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[00:00:00] president at this
[00:00:00] African moment is
[00:00:03] that none of these attacks have led
[00:00:06] to what he was talking about, that they were wiped off the face
[00:00:10] of the earth, that they were destroyed, that they cannot defend themselves, that they cannot attack and so on
[00:00:13] and so forth, they still have, uh,
[00:00:17] considerable supplies, certain things, as we learned from
[00:00:20] intelligence data, reports from our colleagues at the global
[00:00:23] level have already uh replenished supplies,
[00:00:27] they produced them in their own production, I already said.
[00:00:30] "I mean, in our Zagreb program and our Sarajevo program countless
[00:00:34] times that, for example, Shahed 136
[00:00:37] drones that Russia uses in Ukraine, today
[00:00:40] are simply transferred across the border from Russia
[00:00:44] from factories that have mm
[00:00:47] license for production are given
[00:00:50] to these Iranians, the Iranians continue to use them normally,
[00:00:53] we saw in the Gulf region that the Iranians mostly used
[00:00:57] drones for attacks, meaning they did not use
[00:01:00] conventional weapons, you are also absolutely
[00:01:03] right when you say that the American economy will be threatened,
[00:01:07] yes, it will be threatened and it will be severely threatened and enormous
[00:01:11] financial resources will have to be invested, especially
[00:01:14] from the Pentagon's budget, I will remind you
[00:01:18] that currently in Congress a new military
[00:01:22] budget is being discussed that should amount to more than 1.8
[00:01:26] trillion US dollars or more than 1,800
[00:01:30] hundred billion US dollars that the Pentagon is currently
[00:01:33] asking from Congress to
[00:01:37] outline it, of course, then the question will be raised among
[00:01:40] Americans, especially among voters who will vote in November this
[00:01:44] year in the congressional elections, well, why are we spending so much
[00:01:48] money when Trump promised us that we would no longer
[00:01:50] wage endless wars, that we would not
[00:01:54] participate in what is happening in the Middle East, so this whole
[00:01:57] situation simply causes... enormous damage and
[00:02:01] one of the elements that are connected, uh,
[00:02:05] indirectly, or rather directly with what is
[00:02:08] happening in the Middle East is the price of oil at
[00:02:11] American gas stations, not on the global market, but at
[00:02:14] American gas stations, where Americans now say, well, we didn't vote for this,
[00:02:18] we voted for a barrel to be below $2, now
[00:02:22] the barrel is, mm, $4.50, actually a gallon
[00:02:26] to be below $2,
[00:02:29] now it is... $4 55 cents
[00:02:32] on average, so Americans on their
[00:02:35] wallets feel this whole
[00:02:38] uh gambling adventure that Trump
[00:02:42] entered, for which he claimed it would end very quickly, just as he
[00:02:45] said that the war in Ukraine would end in 24 hours, well, it's not
[00:02:49] that this war that he started ended so quickly
[00:02:54] Automobiliona, Fridays on as he said others would end, so the question arises
[00:02:56] how he will... be, let's
[00:03:00] say, punished in the US itself, we now have
[00:03:03] the past two
[00:03:07] days this first round of elections
[00:03:10] for Congress, these primaries have been held, we have already
[00:03:13] seen some unexpected
[00:03:16] victories and successes of some Democratic
[00:03:20] candidates, and if we now take into account this whole
[00:03:23] story in which we talk about the American attack
[00:03:27] and aggression against Iran that went hand in hand with... with Israel, there is also
[00:03:31] an interesting question of AIPAC, that is, this
[00:03:34] American-Israeli association that
[00:03:37] invested
[00:03:38] including millions, 60 million in one
[00:03:41] case of sponsoring to go against the candidates of these
[00:03:45] who now seem to have succeeded in
[00:03:48] winning the elections, what does that
[00:03:51] tell us about some divisions in American
[00:03:55] society, that is, perhaps is this the punishment of these
[00:03:58] American policies?
[00:04:01] Yes, what you are talking about when it comes to Democrats, there is
[00:04:05] a very interesting Michigan where AIPAC
[00:04:07] invested enormous financial resources, a total of
[00:04:11] 60 million was spent in the fight against Abdel El
[00:04:14] Sayed, 30 million, 30 million was invested by AIPAC
[00:04:18] itself, which is very interesting, one
[00:04:22] primary election, meaning it is purely within the Democrats to
[00:04:25] choose who their candidate will be, it is not even the main elections that
[00:04:29] follow in November. An enormous amount of money was spent,
[00:04:33] and that is precisely the fight that is being waged, as I would say,
[00:04:37] with uh
[00:04:40] Democrats regarding their internal, so to
[00:04:43] speak, organization, because these progressive candidates like Alexandria
[00:04:47] Ocasio-Cortez are now coming more and more
[00:04:50] onto the scene, and if voters follow
[00:04:54] them, we see that Abdul Alsaid won in
[00:04:57] Michigan against someone who was a candidate. Kinja establishment, then
[00:05:01] that means there will be punishments for both
[00:05:04] for Gaza, and for what is happening now in the Middle
[00:05:08] East, in Trump's case if he loses
[00:05:11] one of the two houses of the American Congress, that means investigations will begin,
[00:05:15] questions will be asked,
[00:05:18] that two years of his term
[00:05:21] will practically pass in that Democrats
[00:05:23] 24/7 will have the opportunity to
[00:05:27] constantly investigate everything he did and all the moves
[00:05:31] he made and that will create huge problems for him and
[00:05:34] his administration, if by chance, Alsaid's
[00:05:38] victory in these primaries says that there is a possibility that
[00:05:41] he will become the first Muslim senator in
[00:05:44] the United States in the history of the United States, then that could
[00:05:48] mean that he will lose both houses of the American Congress, and only then
[00:05:51] will he be in trouble, because then he will be what
[00:05:55] Americans call a Lame Duck President, meaning a president
[00:05:58] who can do absolutely nothing, because Democrats
[00:06:01] will not allow him to even approve
[00:06:05] a congratulatory letter, to express it colloquially, that
[00:06:08] he wants to send a congratulatory letter to someone and he needs congressional approval.
[00:06:12] That's why Democrats will not mm this
[00:06:15] approve, they will simply block him in everything and everything
[00:06:18] he promised Americans and the voters who
[00:06:21] supported him, that will fall in
[00:06:25] Congress, similarly, I must
[00:06:28] say that people who voted for him in the last
[00:06:31] elections simply say: we were deeply
[00:06:35] disappointed and we made a huge mistake voting
[00:06:38] for him at this moment, or rather in the elections when
[00:06:41] he won. he was in the presidential elections, and now a
[00:06:44] part of that whole, let's say, scene, the MAGA
[00:06:47] scene of those who heavily
[00:06:51] supported Trump's rhetoric and
[00:06:54] politics, for example, Tucker Carlson, our colleague, is now
[00:06:58] completely changing the narrative, so a lot is
[00:07:01] happening, do you think this war against Iran and
[00:07:05] actually Israel's pulling Washington
[00:07:09] into this whole story with all these
[00:07:12] repercussions that you pointed out, is this
[00:07:16] perhaps that one, one, one, one moment
[00:07:19] that can truly punish him, because
[00:07:23] because people are now, you mentioned people who voted, we
[00:07:26] also have people who financed his campaign who are no longer all that
[00:07:30] enthusiastic about what Trump's administration
[00:07:34] is doing, on the other hand, it is evident that
[00:07:37] the results of this action can actually
[00:07:40] harm the US the most.
[00:07:44] Yes, you are completely right, uh, although
[00:07:47] when it comes to Tucker Carlson, a certain group of people who come from that
[00:07:51] MAGA sector, I would not always take it
[00:07:53] entirely uh, as Americans say,
[00:07:57] face value, I would not take everything they say with complete
[00:08:01] sincerity and I would not believe them completely, but it shows
[00:08:04] certain trends that they have started to wash their hands of him
[00:08:08] and sprinkle ashes on their heads because of everything they... did, but something that is
[00:08:11] very interesting, Maggie Haberman, who recently
[00:08:14] wrote with Jonathan Swan a book called Regime Change,
[00:08:18] regime change, which describes the first year
[00:08:22] of Trump's mandate and what happened at the beginning
[00:08:25] of, um, this war with
[00:08:29] Iran, says that the moment
[00:08:32] Benjamin Netanyahu came to the White House in the situation
[00:08:36] room, and when he presented, uh,
[00:08:40] the idea of how... to go into this
[00:08:43] war, the head of the CIA, the head of the State Department,
[00:08:46] mm, numerous other advisors,
[00:08:51] military
[00:08:53] segments from the Pentagon simply said, no, what he is
[00:08:57] presenting to you, this idea that he is presenting to you, this will not work,
[00:09:00] this will not go well, however, Trump, for some reason, decided to go with
[00:09:04] Benjamin Netanyahu's idea and he went into all of this into
[00:09:08] what he went into and now we have the whole situation we have.
[00:09:12] "Mhm, what can
[00:09:14] happen,
[00:09:17] finish, finish, I had a comment, never mind, just finish, what can happen, you
[00:09:21] said, what can happen is
[00:09:24] that even those who
[00:09:27] were sure within the Republican Party,
[00:09:31] candidates he supported, but also candidates he didn't support
[00:09:35] will lose the elections precisely because of what
[00:09:38] Carlson and others are saying who have now started to wash their
[00:09:42] hands of him, and then the situation will be much much tougher for Republicans than they
[00:09:46] expect at this moment, even in those federal
[00:09:50] states that were not red
[00:09:52] but ultra-red to now turn into
[00:09:55] purple or blue, meaning to pass into the hands
[00:09:58] of Democrats. Esmir,
[00:10:01] while we were talking, footage from
[00:10:04] Gaza was playing, the example is, or rather, the ceasefire
[00:10:08] has been in effect since October of last year, however...
[00:10:12] Israel has broken that ceasefire dozens
[00:10:15] and hundreds of times and violated agreements,
[00:10:18] in recent days we have also witnessed new
[00:10:22] attacks, new civilian casualties,
[00:10:25] renewed targeting of tent settlements,
[00:10:27] refugee camps, a war that has been going on for
[00:10:31] three and a half years, what I'm
[00:10:35] what I'm wondering,
[00:10:38] pardon, three, not three years, I, I said
[00:10:41] it wrong, two and a half years, what I'm
[00:10:45] wondering,
[00:10:48] uh, can this agreement with Iran, since the war with
[00:10:51] Iran is certainly part of this broader story into which...
[00:10:55] yes, which in a way started with the war against Gaza, all those
[00:10:59] conflicts in the Middle East that arose from it, especially
[00:11:02] if we take into account that Iran, Hamas, Hezbollah,
[00:11:06] then the Houthis in Yemen are part of that axis of
[00:11:08] resistance, do you think that, whatever the
[00:11:12] outcome of this war against Iran may be,
[00:11:15] space will be found to somehow
[00:11:18] regulate the situation in Gaza, and then in Lebanon, let's not
[00:11:22] forget that part either.
[00:11:25] "Lebanon is another uh thing, Lebanon
[00:11:29] will be a little harder to resolve when it comes to
[00:11:32] Gaza. Gaza is at this moment a victim of
[00:11:35] internal politics in Israel and the struggle
[00:11:39] uh for supremacy between Netanyahu and his
[00:11:43] right-wing coalition and the opposition. Elections are
[00:11:45] on October 27th. Um, in those elections
[00:11:49] Benjamin Netanyahu is seeking to
[00:11:51] politically survive, on the other side..." uh
[00:11:55] we are waiting to see what the opposition will do, because, for example, Gadi
[00:11:58] Eisenkot, a former general, former chief of staff who
[00:12:02] leads the opposition, or rather the strongest bloc in the opposition,
[00:12:06] seems to be sending some messages that he might be willing to discuss
[00:12:10] a certain solution, however, we heard
[00:12:13] Bennett, Naftali Bennett, the former prime minister or co-prime minister, however
[00:12:17] you want to call him, who uh said a few days ago, there's no
[00:12:20] chance of a two-state solution, meaning that a Palestinian
[00:12:24] state will be established in the Middle East, so we now have
[00:12:27] a situation in which, simply,
[00:12:30] Gaza will remain unresolved for a long time, and what
[00:12:34] I have already said and will repeat once again, two
[00:12:37] people, Witkov and Kushner uh cannot solve
[00:12:41] uh three, four, five mm crises that
[00:12:45] we currently have and they cannot negotiate all of that and know what is happening and
[00:12:49] solve all of that, Richard Holbrooke would not have succeeded, let alone these two who do not come
[00:12:53] from diplomacy at all. "If we could clone the late
[00:12:56] Holbrooke now and make five copies, that would be
[00:13:00] enough to solve all these several
[00:13:04] crises or uh this, to raise someone
[00:13:08] else from the old diplomats who could solve it, but when it comes
[00:13:11] to Gaza, it seems to me that they have no idea how to do it, because now
[00:13:15] we see that even that stabilization force has not
[00:13:18] been formed, some alleged pilot project is starting
[00:13:22] which should be the basis for something that could..."
[00:13:25] be done, this whole story about disarming Hamas is
[00:13:28] completely mm interesting, because they, for example, say,
[00:13:32] we will not disarm, but we will, um, I don't know, leave
[00:13:36] weapons somewhere aside, that practically means, let's put it somewhere in
[00:13:39] a container, and if we accidentally need it, we'll take it. We also
[00:13:43] heard that Muhammad Ahlan, who was the former head
[00:13:47] of security in Gaza until 2011, who
[00:13:49] left uh those areas and
[00:13:52] lives
[00:13:56] close contacts with Sheikhyan with
[00:13:59] Aleksandar Vučić who said that Hamas will turn
[00:14:03] into a political organization, that is equal to
[00:14:06] Hezbollah, where you have a political party that has
[00:14:09] an armed wing, precisely because of that I say that Lebanon will be difficult
[00:14:13] to resolve, but Hamas is already a political organization and
[00:14:16] in power, well, yes, but now it would become
[00:14:20] even stronger or perhaps more structured than it was, because until
[00:14:23] now it was more that they were mm
[00:14:26] a militant organization with a political wing, and now they would
[00:14:30] be a political organization with
[00:14:33] a military wing, something like the IRA in Northern
[00:14:36] Ireland or Hezbollah in Lebanon, and precisely because of that
[00:14:40] I say Lebanon will be harder to resolve because the Lebanese state is not
[00:14:43] strong enough, the army is not strong enough to deal with mm
[00:14:47] Hezbollah and because of the internal political
[00:14:51] arrangement, Hezbollah is important to them in a political sense, so...
[00:14:55] "There are many elements that intertwine
[00:14:58] one over the other, so there will be many things that will be difficult
[00:15:02] to resolve, and Trump here absolutely does not use those
[00:15:05] classic negotiation uh principles and models that were
[00:15:09] once used, but tries to resolve such
[00:15:13] complex matters through threats, social media posts, and
[00:15:16] so on, which ultimately ends up like it
[00:15:20] ended with Ukraine, with Gaza, and with everything else.
[00:15:23] So, to conclude, Esme, in recent days,
[00:15:27] last week, Ceuta, this
[00:15:30] whole situation, Morocco, Spain, so this
[00:15:34] Spanish territory on the
[00:15:38] continent, where tens of thousands of
[00:15:41] migrants from Morocco landed, they were
[00:15:44] mostly sent back, it seems there are still mm
[00:15:48] 1,000 minors, people,
[00:15:51] how many 2,500 people with some
[00:15:54] 800 minors, well, then I have we have at
[00:15:58] 100, okay, those are those numbers, but what interests me, I'm more interested in this
[00:16:02] geopolitical aspect of this whole story.
[00:16:05] In recent days, opinions and comments and even
[00:16:09] analyses have emerged
[00:16:12] that this is something that could
[00:16:15] have been orchestrated, that this is something that could have
[00:16:19] been uh
[00:16:23] part of a strategy of destabilizing Spain,
[00:16:26] raising some issues within the
[00:16:30] European Union, some blame um
[00:16:33] Israel and the United States, let's remember, it was Donald Trump
[00:16:37] who threatened Spain, m,
[00:16:40] partly because of Spain's refusal to use their
[00:16:44] territory and American bases there for attacks on Iran, and on the
[00:16:47] other hand, we know that Spain is perhaps the loudest European
[00:16:50] and one of the main countries in the world that opposes
[00:16:54] Israeli policy and wars, primarily against
[00:16:57] Gaza?
[00:16:59] Is there a possibility that this was a hybrid action of some hybrid
[00:17:03] activity, yes, there is, Iranians, Israelis,
[00:17:07] Americans and anyone else currently on the geopolitical scene could
[00:17:10] have been involved, however, what is interesting
[00:17:13] to me, in the European political
[00:17:16] space, the first ones to come forward to
[00:17:20] criticize Sanchez and Sanchez's policy were
[00:17:23] people who expect elections
[00:17:26] next year, Giorgia Meloni in Italy, AFD in
[00:17:30] Germany, Le Pen and Bardella in
[00:17:32] France, practically they want to use this story
[00:17:36] to raise tensions to
[00:17:39] scare people and say look, we still have an influx
[00:17:43] of migrants and only we can protect you from this
[00:17:47] migrant influx, for example, Giorgia Meloni came to
[00:17:50] a situation where she said we should suspend Schengen, we should
[00:17:54] ban Spain this or
[00:17:57] that, no one reminded that Giorgia
[00:18:00] Meloni had the idea to move migrants from
[00:18:03] Italy to Albania, to give them to Edi Rama
[00:18:07] so that Edi Rama deals with them until they get a court
[00:18:10] decision on what to do with these migrants on the other
[00:18:12] hand, we have this
[00:18:16] stirring up against Sanchez because, of course, they
[00:18:19] hope that uh now
[00:18:22] either PP Feijóo will come to power or
[00:18:26] some combination of Feijóo and Vox will come to power, so then the far right
[00:18:29] would be in power in Spain, which would suit them better at this uh
[00:18:33] moment because it was completely insane the claim that came from
[00:18:37] Giorgia Meloni and others that they attacked the
[00:18:41] European uh continent, none of these
[00:18:44] migrants crossed into Spain, all remained on the territory
[00:18:48] of Africa and as you yourself said, all were returned to Morocco, so this
[00:18:52] was more of a political, so to speak, game instead
[00:18:55] of concern for those people and for Europeans living
[00:18:59] within the European Union, this will probably
[00:19:02] be used in the coming period, did Trump try to do something
[00:19:05] against Sanchez?
[00:19:08] I wouldn't be surprised if he actually did, because
[00:19:12] we saw in Ankara that he was breathing fire
[00:19:15] against Sanchez even before that, at the NATO summit and
[00:19:19] before that, so possibilities
[00:19:22] for everything exist, although I think this was a bit
[00:19:26] of a combination of that Sanchez's
[00:19:30] law on legalizing migrants and
[00:19:34] some campaign that was run on social
[00:19:37] media for people to try to cross there,
[00:19:41] traffickers tried to sell this
[00:19:44] as a good idea, however, that program was long
[00:19:47] over, so there's nothing to it and many realized,
[00:19:51] okay, we've been tricked and well, let's go back, what can
[00:19:54] we do now, Sanchez of course has his own problems
[00:19:57] within the party and society and everything else, but he's
[00:20:01] also going to elections so we'll see how everything plays out in the end,
[00:20:05] Esmir. Thank you very much for this extensive conversation and
[00:20:08] analysis, mm, we will certainly hear from you and see you again,
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[00:23:27] awaits us until the end of this week?
[00:23:31] We are still under the influence
[00:23:34] of high pressure ridge of
[00:23:37] the Azores anticyclone, however, a larger amount
[00:23:40] of unstable air has penetrated over
[00:23:43] the European mainland and is located north of
[00:23:46] the Alpine barrier. That unstable air... in
[00:23:50] the jet stream mostly passes north of the Alps
[00:23:54] over the Alpine barrier we have strong development of daily
[00:23:57] cloudiness, cumulonimbus, major storms
[00:24:01] are expected further north, meaning over
[00:24:04] Slovakia, over the Czech Republic, part of Hungary
[00:24:08] towards the Carpathians. Here, there will be
[00:24:12] less cloudiness, mainly in the northwestern
[00:24:15] interior and on the northern Adriatic
[00:24:19] due to... the passage of that weakened cold
[00:24:22] front. The heatwave continues in the south of Dalmatia
[00:24:26] in the east, in Slavonia, Baranja, and
[00:24:29] Srijem. So the morning temperatures
[00:24:33] will also remain high in the interior,
[00:24:36] a warm night, with temperatures
[00:24:40] above 20°C, only
[00:24:42] in mountainous areas below 20, on
[00:24:46] the Adriatic temperatures continue to rise.
[00:24:50] This warm night will see temperatures from 23 to
[00:24:53] 25°C, with a light bora wind and
[00:24:57] its Foehn effect, temperatures can reach
[00:25:00] up to 27°C in places.
[00:25:04] Highest daily temperatures in northwestern parts
[00:25:08] of the interior will be slightly lower due to the penetration we
[00:25:12] expect tomorrow, temperatures there will be around
[00:25:16] 31-30°C
[00:25:19] on the Adriatic. In the east, the heatwave will continue
[00:25:22] with temperatures from 37 and even
[00:25:25] up to 38°C
[00:25:27] in the far
[00:25:30] northeast in Slavonia and
[00:25:33] Baranja. Further development of the weather
[00:25:36] situation is under the influence of a cold
[00:25:39] air mass that will descend, however
[00:25:43] it will mostly descend behind
[00:25:45] the Carpathians, so here again... We will see
[00:25:49] a rise in air temperature, a new
[00:25:52] influx of warm air from Africa and
[00:25:56] the Mediterranean, so this short
[00:25:59] episode of colder weather will
[00:26:02] only last a few days, as we can see
[00:26:06] from the temperature graph,
[00:26:08] from Thursday, a little, a little bit
[00:26:12] air temperature drops, so that from Monday,
[00:26:15] air temperatures will return to
[00:26:18] high values above
[00:26:21] 30°C.
[00:26:25] An interesting phenomenon is thunderstorms and
[00:26:28] showers that will be mostly on Saturday
[00:26:31] in five, inland
[00:26:35] and partly on the northern Adriatic,
[00:26:38] mostly Istria and Gorski Kotar and a little
[00:26:42] bit on Kvarner, on the Adriatic air temperatures
[00:26:46] also dropping slightly to
[00:26:48] 33°C,
[00:26:51] while nights will remain warm.
[00:26:55] In short, we can expect
[00:26:58] with sea temperatures from 25
[00:27:01] to 20. 7° that on the Adriatic there will be warm
[00:27:05] and hot nights further
[00:27:09] in the next period, and when
[00:27:11] we look at the end of the week and for
[00:27:15] the weekend, inland partly cloudy, rare
[00:27:19] showers with thunderstorms, on the
[00:27:21] northern Adriatic there will be a short pura,
[00:27:25] on the southern jugo
[00:27:27] will continue to remain on the southern Adriatic warm and hot
[00:27:31] weather. Beware, the ultraviolet
[00:27:34] index is high and very high, so do not
[00:27:37] stay in the sun during the greatest
[00:27:41] midday heat, you can read more about the weather
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