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[00:00:00] trusted manager on the outbound side, and if the US and
[00:00:03] its partners quietly help oversee
[00:00:06] of implementation, I can
[00:00:08] of imagine a temporary arrangement that restores traffic and gives everybody
[00:00:11] enough time to negotiate something
[00:00:14] of more durable, but there's a strategic downside here,
[00:00:18] if the deal is written
[00:00:19] in a way that effectively ratifies Iran's authority to
[00:00:22] control skipping, then
[00:00:25] in you're edging away from the traditional
[00:00:28] in idea of an open international... waterway and toward a more
[00:00:31] Iran centric maritime regime and for
[00:00:35] Washington that's that's a red line, any temporary
[00:00:39] of fix has to be framed this crisis management, not a
[00:00:43] of permanent transfer of power to Iran where Iran
[00:00:47] basically gets to in the future what happens in
[00:00:51] the straight of horms in terms
[00:00:53] of the ships going through right
[00:00:56] now much
[00:00:58] of diminished from the normal pattern on. on the
[00:01:01] of US side, sam is pretty clear, the southern
[00:01:05] of route running through Omani Waters is open, and
[00:01:10] a of American forces have helped more than a thousand vessels transit that corridor over the
[00:01:14] past the months, that's Washington's way of saying, this
[00:01:18] remains an international waterway, we're still
[00:01:20] guaranteing freedom of navigation, on the Iranian
[00:01:24] side, the revolutionary guard is used the war to rewrite the
[00:01:27] rules, tanker traffic has... collapse from
[00:01:31] 130, 140 ships a day to
[00:01:34] a tiny fraction of that now, many
[00:01:36] of the vessels that do move are
[00:01:38] of operating under government to government arrangements or
[00:01:41] ad-hawk deals with Iranian
[00:01:44] authorities. tiran insists that any route not
[00:01:48] explicitly approved by Iran is illegitimate, and it
[00:01:51] backs that
[00:01:52] of claim with checkpoints, with vetting with selective harassment by its
[00:01:56] forces. so who controls Hormus today?
[00:02:00] legally, the straight is governed by international
[00:02:03] of law and shared Omani Iranian territorial
[00:02:07] seas. Practically, Iran has successfully
[00:02:11] leveraged its geography and naval presence to become a
[00:02:14] gatekeeper, while the US and its partners keep a southern
[00:02:17] of lifeline open and try to prevent that gate keeper
[00:02:21] role from hardening into something like permanent sovereignty
[00:02:25] over
[00:02:43] describes its talks with Oman as positive, but it insists that they have
[00:02:47] nothing to do with the United States. Is theran genuinely refusing direct
[00:02:50] engagement with the US or is Oman
[00:02:53] of quietly calling messages between both the sides? Also Iran says an agreement with
[00:02:57] Oman would not automatically reopen Hormus. that US violations
[00:03:01] must first end, what specific American action would Tehran need
[00:03:05] to see
[00:03:05] of before it allows normal shipping to resume in this
[00:03:08] of area? well, what Iranians i'm
[00:03:11] assuming would need to see is for the United
[00:03:15] States to honor the
[00:03:17] of contracts of that they sign, and as I mentioned earlier, they're
[00:03:21] not very good at that, obviously they cancelled the JCPO, and
[00:03:25] now they
[00:03:26] of entered very hardly,
[00:03:30] of in a very, very of hurried matter, they entered into an mou back in June 17th and one
[00:03:34] of the articles, I think is article number four or number five does
[00:03:38] talk about Iran having some sense of control or being
[00:03:42] allowed to charge some sort
[00:03:43] of of a fee that your other guess just mention also for
[00:03:47] in environmental in for pilotage and so
[00:03:49] on so on and so forth services so in
[00:03:52] of that aspect Iran uh for all intents
[00:03:56] and
[00:03:56] of purposes not approving what it does domestically but internash.
[00:04:00] it appears that
[00:04:02] it is following with what the negotiations led to, which is the
[00:04:06] Islamabad mou. going back to whether or not Oman
[00:04:09] is playing an active role in
[00:04:12] diplomacy
[00:04:14] of or in indirect diplomacy between Iran and the United States, I would
[00:04:17] of be surprised if that were the case, because that was happening also
[00:04:21] in
[00:04:22] of secret during the
[00:04:23] of George W. Bush
[00:04:25] of administration and Mahmoud Ahmadi Nejad administration,
[00:04:29] several. years ago, so in that aspect,
[00:04:33] of Oman, I'm assuming is doing that, and at the same
[00:04:36] time, United States, because of
[00:04:40] its behavior and because
[00:04:42] of the way it supports the state of Israel, cannot
[00:04:46] be an ultimate partner for Iran, those people
[00:04:49] who are basically doing the negotiation
[00:04:53] of on of the Iranian part know that, so they have to be very quiet, very,
[00:04:56] very careful about this, and that's why you... don't see an
[00:05:00] advertisement that we are dealing with the United States again. One
[00:05:04] of the things, before I finish, one
[00:05:05] of the things that mentioned time and
[00:05:09] again and it has proven historically to be true. is that
[00:05:13] he uh warned everyone that they have to be very careful how they deal
[00:05:17] with the United States, because the United States essentially doesn't
[00:05:20] respect its own signature when it's a piece of
[00:05:24] paper, let alone ideologically, it's a colonial
[00:05:28] power that wants to bring the whole middle east under its
[00:05:31] control, and the Iranian revolution in essence in
[00:05:34] 1979 stands to make sure that that doesn't
[00:05:37] happen, so we are truly again a historic
[00:05:41] period, where by huge miscalculation
[00:05:45] by United States and Israel on February
[00:05:48] 28th by attacking Iran and by seeing the
[00:05:52] kind of defense that Iran has, as we say the cat is out the
[00:05:56] bag and putting that genie in the bottle, it's going to be extremely different, so
[00:06:00] United States might have to come up with some
[00:06:04] sort of a unbelievable reality
[00:06:07] that it needs to face and that is accepting Iran as a
[00:06:11] local. superpower that has proven to
[00:06:15] be able to be quite violent against his own neighbors to
[00:06:19] realities that need to be face and the genie that is out the bottle. these
[00:06:23] are of course statements that you've made and of course we see we will
[00:06:26] see how that goes as far as this conflict is
[00:06:45] Seven years after India's illegal actions of August 5,
[00:06:48] 2019, the Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir
[00:06:52] remains under military siege. New Delhi may have scrapped articles 370 and
[00:06:56] 35A, but it cannot eraice Kashmiri identity, nor can it extinguish
[00:07:00] the right to self determination. Pakistan stands firmly with the Kashmiris on
[00:07:04] the other side the border, and the world must finally move beyond empty statements
[00:07:08] and hold India accountable as far
[00:07:24] us to sir, thank you very much to have joined us, sir, seven years after
[00:07:27] India revoked articles 370 and 35A, why has the
[00:07:31] international community failed to confront an action that
[00:07:35] has violated united nations resolutions and has attempted to change the
[00:07:39] status of a disputed territory.
[00:07:57] of Jammu and Kashmir was to be resolved back in the 1950s when
[00:08:00] the United Nations Security Council mandated a plebiscite to
[00:08:04] be held under the supervision the United Nations, and from that
[00:08:08] point till August the 5th, 2019, there has been no
[00:08:12] action, no meaningful action and the reason is not the
[00:08:15] international community, the reason is India's
[00:08:18] intrancigence and
[00:08:20] obduracy, the state of
[00:08:24] Pakistan was ready for a plebissit, so over the people of Jammu and
[00:08:27] Kashmir, and the United Nations at that time had
[00:08:31] made elaborate preparations, but India
[00:08:34] first included this this illegal
[00:08:38] article in its constitution in violation the United Nations Security.
[00:08:42] council resolution, the article called article
[00:08:45] 370, it was hoke, as matter of fact, it were, it gave
[00:08:49] some conditional autonomy to the
[00:08:53] state of Jammu and Kashmir, to the occupied part the Jammu and
[00:08:57] Kashmir, and then
[00:08:59] appointed a president and a prime minister
[00:09:02] and gave separate constitution to the
[00:09:06] territory, but then it resorted to what you would call
[00:09:09] colonialism, naked colonialism or settle. colonialism
[00:09:13] and when this article out
[00:09:17] 370 was resinded in 2019 it
[00:09:21] was already an empty shell
[00:09:24] and all the powers the legislative assembly
[00:09:28] of Jammu and Kashmir had been
[00:09:31] robbed and the writ
[00:09:35] the the federation was complete there and therefore
[00:09:39] they dismantle the autonomous structure that was the semi
[00:09:43] autonomous or qu autonomous structure that was
[00:09:45] there, but your question is different, why
[00:09:49] has the international community failed to take notice,
[00:09:52] as matter of fact, if you would go back to 2019, there was
[00:09:55] a ground swell of support for
[00:09:59] the people of Jammu and Kashmir, the international media at that
[00:10:02] time supported the people of Jammu
[00:10:06] and Kashmir, also think tanks, human rights organizations, they
[00:10:10] called out India for its egregous violations of
[00:10:13] human rights and international law and
[00:10:16] everybody was surprised by
[00:10:19] this step that India had taken by
[00:10:22] occupying the already occupied
[00:10:25] territory and setting in motion
[00:10:29] pervasive lockdown and the media block out
[00:10:33] and then people were almost starved to death, there were
[00:10:37] enforced disappearances, young men
[00:10:41] and women, particularly young men and the boys in
[00:10:45] their teams were imprisoned and sent to the most
[00:10:48] notorious prison houses in India in different parts
[00:10:52] of India so '
[00:10:55] but at that time I recall that Pakistan had taken up
[00:10:59] this issue at the Security Council and there was
[00:11:03] support for Pakistan stance and there was
[00:11:06] concern that this move by India could
[00:11:10] prove to be catastrophic because Pakistan and India are two
[00:11:14] nuclear weapon states and any war, any clash between them could
[00:11:18] escalate to the nuclear level, at that time China stood by
[00:11:21] Pakistan and then of course I and the other
[00:11:25] veto wielding pass, particularly the United States, United
[00:11:29] Kingdom and France did not support any action on the
[00:11:33] reference made by Pakistan, because we wanted resolution or statement coming
[00:11:37] out of Security Council deliberations. You must
[00:11:41] also remember that in 2019 President
[00:11:44] Trump before August 5 had offered
[00:11:48] mediation which was rejected by India, Narendra Modi, prime minister of India
[00:11:52] rejected it, but even last year after
[00:11:55] Mark and there were many human rights violations which were committed
[00:11:59] by Indian forces, immediately after the balgam
[00:12:02] incident, they incarcerated many young men,
[00:12:06] they demolished their businesses, their houses
[00:12:09] and so there was
[00:12:13] again this draconian
[00:12:17] actions that were
[00:12:19] taken, and what I'm pointing out
[00:12:23] here is that in october last year, five
[00:12:27] special rapporteurs comment commented on
[00:12:31] those depredations and those actions, illicit actions taken by India, they said that
[00:12:35] they were in violation of international law, international humanitarian
[00:12:38] law, and they designated them as crimes, crimes against
[00:12:42] humanity, all those incarcerations, torture and
[00:12:46] killings, but they said something more profound, and I
[00:12:50] want to share it with you, they said that India's
[00:12:54] allegation that Pakistan was involved
[00:12:57] in the pahalkham incident were not
[00:13:01] table and it also said
[00:13:04] that India's decision to attack
[00:13:07] Pakistan on the 6th of May or
[00:13:11] the night of sixth and 7th May was also illegal
[00:13:14] ilisit because India could not hide itself
[00:13:18] behind its it's reasoning or argument that it was
[00:13:22] doing so in ' self
[00:13:25] defense, because if it was self defense, it would have invoked article
[00:13:29] 51 the charter and would have intimated the United
[00:13:33] Nations Security Council about his intent to attack
[00:13:37] Pakistan, so I would say that these are
[00:13:40] two indictments against India given by United Nations
[00:13:44] special reporteurs and they have not been widely
[00:13:48] circulated, but
[00:13:51] well the evidence is there, butud sah, what you trying to say is that... th
[00:13:55] these reports have given the evidence as to where the situation is, as far
[00:13:59] as the Indian Hill Valley is concerned. now Masud Sab,
[00:14:03] India has issued domicile rights to outsiders, it has facilitated land
[00:14:06] acquisition and has tried to weaken Kashmir's Muslim
[00:14:10] majority identity, could this demographic engineering eventually make a
[00:14:14] just settlement far more difficult for the people the occupied
[00:14:18] valley? you the agenda is the agenda
[00:14:21] the BJP and Russia swayam sevak sang is to...
[00:14:25] amalgamate the people of Jammu and Kashmir,
[00:14:29] occupied territory of Jammu and Kashmir and the territory
[00:14:32] itself in the Indian federation, they have
[00:14:36] so far failed to amalgamate artificially this state
[00:14:40] into the federation, so this is backed
[00:14:44] by the Hindutva doctrine, they want saffronize the
[00:14:48] whole of India, in fact the whole the subcontinent, and they would not
[00:14:52] succeed because Kashmir has... majority
[00:14:56] population is Muslims, you have 68%
[00:14:59] today, but in back in 1947 the population
[00:15:03] of Muslims ranged between 80 to
[00:15:06] 85%, so I think that
[00:15:10] this should not make the
[00:15:13] movement for the realization
[00:15:17] the right to self determination the people of Jammu and
[00:15:19] Kashmir kind
[00:15:23] of... an unattainable
[00:15:26] objective, so I would say, I would argue that you
[00:15:30] know this is a forced union, this is an legal union, this is against
[00:15:34] the law of nature, had there been...
[00:15:37] natural complementarity between the people of
[00:15:41] Jammu and Kashmir and India, then they would not deploy three
[00:15:45] cores and one million security
[00:15:48] forces in this territory, because they perceive it to be enemy
[00:15:52] territory, otherwise you do not concentrate
[00:15:55] such large,
[00:15:59] large scale operative operational forces a
[00:16:03] territory like that. Let me also point out that you would...
[00:16:07] recall that after Mark president Trump in his truth social
[00:16:10] post
[00:16:11] had suggested to
[00:16:15] India and Pakistan to meet on the issue of Jammu and Kashmir because everybody
[00:16:19] realized at that time that this was nuclear flash point not
[00:16:23] only for South Asia but for the entire world and then
[00:16:27] this secretary Rubio had suggested to Pakistan that Pakistan
[00:16:31] and India that they should meet in a third country Pakistan is ready for any form of
[00:16:34] diplomacy whether it is bilateral whether it is to third party
[00:16:38] mediation or whether it is through the United Nations, the
[00:16:42] agency the United Nations or a group of countries, but I think that we must
[00:16:46] move to the negotiating table and must engage each other and the
[00:16:50] international community important sir, that is extremely
[00:16:53] important, any kind of process that could lead to the
[00:16:57] plebit in the Indian Hill Valley and the people finally deciding for themselves as to what
[00:17:01] they want in the Indian Hill Valley is what is extremely important, that is
[00:17:17] Thank you very much Dr. Gilani to have joined us. India claims its August
[00:17:20] 2019 actions brought development and normally yet
[00:17:24] Kashmiris still face militarization, arrests, media
[00:17:27] restrictions and political repression. What is the reality behind New Delhi's
[00:17:31] carefully promoted
[00:17:52] let me put out some facts to you, one the most major
[00:17:56] important branding factor is the economics
[00:17:59] and the economics the Indian illegally occupied Jammu and
[00:18:03] Kashmir post 2019 immediate
[00:18:06] after the... propagation of both the articles, the Kashmiri
[00:18:09] economy suffered more than two billion dollar loss,
[00:18:13] that was just because after the blanket curfew that India laid
[00:18:17] upon the total valley, both Kashmir and
[00:18:20] Jammu. Not only that, we must also
[00:18:23] consider the trumpet that was beaten by India about
[00:18:27] employment, about development, but today the fast and figure
[00:18:31] say that Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir
[00:18:34] places around 21
[00:18:36] to 22%. unemployment, which is by
[00:18:40] far the greatest number or the larger number as
[00:18:43] compared to the mainland Indian dominion. so when we talk
[00:18:47] about development, when we talk about employment and the opportunities, we
[00:18:51] must also consider the domiciles that the Indian authorities are
[00:18:55] handing over to anyone who has spent five years or 10 years in
[00:18:59] Kashmir making them or labeling them as far as the documentation
[00:19:03] is concerned as kashmiris,
[00:19:05] so they get the opportunities now as comp to the Kashmiri who is
[00:19:09] actually living inside Jammu and Kashmir as compared to
[00:19:12] kashmiri who has been there for generations and who
[00:19:16] is a true kashmiri in the Indian illegally occupied Jammu and
[00:19:20] Kashmir so the educational opportunities that were reserved
[00:19:24] only for the people of Indian illegally occupied Jammu and
[00:19:27] Kashmir are now being handed over in the plate
[00:19:31] Biharis to non kashmiris to people from the
[00:19:34] mainland Indian dominion and lastly I was mention the
[00:19:38] household and the land grab that has
[00:19:41] been impassioned by the NIA and the SIA
[00:19:44] lately, the land, the properties and the houses
[00:19:48] of Kashmiri is living there since decades have been
[00:19:52] essentially used by NIA and we are being
[00:19:55] handed over to
[00:19:57] non-resident Hindu,
[00:20:01] Hindus and Hindutva guns, they are being
[00:20:04] facilitated and encouraged to return back. to
[00:20:07] kashmir and in fact harbor the houses
[00:20:11] in which the kashmiris had been living. this is
[00:20:15] a question that i have asked recently as well, but i want your opinion on that, dr.
[00:20:19] gilani. faruok abdullah questions why killings continue if India
[00:20:23] has eliminated militancy and sealed the border borders and why such incidents
[00:20:27] coincide with demands for statehood. he has also questioned
[00:20:31] why violent incidents occur whenever demands for restoring indian
[00:20:35] illegally occupied jammu and kashmir statehood. momentum, do his remarks
[00:20:39] expose serious contradictions in the Modi government's claims of any kind of normalcy in the
[00:20:43] region? absolutely,
[00:20:46] absolutely, and it's not just, I must say, in
[00:20:50] fact with the whole opposition, the whole, in fact even
[00:20:54] fark abdullah or mufti, both i as
[00:20:56] them consider the puppets the delhi delhi
[00:21:00] sarkar, but lately we have seen that
[00:21:03] both these faruk abdullah or abdullah and the family
[00:21:07] ofti, her daughter mufti have been speaking a little
[00:21:11] bit truth about what's going on on the ground, and we
[00:21:15] have seen that the people over there have come out on the
[00:21:19] roads. previously for even the civic rights as well, that
[00:21:23] is for electric meters, that is for the
[00:21:26] encouragement drive, that is for the overflow the water
[00:21:30] canals that are running through Sirinagar, the mainland
[00:21:33] city, so we must understand the fact that
[00:21:37] whenever the people come out on the road, India has to give something,
[00:21:41] India has to do something to show that, oh no, Kashmir is
[00:21:45] integral part of India and so the people need to be taken care of, and
[00:21:49] how does India take care of it by
[00:21:51] essentially dismantling the
[00:21:55] barkarwals, by essentially dismantling the kashmiris
[00:21:58] living on their properties in Sirinagar and
[00:22:02] on the mountains by essentially doing
[00:22:06] false flag operations so that the people would be diverted
[00:22:09] towards something else and this is where India gains this
[00:22:13] momentum that oh no Pakistan is at the back
[00:22:17] of each and every miscreation that is taking place. inside
[00:22:21] the India illegally occupied German and Kashmir and therefore Indian forces need
[00:22:25] to be there for the so-called protection the
[00:22:28] people living inside the Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir.
[00:22:32] Dr. Dr. Gilani, I'd like one last answer because we b short of time and I
[00:22:36] wanted your opinion on that as well. The all parties Huriyat conference says seven
[00:22:40] years of siege have failed to crush the freedom freedom struggle. What
[00:22:44] message that does today's black day sent to India and
[00:22:48] to an international community that? continues to ignore the Kashmiri's
[00:22:52] right to determine their own future through a
[00:22:53] plebis. Absolutely, absolutely
[00:22:57] ever since 5th of August 2019, more than
[00:23:01] one thousand Kashmiris have been put to jail, and not only that,
[00:23:04] I must mention the Kashmiri Huriyat leadership that is behind bars for
[00:23:08] more than 10 years now, in fact people like
[00:23:12] Shabir Shah, Dr.
[00:23:13] Kasim, and all
[00:23:17] these have been harbord in jail for more than 15 year. so even
[00:23:20] today, the people of Jammu and Kashmir are standing up,
[00:23:24] resisting, resisting, because that is what their existence depends
[00:23:28] upon. I believe this resistance in itself should be
[00:23:32] quoted to the world across to the movers in shakespeare so that they would
[00:23:35] know that Kashmir is not frozen in time, that
[00:23:39] the issue of Kashmir still exists, that the humans of
[00:23:43] Kashmir are still there, not waiting for genocide, but
[00:23:46] rather waiting for the world to hear them out. for what
[00:23:50] is their birth right, right to self
[00:23:53] determination, and I think that is very important for the
[00:23:57] world to realize the role the United Nations, the OIC and other important bodies
[00:24:00] becomes very important, Pakistan has taken this case so many times to all these
[00:24:04] fora, but isn't is more important that all these bodies now
[00:24:08] at least unite in order to exert the necessary pressure
[00:24:12] on India so that if nothing else a plebiscite happens in the Indian
[00:24:16] Hell Valley. see one the
[00:24:20] most important things in Kashmir is the choked life, when you don't have
[00:24:24] the right to religious freedom, you cannot go for decide your prayers, you cannot go to
[00:24:28] the market without being pressed and harassed, the girls, kashmiri
[00:24:32] girls cannot go to their colleges or pharmacies without being checked a very
[00:24:36] irregular and a very demined manner,
[00:24:40] i think we really need to talk about this on the international
[00:24:43] coura, that plabicit is our ultimate goal, but bringing
[00:24:47] life to the people living inside. occupied Jammu and
[00:24:50] Kashmir, but
[00:24:51] you know
[00:24:51] I think I think the responsibility or the owners also relies on
[00:24:55] important major global powers and important bodies like I said the
[00:24:59] United Nations, the YC, Pakistan has done as much as
[00:25:02] it could continues to do that and will be doing that in the future as well, but it is
[00:25:06] also the the responsibility these important bodies do the needful. Dr.
[00:25:10] Mujahid Gilani, thank
[00:26:09] Pakistan has done human work, it's been
[00:26:12] absolutely remarkable what Pakistan, what Islamabad
[00:26:16] has been able to bring about? Well, I think the countries that
[00:26:20] are mediating have to keep plugging away and trying to find a
[00:26:23] modus, solution. I think the first thing that has to
[00:26:27] happen is there has to be agreement on the straight of Hormus,
[00:26:31] because that was the cause. of this latest war, most
[00:26:34] important part is going to be dialogue, and I think the
[00:26:37] Pakistan back door diplomacy uh Qatar
[00:26:41] also is essential. India is not only
[00:26:44] destabilizing the region, India has, I think it's look at
[00:26:48] this ambition, it it was involved in terrorist acts in
[00:26:58] problem, systematic persecution the Muslims there, not only.
[00:27:02] the Muslims but also the Christians on forces
[00:27:06] are police and devies and scouts rangers, they
[00:27:10] are doing the very
[00:27:11] best.
[00:27:22] I happen to be Shazad Hisan Khan and with me, I'm really lucky, I've been joined by my
[00:27:26] wonderful colleague happens to be Miss Isha Rahan, there are couple of stories
[00:27:30] that I brought and then there are couple of stories which ministry of
[00:27:34] agriculture, the government of Punjab played role
[00:27:38] in resolving a longstanding issue which was
[00:27:41] impacting the export of Pakistani potatoes.
[00:27:44] Pakistan, first of all, I am very happy that the
[00:27:48] government is now leading on this issue. I would like to say
[00:27:58] at the numbers. Okay, numbers is not the issue many, many famous
[00:28:01] companies. coming here and everybody so
[00:28:05] you know feel so promising of doing the local
[00:28:08] production and
[00:28:09] you know to get to build the uh confidence for the
[00:28:13] long-term partnership. this is much more to do
[00:28:17] with the really deep lack of trust between the United States and Iran,
[00:28:21] obviously that's something that goes back nearly five
[00:28:35] around 8.6 million children are in situations of
[00:28:38] child labor, and that of course is very high number. those incredible
[00:28:42] efforts made by Pakistan and in particular by his excellency prime
[00:28:46] minister Sharif and his excellency field marshall are
[00:28:50] incredible and commendable in the entire
[00:29:14] one seat to go to
[00:29:15] war.
[00:29:21] Only Congress can actually undo the sanctions, so
[00:29:24] whatever Trump says, it has to go through Congress. One the
[00:29:28] key weapons that Iran is using the straight of home moves for is leverage against the US.
[00:29:32] "Having a US presence on your territory has made you more likely
[00:29:36] to be attacked. Realignments taking place to counter the Israelis
[00:29:40] and that includes your country, Pakistan, along with uh
[00:29:44] Saudi Arabia and Egypt and
[00:29:46] Turkey.
[00:30:35] Let's take a look at the headline the
[00:30:36] hour.
[00:30:55] Prime Minister Shabba Sharif will be paying visit to the kingdom of Saudi Arabia from
[00:30:59] these.