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[00:00:11] This hour's top headlines: the Yemani armed forces say they have
[00:00:15] carried out strikes on Saudi back troops in the Mariba province
[00:00:19] of
[00:00:19] Yemen.
[00:00:23] Yeman's four ministry says no coalition can deny the Yemani
[00:00:27] people their legitimate rights following a soud. Turkish Pakistani
[00:00:31] defense packs signed in
[00:00:32] Mecca, and finally
[00:00:36] Iran's foreign ministry spokesperson has hit back at Trump's
[00:00:40] claim of taking Iran oil saying before you claim the spoils
[00:00:44] of war you have to win the
[00:00:45] war.
[00:00:59] of a Hello and welcome
[00:01:03] everyone, you're watching Press TV world news. Let's go ahead and get started with the stories that
[00:01:06] matter. The Yemani armed forces
[00:01:10] say they carried out strikes on Saudi back troops in the Madi province
[00:01:14] of Yemen. In a statement, the armed forces said they targeted the
[00:01:18] Saudi back camps using a
[00:01:20] of large number of missiles and drones. The Yemani military
[00:01:23] specified the operation targeted troops
[00:01:26] concentrations along with their warehouses, vehicles.
[00:01:30] and military equipment, the statement affirmed the military will forcefully
[00:01:34] strike any Saudi troop buildup or attempts by Riyad to
[00:01:38] maintain its blockade on Yemen. The armed forces also
[00:01:41] reiterated that they will continue the equation of quote
[00:01:44] of blockade for
[00:01:46] of blockade and targeting Saudi aggressive troop concentrations wherever they
[00:01:50] may
[00:01:50] be.
[00:01:54] Meanwhile, Yeman's for ministry says no regional or global
[00:01:58] coalition can confis. the legitimate rights
[00:02:01] of the Yemani
[00:02:01] of people. The foreign ministry stated that the Saudi regime should
[00:02:05] focus on ending the blocade and all hostilities against
[00:02:08] Yemen rather than seeking solutions to the
[00:02:12] stailmate it has created for itself. The response
[00:02:16] follows a signing of a joint defense agreement between Saudi Arabia,
[00:02:19] Turkey and Pakistan and Mecca. The trilateral pact stipulates that
[00:02:23] in armed attack against any one
[00:02:25] of the signatories will be treated as an attack against all.
[00:02:29] Mean.
[00:02:30] stress while the chairman of Yeman Supreme Political Council has dismissed the
[00:02:33] significance that
[00:02:34] of the deal, the
[00:02:37] of Mahadil siege Mashad for seage equation will remain in effect until its
[00:02:40] objectives are
[00:02:41] achieved.
[00:02:46] Amit heighten geopolitical tensions across West Asia, Pakistan,
[00:02:50] Saudi Arabia and Turkey have signed a joint defense
[00:02:53] a agreement a trilateral summit in Makkah, marking major
[00:02:57] transformation in the region with their pledge to boost.
[00:03:00] security. On paper, the deal ensures absolute mutual
[00:03:03] assistance against any external aggression. However,
[00:03:07] experts point out the complex challenge ahead
[00:03:10] in as Saudi Arabia's primary military architecture remains deeply linked
[00:03:14] with the strategic framework
[00:03:17] of of a the United States and other western powers. Raad is not
[00:03:20] of exactly buying, you see
[00:03:24] security and peace for the region, but it is ensuring
[00:03:28] security for itself, because in the near past
[00:03:30] of we have seen that it was attacked, I mean its region
[00:03:34] was attacked, it's the American basis its territory were
[00:03:38] attacked, so it is probably seeking some kind of an
[00:03:41] assurance that there will be other partners who will come to its aid
[00:03:45] in case push comes to shove. Pakistani
[00:03:49] prime minister Shahbas Sharif, Turkish President Rajap Tayyab Erdogan and
[00:03:53] Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman were seen poised file inking the
[00:03:57] deal, but the core question remains how this Mutual defense
[00:04:00] mechanism will function in practice. Observers are evaluating
[00:04:04] whether this alliance reflects genuine push toward regional self
[00:04:08] reliance on security or if it functions as a strategic
[00:04:11] diversification while keeping traditional security umbrellas
[00:04:14] intact, this agreement
[00:04:18] is necessitated by the developments that are taking place in the
[00:04:22] region, so all these three key Muslim countries feel
[00:04:26] that by joining hands they can protect their interests.
[00:04:30] of better, so in
[00:04:31] of the event of for example, any conflict between Iran and Saudi
[00:04:34] Arabia, I don't think so that Pakistan and Turkey would like
[00:04:38] to be
[00:04:39] of part of any conflict where two or more Muslim
[00:04:42] countries are
[00:04:43] of involved. This fact highlights a broader strategic shift as
[00:04:47] Saudi Arabia actively diversifies its longstanding
[00:04:50] security dependencies. By formalizing this treaty, Riyad is
[00:04:54] probably moving away from
[00:04:56] of relying
[00:04:57] من a single superpower. The the major
[00:05:00] beneficiary of this agreement is Saudi Arabia
[00:05:04] itself, because it has to protect
[00:05:07] its
[00:05:09] in oil infrastructure, it has got one
[00:05:12] of the worst largest oil exporting infrastructure in the
[00:05:15] world, secondly for its vision 2030 to realize
[00:05:19] it requires regional stability, so it was its
[00:05:22] compulsion to have such an agreement. as this new
[00:05:26] mutual defense alliance takes ship, regional countries and global
[00:05:30] powers are closely watching how the Islamabad Ankara Ryat Pact
[00:05:34] will navigate the volatile West Asia landscape to turn into
[00:05:38] the so-called pillar of peace, stability and security in the
[00:05:41] region. ultimate test of this agreement hinges on the true strategic
[00:05:45] autonomy of its primary architect. the makka
[00:05:49] agreements efficacy depend
[00:05:51] on Saudi Arabia demonstrating an independent strategic VN rather than
[00:05:54] relying on external security umbrellas. for the mutual defense pack
[00:05:58] to foster genuine regional stability, riyadh must commit to alliances
[00:06:02] execution beyond mayor political declaration. Mariam
[00:06:05] navas, press tv,
[00:06:08] Islamabad.
[00:06:12] well, Iran has called the Muslim countries in the region to strengthen
[00:06:15] unity and rely on their own capabilities to ensure security while
[00:06:19] rejecting foreign interference. Iranian foreign minister
[00:06:23] Abasarakshi says Muslim countries can overcome challenges
[00:06:26] by standing together, urging them to rely on themselves and
[00:06:30] embrace true brotherhood. Iraq she also praise Iran's armed
[00:06:34] forces for demonstrating their readiness and military capability.
[00:06:38] Meanwhile, Iran's deputy foreign minister cazim gharbadi also
[00:06:42] says, Persian gulf security must be established by regional
[00:06:45] states themselves, with all countries taking part. He says a
[00:06:49] growing consensus has emerged following the 40-day US-Israeli
[00:06:53] aggression against Iran that regional security concerns should be
[00:06:57] addressed by the countries the
[00:06:59] region.
[00:07:05] Meanwhile, Iran's president says the United States is attacking Iran
[00:07:09] from bases in neighboring countries, forcing the...
[00:08:12] added that while many issues with neighbors have been resolved,
[00:08:16] America is conspiring to drive a wedge between Iran and
[00:08:19] Persian gulf states. He also stressed that Iran did not start the
[00:08:23] war, but that popular unity foiled enemy calculations that the
[00:08:27] country would collapse. He concluded that today, Iran
[00:08:31] continues its path with greater strength and
[00:08:34] cohesion.
[00:08:45] Iran's foreign ministry spokesperson has reacted to Trump's
[00:08:48] claim that US is taking billions of barrels of oil from both
[00:08:52] Venezuela and the Islamic Republic of Iran. In a tweet, Ismail
[00:08:56] Bagai said, before you claim the spoils of war, you
[00:09:00] actually have to win the war. He pointed out that not only has Trump
[00:09:04] failed to achieve his war objectives against Iran, but he is also
[00:09:08] stuck in the street of formus. The US launched its war on Iran while the
[00:09:12] two sides. were engaged in negotiations with Trump stating
[00:09:16] objectives that included topling the Islamic Republic and destroying
[00:09:19] Iran's military capabilities. Instead of achieving those
[00:09:23] objectives, the US had only led to Iran's shutting the straight of hormus
[00:09:26] within its territorial
[00:09:28] waters.
[00:09:32] Well, the UN deputy spokesman says Uniful peacekeepers in
[00:09:36] libanon have observed the sharpest escalation of military
[00:09:40] activity by Israeli forces since. the announcement the
[00:09:43] trilateral framework in late
[00:09:45] June.
[00:09:50] The UN interrum force in Lebanon has observed the sharpest escalation in
[00:09:53] military activity since the announcement the trilateral framework in late
[00:09:57] June. Yesterday, peaceekeepers recorded 113
[00:10:01] projectiles fired by the Israel defense forces, the highest daily
[00:10:05] figure observed since the 21st of
[00:10:06] June.
[00:10:10] Fadan Hawk said the escalation. continued with UN
[00:10:13] peacekeepers recording 120 projectiles fired by
[00:10:17] Israeli forces since midnight. He added that the figure marked the highest
[00:10:21] number a single day since June the 21st. unifle said
[00:10:25] that while violence remains significantly lower than in its previous
[00:10:29] months, the overall situation remains fragile. the Israeli
[00:10:32] attacks came despite last month's framework agreement between the Israeli
[00:10:36] regime and Lebanon to end hostilities. Israel has
[00:10:40] continued its military aggression against Lebanon since March the
[00:10:43] 2nd. according to Lebanese health to the Lebanese health
[00:10:47] ministry, the attacks have killed more than 4,300
[00:10:51] people and injured over 12,200 others.
[00:10:59] Well Israely forces have carried out series of fresh land and air
[00:11:03] attacks across southern Lebanon, targeting residential infrastructure and
[00:11:07] launching demolitions despite a ceasefire agreement with
[00:11:10] Beirot. In the southern town of Zaut Sharkia, Israeli
[00:11:14] occupation troops conducted controlled demolitions near a
[00:11:18] local mosque while a Markava tanks fired directly at
[00:11:21] homes. Further south, Israeli forces dropped incendiary.
[00:11:25] devices on Mansuri following earlier attack a
[00:11:28] military bulldozer that wounded a Lebanese army soldier during the
[00:11:32] clearing debris. Israel's heavy artillery, drone strikes and
[00:11:36] machine gun fire pounded multiple other southern
[00:11:39] towns.
[00:11:44] Meanwhile, the seventh round the US sponsored at Lebanon Israel talks
[00:11:47] have concluded in bit room without any breakthrough over a
[00:11:51] framework agreement signed by the two sides in Washington in June.
[00:11:55] The talks in the Italian capital ended earlier than expected amid renewed
[00:11:59] Israeli strikes on southern Lebanon. Press TV's Macciaville has the
[00:12:03] details in this
[00:12:04] report.
[00:12:08] The third and final day the seventh round of US sponsored
[00:12:12] direct negotiations between Lebanon and the Israeli regime wrapped up in
[00:12:16] the Italian capital Rome on Thursday. The discussions were
[00:12:20] focused on mechanisms for implementing the convoluted so-called
[00:12:23] Framework Agreement. reached in Washington in June, meetings
[00:12:27] covered military, political, legal and border issues as well as
[00:12:31] the issue of prisoner exchange. According to lebanese
[00:12:35] officials, no major break throughs have been reached in the Rome
[00:12:39] talks. I think that when
[00:12:43] there's a conflict in place, one has to negotiate directly with their
[00:12:46] opponent, not with a third party, asking it to disarm their
[00:12:50] opponent. I'm afraid these maneuvers can push libanon
[00:12:54] into a civil. talks have so far failed to produce
[00:12:58] a real cease fire in Lebanon, where the regime has continued
[00:13:02] its deadly attacks on southern villages.
[00:13:04] Tel Aviv has killed more than 4,300 Lebanese people,
[00:13:08] displacing more than million and occupying large swats of
[00:13:12] territory there since early March. Lebanese president
[00:13:16] Joseph Aun himself has recently warned that the attacks
[00:13:19] threaten the framework
[00:13:21] agreement.
[00:13:26] Lebanon is becoming the next Gaza and Italy
[00:13:29] concretely risks being dragged into the conflict. Do we
[00:13:33] want our kids to be involved a war that nobody in Italy
[00:13:37] really wants? For about 20 years, Italy has deployed
[00:13:41] a contingent of about 100 soldiers in Lebanon as part
[00:13:45] the Unifield United Nations Mission. During the
[00:13:49] first round of US sponsored talks here in Rome last month, a
[00:13:53] proposal also emerged. to deploy Italian troops to
[00:13:56] monitor southern Lebanon's so-called pilot
[00:14:00] zones. This plan involves Italian
[00:14:02] forces
[00:14:04] helping oversea security in south of
[00:14:05] Lebanon. We are ready
[00:14:09] to do our part, just as we are ready to continue training the Lebanese armed
[00:14:13] forces, which Italy already does under a bilateral
[00:14:16] agreement. There will be need for a mandate from the EU or the
[00:14:20] UN if an international mission is formed. Most
[00:14:24] analysts. agreed that the US Israel's proposed creation
[00:14:28] of pilot zones in southern Lebanon where the Lebanese army
[00:14:31] will take over control from the occupying forces is quote
[00:14:35] losing card and unfortunate choice that will only bring about
[00:14:39] more suffering and destruction in the region. Max Chivily Press
[00:14:43] TV
[00:14:44] Rome.
[00:14:48] Another news far right Israeli ministers are reportedly urging
[00:14:52] Prime Minister Benyamin Netanyahu to reject the second phase the
[00:14:56] gaza ceasefire plan and resume its genocidal war on the wartorn
[00:15:00] strip. Israeli media say several cabinet ministers made the
[00:15:04] demand during security cabinet meeting. finance minister
[00:15:07] Bezelas Motric called four Palestinian resistance Hamas to be
[00:15:11] erased. Energy minister Ellie Kohen openly
[00:15:15] declared that there was no deal to halt the attacks on Gaza
[00:15:18] and that Israel which now controls 70% the strip needed
[00:15:22] to seiz full control of it. Netanyahu has said
[00:15:26] that Israeli forces would not withdraw until Hamas is fully
[00:15:30] disarmed and said the occupation army would remain in the
[00:15:34] so-called security zones indefinitely. The developmentts.
[00:15:38] um as Israel continues with a stealy attacks on the besieg strip during the
[00:15:42] declared cease fire. According to Gaza's health ministry,
[00:15:45] Israel has killed more than 1,250
[00:15:49] Palestinians since the so-called truce took effect in October
[00:15:52] 2025.
[00:16:01] Well, the Euromed Human rights monitor warns that Israel is attempting to
[00:16:05] erase war crime scenes in Gaza. by removing rubble before
[00:16:09] independent investigators can documents or examine them. The group
[00:16:13] says this could destroy crucial evidence and the last traces of thousands
[00:16:16] of people still missing beneath the debris. Press TVs
[00:16:20] Ibrahim reports from Gaza
[00:16:22] City.
[00:16:26] For thousands of Palestinians, Gaza's rabil is more than remains
[00:16:30] of destroyed homes. It is a crime scene. In report
[00:16:34] this week, Euro-Mediterran human rights monitor said is
[00:16:37] carrying a large scale operation to remove and crush
[00:16:41] debris across Gaza before independent investigators and
[00:16:45] forensic experts can examine the
[00:16:47] sides. during the genocide, the Israeli army
[00:16:51] tried to obliterate and efface the war crimes committed against our
[00:16:55] people, which in itself constitutes a crime. today,
[00:16:59] the unknown fate of thousands remains a stressing question for their
[00:17:03] families, and by removing rubble from around 70% behind the yellow
[00:17:07] line,
[00:17:13] witnessing, the Israeli regime is trying
[00:17:15] As we're to evade legal prosecution by removing rubble from what we consider to be
[00:17:19] crime scenes. We call on international journalists and investigative
[00:17:22] reporters to press for access to Gaza and document this continuing
[00:17:26] genocide. According to the Geneva
[00:17:30] based rights monitor, at least 10 million tons of rubble have
[00:17:34] already been cleared with around 100 Israeli truck. entering
[00:17:38] eastern and southern parts the goza strip each day,
[00:17:41] concerns are growing as Israel continues to part international
[00:17:45] journalists and investigative teams from entering the
[00:17:48] strip. my sons are buried beneath
[00:17:52] the rubble of my home, which is now inaccessible behind the yellow
[00:17:56] line. they say israeli bulldozers and trucks are clearing the
[00:18:00] rubble to erase our neighborhoods. that rubble holds my
[00:18:04] sons. i'm terrified, i'll never be able to recover their body.
[00:18:37] 300, nearly three years into the war. According to
[00:18:41] official figures, around 8,500
[00:18:44] people are still missing and believe to be trapped
[00:18:48] beneath this same rubble. In Gaza, the rubble is not
[00:18:52] only reminder of destruction and the aftermath the
[00:18:55] genocide. It is the last remaining link to the
[00:18:59] missing as it disappears, so do hopes of recovering
[00:19:02] loved ones, preserving evidence and seeking
[00:19:06] justice. Ibrahim for Press TV, Gaza City,
[00:19:10] Palestine. Crossing now over to
[00:19:14] Tunisia, which has witnessed new wave of public concern following
[00:19:17] increases in the prices of hundreds of medicines, while authorities argue
[00:19:21] that the adjustments are linked to rising costs and financial pressures on
[00:19:25] the pharmaceutical sector, critics warn that the move could further
[00:19:29] burden citizens already struggling with the rising cost of
[00:19:32] living. Tunisia's largest labor union says it will not
[00:19:36] remain. violence, accusing authorities of taking decisions without
[00:19:40] sufficient consultation. Press TV reports from
[00:19:44] Tunis. For
[00:19:48] many Tunesians, medicine prices have become a growing
[00:19:52] concern as households face increasing financial
[00:19:55] pressures, the recent adjustments which affected hundreds
[00:19:59] of pharmaceutical products have triggered debate over the
[00:20:03] balance between economic reforms and citizens right.
[00:20:07] to access healthcare, the government has defended the
[00:20:11] decision pointing to higher international import
[00:20:14] costs, the depreciation the tinisian dinar and the
[00:20:18] financial difficulties facing the central pharmacy, which has
[00:20:22] long carried the burden of maintaining affordable medicine
[00:20:26] prices. We
[00:20:29] understand that state policies have major social
[00:20:33] dimension, and supporting medicines remains
[00:20:36] necessary. However, unfortunately, no party was
[00:20:40] consulted in this matter. We are not against
[00:20:43] reviewing subsidies, but in parliament we were surprised
[00:20:47] by this increase, although it does not represent the removal
[00:20:51] of subsidies, its consequences could be very
[00:20:55] negative for social security funds and we will take the
[00:20:58] necessary steps to hold those responsible
[00:21:01] accountable. the decision has also drawn
[00:21:05] criticism from Tunisia's powerful labor union, which
[00:21:09] say it will not remain silent, warning that rising healthcare
[00:21:13] costs could affect vulnerable groups
[00:21:15] and
[00:21:20] Two issues have concerned the labor union, the first is affecting the
[00:21:24] right of Tunisians to healthcare, the second is the unilateral
[00:21:27] decision making process. The Union criticizes the authorities
[00:21:31] for not involving professional structures in this decision. It wants to
[00:21:35] be a partner through social dialogue that protects Tunisia's most
[00:21:39] vulnerable citizens.
[00:21:43] Consumer advocates say that while the increase is limited,
[00:21:47] its impact will still be filled by citizens in
[00:21:50] inflation, they also argue that the measure could help
[00:21:54] secure medicine supplies as the central pharmacy
[00:21:58] faces financial
[00:21:59] difficulties.
[00:22:07] it is also considered necessary to help ensure medicine supplies amid the central
[00:22:11] pharmacy's financial
[00:22:16] tonesia difficulties. continues
[00:22:16] as to face economic challenges, seene price
[00:22:20] controversy highlights a broader debate over social
[00:22:24] protection, public spending and the role of dialogue
[00:22:28] in shaping economic decisions. for critics, the
[00:22:32] issue is not only about the prices, but also
[00:22:35] ensuring that health care remains accessible to all
[00:22:39] tunesians. in Tunesia, decision to
[00:22:43] increase medicine prices has sparked growing public
[00:22:46] concern. the country's largest labor union say:
[00:22:50] It will not remain silent, warning that the move adds
[00:22:54] further pressure on families already
[00:22:57] struggling with the rising cost of
[00:23:00] living. Iskander Nawar reporting for Press TV
[00:23:04] from Tunis. Well, thank you very much
[00:23:07] everyone for watching this hours headlines for latest
[00:23:34] مامانم میگه اسمش همیشه خلیج فارس
[00:23:37] بوده ما بچه های خلیج
[00:23:40] فارسیم اینجا برای ما فقط یه دریا
[00:23:44] نیست هویتمونه
[00:23:48] جایی که کنارش بازی میکنه.
[00:23:50] کنیم
[00:23:53] روزیمونو ازش می گیریم
[00:23:55] باهاش شادی می کنیم و با
[00:23:59] صداش آروم میشیم.
[00:24:01] جاییه که اجازه
[00:24:04] نزدیک شدن دشمنامونو بهش
[00:24:08] نمیدیم. و تا همیشه ازش محافظت می
[00:24:12] کنیم. خلیج فارس ما انگار یه کتاب
[00:24:15] تاریخه. هر کدوم از موجاش قصه های
[00:24:19] قدیم.
[00:24:25] خلیج فارس برای همه ما
[00:24:27] ایرانیاست.
[00:25:02] janf is a word you've been hearing a lot in Iran and as it
[00:25:06] concerned this war it means something very important, of course there are no
[00:25:10] English word for it, but John means life and
[00:25:14] for that means sacrifice, so put together it means someone who is
[00:25:18] ready sacrifice for some. they love, husband says it to
[00:25:22] his wife, mother says it to a child, and people say
[00:25:26] it to the country when it is under
[00:25:28] attack,
[00:25:43] and now the 31 million people who are registered are being trained
[00:25:47] right here behind me to defend your country, They say John
[00:25:50] Father, for them, it's not just word, it is actually action, and as
[00:25:54] you can see, one very interesting thing that we've
[00:25:56] been seen is that lot of people who came for training are women, which
[00:26:00] is in direct contradiction. to what the mainstream media has told us
[00:26:04] about Iranian women being dominated, being
[00:26:07] weak, being oppressed, but the women here saying, just
[00:26:11] like the men, they don't lack baby, oh my
[00:26:15] god,
[00:26:21] learned
[00:26:21] something.
[00:26:39] and Iranians have said just as they have been able to
[00:26:43] protect their country while it was being sanctioned economically and they
[00:26:47] protected their country with their presence when it was being targeted or being
[00:26:51] threatened, they're also willing and ready sacrifice for their
[00:26:55] country, now that
[00:26:56] it is under attack and 31 million people are already
[00:27:00] registered as the time of... record in this video, 31
[00:27:04] million people, that is the combined number of countries of
[00:27:08] Qatar, Oman and other countries together,
[00:27:11] 31 million people ready to defend your
[00:27:15] country.
[00:27:23] War takes lives, but sometimes it takes something even
[00:27:27] more cruel, the chance to say goodbye. This is story
[00:27:31] of a boy never came home following a bloody,
[00:27:34] unprovoked war waged by the US and Israel against
[00:27:38] Iran. On the morning of February 28th,
[00:27:41] 2026, seven-year-old Makon Nasiri left home for school just
[00:27:45] as he always did. It was his birthday, his mother helped him put on his blue
[00:27:49] jacket to keep him warm in the cool morning air. She was preparing
[00:27:53] Makan's favorite food for lunch. With a
[00:27:57] quiet excitement of a first grade boy, he walked into Shajar
[00:28:01] Tayba elementary school.
[00:28:02] cruise never knowing it would be the last time anyone would see him. At
[00:28:06] 11:15 a.m., missiles
[00:28:08] tomahawk struck the school within seconds, classrooms
[00:28:11] collapsed, walls crumbled, the sound of children reading and
[00:28:15] laughing were replaced by dust, fire and silence, rescue
[00:28:19] workers for days, parents searched with their own hands, one by
[00:28:23] one the victims were found, families were finally able to bury their
[00:28:27] children, but one child never came home,
[00:28:30] makon nasiri, his father's. search through the rubble from the very first
[00:28:34] afternoon, his uncle together with relatives spent 46
[00:28:38] days searching every corner the destroyed school and the
[00:28:41] surrounding fields. more than 100 DNA tests were carried
[00:28:45] out. Investigators searched for anything, a strand of hair, the
[00:28:49] smallest trace that could bring certainty to a grieving
[00:28:52] family. Nothing. The only things ever found were crumpled blue
[00:28:56] jacket and a single small trainer discovered far from the school
[00:29:00] after the blast had thrown it into. nearby orchard,
[00:29:04] experts later concluded that the American missile had struck
[00:29:07] directly where Macon had been standing. The explosion was so
[00:29:11] devastating that no identifiable remains were left
[00:29:14] behind. For most parents, grief begins when they lay
[00:29:18] their child to rest. Man's family was
[00:29:22] denied even that final act of love. They were forced to bury empty
[00:29:26] grave, a grave with nobody beneath it, only a name carved into
[00:29:30] stone. Even today, Malcon's mother return. to the ruins the
[00:29:33] school, she sits quietly a piece of broken concrete,
[00:29:37] waiting in the same place where she last knew her son
[00:29:40] existed. Malkan's body was never recovered. His
[00:29:44] story reminds us that the deepest wound of war is not
[00:29:48] only the lives it takes, sometimes the greatest cruelty is
[00:29:51] leaving mother with nowhere to hold her final
[00:29:54] goodbye.
[00:30:17] When the might of nations converged upon yeman, when the skies
[00:30:21] rained fire and the earth trempled, its people faced the
[00:30:25] stark choice, surrender or fight, they
[00:30:29] chose to fight. from
[00:30:33] the cruisible of siege, from the ashes of
[00:30:36] bombardment, seed of defiance to crew, an
[00:30:40] unlikely military force began to stir, distant to rewrite
[00:30:44] the balance of power, not just in the region, but across
[00:30:47] vital global arteries. this is the story of a
[00:30:51] journey from zero to
[00:30:53] hypersonic. سر
[00:30:57] صمود الشعب اليمني في مواجهه العدوان الناحي.