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[00:13:19] Air traffic over Saudi Arabia is in collapse after
[00:13:22] drone and missile attacks on the King Khalid International
[00:13:26] Airport in Riyadh. Yemeni Houthis claimed responsibility for the strikes.
[00:13:30] In two consecutive attacks on the terminals, at least
[00:13:33] 13 people were killed, more than 300 were injured. The airport
[00:13:37] has been closed for security checks, while leading global companies
[00:13:40] are massively canceling flights. The international community strongly condemned
[00:13:44] the attacks on civilian infrastructure, and the Saudi
[00:13:47] coalition announces a strong
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[00:13:55] Our response must be equally serious,
[00:13:58] while remaining focused on the decades ahead, vision
[00:14:02] 203 must continues,
[00:14:06] investment must continuous, the
[00:14:09] development of our energy system and industrial capability
[00:14:13] continue, and our commitment to
[00:14:17] the prosperity of our people and to
[00:14:20] our international partnerships
[00:14:23] remains firm.
[00:14:31] In a new violation of the ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, two people were killed and three were
[00:14:35] injured in an Israeli drone attack in Rafah,
[00:14:38] in addition to the airstrike, artillery shelled the area of
[00:14:42] Khan Yunis while naval forces opened fire on the coast of
[00:14:45] Gaza. Since the ceasefire came into force on October 10
[00:14:49] last year, almost 1500 Palestinians have been killed
[00:14:53] and more than 5000 injured in attacks
[00:14:56] by the Israeli army. At the same time, the American humanitarian organization
[00:14:59] Gaza Children Village caused strong reactions with its announcement that it will
[00:15:03] use artificial intelligence to monitor audio recordings of classrooms
[00:15:06] in Gaza to prevent so-called
[00:15:10] hate speech. Human rights organizations and partners of this
[00:15:13] organization warn that this violates privacy and introduces
[00:15:17] dangerous control in an already destroyed education
[00:15:19] system.
[00:15:28] At least six people have died, more than twenty were injured in new Russian
[00:15:32] attacks on Kharkiv and surrounding settlements, while an attack on a
[00:15:35] power plant again damaged the energy system. The attacks followed
[00:15:39] immediately after US President Trump's claim of a reached
[00:15:43] energy truce, which Ukrainian President Zelensky stated he
[00:15:46] learned about from the media. In response to
[00:15:50] the escalation, the European Union adopted a package of
[00:15:52] 1600 new sanctions aimed at the Russian military industry
[00:15:56] and approved a new tranche of military aid to Kyiv of three billion
[00:16:00] euros, while in the American Congress resistance is growing against Trump's
[00:16:03] decision to ease sanctions on the export of Russian diesel.
[00:16:10] and energy is far and other steps
[00:16:13] to reduce escalation and
[00:16:17] guarantee security are truly needed
[00:16:20] here in reality,
[00:16:23] not just on truth social, so of course a
[00:16:27] cease fire is needed a full cease
[00:16:30] fire and then
[00:16:33] despite the fact that that is impossible.
[00:16:37] legislation, but if there is sease fire and if the
[00:16:41] Americans reach such an agreement with the
[00:16:44] Russians, I'm ready to engage with our parliament and find
[00:16:47] difficult solutions. I'm now talking about changing
[00:16:51] legislation, changing constitution
[00:16:55] to
[00:16:57] reach the elections very
[00:16:59] quickly,
[00:17:02] do sanctions work? yes, they have deprived Russia of Vladimir
[00:17:06] Putin of the equivalent of... 500 billion euros of
[00:17:09] resources that would otherwise have been swallowed up in this colonial
[00:17:13] war, 500 billion is the equivalent of 3 years,
[00:17:16] more than 3 years of war effort.
[00:17:18] of war.
[00:17:24] is really putting more of attacks against
[00:17:26] Ukraine, so uh what we need to do in Europe, we need to focus
[00:17:30] on what we can do, and today we list close to
[00:17:34] 1,600 assets and companies and persons.
[00:17:52] The European Union will organize four intergovernmental
[00:17:55] conferences in the coming days with the countries that have made the most progress in the process
[00:17:59] of rapprochement with the European Union, European Commissioner for Enlargement, Marta
[00:18:03] Cosa, stated today.
[00:18:04] Kosa.
[00:18:07] after yesterday's decision of the member states, we have now the
[00:18:11] prospect for four intergovernmental uh
[00:18:14] conferences in these days with the Montenegro,
[00:18:17] Albania, Moldova and Ukraine, and this
[00:18:21] will be for the third time since June that we will
[00:18:24] have four IGCs at the
[00:18:28] same time. This is a clearly signed that enlargement is on the
[00:18:32] move, our front runners are delivering and we
[00:18:36] are delivering. we are delivering to and
[00:18:39] especially for Ukraine this really really
[00:18:42] shows extraordinary determination uh
[00:18:45] towards the EU EU membership. I would
[00:18:49] like to stress two things: the first point is on
[00:18:53] security and this is what we will uh discuss today with the
[00:18:56] ministers. um, security is getting more and more
[00:19:00] important for the European Union and it's getting more and more important in the
[00:19:04] enlargement process. we
[00:19:06] can't... forard to bring in new member
[00:19:10] states which will not increase our
[00:19:14] security, that's why
[00:19:17] the strategic alignment is getting more and
[00:19:21] more important. last week, when we have introduced the results of the
[00:19:24] pre-accession review, we clearly said that only those
[00:19:27] candidates who are strategically aligned with
[00:19:31] us will be able to join us. why
[00:19:34] is this so important? it's important because... I'm not
[00:19:37] speaking just about the alignment on the field of the
[00:19:41] CFSP, I speaking also about the alignment on the
[00:19:44] sanctions, alignment on energy, alignment on
[00:19:47] infrastructure, and this is where we have to take care that
[00:19:51] once we get new comers on board, they will make us
[00:19:54] stronger and not
[00:19:56] weaker.
[00:20:05] Pope Francis will undergo surgery to
[00:20:08] remove a nodule on his lung discovered in an early stage during
[00:20:12] a regular medical examination. The Vatican announced that the
[00:20:15] 71-year-old head of the Catholic Church will be operated on at
[00:20:19] Rome's Gemelli hospital, where he is expected to recover for about
[00:20:23] seven days. Despite the planned procedure, the Pope retains full
[00:20:26] governing authority in the Vatican, while it has not yet been officially confirmed whether
[00:20:30] the operation will affect his major tour of South America
[00:20:33] scheduled for November. This is the first major health challenge for the Pope.
[00:20:37] Since the beginning of his
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[00:20:47] American professors Robert Hall and Woodford are the winners of
[00:20:50] this year's Nobel Prize in Economics.
[00:20:54] The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences awarded them the recognition in
[00:20:57] Stockholm for the development of new macroeconomic models
[00:21:00] that mitigate economic crises. Their research
[00:21:04] laid the macroeconomic foundations of modern monetary
[00:21:07] policy, enabling central banks and governments around
[00:21:10] the world to more effectively manage inflation and stabilize
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[00:21:15] shocks.
[00:21:20] has stressed that uh the understanding of the
[00:21:24] people who are in the markets and making decisions about
[00:21:27] spending and and and so on um
[00:21:31] that their expectations and their understanding of what
[00:21:34] policy is likely to be like in the future are actually crucial
[00:21:38] to the effects of policy and so uh creating a
[00:21:41] framework that allows governments to
[00:21:45] talk um to the public about what they're doing I think is
[00:21:48] also um is
[00:21:52] the key goals of uh trying to
[00:21:55] develop an analytical framework was not simply to use it on
[00:21:58] people, but to also talk to people
[00:22:02] about why the things that are being done are being
[00:22:05] done.
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[00:23:15] every other day we have to bed up the castle with fresh
[00:23:18] straw so that's
[00:23:20] on with diesel far from the forect, the rising
[00:23:24] cost of diesel is also being felt in this field in North
[00:23:28] Wilture, much of the food we consume
[00:23:31] depends on diesel, the beef at this farm goes to
[00:23:34] M&S, but the cost of producing it is skyrocketing.
[00:23:38] It's terrifying actually, because you're looking at the
[00:23:41] saying, it's becoming unaffordable, but will the diesel stocks
[00:23:45] dry up, what happens if they dry up, we've only got a certain amount of
[00:23:49] diesel that we can. here at the farm, how much can you stock
[00:23:52] pile? how long will this go on for? without
[00:23:55] diesel we we really wouldn't be able to to
[00:23:58] feed our cattle, let alone feed the
[00:24:01] people,
[00:24:03] and before farm even reaches fork, the beef liz
[00:24:06] produces has got to get
[00:24:08] there.
[00:24:11] allage firms are some of the biggest consumers of diesel with
[00:24:14] costs nearly doubling since the start of the year. it's really
[00:24:18] hard because you get people ringing. up and they say, oh, can you give me a coat
[00:24:22] to um, take a delivery from one place
[00:24:25] to another? you ask the details and things like that, and they say,
[00:24:29] how much? you try and pass it to the customer just a little bit,
[00:24:33] but you don't want to end up losing the custom. this is just literally like the
[00:24:37] last nail in the coffin really of everything else that
[00:24:41] a haulish companyies got to deal with, and now we're having
[00:24:44] to deal with the price of the fuel. exclusive
[00:24:47] analysis given to sky news shows that the rise in the cost. of diesel
[00:24:50] is adding 35 million pounds a week to
[00:24:54] Howeer's fuel bills in the UK. The cost of running a
[00:24:57] long distance Lorry has gone up by more than £9,000
[00:25:00] year and data shows electric trucks are still
[00:25:04] rare. 97% of new lorries registered
[00:25:08] last year were diesel.
[00:25:11] All this ultimately means the price we pay at the
[00:25:14] supermarket goes up. So how long will all this
[00:25:17] go on for? Well, the 100 million extra... barrels of oil and diesel
[00:25:21] announced on Friday is welcome news, but there are questions over how
[00:25:24] long it will take to have an impact on the four court, and also
[00:25:28] how long those fresh reserves will actually last?
[00:25:32] so this release, which is approximately about
[00:25:36] 17% of of of the overall reserves which is
[00:25:39] located mainly in France and Germany,
[00:25:43] um, would probably buy you time for 10 days and
[00:25:46] assuming that the entire reserves are being released, it's a tempomp
[00:25:50] measure, it will have some impact on prices, but it does not
[00:25:54] address the fundamental challenges, which is the
[00:25:58] shortage is coming from two live conflicts, one in
[00:26:01] Europe and the other one in the middle
[00:26:03] east.
[00:26:06] those conflicts have led to the geopolitical tussel over
[00:26:10] diesel this week. the impact on us and the
[00:26:13] supply chains we rely on could still be
[00:26:16] felt for some time to come. dam is sky news
[00:26:20] in wiltsher.
[00:26:31] ruined villages, burnt-out cars on the side of the road and damaged
[00:26:34] anti-drone nets, we are approaching the positions of the artillerymen, they
[00:26:38] set off at dusk so as not to become a target for Russian
[00:26:41] drones.
[00:26:45] In the dugouts, the guys have a large MLRS system hidden, a Czech
[00:26:49] Vampire, from which the soldiers have been destroying the occupiers around
[00:26:52] Avdiivka for more than a year. We could afford to drive a kilometer from
[00:26:56] the front with 40 pieces and quietly
[00:27:00] leave. My crew fired four
[00:27:03] packages in one day, and that was a small record for us, but
[00:27:07] now, due to the abundance of drones, it is too risky to drive a large vehicle,
[00:27:11] it immediately becomes a target for the enemy, so the Vampire works
[00:27:14] exclusively during Russian assaults, when columns are moving,
[00:27:18] mechanized assaults are happening, when there is a question,
[00:27:21] for example, of infantry concentrations,
[00:27:25] there is data that in this square there is a command
[00:27:29] center, ammunition depots. They arrive
[00:27:34] in a bunch,
[00:27:38] and then they disperse. Instead, for daily work, partisans are increasingly
[00:27:42] used, also known as Banderomobil, also known as Trident, the
[00:27:46] fighters say, three pipes,
[00:27:48] Trident, by the way, patriotically and quite
[00:27:52] melodiously with this machine, many
[00:27:55] times smaller than a standard multiple rocket launcher, it also does
[00:27:59] not go out into open terrain, as before, hidden... from
[00:28:02] the forest belt, the guys have been working with the partisan for a little more than half a year, they are
[00:28:06] satisfied with its work, this is finding UAV
[00:28:10] crews, which we work on antennas, on the type of
[00:28:13] bunkers themselves, well, and some small transport
[00:28:16] vehicles that are hidden somewhere in
[00:28:19] the plantings. Each rocket weighs more than 60
[00:28:22] kg, despite such weight, they load the partisan in
[00:28:25] a matter of minutes. This MLRS weighs plus or minus 62
[00:28:29] kg, so this is a bit under artillery.
[00:28:32] This is the life of our infantry. Gunner Leshey, a former
[00:28:36] infantryman, knows firsthand how even three shots can
[00:28:39] drastically change the situation at zero. When you're sitting, you're constantly
[00:28:43] being shelled. And 24/7
[00:28:46] it works from our side no matter what,
[00:28:49] what artillery, well, in our sector
[00:28:53] even S60s, when
[00:28:56] they were working, they fell silent. This is a very ancient
[00:28:59] system, it's an anti-aircraft one. The task of
[00:29:02] the partisan this morning is not to destroy, but to cover. He
[00:29:06] will work on the positions of enemy drones. During this time, our
[00:29:09] fighters will be able to rotate on the front line. Our guys go out
[00:29:13] to positions, and we work
[00:29:17] on the FPV launch
[00:29:20] points.
[00:29:23] Clarification of coordinates, adjustment and pencils, that's
[00:29:26] what the defenders call the rockets from the Partisan as they fly at the
[00:29:29] occupiers.
[00:29:34] Aerial reconnaissance reports, three shots hit the target area,
[00:29:38] which means that the point and the Russian equipment are damaged, while
[00:29:41] the invaders were hiding, our soldiers were able to break through to
[00:29:45] their positions. Daria Nazarova, Andriy Khupovka, Zaporizhzhia
[00:29:48] TSN, 1+1, Marathon, united news.
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