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[00:00:01] alaikum, you're watching Pakistan TV, with the news at this hour, I'm
[00:00:04] Faruk Fayaz, let's begin with the
[00:00:07] headlines.
[00:00:25] A Pakistani resident has been killed and 11 others wounded in a
[00:00:29] fresh. the strike on Raad's international
[00:00:32] airport.
[00:00:41] The Saudi Led
[00:00:42] in coalition says it has intercepted
[00:00:44] of huuti launched ballistic missile targeting Hamis Mushed while
[00:00:48] of Saudi civil defense has declared the threat over in Abha
[00:00:52] following earlier
[00:00:53] alert.
[00:01:00] Oil prices rose on Monday as Hothi
[00:01:03] of strikes on Saudi Arabia and attacks on two tankers raised
[00:01:06] supply concerns with Brent
[00:01:09] of Crude climbing to $105.48 a barrel and
[00:01:12] US crude reaching
[00:01:13] 92.44.
[00:01:21] Federal government imposes emergency and governor's rule
[00:01:25] inqua following the president's approval
[00:01:27] of their recommendations by the
[00:01:29] in federal.
[00:01:36] US president Donald Trump has claimed that Russia and
[00:01:39] of Ukraine have agreed to an energy sees
[00:01:42] of far with Kiev saying it would support such move, but Moscow is
[00:01:45] yet to
[00:01:46] in comment.
[00:01:52] of
[00:02:08] a Pakistani resident has been killed and 11 others wounded in a
[00:02:12] a fresh of hoothi militia
[00:02:14] of strike on Rayad's international airport. It was the second
[00:02:17] strike on the International Airport
[00:02:19] in the Saudi Capital in two days. A Saudi
[00:02:23] of military spokesman said a projectile had hit King Khalid
[00:02:26] International Airport on Sunday causing a fire. in one of its
[00:02:30] passenger halls. Saudi Arabia civil aviation
[00:02:34] authority said
[00:02:38] in in a statement on X that a Pakistani resident had been killed in the attack. Authorities have extended the
[00:02:41] closure
[00:02:42] of the airport by 24 hours. The latest strike
[00:02:45] came day after attack on the same airport killed
[00:02:49] 13 people and injured 308 others following
[00:02:53] similar strikes earlier this week. The hoothi militia on
[00:02:57] Sunday claimed multiple attacks over the previous. 24
[00:03:00] hours,
[00:03:02] of including of the strike on the airport and threatened to continue targeting the
[00:03:05] kingdom's transit hubs. houti militia
[00:03:09] spokesman, brigadier general Yahya Sari said they had also
[00:03:13] attacked oil facilities
[00:03:14] of and themam airport eastern Saudi
[00:03:17] a Arabia.
[00:03:23] Saudi Arabia civil defenser said the danger has passed in
[00:03:27] the southern city of Abha after it is an alert on x
[00:03:31] warning of a potential threat, the all clear comes amid
[00:03:35] repeated hoothi militia attacks on Saudi airports. Saudi
[00:03:39] aviation authority said one person was killed and 11 injured
[00:03:42] in Sunday's attack on Riyad's king Khalid international
[00:03:46] airport. A day earlier, a strike on the same
[00:03:49] airport killed 13 people and wounded more than
[00:03:52] 300. At themam airport has also been
[00:03:55] targeted. The hoothi militia previously claimed they attacked Abha
[00:03:59] air. port with ballistic missiles and drones, but Saudi authorities have
[00:04:03] not immediately confirmed the
[00:04:05] claim.
[00:04:13] the R4 group comprising
[00:04:16] of Pakistan, a Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Turkey strongly condemned ahouti attacks on
[00:04:20] Saudi Arabia, including strikes on King Khalid international
[00:04:23] airport in Raad that caused civilian casualties and damage
[00:04:27] to infrastructure, calling them violation. of international
[00:04:31] law,
[00:04:34] of in a joint statement, the group reaffirmed that support for Saudi Arabia sovereignty, territorial
[00:04:37] integrity and
[00:04:39] of security, backing all legitimate measures to counter the tax and prevent their
[00:04:43] recurrence, the group holds the hoothi militia
[00:04:46] responsible for the consequences
[00:04:48] of the tacks, a warns of threats to regional and international
[00:04:51] peace and security and demands an immediate and unconditional hall
[00:04:55] to
[00:04:55] a the
[00:04:59] of hostilities.
[00:05:04] Oil prices have extended their gains as the Middle East conflict
[00:05:08] escalates with fears growing
[00:05:10] over crude supplies from the region. The rise on Monday
[00:05:13] followed stepped up strikes by the Huti militia on Saudi Arabia, while
[00:05:17] two tankers were also attacked over the weekend. Brent
[00:05:21] Crude futures rose 76 cents or .73% to
[00:05:25] $105.48 a barrel.
[00:05:29] Meanwhile US West Texas intermediate crude gained 59 cents
[00:05:33] or .64% to $92.44 cents
[00:05:37] a barrel. The latest developments have raised fears of
[00:05:41] further disruptions to oil shipments from the region, putting renewed
[00:05:45] pressure on global energy
[00:05:46] markets.
[00:05:54] Iran has accused the head of US central command of
[00:05:57] orchestrating oil smuggling operations in the strategically
[00:06:01] vital straight of hormos, raising tensions between Tehran and
[00:06:05] Washington. Secretary of
[00:06:09] Iran Supreme National Security Council made the claim an interview
[00:06:12] over the weekend with Iranian state run press
[00:06:15] tv. Ri said admiral Brad Cooper
[00:06:19] was directing the operations using the UAE military
[00:06:23] with five or six small boats transferring oil to large
[00:06:26] tankers. He added Iranian forces had been
[00:06:29] striking five or six vessels involved in the operations each
[00:06:33] night over the past two or three months. The US and the
[00:06:37] UAE did not immediately comment on Razay's
[00:06:40] claims.
[00:06:47] The federal government has imposed emergency and governor's rule in
[00:06:51] khibar bakhtunkwa following the president's approval the recommendations by
[00:06:55] the federal cabinet. The president's house said a
[00:06:59] statement that the measures have been approved under articles
[00:07:02] 232 and 234 the constitution. The
[00:07:06] president's office said the decision followed the federal cabinet's
[00:07:10] approval, the prime minister's advice. reports from relevant
[00:07:14] institutions on the law and order situation and the failure of
[00:07:17] negotiations with government delegations. Earlier, the
[00:07:21] federal cabinet was briefed on the law and order situation and the provincial government's
[00:07:25] deliberate disengagement from the fight against terrorism and the
[00:07:28] deteriorating state of affairs regarding terrorism in khaib
[00:07:31] pakhtunkhah. The cabinet conducted detailed review
[00:07:35] the situation, taking into account the worsening law and order conditions in
[00:07:39] Khaibakhtunkhah.
[00:07:46] Federal interior minister Mohen Naqi
[00:07:50] says monthlong efforts to secure KP government's cooperation against terrorism
[00:07:53] failed due to differences with PTI leaders. Law
[00:07:57] minister Azim Nazir said the federal government acted
[00:08:01] within the constitutional framework while information
[00:08:04] minister blamed the KP government's approach for worsening
[00:08:08] security. Meanwhile the federal government has formed an 11
[00:08:12] member. advisory council to oversee key departments in Kaibar
[00:08:15] Pakhtunkha. More in this report by Anam
[00:08:18] Abbasi.
[00:08:25] Declaration of emergency in Khair Pakhton kwah, the federal
[00:08:28] ministers held crucial joint press conference in Islamabad
[00:08:32] today and revealed the complete inside story
[00:08:36] of what led to the difficult decision
[00:08:38] of declaring emergency in Khair Pakhtunkhah province. senior
[00:08:42] minister Mohsin Nakwi said a sharp increase in terrorism citing
[00:08:46] 195% rise in terrorist incidents and
[00:08:49] 103% increase in casuality over one and a half
[00:08:53] year. He stated that 518 police personnel have been
[00:08:57] murtered since January 2024 and identified 12
[00:09:00] districts of severely affected by
[00:09:04] terrorism. So the fundamental grounds for imposition of
[00:09:08] emergency are law and
[00:09:10] order. against terrorism
[00:09:14] and to save innocent people from from from the dreadful
[00:09:18] consequences of terrorist activities, information
[00:09:21] minister accused that PTI led provincial
[00:09:24] government of failing to maintain law and order and
[00:09:27] alleged that the militant groups had expended their influence in
[00:09:31] the province. these this this government which has been
[00:09:35] suspended through a constitutional
[00:09:38] option is responsible for the deaths of
[00:09:42] thousands of citizens of khibur pakhtunkhah because
[00:09:46] their pro ttttp,
[00:09:48] pro TTA policies. These were people who are
[00:09:52] apologists for these terrorists, who are sympathizers, who have always been
[00:09:56] sympathizers and let me also remind you that the policy
[00:10:00] of TTA towards women has been reflected by the KPK
[00:10:04] government with regard to women's rights with regard to women's education, you may
[00:10:08] like to look at the statistics how they have deprived women their.
[00:10:13] to livelihood and their right to education. He presented the
[00:10:16] proposed advisory council as team of technocrats
[00:10:20] experienced officials and professionals tasked with
[00:10:23] improving governance. and administration, the ministers
[00:10:27] maintained that the intervention was intended to address worsening
[00:10:31] terrorism, restore effective governance and strengthen
[00:10:34] coordination between the federal government and security
[00:10:37] institutions. Anambasi, Pakistan
[00:10:40] TV. KP
[00:10:43] governor Fasal Karim kundi has chaired a special security meeting in
[00:10:47] Pishawar to review the provinces security situation and terrorism
[00:10:51] threats. Officials reviewed law enforcement preparedness.
[00:10:55] while the governor said the situation in khibar pakhtunkwaa remains
[00:10:58] peaceful following the imposition of emergency. Faisal
[00:11:02] Karem kundi paid tribute to security personnel and the families of
[00:11:06] marters. He vowed full support for security forces in the
[00:11:09] fight against terrorism. The governor has also summoned a meeting
[00:11:13] the provincial apex committee for tomorrow to review security
[00:11:17] threats. The meeting reaffirmed that the people of khibar
[00:11:20] Pakhtunkwah reject terrorist elements and their
[00:11:23] facilitators.
[00:11:30] Khaibar governor Faisal Kareem Kundi has said the people the
[00:11:34] province welcome the presidential proclamation and desire peace,
[00:11:38] stability, progress and prosperity. In message he
[00:11:41] said the people will stand by the security agencies and fight
[00:11:45] terrorists till the end while seeking brotherly relations with other
[00:11:49] provinces. He said they are peace living and do not support
[00:11:53] terrorism or violence any. way and warned that strict legal
[00:11:57] action will be taken against those who disrupt law and order or take the law
[00:12:01] into their own hands. Chairing the first meeting the
[00:12:05] newly constituted KP Advisory Council, and the governor
[00:12:08] congratulated its members. He said, restoring peace,
[00:12:12] improving governance and zero tolerance for corruption are top
[00:12:16] priorities and stressed collective efforts to improve public service
[00:12:20] delivery. Gundhi also highlighted the province's rich
[00:12:23] mineral resources. saying this should be used to boost economic
[00:12:27] growth, attract investment and create jobs. efforts
[00:12:31] would also be made to project a positive image the
[00:12:34] province.
[00:12:40] residents of sin have welcomed the imposition of emergency in
[00:12:43] khiiba saying the previous PTI led provincial government
[00:12:47] fail to address public grievances and growing law and order
[00:12:50] concerns, putting the lives and property of citizens at risk.
[00:12:54] mhammad reports: the
[00:12:58] federal government has invoked article 232 and 234 of
[00:13:02] pakistan's constitution citing the detreating security
[00:13:05] situation and the need for effective governance in the khibar pakhtunkhah
[00:13:09] province. for the people of sindh the situation in khibar pakhtunkhah is not
[00:13:12] merely a political debate but it is a question of security,
[00:13:16] stability and the protection of common citizen from violence and
[00:13:19] terrorism and they term protecting human lives and preventing
[00:13:23] further loss of property. must remain the immediate priority the
[00:13:27] government. People from all works of life welcome this decision and
[00:13:31] carried out procesion to welcome the invoking of article 232 and
[00:13:34] 234 in Khair Pakhtunkhah. Public consider these
[00:13:38] measures indispensable for lasting peace and better governance while
[00:13:42] they do desire the process must focus on sustainable solution rather
[00:13:46] than a temporarily political arrangements. Mohammaddin
[00:13:50] Pakistan TV
[00:13:51] karachi.
[00:13:55] The federal cabinet expressed deep concern over the deteriorating
[00:13:59] security situation in Khabar Pakhtunkwah with Prime Minister Shabas
[00:14:03] Sharif calling for provincial federal unity to combat
[00:14:05] terrorism. Addressing the cabinet meeting in Islamabad, the
[00:14:09] prime minister said the government made final effort to resolve the
[00:14:13] crisis through Juif chief Maulana Fazl Rahman
[00:14:17] before taking further decisions. Deputy Prime Minister
[00:14:20] Isar also contacted the Juif leader to
[00:14:24] explore.
[00:14:25] for dialogue. Shahbar sharief said the provincial government must
[00:14:29] join hands with the federation to eliminate terrorism, describing the
[00:14:33] situation as a now or never moment. He
[00:14:36] added that 800 billion rupees had been provided to the province to
[00:14:40] strengthen its counter terrorism capacity, stressing that combatting
[00:14:44] terrorism was a shared responsibility. At the prime minister also
[00:14:48] highlighted progress on the economic front saying Pakistan had reached a staff
[00:14:52] level agreement with the IMF and had received in national recognition
[00:14:56] for its economic stabilization and diplomatic efforts, he
[00:15:00] further announced plans to establish IT parks in major cities
[00:15:03] building on the recently completed facility in Islamabad to expand
[00:15:07] technology, education and employment opportunities for young
[00:15:11] people.
[00:15:19] the US federal aviation administration has warned American
[00:15:23] airlines to exercise cost. when flying to or over Saudi
[00:15:27] Arabia citing safety threats linked to ongoing military
[00:15:31] activity and interference with navigation systems.
[00:15:35] The FAA notice to Airman. which remains valid until
[00:15:38] december 10th follow strikes on Raad's international airport on
[00:15:42] Saturday and Sunday. A Saturday's attack killed 13
[00:15:46] people and wounded more than 300 while one person was killed in Sunday
[00:15:50] strike. The agency warned that the threats could pose potential
[00:15:54] risks to aircraft at all altitudes, including during
[00:15:57] overflights, arrivals and departures. It described the
[00:16:01] situation in the region as potentially
[00:16:02] hazardous. And moving on, the United
[00:16:06] Arab America. said on Sunday,
[00:16:08] it stands
[00:16:09] in solidarity with Saudi Arabia after the deadly attack on Riyadh's
[00:16:12] airport and expressed support for all measures safeguard the kingdom
[00:16:16] security. The UAE foreign ministry a
[00:16:20] statement denounced the flagrant violation of Saudi Arabia
[00:16:23] sovereignty. It reaffirmed the UAE's full
[00:16:26] solidarity with Saudi Arabia and its support for all measures aimed at
[00:16:30] safeguarding the Kingdom security and
[00:16:32] stability.
[00:16:39] The European Union is facing criticism over engagement with the Afghan
[00:16:42] Taliban with concerns that migration and deportations are being
[00:16:46] prioritized over counter terrorism and human rights.
[00:16:50] An analysis published by the National Interest says the Taliban
[00:16:54] has made little to no progress on the five benchmarks set
[00:16:58] by the EU for diplomatic recognition, including counter
[00:17:02] terrorism, women's rights, girls education and
[00:17:05] inclusive governance. In June
[00:17:08] 2026, EU officials held talks in Brussels
[00:17:12] with five member Taliban delegation led by foreign ministry
[00:17:16] spokesman Abdul Kahar Bulki, focusing on the return of
[00:17:19] Afghan migrants. The article sites United Nations's
[00:17:23] assessments documenting more than 20 terrorist organizations
[00:17:27] operating from Afghanistan, including
[00:17:30] Taliban, ISIS Khurasan and Alqida.
[00:17:34] Pakistan's UN representative. Ahmed has also
[00:17:38] highlighted the threat from militants operating from Afghan
[00:17:41] territory. The analysis also notes that, according to
[00:17:45] UNICEF, more than 2.6 million Afghan girls have been denied
[00:17:49] secondary education since 2021, while women
[00:17:53] face severe restrictions on employment
[00:17:55] and public participation. The article urges the EU
[00:17:59] to make engagement conditional on verifiable action
[00:18:02] against terrorist groups, restoration of girls education and an
[00:18:06] end to disc descrimination against minorities, warning that
[00:18:10] migration focus talks risk normalizing the taliban without
[00:18:14] meaningful
[00:18:14] concessions.
[00:18:22] US president Donald Trump announced that Katie Zakharia will
[00:18:26] begin her term as White House press secretary on Monday, Columbus Day
[00:18:30] and hold her introductory news conference on Tuesday at
[00:18:34] 9:30 am in the White House press briefing room.
[00:18:38] Trump expressed confidence in Zakaria, saying she has supported
[00:18:42] him from the beginning and will
[00:18:44] do fantastic job in the role. Zakaria's appointment marked
[00:18:48] the new phase in the white house press office with her first briefing
[00:18:51] expected to introduce her to reporters and outline her role
[00:18:55] in communicating the administration's policies and
[00:18:58] positions.
[00:19:12] Time now for a short break, we'll be right
[00:19:14] back.
[00:19:49] The culture and traditions of Kashmir have distinct identity
[00:19:53] their own across the world. Kashmiri culture has
[00:19:57] a unique character that sets it apart. Because of
[00:20:01] its beauty, it holds a special place across the
[00:20:04] subcontinent and around the world. Kashmiri men and
[00:20:08] women wear fine clothes and over them they wear a long loose
[00:20:12] garment known as the faren. The faren is a traditional
[00:20:16] dress the Kashmiri people. For women, it
[00:20:19] provides such full coverage that there is little need for borka as
[00:20:23] its loose design serves the purpose of complete modest
[00:20:27] covering. During winter, Kashmirers also wear
[00:20:30] a shaw over the fen. Kashmiri women are
[00:20:34] especially known for wearing the famous Pashmina.
[00:20:38] skilled Kashmiri craftsman decorate these shows with beautiful
[00:20:42] embroidery. This embroidary is famous around the
[00:20:46] world. Elderly Kashmiri women traditionally. their
[00:20:50] heads with kasba a form of head covering with a style of its
[00:20:54] own. the traditional cap worn by elderly
[00:20:57] Kashmiri men is also a unique part of Kashmiri
[00:21:00] culture. the carpets used in Kashmiri homes are
[00:21:04] also made by Kashmiri craftsmen. Making these
[00:21:08] carpets requires a high level of skill. With their
[00:21:12] skilled hands, the people of Kashmir produce carpets, shalls
[00:21:16] and namda rugs. All these traditional products.
[00:21:20] are in strong demand outside the kashmir valley.
[00:21:24] paper masi and decorative carving on wood are also important
[00:21:27] parts of kashmiri culture and tradition. the
[00:21:31] utensils in which kashmiris eat their food are also beautiful
[00:21:35] examples of kashmiri culture and tradition. their
[00:21:39] design shows that they have been made by people with a high level of
[00:21:42] artistic skill and craftsmanship. the decorative
[00:21:46] work on these utensils reflects the culture and manship
[00:21:50] of occupied Kashmir, this is a samavar, tea
[00:21:54] okaywa can be kept hot and fresh in it throughout the
[00:21:57] day, the samowar is designed in such a way that burning
[00:22:01] coals are placed inside it, these coals keep the tea
[00:22:05] or kawam all the time, this is a trami, a
[00:22:09] large traditional plate from which four people eat together, it
[00:22:13] is especially used at weddings in kashmir when vazvan is
[00:22:16] prepared, kashmiri waswan is a traditional food
[00:22:20] of Kashmir and consists of dozens of meat
[00:22:23] dishes. Vazwan is a special identity of
[00:22:27] Kashmiri cuisine. Anyone who tastes these dishes
[00:22:30] once in life often wishes to enjoy them again and
[00:22:34] again. Along with the natural beauty of
[00:22:37] Kashmir, its beautiful culture also attracts tourists
[00:22:41] from around the world. Just look at the lake
[00:22:44] with its boats and shikaras moving across the
[00:22:47] water. When people see the... large houses on the
[00:22:51] water, they are often amazed and wonder how such impressive
[00:22:54] buildings can stand there. These are actually house
[00:22:58] boats built entirely from wood. These house boats are
[00:23:02] remarkable example the skill of Kashmiri
[00:23:05] craftsmen. Tourists from around the world stay in
[00:23:09] these house boats. Kashmiri culture is different from
[00:23:13] the cultures of all other regions and states of India.
[00:23:17] For this reason India is attacking this great.
[00:23:19] culture,
[00:23:40] in Indian illegally occupied Kashmir, the purpose of Indian
[00:23:44] cultural aggression is to erase the distinct islamic
[00:23:47] identity, culture and Muslim majority. character the
[00:23:50] Kashmiri people. At the official level, the
[00:23:54] promotion of Kashmiri, Persian and Urdu is being stopped
[00:23:58] while Hindi is being imposed. The Islamic names of
[00:24:02] historical places are being changed and these places are being renamed
[00:24:06] after Hindu figures and stories. Since
[00:24:09] 5th August 2019, independent media has faced
[00:24:13] a complete ban while journalists have faced strict
[00:24:17] punishments. The Kashmiri people. and the hooriyat
[00:24:20] leadership see this cultural assault as an attack by Hindutva on
[00:24:24] their identity. They call on international
[00:24:28] organizations to take notice of what they describe as Indian
[00:24:31] attempts to turn the Muslim majority in the region into a
[00:24:34] minority as well as attacks by Hindu extremists on the
[00:24:38] culture of
[00:24:39] Kashmir.
[00:25:05] I happened to be shazad Istan Khan and with me I'm really lucky I have been joined by my
[00:25:08] wonderful colleague happens to be miss Isha rehan there a couple of
[00:25:12] stories that I brought and then there are couple of stories which
[00:25:15] I shall we have done on um some research projects since
[00:25:19] the 80s. then in 2010,
[00:25:23] 2012 onward to a big
[00:25:27] Pakistan depth swap program, the the plants were here,
[00:25:30] we are familiar with the word kahu, the kahu word was used
[00:25:34] for the olives which were not fruiting, a partner
[00:25:38] like UNICEF is so crucial to us because they have
[00:25:42] tremendous programs, tremendous understanding of how to make
[00:25:45] difference in these particular areas with newborns and
[00:25:50] um maternity care, i've been very lucky, um, my like
[00:25:54] all, ali's family are genuinely the sweetest people and
[00:25:58] i connected to them like straight
[00:25:59] away.
[00:26:12] Bangladesh goes into 12th february 2026 parliamentary elections
[00:26:15] after major political reset. Bangladesh heads to the poles once
[00:26:19] again with the new generation decides the next chapter of
[00:26:22] Bangladesh.
[00:26:32] Pakistan
[00:26:44] tv is right now reporting live from the great hall the people here in
[00:26:48] China's capital
[00:26:49] Beijing.
[00:26:56] Pakistani delegation led by Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharief and chief of defense
[00:27:00] force field marshal. Assim Munir have now departed
[00:27:04] from the great hall the
[00:27:06] people,
[00:27:13] very significant mous will be signed in this
[00:27:17] important
[00:27:18] meeting.
[00:27:34] We are at the jinna convention center and just not me, this is
[00:27:38] me, sana and of course our channel as the
[00:27:41] Islamabad talks comment today, prime minister Mohammad Shahbaz Sharif held a key
[00:27:45] meeting with US Vice President JD vans in
[00:27:47] Islamabad
[00:28:00] you about about the Pakistani role special. Very good, we love Pakistan, thank
[00:28:04] you.
[00:28:09] I have no second thought about the fact
[00:28:13] that the man of peace, it was Pakistan who made
[00:28:17] sure that the 47 year old conflict
[00:28:20] and
[00:28:28] the way he praised the role of Prime Minister Shabash.
[00:28:33] field marshall, it made headlines in
[00:28:36] Pakistan. I have also had such a privilege and honor to witness
[00:28:40] such a
[00:28:40] friendship.
[00:28:48] I appreciate the government of Pakistan and everybody involved in organizing this
[00:28:52] very, very important seminar. I'm here at Jinna
[00:28:56] Convention Center, Islamabad. Pakistan's water strategy is
[00:29:00] clear, when a river crosses borders, becomes just as
[00:29:03] important as the water
[00:29:05] itself,
[00:29:10] from the heart of South Asia to the cross roads of central Asia, from the turbulent middle
[00:29:14] east and north africa to the power corridors the west. i
[00:29:18] think
[00:29:18] that the proxy situation is very
[00:29:21] problematic uh for the
[00:29:25] US, for Israel, for iran, the gulf
[00:29:29] states, for the world at l. this
[00:29:33] conflict could expand, that's what Pakistan and
[00:29:37] Cut are trying to prevent. Israel wants the
[00:29:40] land of Palestine without the Palestinian people, and that is
[00:29:44] why we see the situation in
[00:29:48] Gaza being getting getting
[00:29:51] worse.
[00:29:52] field mar and have kept the channel open when nothing else was working, and that
[00:29:56] matters, and of course the cease fire came through Islamabad.
[00:29:59] gender persecution is already a crime against. humanity under the
[00:30:03] rome statute and the international criminal court has
[00:30:07] issued arrest warrants for the two top taliban leaders
[00:30:11] and the chief
[00:30:15] justice. I suspect that the Canadians are going to
[00:30:19] pressure on areas that will cause lot of
[00:30:22] discomfort to the Americans as they're coming into the midterm
[00:30:26] elections in November. Iran's declaration that it
[00:30:30] does not intend to produce a nuclear. weapon is
[00:30:33] politically relevant, but declarations alone cannot
[00:30:37] resolve the security dilemma. Iran is always said it's prepared to
[00:30:41] continue the conflict, but it's clear that this preferences for this war.