic as commander of allied forces in
[00:04:40] look on the website of Europe, he presented a coherent plan
[00:04:42] for blocking,
[00:04:46] blunting an offensive and eventually breaking
[00:04:50] enemy forces. All that is very good, it is useful to us
[00:04:53] Europeans because we train and we plan within this
[00:04:56] framework. Now, we are not going to pretend that there are no
[00:05:00] questions about the American
[00:05:03] security guarantee, quite the contrary. That
[00:05:06] means that the implementation of the plan put forward today by this
[00:05:10] American general remains conditioned on...
[00:05:13] the will of the American president to implement Article 5 of NATO,
[00:05:16] that is, solidarity in case of aggression against one of the members? Well, I would be a little bit
[00:05:20] more nuanced, and what I found
[00:05:23] interesting in General Grinkevic's remarks is that to the
[00:05:26] question, General, does
[00:05:30] this option take into account the situation where
[00:05:33] American forces are actually engaged elsewhere?
[00:05:36] He replied, absolutely, and in
[00:05:40] another room, the American ambassador to NATO confirmed
[00:05:44] that Europe is America's 4th priority
[00:05:48] after obviously the national
[00:05:51] territory, the American continent,
[00:05:53] Asia, 4th priority. So in
[00:05:57] reality, it's a plan that shows
[00:06:01] that maybe the Americans will be there, if
[00:06:05] possible we will intervene with them in case
[00:06:07] of attack, and if
[00:06:10] necessary we would come as Europeans
[00:06:14] there too in case of attack, so if you want the
[00:06:17] relevance of his intervention is to say there are
[00:06:20] people in the American system who
[00:06:23] work, who plan, who are
[00:06:26] in a way our best allies, but we
[00:06:29] know that there is political uncertainty, I won't
[00:06:32] tell you otherwise, yes, and who are also dependent on the
[00:06:36] political deadlines in the United States. Many have understood Donald Trump's words not
[00:06:40] as a definitive vision,
[00:06:42] as it regularly evolves with the American president's statements,
[00:06:45] but linked to the immediate deadline
[00:06:49] in a little over 15 days, now that of the mid-term elections in the
[00:06:52] United States. In other words, the long-term vision today, the one
[00:06:56] we can rely on, is the one expressed by this general behind you, and
[00:07:00] the very short-term vision, 15 days away, is Donald Trump's expression of it. So for
[00:07:04] once, uh, I'm going to answer you beside
[00:07:07] Donald Trump, I totally understand that we are all focused
[00:07:10] on uh Trump. Uh, he puts on a show, well,
[00:07:14] very good, and he's the most powerful man in the world, uh,
[00:07:18] perfect, and he's the one who commits the American armed forces. So he's the one who
[00:07:21] commits the American armed forces, but the issue for us
[00:07:25] Europeans is that faced with an uncertainty about American protection
[00:07:29] and a Russian threat that is confirmed every
[00:07:32] week, we are no longer at peace, even the most
[00:07:36] Atlanticist allies, in quotation marks,
[00:07:39] agree that we must prepare to fight
[00:07:42] alone if necessary. So, if you will, in this strategic triangle
[00:07:46] between Russian threats, American
[00:07:49] disengagement because all this comes in the context of an American
[00:07:53] posture review, there too, the third term of the
[00:07:56] triangle, that of the rise in power of Europeans, is the only one we
[00:08:00] control. So, I would like to talk a little about Europeans, Europeans
[00:08:03] for Europeans, NATO is also a framework
[00:08:07] for interoperability, it is a framework for planning, this plan, it
[00:08:11] is useful to us because... we know that even without the Americans,
[00:08:15] we have a superiority
[00:08:17] over Russia insofar as it is fixed in Ukraine, and that is what is
[00:08:21] essential, provided we are prepared to be
[00:08:24] firm, to strengthen our posture by
[00:08:28] using our common projects, in this context, to hear the Chief of Staff
[00:08:32] of the armies mention the end of the Franco-German tank project after the
[00:08:35] aircraft project itself was abandoned, isn't it particularly ill-chosen
[00:08:39] as a moment? It's not about his speech, but the
[00:08:43] context of the deterioration of Franco-German
[00:08:45] relations, I think we must distinguish the question of
[00:08:49] capabilities from that of equipment, obviously in the long term our capabilities
[00:08:53] they depend on our
[00:08:56] coherent equipment and so on, there the urgency
[00:08:59] is that the Europeans uh
[00:09:02] rearm with means that are still too
[00:09:05] fragmented, still poorly coordinated, we can
[00:09:08] do better, okay, but we are rearming. there is a
[00:09:11] 30% increase in defense spending by European
[00:09:15] allies between 2024 and 2026, it is
[00:09:19] essential, it is essential why? because we
[00:09:22] must increase the cost of a Russian attack to
[00:09:25] deter Moscow, it is essential why? because with our
[00:09:29] defense budgets we must support Ukraine because Ukraine
[00:09:32] defends the front of Europe and it is essential,
[00:09:36] why? because we will also be more
[00:09:39] credible partners. Reading
[00:09:43] that
[00:09:51] your previous guests on this deal
[00:09:54] that is not very dignified and will probably have little
[00:09:57] effect on the price of diesel,
[00:10:01] which in reality is
[00:10:04] a sign of abandoning Ukraine, but all the more reason for
[00:10:08] Europeans to continue to support Ukraine. This is what they are doing. You have seen that...
[00:10:12] Foreign Affairs Council, the foreign ministers announced a package of
[00:10:15] sanctions on 1600 additional companies
[00:10:18] and entities linked to the military-industrial complex and
[00:10:22] the president. Zelensky will be at the European Council this week. In fact, what
[00:10:26] is important is to make our societies understand that they are
[00:10:29] obviously psychologically exhausted by
[00:10:33] a multitude of crises and who tell themselves, well, after all
[00:10:37] this war in Ukraine, it will eventually end with a
[00:10:40] negotiation, that this negotiation can only take place under the best
[00:10:43] possible conditions and that if Ukraine did not hold, we
[00:10:47] would have to rearm even more and we would be even more at
[00:10:50] risk, so let's think about our own interest in this. It is to have the plans, to
[00:10:54] rearm and to do it as coherently as
[00:10:58] possible. Has Russia received the message sent by NATO today,
[00:11:01] in your opinion? Well, I think Russia has
[00:11:05] message of European sanctions,
[00:11:08] uh, and I think there's a
[00:11:11] third message that we need to receive, that is the
[00:11:14] Ukrainian strikes on the data center, the Yandex
[00:11:18] data center, you saw that led to a
[00:11:22] 90% drop, yes. 90%
[00:11:29] of Russian bots in
[00:11:32] general, that shows how much today these movements are supported by
[00:11:35] Russia, extreme right movements for the most part, but not only, and also extreme left
[00:11:39] in Europe, well, it's a reality, it's a
[00:11:42] constant, and there's also a
[00:11:46] Russia relayed by national populist movements which consists of
[00:11:49] downplaying the external threat by fantasizing about an
[00:11:52] internal enemy. This is a constant.
[00:11:56] De Gaulle's break with Moras, with whom he
[00:12:00] had had a certain intellectual proximity. So,
[00:12:03] yes, there is a constant and yes, Russia seeks to salt our
[00:12:07] wounds, it is strong from our weaknesses, but it also has weaknesses and we also have
[00:12:10] strengths, we must know how to listen to them, not
[00:12:14] publicize our own attacks against Russia, which we imagine also exist,
[00:12:18] hybrid attacks, as we cannot imagine Europe remaining defenseless, with folded
[00:12:21] arms. Well, I believe that several
[00:12:25] other services than diplomats are
[00:12:28] working on it, and I am certainly not the one who will answer you on
[00:12:31] this subject, but
[00:12:34] obviously we are not sitting idly by. In any case, I really have a message of
[00:12:38] lucidity to
[00:12:40] convey, it is good to
[00:12:44] prepare, thank you very much Muriel Domenac and
[00:12:47] in this era of suspicion, regarding Russia, this affair that
[00:12:51] again causes trouble here in France, hacked refrigerators, entire
[00:12:55] shelves of food to simply throw away, these
[00:12:59] are the networks of two large distribution centers of
[00:13:02] giants of distribution here in France, Intermarché and Système U,
[00:13:06] which were victims of a cyber attack, the explanations in pictures
[00:13:09] with Thomas Kuny for France 2, dozens of
[00:13:13] kilos of fresh produce thrown in the bin,
[00:13:16] yogurt, meat, frozen, everything must be
[00:13:19] destroyed, a surreal
[00:13:23] the capital,
[00:13:36] so I opened the fridge door, it was an oven inside,
[00:13:40] everywhere in France, the same scenes and the same incomprehension, as
[00:13:43] here in Poitiers, where a large part of the shelves were
[00:13:47] emptied, the same images near Lyon, where employees also
[00:13:51] throw kilos of merchandise in front of this hypermarket...
[00:13:55] customers can't believe it, it's a bit shocking that a cyber attack means we can now say
[00:13:59] that we can hack fridges, we can wonder where the
[00:14:03] world is going, clearly, because we don't even feel safe anymore. The
[00:14:06] refrigeration system of many brands is managed by a provider
[00:14:10] called Annefoose. Remotely, cybercriminals managed
[00:14:13] to take control of the thermostats and change the
[00:14:16] temperatures of connected refrigerators and freezers.
[00:14:20] According to the Paris public prosecutor's office, fires also broke out
[00:14:23] in a communal area. The company states
[00:14:27] that the majority of affected units are older generation products that
[00:14:31] have reached the end of their life and no longer benefit from software
[00:14:34] updates or security.
[00:14:37] It is impossible for them to identify the exact number of supermarkets
[00:14:40] attacked. The affected brands are Leclerc, the Système U group,
[00:14:43] Monoprix, Carrefour, and the most affected is the
[00:14:47] Les Mousquetaires group with 300 Intermarché
[00:14:51] and Netto stores concerned. In this store in Issy-les-Moulineaux, the
[00:14:54] damage is estimated at €55,000. To
[00:14:57] avoid a new attack, the store manager disconnected
[00:15:01] the digital connection of the shelves. It's a place where we can
[00:15:05] control the fridges, see if there are anomalies and so on, and there they turned everything off, everything
[00:15:08] disconnected so that there would be no other possibility of them coming to
[00:15:12] hack our fridges. The Paris public prosecutor's office has opened an investigation
[00:15:16] to find the author or authors of this unprecedented cyber
[00:15:20] attack.
[00:15:22] We're going to talk about the environment now with Audrey Racine.
[00:15:30] Comment: Hello, hello, today, you're telling us about an investigation into the ravages of
[00:15:34] fish farming, yes, and it's an investigation by a collective. of
[00:15:37] investigative journalists who focus on issues related to
[00:15:41] marine life, The Outlaw Ocean Project. At France 24, we
[00:15:45] have relayed their investigations several times and this time they looked into the
[00:15:49] consequences of fish farming, the farming of fish for
[00:15:52] human consumption in tanks. I'm going to let the
[00:15:55] founder of this collective of journalists and author of the investigation, Yanne
[00:15:59] Urbina, explain to you the original sin of this mode of
[00:16:02] production.
[00:16:06] Historically, culture or fish farming was supposed to
[00:16:09] alleviate pressure on the oceans, but in
[00:16:12] fact, it produces the opposite effect due to the way we conduct this
[00:16:16] activity. Two-thirds of farmed fish in the world are
[00:16:20] fed with what we call
[00:16:23] fish oil. By feeding the fish we are trying
[00:16:27] to farm with fish we have caught, we
[00:16:30] are actually increasing pressure on the oceans instead of
[00:16:34] reducing it. We are, in a way,
[00:16:38] emptying the oceans to support an activity that was
[00:16:41] originally supposed to slow down this
[00:16:43] process.
[00:16:46] So today, half of the fish and seafood consumed worldwide
[00:16:50] comes from farming, and to date, one-fifth of the
[00:16:54] world's fish catch is not intended for human consumption; it goes
[00:16:57] mainly to this fish farming industry, and there are
[00:17:00] several problems that arise from this absolutely absurd
[00:17:04] situation. Already, the fish caught to feed more commercial fish,
[00:17:07] such as salmon, for example, are small fish
[00:17:10] that are at the base of the marine food chain, so we are starving
[00:17:14] predators, but we are also starving human societies that live from
[00:17:18] artisanal fishing. Fish is the main source of protein and income for
[00:17:22] more than 800 million people worldwide, in West Africa or Southeast
[00:17:25] Asia, for example, fish catches are collapsing. This is creating
[00:17:29] food insecurity because there is not enough fish for everyone.
[00:17:33] More than 90% of global stocks are fully exploited
[00:17:37] or even overexploited, and yes, this farmed fish industry also
[00:17:40] fuels forced labor. Yes, deep-sea fishing is already one of the most
[00:17:44] dangerous and least regulated professions in the world, but what this investigation
[00:17:48] proves is that beyond exploitation on trawlers, there are also human
[00:17:52] rights violations in fish processing plants that turn this fish into
[00:17:55] feed for farmed fish, and also in fish
[00:17:58] farms. The investigation by The Outlaw Ocean Project
[00:18:02] focused particularly on farms in Tibet and
[00:18:06] Xinjiang, two regions far from the mountainous coasts in
[00:18:09] inland China. Listen to the explanations of Jan
[00:18:12] Urbina.
[00:18:16] China is the leading industrial player in many
[00:18:19] sectors, and in seafood, it is a true
[00:18:22] superpower. Fish farming is a sector that
[00:18:25] China seeks to develop in order to no longer have to send its ships further
[00:18:29] and further away as the oceans are depleted of
[00:18:32] fish. We have revealed that there are over a
[00:18:35] thousand fish farms in
[00:18:38] Xinjiang, which is the most landlocked region on the planet. It is not where one
[00:18:44] production,
[00:18:46] Xinjiang is also tragically famous for being one of the
[00:18:50] regions where repression is strongest. The fact that
[00:18:53] the state, the Chinese government, encourages
[00:18:56] fish farming is therefore remarkable because it is part of a
[00:19:00] global effort by the government to assimilate and
[00:19:03] repress the populations of this Xinjiang region and...
[00:19:14] Yes, this is what this investigation shows, that these fish from farms in China are exported
[00:19:18] to Europe or the United States, and the longer the supply chains
[00:19:22] become, the harder it is to know where the fish we
[00:19:25] eat comes from. Labels are not really a
[00:19:29] real traceability guarantee, so a piece of advice, a
[00:19:33] final piece of advice not to fuel this destructive
[00:19:36] industry, listen.
[00:19:40] The longer a global supply chain is, the greater the risk
[00:19:44] that criminal acts, problems or hidden costs will be lost in that
[00:19:47] supply chain.
[00:19:50] Also, when it comes to seafood, a small measure consumers
[00:19:53] can take is to try to choose species and brands
[00:19:57] from local fisheries.
[00:20:00] And you can find all the details of this investigation on our website
[00:20:03] with the article by Siriel Cabo and of course
[00:20:07] all the previous investigations by The Outlaw Ocean Project that we
[00:20:11] have relayed here on France 24. Thank you
[00:20:14] Audrey, that was elementary with Audrey
[00:20:17] Racine, we are now going to the United States with these images, waves that
[00:20:20] are crashing on the cities south of Los Angeles in California,
[00:20:24] it is a storm accompanied by violent winds and torrential rain that is currently hitting
[00:20:28] the west of the country, there are already victims, some of these large
[00:20:31] houses were declared uninhabitable.
[00:20:35] The crash of waves against the houses.
[00:20:38] And this mythical wooden promenade that slowly disappears under
[00:20:42] the horrified eyes of the inhabitants.
[00:20:45] We are in Long Beach, at the gates of Los
[00:20:47] Angeles, the seafront and
[00:20:50] unrecognizable. About fifteen homes
[00:20:54] damaged, some on the brink, facing a raging
[00:20:58] sea.
[00:21:03] In some places the dike has disappeared, the waves are rushing directly into the
[00:21:07] houses, it's never been seen since I've lived
[00:21:09] here,
[00:21:13] and I moved here in 1990.
[00:21:16] Long Beach, 150,000 inhabitants, is facing its 3rd
[00:21:20] storm in a month,
[00:21:23] Hurricane Rachel downgraded to a tropical
[00:21:26] storm.
[00:21:28] Its inhabitants are returning to their homes in boats, I don't think I'm
[00:21:32] going to work today.
[00:21:35] A little further south, Newport Beach is also
[00:21:38] affected. The floods exceeded
[00:21:42] expectations. Here, a town
[00:21:45] surrounded by water.
[00:21:49] The storm Rachel has also reached inland and the state of
[00:21:52] Nevada, more than 400 km from the
[00:21:56] seafront, Las Vegas, a torrent is raging in this
[00:22:00] parking lot, the city has recorded its heaviest
[00:22:04] the year, the strong gusts of wind have also
[00:22:08] caused power line failures.
[00:22:11] And now we're going to hunt for fake news, it's Info Intox with Anthony
[00:22:15] Saint-Léger.
[00:22:20] Hello Anthony, hello, during the weekend, several attacks on tools targeted Riyadh
[00:22:23] airport in Saudi Arabia, which spread many videos that
[00:22:27] had nothing, but nothing to do with the event, yes, we will start with one of the
[00:22:30] most viral, more than a million views via
[00:22:34] certain X accounts, look at these images, screams,
[00:22:37] people fleeing, an explosion, broken doors and windows,
[00:22:41] in short, panic and haste with this thick
[00:22:44] plume of smoke, and one of the accounts
[00:22:48] sharing this video tells us this, this is
[00:22:52] what it tells us: a missile over innocent civilians at
[00:22:55] King Khaled International Airport in Riyadh,
[00:22:59] therefore, but as impressive as these images may be, they
[00:23:03] are absolutely not
[00:23:06] artificial intelligence that is behind it, this is what emerges
[00:23:10] when we submit these images to various artificial intelligence detection tools,
[00:23:14] images that you will agree are quite credible,
[00:23:18] but what is interesting to note is that... that they have already been
[00:23:21] used in the past, an internet user who reposted them
[00:23:25] yesterday, had already reposted them in March in
[00:23:29] September last year pardon, to
[00:23:31] illustrate wrongly images of a strike
[00:23:35] in Riyadh, so that's what he was already doing in September last year,
[00:23:39] another had used them in March
[00:23:42] last year, more precisely on March
[00:23:45] 18th last year, even though he had
[00:23:48] located them in Dubai in the UAE Arabic unit then artificial
[00:23:51] intelligence has also struck so to speak on another
[00:23:55] video, look, we see a Saudi
[00:23:59] Airlines plane,
[00:24:02] of the airport, apparently hit by a missile,
[00:24:06] this video has garnered more than 2 million views
[00:24:10] via this account, look, which wrongly links it to
[00:24:14] this weekend's attacks and uh whereas
[00:24:17] it is, as I told you, simply generated by an... artificial intelligence, but when you
[00:24:21] look at the video a little bit, whether it's the inconsistency of the size of the vehicles
[00:24:26] the plane or the rather unrealistic way in which the
[00:24:30] debris flies, well these are obviously
[00:24:33] clues that can alert us to the presence of AI and
[00:24:36] besides the use of artificial intelligence, another big classic
[00:24:40] is the use of images taken out of their context. Yes, so two examples tonight,
[00:24:43] these images, it seems, from surveillance video where you will
[00:24:47] see a device crash on... on the ground,
[00:24:50] presumably on the tarmac of an airport
[00:24:54] or in any case on a place
[00:24:58] near a building and cause an explosion. So this
[00:25:01] video will show us the exterior of the building, you see, but
[00:25:05] also the damage inside
[00:25:08] the building in question and which is presented in
[00:25:12] this publication, again, these are really viral publications, I insist, which
[00:25:16] have exceeded a million views for this...
[00:25:20] publication is presented as being the precise moment of one of this weekend's attacks at
[00:25:24] Riyadh airport, except that in reality these images you find them from
[00:25:27] last June,
[00:25:30] the Civil Aviation of Kuwait because these images actually
[00:25:34] show an attack of well, in any case, the consequences of the Iranian drone attack
[00:25:38] on Kuwait City airport, it was
[00:25:41] precisely on June 3rd. There
[00:25:44] is also another video, we are in the same vein, finally, these
[00:25:48] images, I'll fast forward a little to see. The heart of the image, it is indeed
[00:25:52] again a device apparently falling on an airport tarmac and this
[00:25:55] plume of smoke that results is obviously presented as
[00:25:59] being that of this weekend's attacks where
[00:26:03] it is actually about illustrating what happened in Dubai at
[00:26:07] Dubai airport last March in the middle of the Iran-US war, and
[00:26:10] it was an Iranian drone attack. Thank you Anthony, this was
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