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[00:02:13] The headlines Iran's acting defense minister says a country's armed forces are well
[00:02:16] prepared to respond to any
[00:02:18] threat.
[00:02:24] The Israeli regime attacks the galandia refugee
[00:02:26] of camp in the occupied West Bank the second consecutive day.
[00:02:35] and at least eight people are injured in the latest Israeli attacks
[00:02:39] in and around the southern Lebanese town of
[00:02:43] Tyre.
[00:02:57] in Hello! Welcome everybody, it's
[00:03:00] 5:30 p.m. here in the Iranian capital Tehran. This is Press TV's world
[00:03:04] of news. Our top store
[00:03:05] of Iran's acting defense minister, brigadier general Majid Ibn Razzaq
[00:03:09] says, the country's armed forces are ready to respond to any
[00:03:13] threats. The top military commander said the Islamic Republic's military is fully
[00:03:17] equipped with indigenous military technology that
[00:03:20] surpasses every imported defense system in West
[00:03:24] Asia. He
[00:03:25] of said signs
[00:03:26] of the enemy's deteriorating capabilities are becoming more.
[00:03:30] of evident each day, meanwhile, the Iranian army has
[00:03:32] of also of released a statement. Spokesman Muhammad Akraminia
[00:03:36] said the army is continuously pursuing the path of
[00:03:40] increasing
[00:03:40] of operational readiness by modernizing damaged systems,
[00:03:43] a introducing a new equipment and relying on domestic capabilities. He
[00:03:47] said the arrival of new equipment to units, the
[00:03:51] army's combat equipment and tools are being rearranged to suit
[00:03:55] daily
[00:03:56] of needs.
[00:04:02] Iran's industry minister
[00:04:04] in Muhammad a Atabak of has visited Pakistan for talks aimed at boosting
[00:04:07] bilateral economic cooperation, he and Pakistan's commerce
[00:04:11] minister co- chaired the latest session
[00:04:13] of the joint trade committee between the two countries. Both sides reaffirm their
[00:04:17] commitment to increase the annual
[00:04:19] of trade a to $10 billion dollars. Press TVs and Austrasmy
[00:04:23] reports from Islam
[00:04:25] of abad. Pakistan
[00:04:29] and Iran. have
[00:04:30] of signed memorandum of understanding to deepen trade and commercial
[00:04:33] cooperation, marking another milestone in their efforts to
[00:04:37] strengthen bilateral economic relations. the agreement was
[00:04:40] signed during the 10th session
[00:04:42] of the Pakistan Iran joint trade
[00:04:44] a committee co- chaired by Iran's minister of industry, mine and
[00:04:48] trade Mohammed Atabak and Pakistan's commerce
[00:04:51] in minister Jaam Kamal Khan. The two sides reaffirmed their
[00:04:55] commitment to increasing annual bilateral trade to 10 billion US
[00:04:59] dollars. It's not something out
[00:05:01] of reach, I'm quite optimistic that this
[00:05:05] amount will be reached and uh it's not
[00:05:09] something that is out of touch, so...
[00:05:12] "there are few things that if we solve it,
[00:05:16] definitely will be even above that.
[00:05:20] our discussion were mainly on trade,
[00:05:24] how we can increase the trade
[00:05:27] amount with
[00:05:30] Pakistan, a neighboring and
[00:05:32] brother nation right beside us. the
[00:05:36] memorandum outlines a road map for expanding economic cooperation
[00:05:40] by activating border economic regions. increasing border trade
[00:05:44] with greater private sector participation, exchanging technical
[00:05:48] delegations and immediately implementing existing
[00:05:51] bilateral agreements. Iranian and Pakistani
[00:05:54] officials also agreed to continue working toward a formal free
[00:05:58] trade agreement. The aim is to see and
[00:06:02] strengthen the bilateral trade relationship in
[00:06:06] between both the countries for which both the countries
[00:06:09] leadership have set a target of 10. million dollars
[00:06:13] and for that purpose we are seeing those
[00:06:16] opportunities way forward, the bottle necks
[00:06:20] which restrict free
[00:06:24] trade in between the countries and at the same time we are also
[00:06:28] working a FTA in between Pakistan and
[00:06:31] Iran. On the sidelines the committee meeting, business
[00:06:35] officials of both countries met at the Federation of Pakistan chambers
[00:06:39] of commerce and industry. They discuss challenges facing
[00:06:43] bilateral trade and propose measures to increase commercial
[00:06:47] exchanges through stronger private sector engagement, improved
[00:06:50] border infrastructure and simplified trade
[00:06:53] procedures.
[00:06:56] kafi discussion hui, one the key topics discussed with the visiting Iranian minister was
[00:07:00] the establishment of a joint industrial zone where a wide range of
[00:07:04] industries could operate. we also discuss the gas pipeline
[00:07:08] project. since energy is one of pakistan's highest production costs,
[00:07:12] the... line could significantly reduce the cost of gas and
[00:07:15] electricity in our country. There are also many products that Iran
[00:07:19] manufactures at very reasonable prices and we intend to import
[00:07:23] them from Iran. During his visit, Minister Atabag
[00:07:27] met Prime Minister Shahbas Sharif. He thanked Pakistan for its
[00:07:30] mediation efforts aimed at ending the war the United States and
[00:07:34] Israel launched against Iran earlier this year. The
[00:07:38] frequency of high level visit suggests Pakistan and Iran
[00:07:42] are committed to deepening their strategic economic partnership, both
[00:07:46] countries are now focused on expanding trade, strengthening industrial
[00:07:50] cooperation and achieving their shared 10 billion dollar
[00:07:53] annual trade target. Nasir Kazmi reporting for Press
[00:07:57] TV in
[00:07:59] Islamabad. Iran's foreign ministry
[00:08:03] spokesman says a joint statement between Iran and Oman on the straight of
[00:08:07] hormos is now at the stage of final review and
[00:08:10] drafting described the talks with film on managing maritime
[00:08:13] traffic in the strategic waterway as professional adding that both
[00:08:17] sides have agreed on the route coordinates. researcher
[00:08:21] and journalist Julia Casim speaks of Iran's effective
[00:08:25] control over the straight despite US efforts to undermine Iran's
[00:08:28] sovereignty.
[00:08:32] I was in the straight of Purmus three months ago and we couldn't
[00:08:36] see any the the Trump's so-called armada
[00:08:40] so-called fleets um and many the warships that
[00:08:43] were being deployed in the region, including in the
[00:08:47] hormus area to to make war against
[00:08:50] Iran, so there's both economic, dimension
[00:08:54] of economic sovereignty and dimension of military sovereignty that
[00:08:58] Iran has been successful in reclaiming for months, the
[00:09:02] US's counter so-called counter blockade failed, and their
[00:09:05] attempts to breach the Iran's sovereign control the
[00:09:09] Hurmus, continue to fail so... so
[00:09:13] Iran's talks with Oman, which is under the
[00:09:17] understanding that they jointly manage the Humus, but that doesn't mean
[00:09:20] that Oman can give a free past the US and allow
[00:09:24] US pressure to create illegal routes around Oman, which is what the
[00:09:28] US was trying to do few weeks ago, which is what Oman
[00:09:31] was enabling, so Iran then talked
[00:09:35] to Oman, and
[00:09:37] it is doing so now to reach an agreement that
[00:09:41] reaffirms the... soverenty the Islamic Republic
[00:09:44] in um escorting
[00:09:47] and charging tols on on ships for those
[00:09:51] maintenance costs that were requires to move through, while at the
[00:09:55] same time not leaving any room for
[00:09:59] any warships or any um any
[00:10:02] ships that would engage a military aggression against Iran
[00:10:06] pass.
[00:10:10] The Israely military has attacked. Alandia refugee camp in the occupied west
[00:10:14] bank for the second consecutive day, soldiers raided over dozen
[00:10:18] houses and clashed with Palestinians, they used live fire
[00:10:21] and tier gas to disperse protesters angry over the...
[00:10:25] The Palestinian Red Creson says 11 people have been injured
[00:10:29] in Thursday's attacks. Local Palestinian officials in Galandia
[00:10:33] say the ongoing military operation involves the destruction of
[00:10:37] homes, the theft of money and gold and jewelry
[00:10:41] and the conversion of eight residential properties into military
[00:10:44] barracks. Israeli forces in galandi also attacked prestid
[00:10:48] correspondent there who was covering the rage using a sound
[00:10:51] bomb. Alandy as a key artery connecting Rom. the northern
[00:10:55] occupied west bank to occupied east algods
[00:10:59] and cities further
[00:11:02] south.
[00:11:06] Israeli forces have also launched new attacks on southern Lebanon in violation of a cease
[00:11:10] fire deal with the Arab country, the latest strikes targeted
[00:11:14] areas in and around the city of Tide, wounding at least eight
[00:11:18] people. the attacks forced many residents to leave their homes, witnesses
[00:11:22] also reported continuous as radio artillery shelling in the area. "the attacks
[00:11:26] came after the Israeli regime confirmed the killing of two of its soldiers and the injury of
[00:11:30] several others in an explosion entire district. according to
[00:11:33] Lebanon's health ministry, since March 2nd,
[00:11:37] Israeli attacks have killed over
[00:11:40] 4,300 people and wounded more than
[00:11:43] 12,250
[00:11:46] others.
[00:11:51] the euromet human rights monitor warns that Israel is attempting to race. war
[00:11:55] crime schemes in gaza by removing rubber before independent
[00:11:58] investigators can document or examine them. the group
[00:12:02] says this could destroy crucial evidence and the last
[00:12:06] traces of thousands of people still missing beneath the debr, press of reports from
[00:12:10] gaza
[00:12:10] city.
[00:12:16] for thousands of palestinians, gaza's rabil is more than remains of
[00:12:20] destroyed homes it is a crime scene. in report this
[00:12:24] week. Italian human rights monitor said Israel is
[00:12:27] carrying a large scale operation to remove and crush
[00:12:31] debris across Gaza before independent investigators and
[00:12:35] forensic experts can examine the
[00:12:37] sites. During the genocide, the Israeli army
[00:12:41] tried to obliterate and efface the war crimes committed against our
[00:12:45] people, which in itself constitutes a crime. Today
[00:12:48] the unknown fate of thousands remains a stressing question for their
[00:12:52] families and by removing rubble from
[00:12:56] trying to witnessing, evade legal
[00:12:58] prosecution by removing
[00:13:03] regime
[00:13:07] the rubble Israeli from is what we consider to be crime scenes. we call on
[00:13:10] international journalists and investigative reporters to press for access to gaza
[00:13:14] and document this continuing genocide.
[00:13:18] according to the Geneva based rights monitor, at least 10 million
[00:13:22] tons of rubble have already been cleared with around 100
[00:13:26] Israeli trucks entering eastern and southern parts the gaza
[00:13:29] strip each day, concerns are growing as Israel
[00:13:33] continues to bar international journalists and investigative teams
[00:13:37] from entering the strip. my sons
[00:13:41] are buried beneath the rubble of my home, which is now inaccessible
[00:13:45] behind the yellow line. they say israeli bulldozers and trucks
[00:13:49] are clearing the rubble to erase our neighborhoods. that rubble
[00:13:52] holds my sons. i'm terrifying
[00:14:25] past 73,300 nearly three years
[00:14:29] into the war, according to official figures, around
[00:14:32] 8,500 people are still missing and believe
[00:14:36] to be trapped beneath this same rubble. in
[00:14:40] Gaza, the Rubble is not only reminder of destruction and the
[00:14:44] aftermath the genocide, it is the last remaining
[00:14:47] link to the missing, as it disappears, so do hopes
[00:14:51] of recovering loved ones, preserving evidence.
[00:14:55] and seeking justice a brahim for press tv, gaza
[00:14:59] city, Palestine. As
[00:15:03] Yemen's Armed forces continue inforcing naval blockade on Saudi shipping a
[00:15:06] maritime tracking services reported a sharp drop in
[00:15:10] shipping traffic through the Babel Mandib straight. The report
[00:15:14] by Kepler said only one commodity vessel crossed the Babel Mandib on
[00:15:18] Wednesday down from 20 the previous day. It said
[00:15:21] average of 41 ships cross the strategic waterway.
[00:15:25] each day in the week before the naval blockade was announced, the
[00:15:29] report comes following yemen's armed forces spokesperson announcing
[00:15:33] on Wednesday that the country's forces have targeted eight Saudi oil tankers
[00:15:37] since the... blockade began on July 22nd, he
[00:15:40] added to 29, the Saudi oil tankers have been prevented from
[00:15:44] proceeding and forced to turn back in the red sea and the
[00:15:48] Arabian sea. Yemen has been under decade long
[00:15:52] blockade by Saudi Arabia following years of war and tentative truce.
[00:15:56] The situation escalated again after a Saudi attack on Santa International
[00:16:00] Airport. Since then, Yemen has been implementing a blockade for
[00:16:03] blockade policy on Riyadh.
[00:16:09] Political commentator says the Yemini army's blockay on Saudi
[00:16:12] vessels has significantly affected the country's oil
[00:16:15] exports.
[00:16:20] After the closure the hormos straight because the
[00:16:24] aggression from the zin and the United States Saudi has moved all
[00:16:28] the oil from the Persian golf through pipeline uh toward
[00:16:32] Yambor north
[00:16:33] uh theri so the Saudis when they were transfer their oil and
[00:16:36] exporting. oil through yombo in the red sea, they will make
[00:16:39] huge profit, but at that time when Yemen has
[00:16:43] announced that they will form a blue cade against Saudi Arabia, before that
[00:16:47] they have requested Saudi implement the truth, implement the agreement that
[00:16:50] was signed in 2022, but the Saudi has been so ignorant,
[00:16:54] but then when Yemen have blocked the red sea,
[00:16:58] they were targeting ships in the south of
[00:17:02] Deritsi going to toward Babel mandab, but still Saudi will
[00:17:06] braging out loud and saying that... 't is still working and they
[00:17:09] and it doesn't affect them and
[00:17:11] they are using the Swiss canal or the so-called
[00:17:15] summed pipeline in Egypt which connect north the red sea
[00:17:18] to the Mediterranean sea, that's why we've seen that in the last 40 /
[00:17:22] 48 hours, yemani army has launched a missile
[00:17:26] attack against a Saudi oil tanka that was in the north
[00:17:30] the red sea going from Yember towards Swiss canal and this
[00:17:33] is the first time that Germany has done so and the spoke person of Germany
[00:17:37] army'. said clearly, now we are gonna target all ships in the
[00:17:41] north the red sea so Saudi will not be able to bypass the Babel Mandab
[00:17:45] through uh the the Swiss
[00:17:46] canal. Japan is
[00:17:50] marking 81 years since United States dropped a nuclear bomb
[00:17:54] on Hiroshima leaving some 150,00 people dead. Government
[00:17:58] officials and delegates from many countries have attended the memorial ceremony to
[00:18:02] show respect to the victims the 1945 bomb attack.
[00:18:06] We have more in this report.
[00:18:10] The final stages of World War II in 1945, US
[00:18:14] Army Air Force preparing to drop the 400 kilogram uranium
[00:18:18] bomb code named Little Boy on the Japanese city of Hiroshima and the morning
[00:18:22] of August 6th turned into a time of tragedy the world will never
[00:18:26] forget. When the little boy was dropped on the city, 70,00
[00:18:30] people were incinerated immediately, another 70,00 died of
[00:18:33] injuries and radiation exposure in the following years. The... US
[00:18:37] dropped a second atomic bomb on the city of Nagasaki just few days
[00:18:41] later, right a time when news the first catastrophe were
[00:18:44] surfacing. That second attack took the lives of 70,00
[00:18:48] more
[00:18:48] people.
[00:18:54] 81 years on, the Japanese nation is still grieving.
[00:18:58] Thousands including aging survivors, relatives and government
[00:19:02] officials attended the annual ceremony at Hiroshima Peace Memorial
[00:19:06] Park. Speaking at the... ceremony, Japanese prime minister said the
[00:19:09] lessons of Hiroshima must not be forgotten. Hiroshima, the
[00:19:13] devastation wrought by the atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, and
[00:19:17] the unspeakable suffering endured by so many must never be repeated.
[00:19:21] Our nation firmly upholds the three non-nuclear principles and as the
[00:19:25] world's only country to have suffered atomic bombings and war, bears the mission
[00:19:29] of tirelessly continuing efforts toward the realization of a world without
[00:19:33] nuclear weapons. The Japanese are hoping for a world free
[00:19:36] from nuclear. weapons so that other people will have to go through similar
[00:19:40] tragedy, but a world where nuclear states are spending hundreds of billions
[00:19:44] of dollars to upgrade their atomic arsenals, that appears to be a
[00:19:48] farfetched wish. the United States is the only country that ever
[00:19:51] used nuclear weapons against its enemy, and after all these years it
[00:19:55] was never held accountable for the deaths and destruction it caused to
[00:19:59] Japan. Iran has become a
[00:20:02] member the World Artificial Intelligence Cooperation Organization, the
[00:20:06] membership grants Iran entry into a global governance structure
[00:20:10] independent of western influence, but also providing access to the
[00:20:14] organizations resources for training, research and
[00:20:17] standard setting. now from Beijing has
[00:20:21] report.
[00:20:26] AI is a strategic goal for Iran which aims to be top 10
[00:20:30] global player by 2032, it has already
[00:20:33] integrated AI into drones and missiles for asymmetric warfare,
[00:20:50] توجه و تعمیق واقع میشه مسئله
[00:20:54] هوش مصنوعی
[00:20:55] باشه که در اداره آینده دنیا نقش
[00:20:59] خواهد
[00:20:59] داشت.
[00:21:50] line this organization's policies in the field of AI. AI is
[00:21:53] currently considered one the most important, effective and efficient
[00:21:57] technologies. AI can truly play a role in every imaginable
[00:22:00] field. an organization with the same name was launched by the United States and
[00:22:04] western countries. however, this organization launched here can be more
[00:22:08] effective and better for us in terms of participation. the shanghai cooperation
[00:22:12] organization, bricks and now the artificial intelligence organization
[00:22:16] are institutions that somehow encompass all the countries the global south.
[00:22:20] China's approach in this field. I am confident that this is very good
[00:22:23] opportunity for us too, and it can play a better role across different
[00:22:27] fields. Vico is the world's first intergovernmental
[00:22:31] international organization that dedicated itself to
[00:22:35] artificial intelligence. It has been created to foster
[00:22:38] cooperation and capacity building, promote AI
[00:22:42] applications and open eco systems and build a
[00:22:46] just global AI governance system.
[00:22:50] China proposes that artificial intelligence should be used for good and for
[00:22:54] progress, serving all countries and all of mankind. The
[00:22:58] US, on the other hand, applies it in many ways to control the
[00:23:01] world, treating it as a platform for dominance, and increasingly
[00:23:05] applying it to the military field. China is responding
[00:23:08] comprehensively in this regard. Waco has been established to use
[00:23:12] artificial intelligence to serve all of humanity so that everyone can derive
[00:23:16] greater benefits from it. In this context, China has joined with
[00:23:20] Iran and many other countries to establish an artificial intelligence
[00:23:23] cooperation organization, aiming to promote the application
[00:23:26] of AI technology for all of humanity. Iran's martyr
[00:23:30] leader ayatullah Sayid Ali Khamenei insisted that Iran must produce
[00:23:34] AI and not just consume it, he warned against any power
[00:23:38] imposing its will. With this Viko membership, Iran joins
[00:23:42] a global south platform where every nation has a voice
[00:23:46] that's sovereignty action. Nahit Purisa, Press TV.
[00:24:18] Crisis devastating. Wars,
[00:24:21] terrorism, the Israeli
[00:24:24] lobby,
[00:24:28] crackdown,
[00:24:32] diplomacy,
[00:24:38] new arrangements for safe hormos
[00:24:40] shipping.
[00:24:54] War takes lives, but sometimes it takes something even
[00:24:58] more cruel, the chance to say goodbye. This is story
[00:25:02] of a boy who never came home following a bloody
[00:25:05] unprovoked war waged by the US and Israel against
[00:25:08] Iran. On the morning of February 28th,
[00:25:12] 2026, seven-year-old Macon Nasir left home for school just
[00:25:16] as he always did. It was his birthday, his mother helped him put on his.
[00:25:20] jacket to keep him warm in the cool morning air. She was preparing
[00:25:24] Makha's favorite food for lunch. With a
[00:25:27] quiet excitement of a first grade boy. He walked into Shajar
[00:25:31] Tayib Elementary School, never knowing it would be the last time anyone
[00:25:35] would see him. At 11:15 a.m. Tamais missiles
[00:25:39] struck the school within seconds, classrooms collapsed, walls
[00:25:43] crumbled, the sound of children reading and laughing were replaced
[00:25:47] by dust, fire and silence rescue were. for days,
[00:25:51] parents searched with their own hands, one by one the victims were
[00:25:54] found, families were finally able to bury their
[00:25:57] children, but one child never came
[00:26:01] home, his father searched through the rubble from the very
[00:26:04] first afternoon, his uncle together with relatives spent 46
[00:26:08] days searching every corner the destroyed school and the
[00:26:12] surrounding fields. more than 100 DNA tests were carried
[00:26:15] out, investigators searched for anything, a strand of hair, the
[00:26:19] smallest trace that could bring certainty to a grieving
[00:26:23] family, nothing. the only things ever found were crumpled blue
[00:26:27] jacket and a single small trainer discovered far from the school
[00:26:30] after the blast at thrown it into a nearby orchard.
[00:26:34] experts later concluded that the American missile had struck
[00:26:38] directly where Macon had been standing. The explosion was so
[00:26:42] devastating that no identifiable remains were left
[00:26:45] behind. For most parents, grief begins when they lay
[00:26:49] their child to rest. Akan's family was
[00:26:53] denied even that final act of love. They were forced to bury empty
[00:26:56] grave, a grave with nobody beneath it, only a name carved into
[00:27:00] stone. Even today, Malcon. mother returns to the ruins the
[00:27:04] school, she sits quietly a piece of broken concrete,
[00:27:08] waiting in the same place where she last knew her son
[00:27:11] existed. alkan's body was never recovered. his
[00:27:14] story reminds us that the deepest wound of war is not only
[00:27:18] the lives it takes, sometimes the greatest cruelty is leaving
[00:27:22] mother with nowhere to hold her final
[00:27:25] goodbye.
[00:27:33] They call themselves Ansarula, or
[00:27:36] the supporters of God, and regard confronting American and Israeli
[00:27:39] aggression and domination in the region as one their principal
[00:27:42] objectives. They are among the most courageous fighters of our
[00:27:46] time, men who face bombardment and death, yet refuse to
[00:27:50] retreat even a single step from their beliefs in their path of
[00:27:53] resistance. For years, they fought Saudi Arabia and the
[00:27:57] United Arab Emirates in defense of Yemen, a war backed
[00:28:01] by American. military support. They have resisted every attempt
[00:28:05] to force their country into submission,
[00:28:08] and in support the people of Gaza, have repeatedly struck Israeli
[00:28:12] targets nearly 2,0 kilometers away. On
[00:28:16] July 13th, 2026, Saudi Arabia bombed the
[00:28:20] runway at Sanaah International Airport an attempt to prevent an
[00:28:23] Iranian aircraft from landing. Ansarula declared that Riyad
[00:28:27] had ended the period of deescalation, he promised immediate
[00:28:31] response. Within hours, Saudi airports, including
[00:28:35] Aba International Airport,
[00:28:37] came under attack. This was nothing new. The Yemini
[00:28:41] Resistance movement has repeatedly demonstrated its ability to reach deep
[00:28:44] inside Saudi Arabia. In September
[00:28:48] 2019, its drone strike on the apkaik and kurase
[00:28:51] oil facilities exposed the vulnerability of Saudi Aramco
[00:28:55] despite billions of dollars worth of American-made air defense
[00:28:58] systems. Now, the resistance movement warns that any new
[00:29:02] attack on Yemen's infrastructure could bring even more strategic targets
[00:29:06] into range, including the vital oil facilities at
[00:29:10] Yanbu. Today, more than 70% of Saudi
[00:29:13] oil exports bypass the straight of Hormus through pipelines to Yanbu
[00:29:17] on the Red Sea,
[00:29:19] but from there they must still pass through the Bob Almandab
[00:29:22] straight. If that route is closed, Saudi Arabia's
[00:29:25] alternative export corridor disappears. Ansarula has
[00:29:29] already shown it can disrupt one the world's busiest. maritime choke
[00:29:33] points. Since the outbreak the Gaza War in
[00:29:36] 2023, it has launched attacks in the Red Sea,
[00:29:39] declaring that it would target vessels linked to Israel in support the
[00:29:43] Palestinians. The Red Sea operations have
[00:29:47] forced major shipping companies to reroot around Southern Africa,
[00:29:50] increased global transport costs and pushed Israel's southern port
[00:29:54] of ilot, the brink of collapse. If both the straight
[00:29:58] of Hormus and Bob Almandab were closed at the same time.
[00:30:02] nearly a quarter the world's oil and gas supply and almost 1/3ird
[00:30:06] of global container traffic could be affected. oil prices
[00:30:10] could sore toward $200 per barrel, while Europe's energy
[00:30:13] security would face severe pressure. for
[00:30:17] Antarula, Yemen is not merely another battlefield, it is a
[00:30:21] strategic front with the power to reshape the global
[00:30:24] economy. The axis of
[00:30:27] resistance still holds powerful strategic cards in
[00:30:30] reserve, cards that... once played could leave even
[00:30:34] America unable to respond despite all its military
[00:30:37] might.