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[00:00:00] but it insists that they have nothing to do with the
[00:00:02] of United States, is the Iran genuinely refusing direct engagement with the US
[00:00:06] or is Omand
[00:00:08] of quitely calling messages between both the sides? also Iran says an agreement with
[00:00:12] Oman would not automatically reopen Hormus and that US violations
[00:00:16] must first end. What specific American action would Tehran need
[00:00:20] to see before it
[00:00:20] of allows normal shipping to resume in this
[00:00:23] of area? well what the Iranians i'm
[00:00:26] assuming would need to see is for the United States
[00:00:31] to honor the
[00:00:32] of contracts of that they sign, and as I mentioned earlier, they're not
[00:00:36] very good at that, obviously they cancelled the JCPO, and
[00:00:40] now they entered very hardly,
[00:00:43] of in a very, very hurried matter, they entered into an
[00:00:45] of mou back in June 17th, and one
[00:00:49] of the articles, I think is article number four or number five,
[00:00:52] does talk about Iran having some
[00:00:55] of sense of control or being allowed to charge some sort
[00:01:02] in of of in a fee that the... other guest just mentioned also for environmental, for pilotage and so on so on and so
[00:01:05] forth services, so in
[00:01:07] of that aspect, Iran uh for all
[00:01:10] intents and
[00:01:11] of purposes, not approving what it does domestically, but internationally,
[00:01:15] it
[00:01:16] of appears that it is following with what the negotiations led to,
[00:01:20] which is the islam about mou. going back to whether or not
[00:01:24] oman
[00:01:24] of is playing
[00:01:26] of an active role in diplomacy or
[00:01:32] of of in indirect? diplomacy between Iran and the United States, I wouldn't be surprised if that were the case, because that was happening also
[00:01:36] in
[00:01:37] of secret during the
[00:01:38] of George W. Bush
[00:01:40] in of administration and Mahmoud Ahmedi Nijad administration
[00:01:44] several years ago, so in that aspect,
[00:01:48] Oman, I'm assuming is doing that, and at the same
[00:01:51] time, United States because of
[00:01:55] its behavior and because
[00:01:57] of the way it supports the state of Israel, cannot be
[00:02:01] an ultimate partner for Iran, those people who
[00:02:04] are uh basically
[00:02:06] of doing the negotiation
[00:02:08] of on the Iranian part know that, so they have to be very quiet, very,
[00:02:11] very careful about this, and that's why you don't see an
[00:02:15] advertisement that we are dealing with the United States again. One
[00:02:19] of the things, before I finish, one
[00:02:20] of the things that Khamenei mentioned time and
[00:02:24] again, and it has proven historically to be true, is that
[00:02:27] he uh warned everyone that have to be very careful how they
[00:02:31] deal with the United States, because the
[00:02:33] of United States essentially doesn't
[00:02:35] of respect its own signature when it's a piece of
[00:02:39] paper, let alone
[00:02:41] of ideologically, it's a colonial power that wants to bring the whole Middle East
[00:02:45] under is control and the Iranian revolution in essence in
[00:02:49] 1979 stands to make sure that that doesn't
[00:02:52] happen,
[00:02:53] in so we are truly again in a historic
[00:02:56] period where by huge miscalculation
[00:03:00] United States
[00:03:01] of and Israel on February 28th by attacking
[00:03:04] Iran and
[00:03:06] of by seeing the kind of defense that Iran has, as we say the cat
[00:03:10] is out
[00:03:11] of the bag and putting that genie in the bottle, it's going to be extremely different,
[00:03:14] so United States might have to come up with some
[00:03:18] sort of a unbelievable reality
[00:03:22] that it needs to face and that is accepting Iran as a
[00:03:26] local superpower that has proven. to
[00:03:30] be able to be quite violent against
[00:03:32] of his own neighbors to realities that need to be face and the genie that
[00:03:36] is out the bottle, these
[00:04:00] Seven years after India's illegal actions of August 5,
[00:04:03] 2019, the Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir
[00:04:07] remains under military
[00:04:08] of siege. of New Delhi may have scrapped articles 370 and 35A, but it cannot
[00:04:12] eraise Kashmiri identity, nor can it extinguish the right to self
[00:04:16] of determination. Pakistan stands firmly with the Kashmiris on the other side
[00:04:19] of the border, and the world must finally move beyond empty statements and whole
[00:04:23] India accountable as far as this is concerned. To
[00:04:41] Sir, seven years after India revoked articles 370 and
[00:04:45] of 35A, why has the international community failed to confront an
[00:04:49] action that has
[00:04:50] of violated united nations resolutions and has attempted to change the status
[00:04:54] of of a disputed
[00:04:55] territory.
[00:05:07] for having me, and you'll have to keep in mind
[00:05:10] that
[00:05:11] of the issue of Jammu. Kashmir was to be resolved back in the 1950s
[00:05:15] when the United Nations Security Council mandated a
[00:05:18] plebiscite to be held under the supervision the United Nations
[00:05:22] and from that point till August the 5th 2019 there has
[00:05:26] been no action, no meaningful action and the reason is
[00:05:30] not the international community, the reason is India's
[00:05:33] intrancigence and
[00:05:35] obduracy, the state of
[00:05:39] Pakistan was ready for a plebissit, so over the people of Jammu and Kashmir.
[00:05:43] and the United Nations at that time had made
[00:05:46] elaborate preparations, but India
[00:05:49] first included this this illegal
[00:05:53] article in its constitution in violation the United Nations Security
[00:05:57] Council Resolution, the article called article
[00:06:00] 370. It was hoaks, as matter of fact, it were, it
[00:06:04] gave some conditional autonomy to the
[00:06:08] state of Jammu and Kashmir, to the occupied part the Jammu and
[00:06:11] Kashmir. and then
[00:06:14] appointed a president and prime minister
[00:06:17] and gave separate constitution to the
[00:06:21] territory, but then it resorted to what you would call
[00:06:24] colonialism, naked colonialism or settle colonialism,
[00:06:28] and when this article 370
[00:06:32] was resinded in 2019 it was
[00:06:36] already empty shell,
[00:06:39] and all the powers the... assembly
[00:06:43] of Jammu and Kashmir had been
[00:06:46] robbed and the writ
[00:06:49] the the federation was complete there and therefore
[00:06:53] they dismantle the autonomous structure that was there semi
[00:06:57] autonomous or casai autonomous structure that was
[00:07:00] there, but your question is different, why
[00:07:04] has the international community failed to take notice as a matter fact if
[00:07:08] you would go back to 2019 there
[00:07:10] was ' ground swell of support for the
[00:07:14] people of Jammu and Kashmir, the international media at that
[00:07:17] time, supported the people of Jammu and
[00:07:21] Kashmir, also think tanks, human rights organizations, they called
[00:07:25] out India for its egregious violations of human rights
[00:07:29] and international law, and
[00:07:32] everybody was surprised by this step that
[00:07:36] India had taken by occupying the already
[00:07:40] occupied territory and setting in
[00:07:43] motion pervasive lockdown
[00:07:46] and the media black out and then people were almost
[00:07:50] starved to death, there were enforced
[00:07:52] disappearances, young men and women,
[00:07:56] particularly young men and boys in their
[00:08:00] teams were imprisoned and sent to the most
[00:08:03] notorious prison houses in India in different parts
[00:08:07] of India, so
[00:08:11] but at that time I call that Pakistan had taken up this
[00:08:14] issue at the security council and there was
[00:08:17] support for Pakistan stance and there was
[00:08:21] concern that this move by India could
[00:08:25] prove to be catastrophic because Pakistan and India to
[00:08:29] nuclear weapon states and any war, any clash between them could
[00:08:33] escalate to the nuclear level. At that time China stood by
[00:08:36] Pakistan and then of course I mean the other
[00:08:40] veto wielding powers particularly the United States.
[00:08:43] "United Kingdom and France did not support any
[00:08:47] action on the reference made by Pakistan because we wanted resolution or a
[00:08:51] statement coming out of Security Council
[00:08:54] deliberations. You must also remember that in
[00:08:57] 2019 President Trump before
[00:09:00] august 5 had offered mediation which was
[00:09:04] rejected by India Narendra Modi, prime minist of India rejected
[00:09:07] it, but even last year after Marky Huck
[00:09:11] and there were many..." rights violations which were committed by Indian forces
[00:09:15] immediately after the Pahelgam incident, they
[00:09:18] incarcerated many young men, they demolished
[00:09:22] their businesses, their houses
[00:09:24] and so there was
[00:09:28] again this draconian
[00:09:32] actions that were
[00:09:34] taken, and what I'm pointing out
[00:09:38] here is that in October last year five
[00:09:42] special reporters comment into commented on
[00:09:46] those depredations and those actions illicit actions taken by India, they said that
[00:09:50] they were in violation of international law, international humanitarian
[00:09:53] law, and they designated them as crimes, crimes against
[00:09:57] humanity, all those incarcerations, torture and
[00:10:01] killings, but they said something more profound, and I
[00:10:05] want to share it with you, they said that India's
[00:10:08] allegation that Pakistan was involved in
[00:10:13] in the balkam incident were not
[00:10:15] table and it also said
[00:10:19] that India's decision to attack
[00:10:21] Pakistan on the sixth of... of may
[00:10:25] or the night of 6th and 7th May was also illegal,
[00:10:29] illicit, because India could not hide itself
[00:10:33] behind its it's reasoning or argument that it was
[00:10:37] doing so in self
[00:10:40] defense, because if it was self defense it would have invoked
[00:10:44] article 51 the charter and would have intimated the
[00:10:48] United Nations Security Council about his intent to attack
[00:10:51] Pakistan, so I would say... that these are
[00:10:55] two indictments against India given by United Nations
[00:10:59] special reporteurs and they have not been widely
[00:11:02] circulated, but
[00:11:06] well the evidence is there, but masoud sah, what you trying to say is that th
[00:11:10] these reports have given the evidence as to where the situation is, as far
[00:11:14] as the Indian Hill Valley is concerned. now
[00:11:17] Masud Sab, India has issued domicsile rights to outsiders, it has
[00:11:21] facilitated land acquisition and has tried to weaken Kashmir. a
[00:11:25] muslim majority identity, could this demographic engineering eventually
[00:11:29] make a just settlement far more difficult for the people the occupied
[00:11:32] valley? you agenda the
[00:11:35] know is agenda the the BJP and Russia swayam sevak sang is
[00:11:39] to amalgamate the people of Jammu and
[00:11:43] Kashmir, occupied territory of Jammu and Kashmir and the
[00:11:47] territory itself in the Union Federation, they
[00:11:51] have so far failed to amalgamate artificially the...
[00:11:55] state into the federation, so this is
[00:11:59] backed by the Hindutva doctrine, they want
[00:12:02] saffronize the whole of India, in fact the whole the subcontinent,
[00:12:06] and they would not succeed because Kashmir has
[00:12:10] majority population is Muslims, you have
[00:12:13] 68% today, but in back in 1947 the
[00:12:17] population of Muslims ranged between
[00:12:20] 80 to 85%, so I think
[00:12:24] that... "this should not make the
[00:12:28] movement for the realization
[00:12:31] the right to self determination the people of Jammu and
[00:12:34] Kashmir kind
[00:12:37] of an unatenable
[00:12:41] objective, so I would say, I would argue
[00:12:44] that
[00:12:45] you know this is a forced union, this is an legal union, this is against
[00:12:49] the law of nature, had there been a
[00:12:52] natural complementarity between the people." of
[00:12:56] Jammu and Kashmir and India, then they would not deploy three
[00:13:00] cores and one million security
[00:13:03] forces in this territory, because they perceive it to be enemy
[00:13:07] territory, otherwise you do not concentrate
[00:13:10] such large
[00:13:14] large scale operative operational forces a
[00:13:18] territory like that. Let me also point out that you would
[00:13:22] recall that after Mark President Trump and his social
[00:13:25] post
[00:13:26] had suggested to
[00:13:30] India and Pakistan to meet on the issue of Jammu and Kashmir because everybody
[00:13:34] realized at that time that this was nuclear flash point not
[00:13:38] only for South Asia but for the entire world and then
[00:13:41] this secretary Rubio had suggested to Pakistan that Pakistan
[00:13:45] and India that they should meet in a third country Pakistan is ready for any form of
[00:13:49] diplomacy whether it is bilateral whether
[00:13:51] it is through third party mediation or whether it's
[00:13:55] is through the United Nations, the agency the United Nations or a group of
[00:13:59] countries, but I think that we must move to the negotiating table and
[00:14:03] must engage each other and the international community,
[00:14:06] extremely important sir, that is extremely important, any kind of process that could
[00:14:10] lead to the plebit in the Indian Hill Valley and the
[00:14:14] people finally deciding for themselves as to what they want in the Indian Hill Valley is what
[00:14:18] is extremely
[00:14:28] Gilani Sah, he is the President of Kashmir youth alliance. Thank you very
[00:14:32] much Dr. Gilani to have joined us. India claims its august 2019
[00:14:36] actions brought development and normalcy, yet kashmiris still
[00:14:39] face militarization, arrests, media restrictions and political
[00:14:43] repression. What is the reality behind New Delhi's carefully promoted
[00:14:47] narrative? Thank
[00:14:51] you, thank you for having me today,
[00:14:55] indeed one the most major and I
[00:14:58] believe among the dark days in the Kashmir history
[00:15:02] that today once again we are observing. As far as your
[00:15:06] question is concerned, let me put out some facts to you.
[00:15:10] One the most major important branding factor is the
[00:15:13] economics and the economics the indian in occupied
[00:15:17] Jammu and Kashmir. Post 2019,
[00:15:20] immediate after the abrogation of both the articles, the
[00:15:24] Kashmiri. company suffered more than two billion dollar
[00:15:27] loss, that was just because after the blanket curfew that India
[00:15:31] laid upon the total valley, both Kashmir and
[00:15:35] Jammu, not only that, we must also
[00:15:38] consider the trumpet that was beaten by India about
[00:15:42] employment, about development, but today the Pakistan
[00:15:45] say that Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir bases
[00:15:49] around 21 to 22% in unemployment,
[00:15:53] which is by far the greatest number or the larger
[00:15:57] number as compared to the mainland Indian dominion,
[00:16:01] so when we talk about development, when we talk about employment and the
[00:16:05] opportunities, we must also consider... "the domiciles that the
[00:16:08] Indian authorities are handing over to anyone who has spent
[00:16:12] five years or 10 years in Kashmir, making them or labeling them
[00:16:16] as far as the documentation is concerned as Kashmiris, so they get
[00:16:20] the opportunities now as compared to the Kashmiri who is actually
[00:16:24] living inside Jammu and Kashmir as compared to kashmiri
[00:16:28] who has been there for generations and who is a true
[00:16:32] kashmiri in the Indian illegally occupied jammu and Kashmir so the
[00:16:36] educational opportunity. that were reserved only for the
[00:16:39] people of Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir and now being
[00:16:43] handed over in the plate Biharis, non
[00:16:47] kashmiris, to people from the mainland Indian dominion
[00:16:51] and lastly I will mention the household and the
[00:16:54] land grab that has been infationed by the NIA and
[00:16:58] the SiA, lately the land, the properties and the
[00:17:02] houses of Kashmir is living there since decades
[00:17:06] have been a actually usuped by nia and we are being
[00:17:10] handed over to
[00:17:12] non-resident, Hindus
[00:17:16] and Hindutva gun, they are being facilitated and
[00:17:20] encouraged to return back, come to Kashmir
[00:17:23] and in fact harbor the houses in which the
[00:17:27] Kashmiri had been living. This is a question that I
[00:17:31] have asked recently as well, but I want your opinion on that, Dr. Gilani,
[00:17:35] Faruk Abdullah, questions why killings... continue if India has
[00:17:38] eliminated militancy and sealed the border borders and why such incidents
[00:17:42] coincide with demands for statehood? he has also question
[00:17:46] why violent incidents occur whenever demands for restoring indian
[00:17:49] illegally occupied jammu and kashmir statehood gain momentum. do his
[00:17:53] remarks expose serious contradictions in the modi government's claims of any kind of
[00:17:57] normalcy in the region?
[00:18:00] absolutely, absolutely, and it's not just
[00:18:03] Farok Abdullah, I must say, in fact the whole opposition, the whole uh
[00:18:08] "in fact even Farok Abdullah Mufti, both them I
[00:18:12] consider as the puppets the Delhi, Delhi sarkar,
[00:18:15] but lately we have seen that both
[00:18:19] these Faruk Abdullah or Umar Abdullah and the family of Mahuba
[00:18:23] Mufti, her daughter
[00:18:24] mukti have been speaking a little bit truth about what's going on on the
[00:18:28] ground, and we have seen that the people
[00:18:32] over there have come out on the roads previously for even their
[00:18:36] civic rights as well." that is for electric
[00:18:39] meters, that is for the encouragement drive, that is for the
[00:18:43] overflow the water canals that are running through
[00:18:47] Sirinagar, the mainland city, so we must
[00:18:50] understand the fact that whenever the people come out on the road,
[00:18:54] India has to give something, India has to do something to show that,
[00:18:58] oh no, in Kashmir is integral part of India, and
[00:19:02] so the people need to be taken care of, and how does India take care of it by
[00:19:06] essentially ' dismantling the
[00:19:09] barkarwals by essentially dismantling the kashmiris
[00:19:12] living on their properties in Sirinagar and
[00:19:16] on the mountains by essentially doing
[00:19:20] false flag operations so that the people would be diverted
[00:19:24] towards something else and this is where India gains
[00:19:28] this momentum that oh no Pakistan is at the back
[00:19:31] of each and every miscreation that is taking place in
[00:19:35] the inside the illegally occupied Germany and and therefore Indian
[00:19:39] forces need to be there for the so-called protection
[00:19:43] the people living inside the
[00:19:45] Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir. Dr. Dr. Gilani, I'd like one last
[00:19:48] answer because we b short of time
[00:19:51] and I wanted your opinion on that as well. The all parties conference says
[00:19:54] seven years of siege have failed to crush the freedom freedom
[00:19:57] struggle. What message that does today's black day
[00:20:01] sent to India and to an international community that continues to
[00:20:05] ignore the Kashmiri's right to determine. their own future through a
[00:20:08] plebis, absolutely, absolutely
[00:20:12] ever since 5th of August 2019, more than
[00:20:15] one thousand kashmiris have been put to jail, and not only that,
[00:20:19] I must mention the Kashmiri Huriyat leadership that is behind bars for more
[00:20:23] than 10 years now, in fact people like shabir
[00:20:27] shah,
[00:20:31] but all these have been harbed in jail for more than 15 years, so even
[00:20:35] today the people of Jammu and are standing up,
[00:20:38] resisting, resisting, because that is what their existence
[00:20:42] depends upon. I believe this resistance in itself
[00:20:46] should be quoted to the world across to the movers in shakespeare so that... they would
[00:20:50] know that kashmir is not frozen in time,
[00:20:54] the issue of Kashmir is still exists, that the humans of
[00:20:57] Kashmir are still there, not waiting for genocide, but
[00:21:01] rather waiting for the world to hear them out, for what
[00:21:05] is their birth right, right to self
[00:21:08] determination, and I think that is very important for the
[00:21:11] world to realize the role the United Nations, the OIC and other important bodies
[00:21:15] becomes very important, Pakistan has taken this case so many times to all these
[00:21:19] fora. "But isn't is more important that all these bodies
[00:21:23] now at least unite in order to exert the necessary pressure
[00:21:27] on India so that if nothing else a plebiscite happens in the
[00:21:31] Indian Hell Valley.
[00:21:34] See, one the most important things in Kashmir
[00:21:37] is the choked life. When you don't have the right to religious freedom, you
[00:21:40] cannot go for the friday prayers, you cannot go to the market without being pressed
[00:21:44] and harass. The girls, Kashmiri girls cannot go to their colleges
[00:21:48] or pharmacies without the..." check a very irregular and a
[00:21:52] very demined manner, i think we
[00:21:56] really need to talk about this on the international program that plebist is our
[00:22:00] ultimate goal, but bringing life to the people living inside
[00:22:04] India illegally occupied jammu and kashmir, but you know think i think the
[00:22:07] responsibility or the owners also relies on important major
[00:22:11] global powers and important bodies like i said the united nations the UIC
[00:22:15] Pakistan has done as much as it could continues to do that and will
[00:22:19] be doing that in the... future as well, but it is also the the responsibility
[00:23:07] Pakistan has categorically debunked India's baseless and
[00:23:10] misleading remarks regarding US President Donald Trump's
[00:23:14] recent comments on nuclear testing. Once again, New Delhi
[00:23:18] has twisted facts. attempting to link Trump's words to
[00:23:22] Pakistan's nuclear program, a desperate bit to
[00:23:25] malign Pakistan's impecable record. see
[00:23:28] clandestine and illegal nuclear
[00:23:31] activities are in keeping with Pakistan's
[00:23:34] history that is centered around decades
[00:23:38] of smuggling, export control violations,
[00:23:42] secret partnerships, aq khan
[00:23:45] network and further proliferation
[00:23:49] in has always drawn the attention the international community to these
[00:23:53] aspects of Pakistan's record. In this backdrop,
[00:23:57] we have taken note of President Trump's
[00:24:01] comment about Pakistan's nuclear testing, but
[00:24:04] Pakistan's foreign office wasted no time in setting the record
[00:24:08] straight. It stated that US has already clarified its
[00:24:12] position and there is no connection whatsoever to Pakistan's
[00:24:16] nuclear activities. Pakistan reaffirmed that its last.
[00:24:20] and only nuclear test were in May
[00:24:22] 1998 and its stance remains consistent,
[00:24:26] responsible and transparent. after having lost that
[00:24:30] war, India is definitely desperate
[00:24:34] to reframe Pakistan as a state and they
[00:24:37] don't leave any stone unturn to
[00:24:41] you mel Pakistan. Unlike India, which has
[00:24:44] abstained from key UN resolutions, calling for a global
[00:24:48] ban on nuclear. testing exposing its ambiguous
[00:24:52] and dangerous intent. In today's world, no
[00:24:56] nuclear testing can go hidden because the very
[00:25:00] precise calculation of seasmic activity. Indeed,
[00:25:03] Pakistan's nuclear program operates under one the most
[00:25:07] secure and credible command and control systems in the
[00:25:10] world, with comprehensive export controls and
[00:25:14] zero violations of international laws. Meanwhile,
[00:25:18] India's own history tells a dark. story from radioactive
[00:25:22] material thefts to illegal sale of California link to
[00:25:26] Kaba atomic research center. The message is
[00:25:29] clear. Pakistan's nuclear posture is
[00:25:32] responsible, transparent and globally acknowledged
[00:25:36] while India's disinformation campaign only exposes
[00:25:39] its insecurity and deceat. Pakistan stands
[00:25:43] firm on facts, not
[00:25:45] fabrication.
[00:25:54] a job very well done by civil and military leadership and at the
[00:25:58] same time they were able to rally the support the people of Pakistan.
[00:26:02] you to stand firmly behind our arm forces policy the Israeli occupation
[00:26:06] regime which is to ethnically cleanse the palestinian people by ending
[00:26:10] any feature of life for them. Israel is a
[00:26:13] criminal stop, we can say any other
[00:26:17] thing. evidence should be shown about the palgam, india
[00:26:21] could never produce it, pakistan had to then respond that and
[00:26:25] pakistan did that with very very mad
[00:26:28] capacity. india has actually taken up fight. with
[00:26:32] all its neighbors, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka,
[00:26:36] Pakistan and even with China. Responsible power is
[00:26:40] not the absence of force, it is the disciplined and calibrated
[00:26:43] use of
[00:26:44] force.
[00:26:51] From the heart of South Asia to the cross roads of central Asia, from the turbulent middle
[00:26:55] east and North Africa to the power corridors the west. Iran has
[00:26:59] successfully demonstrated its
[00:27:02] ability not just to negotiate its
[00:27:06] term, but also to negotiate on
[00:27:10] each term for that amount of time that
[00:27:13] Tehran considers as strategically equivalent.
[00:27:17] article 3 the NATO treaty is all about
[00:27:21] self-defense and that's been a sore point between the United States of
[00:27:24] America and the other NATO allies since the foundation
[00:27:28] the the alliance. so what's happening now is burden?
[00:27:32] is going evolve to burden shifting Amit Shah, he
[00:27:36] is the one who is running the extortion,
[00:27:39] assassination and all these plots sitting a
[00:27:43] government office, being a minister of India, America knows
[00:27:47] it, Canada knows
[00:27:48] it.
[00:28:21] Pakistan TV is here in Beijing. Prime Minister Shahbaz
[00:28:25] Sharif will be landing here shortly at
[00:28:27] Beijing.
[00:28:33] Hello everyone, I'm here at the Vienna airport and we are expecting the
[00:28:37] arrival of Prime Minister Shahbas Sharif
[00:28:39] shortly.
[00:28:54] you can see behind me, we are at the Gultan Chark in
[00:28:57] Dhaka. It's the election day in Bangladesh, we are in Dhaka and we are right now
[00:29:01] headed to. report the fourth international water conference in the
[00:29:05] shambeist
[00:29:12] hello everyone, today is the day really looking people to
[00:29:16] people, we had very regional
[00:29:20] ecological summit 2026 in astana,
[00:29:23] kazakhistan.
[00:30:46] US president Donald Trump says he prefers deal with Iran over military
[00:30:50] action but wants that force remains an option if diplomacy
[00:30:53] fails.