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[00:00:00] fitnatul Hindustan flags from the area security forces have made it
[00:00:03] clear that operation Raddul Fitna 3
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[00:02:18] of Only Congress can actually undo the
[00:02:22] sanctions, so whatever Trump
[00:02:25] of says, it has to go through Congress. One
[00:02:28] of of the key weapons that Iran is using the straight for moves for, is leverage against the U.S. having a
[00:02:32] US presence on your territory has
[00:02:34] of made you more likely
[00:02:35] to be attacked. Realignments taking
[00:02:38] of place to counter the Israelis and that includes your country, Pakistan,
[00:02:42] along with
[00:02:43] of uh Saudi Arabia and Egypt and
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[00:02:58] to unfold, I am Javate Hami. "the aggresor is on the Israel that is
[00:03:02] violating all the
[00:03:03] in international rules and law,
[00:03:05] a actually the crisis had started about two to three
[00:03:09] decades before, the United States under the pressure of Israel wants
[00:03:13] to degrade the military capacity
[00:03:17] of Iran to control the straight of Hamus. Iran has to decide
[00:03:20] especially now that you don't have a
[00:03:24] unified leadership, what you have on the ground is
[00:03:28] a trip
[00:03:29] of patriot of ' coalition for Iran, this is exactly the
[00:03:33] in point uh, not to make things hard for the average person, but to retain some
[00:03:36] leverage in these negotiations. On the part
[00:03:39] of the
[00:03:39] a Iranians, the Iranian supreme leader balmini now finds
[00:03:43] himself pressured by both pro government, public
[00:03:47] clamoring for retribution. Mr. Witkof and Kushner and
[00:03:51] others went with the template that they
[00:03:55] designed for
[00:04:01] of in Gaza.
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[00:04:20] Welcome back, you're watching Pakistan TV, I'm Faham Bangus, continuing with the
[00:04:24] bulletin now, the armed forces of Pakistan
[00:04:27] have solemly observed the 68th martedom anniversary
[00:04:31] of major fail mohammed shaheed nishane hyder paying tribute to his
[00:04:35] unmat couraged dedication to duty and supreme
[00:04:38] sacrifice for the defense
[00:04:40] of the motherland, chief of army staff and chief defense forces field marshall
[00:04:44] sayid chief naval staff admiral navided ashraf, chief of air
[00:04:48] staff air chief marshall zahir ahmed babar siddu
[00:04:51] and the armed forces honored the legacy of major thafel mohammed shaheed. the
[00:04:55] military leadership highlighted major mohammed's extraordinary bravery during
[00:04:59] combat where he led his troops in daring assault against
[00:05:03] in the enemy forces. for his exceptional gallantry and ultimate
[00:05:07] sacrifice
[00:05:07] of major tofel mohammed shaheed was awarded nishane hader Pakistan's highest
[00:05:11] military honor. and a symbol of unmatched
[00:05:13] valor,
[00:05:20] ambassador of Pakistan to the said US, Sheikh met
[00:05:23] Razzan with Jim Satter, chief executive officer the US
[00:05:27] soy bean export council on the sideline the US Soy connected
[00:05:31] conference in Chicago. During the meeting, ambassador Shepress
[00:05:35] expressed satisfaction over the growing momentum in Pakistan, US
[00:05:38] economic cooperation and the constructive engagement between both. the
[00:05:42] countries and areas of trade and investment, he underscored the importance,
[00:05:46] important role of cul agricultural trade and strengthening the bilateral
[00:05:50] economic relationship and the ambassador noted that Pakistan has
[00:05:54] emerged within a relatively short period as one the leading
[00:05:57] global destinations for US soy beans with annual import
[00:06:01] exceeding 1 million metric tons. He said the growing
[00:06:05] trade reflects both Pakistan's expanding domestic demand and the
[00:06:08] considerable potential for mutually beneficial commercial partnerships.
[00:06:12] between Pakistani and US
[00:06:14] businesses.
[00:06:19] Fifth round of Pakistan, New Zealand political
[00:06:22] consultations and the third round of Pakistan, New Zealand joint trade
[00:06:26] committee meetings were held in Wellington on 6th of August
[00:06:29] 2026. Political consultations are co- chaired by
[00:06:33] ambassador Dr. Said Ali Asad Gilani additional foreign secretary Asia
[00:06:37] Pacific of Pakistan and Gram Morton, deputy
[00:06:40] secretary the Americas. Asia group at New Zealand's Ministry of foreign affairs
[00:06:44] and trade. During the meeting, both sides conducted a comprehensive
[00:06:48] review of bilateral relations and explored avenues to strengthen
[00:06:52] cooperation across a wide spectrum of areas of mutual
[00:06:56] interest. Ambassador Gillani briefed the New Zealand side on
[00:06:59] Pakistan's efforts to deescalate tensions in the middle east as well as
[00:07:03] the regional situation in South Asia, including the situation in Indian illegally
[00:07:07] occupied Jammu and Kashmir and India's continued violations the
[00:07:11] Indus waters treat. Separately, the third round
[00:07:15] of Pakistan, New Zealand Joint Trade Committee meeting was also held on the same
[00:07:19] day. Pakistani delegation was led by Javar Paul Khaja,
[00:07:23] secretary the Ministry of Commerce, while New Zealand delegation was again
[00:07:27] aheaded by Gram Morton. A key outcome the meetings was the
[00:07:30] signing the education cooperation arrangement between Pakistan and New Zealand,
[00:07:34] which is expected to significantly deepen the collaboration in
[00:07:38] the education sector.
[00:07:44] "fresh violence erupts in Yemen, as Hothies carry out drone and
[00:07:48] missile strikes and yemeny forces disrupting years relative
[00:07:51] calm. Yemen's sutheast says they targeted camps, troops
[00:07:55] and depos across three provinces and central and eastern
[00:07:59] Yemen after detecting preparations for an offensive. The
[00:08:03] government forces confirmed casualties without providing figures,
[00:08:06] while reports indicate at least 30 soldiers were killed, marking
[00:08:10] major flare up in the conflict. Yemen's health minister
[00:08:14] assim said a post on x that shelling by the
[00:08:18] houthies targeted residential neighborhood in displacement camps in the
[00:08:22] city of marib killing two civilians and injuring 14
[00:08:25] others.
[00:08:30] On the other hand, un special envoy for Yemen, Hans Gurdenberg
[00:08:34] has warned the country faces a growing risk renewed large scale
[00:08:38] conflict following recent attacks in Marib and Handramut as well.
[00:08:42] as new attacks and commercial shipping in the red sea and gulf ofden a
[00:08:46] statement grundenburg called on all sides to exercise
[00:08:50] maximum restraint to take martin
[00:08:52] un led talks warning that the escalating violence could draw
[00:08:56] yemen further into the wider regional conflict. he said recent
[00:09:00] huthie attacks in marib and hadramoth had caused casualties
[00:09:03] including amongst civilians and also expressed concern over the attacks
[00:09:07] and civilian infrastructure including the airports.
[00:09:11] rondenberg warned that Developments could jeopadize the gains made since
[00:09:15] the 2022 trous and have devastating consequences for the Yemeny
[00:09:19] people.
[00:09:23] Meanwhile, the US senate passed a sweeping sanctions package targeting Russia's
[00:09:27] energy revenues. The package would impose sanctions on Russian
[00:09:30] officials, oligarks, financial institutions and the shadow
[00:09:34] fleet used to evade restrictions on Moscow's oil exports and
[00:09:38] would also allow President Donald Trump to impose tariffs of up to
[00:09:42] five 100% on Russian imports, including oil and
[00:09:46] gas. The sanctions would authorized Trump to impose tariffs of
[00:09:50] up to 100% in goods from major purchases of Russian
[00:09:53] oil and gas, including countries such as China and
[00:09:56] India.
[00:10:01] Russian strikes have killed three people, including a child in
[00:10:05] Brovery district northeast of Ukraine's capital, Kiev. According
[00:10:09] to regional officials, three others were wounded in the attacks. which
[00:10:13] also damaged homes and vehicles and sparked fire a
[00:10:16] non-residential building. Kief authorities wand the threat
[00:10:20] the ballistic missiles and urged residents to take
[00:10:23] shelter.
[00:10:29] Thai prime minister Anutin Charnevkol
[00:10:33] stress strengthening implementation the country's gun laws
[00:10:36] after the school shooting in Northabury
[00:10:39] province. eight people were confirmed dead including the gunman and
[00:10:43] his grandparents and over 30 people got injured with nine in
[00:10:47] critical condition after gunman open fire a
[00:10:50] school and home in Nonthaburi province on
[00:10:54] Friday. "Allaton told the media at the scene that the
[00:10:57] reason for the attack may be excessive academic pressure since the
[00:11:01] alleged student shooters grandparents, but very strict with his
[00:11:05] studies, so no one is allowed to carry guns into public places
[00:11:09] unless performing official duties. He said the law is quite
[00:11:13] clear, citizens are not in the position that requires them to possess
[00:11:17] guns and carry arms in public. From now onwards check will
[00:11:21] be made and if civilians are found to be carrying arms illegally.
[00:11:25] they will be
[00:11:26] arrested.
[00:11:30] Spain has imposed border controls and air and sea travel from Italy,
[00:11:34] escalating a dispute between the two EU members over migration.
[00:11:38] The measures, which will remain in place for a month come a week after
[00:11:42] Italy introduced similar restrictions following a large influx of
[00:11:45] migrants from Morocco into Spain's exclave of
[00:11:49] suita. Spain had demanded that Italy left the
[00:11:53] checks by Sunday, but Rome. said they would remain unless
[00:11:57] and until at least the 15th of August. Italy
[00:12:00] says the restrictions are needed to prevent migrants who went to Suta from
[00:12:04] traveling to Italy. Madrid has rejected that argument saying
[00:12:08] the migrants have no way of entering the Shengen area from
[00:12:11] Suta. The dispute has brought Spain's prime
[00:12:15] minister Pedro Sanchez and Italian Prime Minister Georgia Melony into
[00:12:19] a public clash over EU migration
[00:12:22] policy. Italy has rejected what it
[00:12:25] calls Spanish ultimatum saying the border controls will remain
[00:12:29] until security and terrorism risks are fully
[00:12:32] addressed.
[00:12:48] President Donald Trump's former personal lawyer Tob Blanche was
[00:12:51] confirmed as US attorney general on Saturday after. Senate
[00:12:55] Republicans shrucked off democratic concerns over
[00:12:58] politicization the Justice department. Blancho
[00:13:02] is already been serving as a top US law enforcement officer an acting
[00:13:06] capacity represented Trump as his private attorney in several criminal
[00:13:10] trials before entering the government. The senate, which Republicans
[00:13:13] narrowly control confirmed him by 50 votes to
[00:13:16] 49. Democrats opposed Planch from the beginning
[00:13:20] accusing Trump of turning the department of justice into a political
[00:13:23] weapon.
[00:13:34] a US appeals court upheld an order halting work on Donald Trump's
[00:13:38] prized white house ball room inraging the US leader in
[00:13:41] setting up another Supreme Court battle over the limits of presidential
[00:13:45] authority. The US court of appeals for the DC circuit
[00:13:49] which have allowed a construction to continue while it considered the
[00:13:53] case agreed with a
[00:13:55] a court that such a massive white house overhaul required the explicit
[00:13:59] consent of Congress. It stayed its own decision for two
[00:14:02] weeks to give Trump time to ask the Supreme Court to intervene. The
[00:14:06] Republican president lashed out after the two-one ruling calling it
[00:14:10] horrendous, politically motivated and unlawful.
[00:14:14] The two judges in the majority were appointed by democrat
[00:14:17] president while the descenter was nominated by Trump
[00:14:21] himself. The president vowed a lengthy social media post to
[00:14:25] immediately appealed to the supreme court in his spose Trump said court
[00:14:28] ruling halting construction of a white house ballroom is national
[00:14:32] disgrace.
[00:14:38] Pakistan has called for urgent international action to protect
[00:14:42] education in Sudan, warning that more than 17 million
[00:14:45] children have faced severe disruption since the conflict began in
[00:14:49] 2023. Speaking a un security council
[00:14:53] meeting, first secretary. are condemned attacks in schools,
[00:14:56] students and teachers and urged the protection of educational
[00:15:00] facilities. He called for emergency learning, school
[00:15:03] rehabilitation and support for displaced children while stressing the need to
[00:15:07] preserve Sutan's national education system. Pakistan
[00:15:11] also urged an end to the conflict, reforming support for Sudan's
[00:15:14] sovereignty, unity and territorial
[00:15:17] integrity.
[00:15:23] A fire tore through the upper floors. Jakarta's revenue agency
[00:15:26] headquarters sending flames and thick smoke pillowing from the high rice buildings
[00:15:30] and Indonesian capital. The blaze affected floors 11
[00:15:34] to 16 at the 16 story building in central Jakarta.
[00:15:38] According to local media, quoting fire officials, about 185 fire
[00:15:42] fighters and 37 fire engines were deployed to battle the
[00:15:45] fire which was brought under control after several hours. There
[00:15:49] were no immediate reports of casualties. The cause the fire was
[00:15:53] not yet known, police said the investigation was
[00:15:56] underway.
[00:20:25] that was updating us from for
[00:20:29] the news from the world of sports. That's all for the hour. Thank you so much for joining
[00:20:33] us, keep watching Pakistan TV and do log to our
[00:20:36] website. com goodbye from abdulladar and myself
[00:21:08] I happened to be shahad san and with me, I'm
[00:21:11] really lucky, I've been joined by my wonderful colleague, happens to be Miss Esha Rehan,
[00:21:14] there are couple of stories that I brought and then there are couple of stories which Isha
[00:21:18] brought ministry of. culture, the government of
[00:21:22] Punjab played role in resolving a longstanding
[00:21:25] issue which was impacting the export of Pakistani
[00:21:29] potatoes. Pakistan, first of all, I am very
[00:21:32] happy that the government is now leading on this issue. I
[00:21:36] would like to say to all my fellows in Pakistan,
[00:21:39] politicians, ministers, whoever, please don't look at
[00:21:43] the numbers. Okay, numbers is not the issue many, many famous
[00:21:47] companies coming here and everybody. so you know
[00:21:51] feel so promising of doing the local production
[00:21:55] and you know to get to build the uh confidence you know for
[00:21:59] the long-term partnership. this is much more to do
[00:22:02] with the really deep lack of trust between the United States in Iran.
[00:22:06] obviously that's something that goes back nearly five
[00:22:21] 8.6 million children are in situations of child
[00:22:24] labor and that of course is very high number. those incredible efforts
[00:22:28] made by Pakistan and in particular by his excellency prime minister
[00:22:32] shikhbar sharif and his excellency field marshal asim i incredible
[00:22:36] and commendable in the entire
[00:22:50] from the heart of South Asia to the cross roads of central Asia, from the turbulent middle
[00:22:54] east and North Africa to the power corridors the west. Iran has
[00:22:58] successfully demonstrated its
[00:23:01] ability not just to negotiate its
[00:23:05] term, but also to negotiate on
[00:23:09] each term for that amount of time that
[00:23:13] Tehran considers as strategically equivalent.
[00:23:16] Article 3 the NATO treaty is all
[00:23:20] self-defense and that's been a sore point between the United States of
[00:23:24] America and the other NATO allies since the foundation
[00:23:28] the uh the alliance, so what's happening now is burden sharing
[00:23:32] is going evolve to burden shifting, Amit Shah, he
[00:23:36] is the one who is running the extortion, assassination
[00:23:40] and all these plots sitting a government office, being a
[00:23:44] minister of India, America knows it, Canada knows
[00:23:47] it.
[00:23:59] Pakistan has done human work, it's been
[00:24:02] absolutely remarkable what Pakistan, what
[00:24:06] Islamabad has been able to bring about. I think the
[00:24:09] countries that are mediating have to keep plugging away and trying to find
[00:24:13] a motus a solution. I think the first thing that has to
[00:24:17] happen is there has to be agreement on. on the straight of horm
[00:24:21] buse that was the cause of this latest war, most
[00:24:25] important part is going to be dialogue and i think the Pakistan
[00:24:29] back door diplomacy, Qatar also is
[00:24:32] essential. India is not only destabilizing the region, India
[00:24:36] has, I think it's look at this ambition, it was involved in
[00:24:40] terrorist acts in Canada, the persecution of minorities in India has
[00:24:44] been very, very long problem,
[00:24:47] very systemic problem, systematic. persecution
[00:24:51] the Muslims there, not only the Muslims but also the
[00:24:54] Christians on forces are police and devies and
[00:24:58] scout strangers, they are doing the very
[00:25:01] best.
[00:25:12] Pakistan has been working with China, it's also been working with Saudi
[00:25:16] Arabia and other countries. We still have,
[00:25:21] naval officer involved in such activities, we can
[00:25:25] say we have a decreased scale of direct confrontation
[00:25:29] rather than decent seesfire in
[00:25:32] Lebanon. The stature of China on the international and
[00:25:36] global suffire is has become more
[00:25:39] prominent. President Trump has domestic and important
[00:25:43] mandate that he believes China can be a partner in achievement. He is looking at the
[00:25:47] midterm, he is looking at his current presidency. the road
[00:25:50] shows across in the region and all that to fish this product that now
[00:25:54] we are ready for the business. pakistan is very
[00:25:58] responsible, mature nuclear country
[00:26:02] with. very perfession
[00:26:03] and
[00:27:31] unfold, i am is on
[00:27:34] the the aggressor Israel that is violating all the international rules and
[00:27:37] law, actually the crisis had started about
[00:27:41] two to three decades before, the united states under
[00:27:44] the pressure of Israel wants to degrade the
[00:27:48] military capacity of Iran to control
[00:27:51] the straight of homo has to decide especially
[00:27:55] now that you don't have unified leadership, what
[00:27:59] you have on the ground is a tripatriot.
[00:28:03] coalition for Iran, this is exactly the point uh, not to make things
[00:28:07] hard for the average person, but to retain some leverage in these
[00:28:10] negotiations. On the part the Iranians, the Iranian supreme
[00:28:14] leaderal khameini now finds himself pressured
[00:28:17] by both pro government public clamoring for
[00:28:21] retribution. Mr. Witkof and Kushner and
[00:28:24] others went with the template that they
[00:28:28] designed for Gaza.
[00:28:43] Uh, in the last two days, however, we've seen a change in target sets, uh,
[00:28:47] this now includes bridges, this now includes port
[00:28:50] facilities, clear message and clear remark that
[00:28:54] Pakistan is the strong regional player, is it
[00:28:58] peacemaker? Yes, of course, there are signs, there are signs
[00:29:01] that
[00:29:02] the two. sides are trying to come each other, are trying
[00:29:06] to settle the differences. people who were delisted
[00:29:09] were in Muslim majority districts of
[00:29:13] West Bengal, these are new style of Jerry Mandering that was
[00:29:17] taking
[00:29:18] place.
[00:30:24] Good afternoon, salam alaikum, you watching Pakistan TV, I am
[00:30:28] fahim Banguish. First of all, let's take a quick look at the main head.
[00:30:32] lines for the
[00:30:33] hour.
[00:30:48] Prime Minister Shahbad Sharif leaves Madina for Pakistan, concluding
[00:30:52] his successful visit to Saudi Arabia, during which Pakistan's
[00:30:56] Saudi Arabia and Turkey sign the Mecca joint defense agreement.