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[00:00:00] any scenario. Iran state news agency Irna reported
[00:00:04] his
[00:00:04] remarks.
[00:00:15] The third oil tanker has caught fire after striking seam in the straight of
[00:00:18] homus. According to Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guards navy, the
[00:00:22] shuttle tanker carrying 75000 barrels of
[00:00:26] crude oil attempted to use an unauthorized route despite. warnings
[00:00:30] triggering an explosion and severe fire, the development
[00:00:34] follows an earlier report of another crude oil super tanker exploding after
[00:00:38] striking seam while attempting to leave
[00:00:40] in the straight through an unauthorized
[00:00:42] route.
[00:00:48] morning news coming up with professor
[00:01:02] of
[00:01:08] a
[00:01:10] in Pakistan's geography is very strategic, very
[00:01:14] important,
[00:01:15] of it connects multiple regions. We are a higher platform,
[00:01:19] a higher pedestal, this new phase in which we are now
[00:01:22] in a mutual defense agreement brings together two
[00:01:27] of of the Muslim world's strongest militaries and... three capabilities which
[00:01:31] are Pakistan and Turkey Gaza situation
[00:01:34] of is even more perturbing and it doesn't
[00:01:38] seem that I mean the the current sort of Israeli
[00:01:41] actions there, I mean they are not willing to
[00:01:45] relinquish sort
[00:01:48] a of the territory that they have occupied. If President Trump is able to get this kind of this disarmament to take
[00:01:52] place
[00:01:53] in in in in Gaza, this would be huge victory for
[00:01:56] him, but it's a matter of bringing bringing the Israeli.
[00:02:01] particularly to the table already rejected this kind
[00:02:03] in of of us back road map, the fact that the Israeli military in
[00:02:06] government and militia and illegal settlers are kind of
[00:02:10] collaborating to take away these lands and occupy them
[00:02:14] of and settle them with Israelies. these deployments are very demanding
[00:02:18] both on the
[00:02:19] a equipment and on the crew. there are roughly
[00:02:23] 4800 personnel aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln if you
[00:02:27] include the ship's crew and the air wing uh and they have been at
[00:02:31] sea now for uh nine months continuously. Iran
[00:02:35] of tends to play the game, but we say they continue
[00:02:38] of the dance. The United States wants Iran to come to the table and they're making concessions to
[00:02:41] get Iran to come to the table and Iran's making demands for additional
[00:02:45] concessions to get to the
[00:02:47] table.
[00:02:53] of
[00:03:04] of
[00:03:26] Welcome back to Pakistan TV, I am rafe sohil with more.
[00:03:30] news: top Iranian security official claims that the US has
[00:03:34] accepted some of Iran's seven conditions for reopening the street of hermus,
[00:03:38] an interview with state run press TV, secretary of Iran Supreme
[00:03:42] National Security Council Mosin Rizai elaborated on the latest
[00:03:45] messages and
[00:03:47] of proposals exchanged between Tehran and Washington to see facilities and reopen the
[00:03:50] straight of hermus. He said over the past two months the Americans
[00:03:54] have requested US through three different channels, namely
[00:03:58] Pakistan, Qatar and even Iraq to submit our proposals to
[00:04:02] them. He stated, Tehran announced seven conditions to the Americans
[00:04:06] and explicitly told them that the straight of hermus will not be open to
[00:04:10] them
[00:04:10] of and there will be no negotiation unless these conditions are
[00:04:14] met. He further stated that the Americans have now proposed and
[00:04:18] responded to us. In their response they have accepted
[00:04:22] some of our conditions while some others situation remains
[00:04:25] unclear and there exist some ambiguities. He also
[00:04:29] said that. If the US launches another aggression
[00:04:32] of against Iran, its assets, including key data systems and
[00:04:36] AI sensors in the west Asia region will be
[00:04:39] targeted.
[00:04:44] A senior UAE official has
[00:04:46] of called on Gulf countries to strengthen their security cooperation following series
[00:04:50] of attacks by Huti militia against Saudi Arabia.
[00:04:54] Anwar Gargash, diplomatic advisor to the UAE's
[00:04:57] president
[00:04:58] of made the comments after we attacks on Riyad's international airport left
[00:05:02] 14 dead and hundreds wounded. Gargash wrote on x that it
[00:05:06] is necessary to revive joint action by the Gulf countries,
[00:05:10] particularly in security and defense. and to strengthen the
[00:05:14] collective security system, he added, arguing that
[00:05:17] there was been a grave shortcoming which has encouraged others to
[00:05:21] encroach upon
[00:05:22] us.
[00:05:27] five more Palestinians have been killed in Gaza over the past 24
[00:05:31] hours, according to the health ministry, bringing the reported death toll since October
[00:05:35] 2023 to 74,382.
[00:05:38] The ministry says three people were killed in recent attacks. while two
[00:05:42] others died of earlier wounds. 18 people were also
[00:05:46] injured raising the total number of injuries to
[00:05:49] 175,416. despite a
[00:05:53] cease fire that took effect on October 10th, 2025, the ministry
[00:05:57] says 1493 Palestinians have been killed and
[00:06:00] 5299 injured in subsequent
[00:06:03] attacks.
[00:06:08] NATO's top military commander on Monday said the alliance would
[00:06:12] block, blunt and break any attack its members in a
[00:06:16] warning to Russia as fears grow with the threat from
[00:06:19] Moscow. Nato's supreme allied commander Europe said a
[00:06:23] speech in Warsaw, if someone is foolish enough to attack us,
[00:06:27] we will fight, he said, we will stop the attack and
[00:06:31] deny them the ability to achieve their objectives, whatever those may
[00:06:35] be, he said, we will, in short, ensure any attack
[00:06:38] against any ally proves utterly futile,
[00:06:42] US general Alexis Greenwich
[00:06:45] said,
[00:06:50] the Kremlin on Monday said it would only offer a one-day cease fire to
[00:06:54] Ukraine to hold a presidential election, rejecting Kiev's call for
[00:06:58] two month truce for an election campaign. Kremlin
[00:07:02] spokesman Dimitri Paskov said, if they truly want to hold elections in
[00:07:06] Kiev, then the president of Russia, the commander in chief, will
[00:07:10] be ready to give an order not to launch strikes. on Ukraine on election
[00:07:13] day, specifically on election
[00:07:16] day.
[00:07:26] At least six people have been killed and nine others injured in separate Russian
[00:07:29] strikes on Ukraine, raising fresh concerns about the effectiveness of an
[00:07:33] energy cease fire announced by US President Donald Trump.
[00:07:37] Mayor Rusland Masiskiv said three people were killed
[00:07:41] in a Russian drone attack on. western Ukrainian city of Ivano
[00:07:44] Francisk. All three victims were members the military. He did
[00:07:48] not specify the exact target the attack, but confirmed that civilian
[00:07:52] infrastructure had also sustained damage. In separate
[00:07:55] incident, a Russian strike near a grocery store in harkiv killed three
[00:07:59] people and wounded nine others. The attacks came after Trump
[00:08:03] announced an energy cease fire between Russia and Ukraine, declaring it
[00:08:07] effective immediately. However, Ukrainian president Vlad Zelanski
[00:08:10] said that Russian forces cont launching aidal attacks on energy
[00:08:14] infrastructure. a Ukrainian official also confirmed that a
[00:08:18] joint heating and power plant in harkive had been struck after the
[00:08:22] cease fire announcement. the latest incidents have heightened concerns
[00:08:26] over civilian safety and the protection of critical infrastructure
[00:08:30] emid continued facilities, despite diplomatic efforts to reduce
[00:08:33] attacks on energy
[00:08:34] facilities.
[00:08:40] ukrainian president zelanski said Monday, it was clear that
[00:08:43] Russia would not agree to stop hitting energy targets after US President
[00:08:47] Donald Trump Unilaterally announced a deal between the voting
[00:08:51] nations. Zelanski said on social media it is increasingly evident that
[00:08:55] Russia is unwilling to accept an energy cease fire proposed by
[00:08:59] the
[00:08:59] US.
[00:09:04] UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham backed US President Donald
[00:09:08] Trump's call for immediate and sustained energy seas fire between Russia and
[00:09:13] as Russian strikes on Ukrainian energy infrastructure
[00:09:16] intensify. Bernham said the attacks target civilian infrastructure
[00:09:19] by plunging them into cold and darkness and urges Moscow
[00:09:23] to halt its strikes. UK prime minister said Ukraine is ready for sease
[00:09:27] fire if Russia stops its attacks, adding that the agreement could help
[00:09:31] restore energy and fuel supplies to global markets. Trump earlier
[00:09:35] announced that both sides have agreed to halt attacks on an energy
[00:09:38] infrastructure but Russia has yet to confirm the agreement while
[00:09:44] expresses surprise at the announcement. Trump statement comes
[00:09:48] two days after he announced a temporary easing of US sanctions on
[00:09:51] Russian diesel, drawing criticism from Ukraine and his European
[00:09:55] allies who argue that the move emboldens Russian president
[00:09:59] Vladimir
[00:09:59] Putin.
[00:10:06] Canadian Prime Minister Mark Kahni has expressed strong support for an
[00:10:09] immense energy seasf between Ukraine and Russia. being broken by
[00:10:13] US President Donald Trump saying it could deescalate the war and
[00:10:17] protect thousands of civilians from harm and hardship. In
[00:10:21] a statement, Carne said he discussed the evolving situation surrounding the
[00:10:25] war and energy infrastructure with Trump and Ukrainian President
[00:10:28] Lodin Zelanski. He urged Russia to uphold the proposed agreement and
[00:10:32] said it was imperative that all attacks on energy infrastructure and
[00:10:36] civilian sees immediately. Kahne also reaffirmed Canada's
[00:10:40] commitment to working with allies for just and lasting peace in
[00:10:43] Ukraine and Europe. He added that Canada will continue to
[00:10:47] maximize its oil and diesel exports to the US,
[00:10:51] yielding well over million barrels of diesel per day.
[00:11:00] British prime minister Andy Burnham will meet the EU's top officials
[00:11:04] a summit in Brussels in November on November 28th officials said Monday
[00:11:07] as the new UK leader floats closer ties with the
[00:11:11] block. European Council boss Antonio Costa posted
[00:11:15] online together we aim to deepen our cooperation, strengthen our
[00:11:18] resilience, enhance our ability to tackle shared challenges and
[00:11:22] promote stability in Europe and beyond.
[00:11:30] The EU's executive branch warned Monday that massive cuts to
[00:11:33] the block's next long-term budget risked undermining key priorities
[00:11:37] after the latest proposal slash the budget by
[00:11:40] 1441 billion euros. Ireland, which
[00:11:44] holds the EU's rotating presidency, published the latest proposal on
[00:11:47] Saturday with members and member states deeply divided
[00:11:51] over the size the 2028-2034 budget. They
[00:11:55] hope to agree by Christmas. Germany leads a pack with
[00:11:59] Austria, Denmark, Finland, the Netherlands and Sweden,
[00:12:03] seeking cuts to several hundred billion euros to the European Commission's
[00:12:06] nearly two trillion euro initial plan. France, the block's
[00:12:10] second biggest economy says the EU needs more money to tackle a host of
[00:12:14] rising challenges, while 17 nations from southern, central and eastern
[00:12:18] Europe are pushing for greater funding to support agriculture and
[00:12:22] regional development.
[00:12:27] Thousands of protesters took to the streets of New Delhi demanding the
[00:12:31] designation of Chief Election Commissioner Ganesh Kumar, led by
[00:12:35] opposition leader Rahul Gandhi, demonstrators waved Indian flags and
[00:12:38] chanted vote thief, accusing authorities of conducting
[00:12:42] voter role revision that could benefit prime minister Narendra Modi's
[00:12:46] Bharatiya Janata Party. The election commission has denied
[00:12:50] early wrong doing saying the exercise was aimed at removing
[00:12:53] duplicate and and other features and fraudlent
[00:12:57] entries. according to media reports, more than 133 million
[00:13:01] names have been removed from electoral lists. critics say the
[00:13:04] changes have disproportionately affected minorities,
[00:13:08] particularly the Muslims. the rally follows a weekend crack down in
[00:13:12] which authorities detained thousands of people, including journalists and
[00:13:16] imposed tight restrictions across much the capital.
[00:13:19] Gandhi urged people from all political backgrounds to join the
[00:13:23] protest, calling on citizens, to defend
[00:13:25] democracy.
[00:13:35] Opposition leaders and journalists accused police of heavy handed tactics during
[00:13:39] weekend demonstrations as authorities lockdown New Delhi on
[00:13:42] Monday ahead of a fresh rally against the chief election commissioner. Indian
[00:13:46] authorities deploy thousands of personnel across central Delhi for a third
[00:13:50] straight day, erecting heavy metal barricades and closing key metro
[00:13:54] stations before. for a march called by opposition leader Rahul
[00:13:57] Gandhi. The protests were triggered by allegations of
[00:14:01] misconduct during nationwide voter role revision that critics
[00:14:05] say could benefit Narendra Modi's ruling Bharatiya Janata Party.
[00:14:09] Parliamentarians, John Britas the Communist Party
[00:14:13] of India said he was a man handled, dragged, assaulted by
[00:14:16] police during Sunday's demonstrations. Several journalists covering the
[00:14:20] protests of they were detained despite prominently displaying their
[00:14:24] press.
[00:14:25] cards:
[00:14:30] Indian farmers and tribal families protested against Modi government's
[00:14:34] project to link Madhya Pradesh's Ken river with
[00:14:38] Uttar Pradesh's Betwa River. Protests say they
[00:14:42] would rather die than leave their ancestral home without better
[00:14:45] compensation. Participants said the government had snatched their
[00:14:49] lands, dug up their farms and built the dam without paying
[00:14:53] compensation for the homes they. destroyed, critics
[00:14:56] say the program risks uprooting communities and damaging fragile
[00:15:00] ecosystems.
[00:15:09] the failed and flawed policies the Modi government have left the situation in
[00:15:13] India's Manipur state growing more serious day by day as fresh
[00:15:17] clashes between the kuki and naga communities have killed
[00:15:21] nine more people. according to India today report, the wave
[00:15:25] of violence began after unidentified gun man killed a 22 year old
[00:15:29] woman and mother of five with 10 houses set on
[00:15:33] fire during the clashes between the armed groups. the unrest in Manipur
[00:15:36] remains checked, exposing the Modi government's inability to contain the
[00:15:40] tensions and restore peace in the state. International Human Rights
[00:15:44] experts say the latest violence shows the Modi government has badly
[00:15:48] failed to maintain law in order in
[00:15:50] Manipur.
[00:15:56] Ambassador Assim Ifthar Ahmed has formally assumed charge as
[00:16:00] foreign secretary at the ministry of foreign affairs. Deputy prime minister and foreign
[00:16:04] minister Isagtar received the foreign secretary today. dar
[00:16:08] appreciated ambassador Ahmed's contributions during his tenure
[00:16:12] as Pakistan's permanent representative to the United Nations in New
[00:16:15] York and wished him success in his new
[00:16:18] responsibilities.
[00:16:26] Deputy prime minister and foreign minister Senator Mohammad had directed all
[00:16:30] concerned ministries and divisions to ensure full implementation of
[00:16:34] conservation and austerity measures chairing a meeting. the
[00:16:37] committee for monitoring and implementation these measures, isagda
[00:16:41] reviewed progress and emphasized the need to maintain financial discipline. he
[00:16:45] stress that government expenditure must be limited to essential
[00:16:48] commitments and public resources must be utilized
[00:16:52] prudently. the meeting was attended by federal minister for IT and
[00:16:56] telecommunication, special assistant to the prime minister Tarik Batwa, the
[00:16:59] cabinet secretary, the foreign secretary and senior officials from relevant
[00:17:03] ministries and departments.
[00:22:50] Thank you so much, well that is all
[00:22:51] in the
[00:22:51] news room for now, more live streaming, do log to website and also follow us our social media, this is
[00:22:55] officer hill, saying goodbye, take
[00:22:57] care.
[00:24:08] generation
[00:24:30] second thought about the fact that he is the man of
[00:24:33] peace
[00:24:38] you about about the Pakistani roles special thank
[00:24:42] you.
[00:25:01] Hello and welcome to onfold, I am. We saw
[00:25:05] earlier, the exchange rate has become considerably more stable, the
[00:25:08] external account has become more manageable. The interest rate on on
[00:25:12] treasury bonds or the yield and treasury bonds is uh is
[00:25:16] going up for the first time
[00:25:19] uh in. canadian history in regional countries and globally that
[00:25:23] America can be a friend, but if there is a choice between Israel and any
[00:25:27] particular country then America would always prefer is right? the the
[00:25:30] atrocities or the crimes committed against the Palestinian people have
[00:25:34] started long before 2023, after the
[00:25:38] embarrassing debackle that India faced after Mark last
[00:25:42] year, this could help you know
[00:25:46] attempt to repair the moral the armed forces, it has
[00:25:50] clearly indicated from the Russian side that peace
[00:25:53] cannot be pushed forward, it can be softly and
[00:25:57] smoothly promoted, so it should be treated
[00:26:01] in very careful way. um, the economic, the
[00:26:05] clock for economic collapse and political col
[00:26:08] collapse, these are really two different. by presenting my tribute
[00:26:12] and salute to the shodaya of Pakistan considering the importance of
[00:26:16] today
[00:26:17] and and the sacrifices which they made for our beautiful country.
[00:26:21] Ukraine is a NATO, not NATO member, but it
[00:26:24] affects to the NATO and the European security. is the conflict, because I
[00:26:28] think under the current circumstances, it's virtually impossible.
[00:26:33] to end the Ukraine war, to force Moscow and Kiev
[00:26:36] to sign peace
[00:26:38] deal.
[00:27:35] corner, this is Mahin
[00:27:36] Jofferry.
[00:27:41] Pakistan is there and it was mediator between
[00:27:45] it and the United States, so this this gives
[00:27:49] this defense agreement diplomatic
[00:27:52] angle. Saudi Arabia, got all these countries are going to find
[00:27:56] alternative roots for the energy exports.
[00:27:59] The United States not only because it's send. in front the need
[00:28:03] term elections, but also a general strategic
[00:28:07] context, should seriously resess
[00:28:11] its policy towards Iran. Iran and
[00:28:15] Oman can negotiate and countries like Pakistan and Khather and
[00:28:19] Turkey have been helpful in trying to mediate some type of resolution
[00:28:23] here, but again as I said earlier, I believe right now the Trump
[00:28:27] administration has nearly zero patience for so-called
[00:28:30] negotiations with the Iranian regime. Well certainly the war has
[00:28:34] not proven to be as uh quick or as
[00:28:37] decisive um as the president initially
[00:28:41] suggested, seniors are coming back, but still fighting for their right, but
[00:28:45] are not accepting India should be declared a country
[00:28:48] of particular
[00:28:49] concern.
[00:30:11] Hello and assalamualaikum, welcome to Pakistan TV. With the news of this hour,
[00:30:15] I'm Zenab Bukhari. Let's have look at the headlines
[00:30:18] first.
[00:30:36] Dabri prime minister and foreign minister says Pakistan is committed to the
[00:30:40] complete elimination of terrorism and demands of taliban regime to stop
[00:30:43] all support to terrorist addressing a counter terrorism conference tar
[00:30:47] stresses that attacks originating from Afghan soil must end and
[00:30:51] well must acknowledge Pakistan's
[00:30:53] sacrifices.