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[00:00:04] of
[00:00:08] of
[00:00:09] of
[00:00:27] of Ivan says, a meeting with
[00:00:32] of the of Persian of gulf literal states on the straight of hormos in Oman has been
[00:00:35] postponed through a joint decision by Tehron and
[00:00:38] Muscat. Yemen's army conducts new
[00:00:42] missile and drone attacks on Saudi Arabia, hitting sensitive targets
[00:00:46] including oil facilities in the southern part
[00:00:48] of the
[00:00:49] of kingdom. And Palestinian officials
[00:00:53] warn that Israel's ban on the
[00:00:55] a entry of vehicle spare parts has pushed Gaza's public transport
[00:00:59] sector.
[00:01:00] to the brink of complete
[00:01:02] a shutdown.
[00:01:14] of
[00:01:19] of hello everyone, you're watching Press TV live from the studios in
[00:01:23] Tehran. thank you for joining guys.
[00:01:27] let's begin with our top story of meeting which was
[00:01:31] of to be held in Oman between the Persian Gulf countries and Iran to discuss possible
[00:01:35] agreements on the straight of Hurmus has been postponed. The meeting was
[00:01:38] originally scheduled to be held a Monday. According to the
[00:01:42] of Iranian foreign ministry's director general for the Persian Gulf, the meeting
[00:01:46] of the Persian Gulf Literal States foreign ministers will be held a
[00:01:50] later date. Mohammed Ali Bek added that the decision
[00:01:54] was made jointly by Tehvana
[00:01:56] of Muscat at the request of some regional countries. The officials.
[00:02:00] that Iran will continue consultations with Oman to set a
[00:02:04] suitable date for the meeting. Earlier Omani foreign minister
[00:02:08] Badr Busaidi said
[00:02:11] of in a social media of post that the meeting which was said to be held in the city of Salala has been
[00:02:15] a postponed in the interests
[00:02:16] a of consensus amongst regional states. He said Muscat
[00:02:20] of remains committed to fostering dialogue that supports stability and
[00:02:24] lasting cooperation in the region. The meeting was aimed at
[00:02:28] discussing ways to decrease tension.
[00:02:43] a
[00:02:49] of
[00:02:53] of in of has lost all
[00:02:57] its passage
[00:02:59] a way for a... is oil, I mean from the state of hormos
[00:03:02] and of course currently Babul Mandab and also the
[00:03:06] land route to through the red sea and
[00:03:10] as we speak you
[00:03:11] a know they are
[00:03:12] in being pounded right now by the Ansarullah and so the
[00:03:16] situation of Saudi in particular I think is really really
[00:03:20] bad so
[00:03:21] of they for them it is really important to have this arrangement to
[00:03:25] discuss with Iran I think you know it is
[00:03:29] it's really uh hope that through what has happened
[00:03:33] with Americans refusing to help him, the Pakistanis and the
[00:03:36] Turkish who have signed Makka packed with the Saudis
[00:03:40] refusing to essay Saudi at such a time that this will be some sort of
[00:03:44] a wake up go for the Saudis to realize that really you
[00:03:48] know if they want to survive and they want to
[00:03:52] basically not perish because the situation
[00:03:54] a currently for Saudis is really really bad then it is in their
[00:03:58] interest to actually work with the Iranians with
[00:04:01] Oman and I think this particular meeting could
[00:04:04] actually work out quite well more than even for Iran
[00:04:08] particularly for the Saudis. I mean it's very interesting because
[00:04:12] I just looking at the Pakistan is
[00:04:14] you know explaining that the reason why they have not been able to
[00:04:17] assist Saudi Saudi Arabia against Ansarulah is because
[00:04:21] this was not a part of pre-existing
[00:04:24] conditions. Meanwhile
[00:04:28] investigative journalist. says Bahrain's refusal to take part
[00:04:32] in the meeting and Saudi Arabia's request to postpone it suggest that
[00:04:36] both countries are not yet ready to follow through a policy
[00:04:41] of
[00:04:43] of of change. I think they're a point where they are not yet ready to
[00:04:47] of realize or to follow through a change of
[00:04:50] policy. They're kind of stuck
[00:04:52] in a hard place because of course the US naval
[00:04:56] central command is is in Bahrain and
[00:04:59] a yet to... quote the uh the naval secretary
[00:05:03] of the US command there, he said quote, they the
[00:05:07] Iranians blew the hell out of Bahrain,
[00:05:10] a so that's what happened, that's what the consequence. was of
[00:05:13] Bahrain's uh collaboration and the use their
[00:05:17] territory uh in the US unprovoked attack
[00:05:21] on Iran and I think they're they're a point where they're
[00:05:25] not yet ready to recognize
[00:05:28] reality and recognize the their long-term
[00:05:31] interests which are to move away from support for the
[00:05:35] US toward support for Iran which after all is
[00:05:39] is uh one their neighboring countries um so I think we're
[00:05:43] a critical time, and it's better that the
[00:05:46] meeting be postponed and to establish
[00:05:50] greater, greater coherence and
[00:05:54] agreement on on the path forward, we've seen in the
[00:05:58] past where negotiations have been used by both you, US and
[00:06:02] Israel for for
[00:06:04] attacks, Russia has called the United
[00:06:08] States agreement um incapable.
[00:06:15] The Yemani army has carried out fresh retality operations against
[00:06:19] Saudi Arabia, hitting a number of sensitive targets deep inside the
[00:06:22] country. The attacks reportedly targeted locations in Hames,
[00:06:26] Moshait, Nachran, Jisan and Apha. According to
[00:06:30] local sources, a large salvo of missiles, rockets and drones
[00:06:34] was used in Yemen's fresh strikes on Saudi Arabia. Some reports
[00:06:38] indicate that sensitive positions in the country south have been targeted.
[00:06:42] including oil facilities in Gizan as well as facilities belonging
[00:06:46] to Saudi State oil company, Aramco. There are no
[00:06:50] immediate reports of casualties, but fire broke out in some oil
[00:06:54] facilities. The attacks came in response to the Saudi aggression
[00:06:58] against Yemen, which has so far claimed the lives of scores of
[00:07:01] people. Yemen's ansurlah movement had warned that it would
[00:07:04] target positions inside Saudi Arabia if attacks on
[00:07:08] on and blockade of Yemen
[00:07:10] continues.
[00:07:15] The Yemani armed forces are maintaining full control over the strategic city of
[00:07:18] Moka following a large scale military operation which
[00:07:22] saw them take control the entire red sea coastline. The armed forces have
[00:07:26] emphasized that they will continue their operations in the region until the
[00:07:30] Yemini people's rights are restored. Our correspondent Yahya
[00:07:34] Wasir is in the newly liberated city of Moka to bring us
[00:07:37] more on this strategic achievement. Let's take a
[00:07:40] listen.
[00:07:44] Yemany armed forces launched a military operation
[00:07:47] in the 3rd of September for seven days and
[00:07:51] successfully liberated about a
[00:07:54] 5,400 square kilometers in
[00:07:58] the west coastline, now we are
[00:08:01] standing a part the
[00:08:04] liberated coastline in almoka
[00:08:08] uh city and we are just about 75.
[00:08:12] kilometers away from Babel Mandab straight that was
[00:08:16] also controlled by the Yemani armed forces in
[00:08:20] this operation uh the Sunha authorities and the Yemani
[00:08:24] armed forces with the Ansarullah movement uh describe this
[00:08:28] operation as reclaiming sovereinity over
[00:08:32] the west coast of Yemen, this
[00:08:35] operation had massive
[00:08:38] gain for the coastal line and it is not
[00:08:42] just locally, it's not
[00:08:46] affecting just the inside of Yemen, it is
[00:08:49] affecting all the world now, we
[00:08:53] see how the USA is not happy
[00:08:57] by the yemen armed forces advance, even the Israeli
[00:09:00] regime was saying that
[00:09:04] they are offering to join regional air
[00:09:08] strikes against Ansarullah movement to halt their...
[00:09:12] advance in the uh coastal line uh, however
[00:09:16] Yemani arm forces uh say that they will not
[00:09:19] stop until all rights of
[00:09:22] Yemani people is restored and they just
[00:09:26] view this operation as reclaiming
[00:09:29] sovereignty over yemy
[00:09:31] soil. So now has
[00:09:35] successfully established a new era of stability in the Babel Mandep
[00:09:39] straight proving his capability safeguard international. shipping and
[00:09:43] keep the vital waterway open despite hostile smear
[00:09:46] campaigns. Press TV's Abdullatifhali reports from the
[00:09:50] Yemani capital,
[00:09:51] Sana.
[00:09:55] Sana has firmly imposed new reality on the Babel
[00:09:58] Mastrade, decisively demonstrating its sovereignty and
[00:10:02] ability to manage this critical maritime passage through proactive
[00:10:06] measures, authorities have successfully secured the strategic
[00:10:09] route, ensuring that commercial vessels. continue to navigate
[00:10:13] safely and without interruption, thereby restoring
[00:10:17] confidence to international maritime shipping across the southern red
[00:10:21] sea. تامين الملاحه البحريه, اعدام.
[00:10:25] International navigation in Babel Mandeb has been secured, leaving
[00:10:29] no opportunity for Somali pirates or Israel to carry out military
[00:10:32] operations against ships and attribute them to us. Visual
[00:10:36] surveillance is now conducted at very close range, not exceeding
[00:10:40] 24 kilometers, leaving no room for terrorist military
[00:10:43] acts. Consequently, the Babel Mandeb region has become
[00:10:47] fully secured. Reasuring global trade operators, Sana
[00:10:51] issud direct messages confirming that this trade remaining.
[00:10:55] entirely safe for merchant vessels agent fleats to maintain their
[00:10:59] normal routes. back in these guarantees with the clear results, the
[00:11:03] ministry of transport announced that 73 commercial ships
[00:11:06] transited seamlessly over just 48 hours, proven that
[00:11:10] operations remain completely smooth and free of any
[00:11:14] disruption.
[00:11:19] the ministry of foreign affairs sent reassuring message to the United Nations and the
[00:11:23] Security Council affirming:
[00:11:25] as well as
[00:11:37] council
[00:11:38] and the United Nations
[00:11:39] should instead be concerned about our people and discuss the famin in
[00:11:43] Yemen, the ongoing 12-year blockade by the criminal Saudi
[00:11:48] the
[00:11:49] The security regime, continuous aggression and dozens of Saudi air strikes targeting our country and
[00:11:53] people. As for addressing. internal affairs, reclaiming
[00:11:56] domestic rights and extending state control over internal
[00:12:00] territory, this is inherent right guaranteed to
[00:12:03] us. This impressive traffic flow serves
[00:12:07] as concrete proof dismantling false allegations from hostile
[00:12:11] parties who claim the waterway is unstable. Sana has
[00:12:15] kept the passage fully open to global trade, applying
[00:12:18] restrictions strictly to Saudi shipping, the continuous safe
[00:12:22] for transit of international fleets fromly. validates sana's
[00:12:26] power to protect this viral global trade artery and ensure
[00:12:29] its long-term stability. by
[00:12:33] successfully securing the bestare and guaranteeing smooth passage
[00:12:37] for international commerce, salah has approven itself as reliable
[00:12:41] guardian of global navigation, effectively neutralizing enemy
[00:12:45] claims of regional
[00:12:46] instability.
[00:12:52] palestinian officials in gaza warned that israel ban on the entry of aid
[00:12:56] including spare parts for vehicles has pushed the territory's
[00:13:00] public transport sector to the brink of complete shutdown.
[00:13:03] according to Palestinian media roughly 70% of Gaza's
[00:13:07] public transportation fleet has already gone out of service due
[00:13:11] to severe shortages of tires, lubricants and spare
[00:13:14] parts that and the rest will stop working within
[00:13:18] days. the transportation crisis comes aim wide spread destruction of
[00:13:22] roads and infrastructure across Gaza. due to Israel's
[00:13:25] genocidal war on the territory. Gaza's public transportation
[00:13:29] companies syndicate has announced that Israel's restrictions on the
[00:13:33] entry of maintenance supplies will lead to total transport shut
[00:13:37] down within days. It call on international
[00:13:40] organizations to intervene urgently and pressure the regime
[00:13:44] to allow the entry of tires, lubricants and spare parts
[00:13:48] into
[00:13:48] Gaza.
[00:13:54] This is... while
[00:13:55] a deepening humanitarian crisis is unfolding across the Gaza
[00:13:59] Strip where the war has profoundly disrupted trans traditional
[00:14:03] family structures. More than 86,00 households are
[00:14:06] now headed entirely by women, leaving mothers to show the
[00:14:10] devastating dual burden of providing for their families while
[00:14:14] navigating displacement, loss and systemic protection
[00:14:18] failures. Minista Juburu has the
[00:14:20] details.
[00:14:25] for Nida, the humanitarian crisis in Gaza is not an
[00:14:28] abstract statistic, but a daily struggle to keep her family
[00:14:32] safe and fed, mother of sex, she has been left to shoulder the
[00:14:36] responsibilities of raising her children in her husband's absence,
[00:14:40] while constantly searching for sackers work to secure a
[00:14:43] livelihood, her experience reflects a wider crisis.
[00:14:47] According to United Nations estimates 68% of
[00:14:51] female headed households in Gaza lack adequate...
[00:15:05] During the war, when I lost my husband, I became the head the
[00:15:08] household and the soul provider, I'm the one carrying the burden
[00:15:12] the children, their education, food, shelter,
[00:15:16] and medical care, how am I supposed to meet their needs without a
[00:15:19] husband and without any source of income? I tried to work,
[00:15:23] even simple project. like baking inside the tent and selling it,
[00:15:27] but it's difficult because I can't raise six children on my own and
[00:15:31] work at the same time. I rely only aid from
[00:15:35] people and food parcels. "Ella's
[00:15:39] life was turned upside down as she found herself
[00:15:42] acting as both mother and father to three children battling
[00:15:46] severe anemia with no financial savings, unable to
[00:15:50] secure medicine or
[00:15:51] a livelyhood amit a devastated
[00:15:53] reality.
[00:15:57] I lost my husband in the war, I became responsible for taking my sick
[00:16:01] children for medical treatment and the burden has become much heavier on
[00:16:05] me. No one supports me, I rush between..." hospitals and take all my
[00:16:08] children with me because I don't feel safe leaving them with anyone. My hands
[00:16:12] are exhausted from carrying water gallons alongside walking long
[00:16:16] distances. I don't even have money for transportation. I used to live a
[00:16:20] good life where my husband took care of me and now everything is
[00:16:23] gone. The devastating scale
[00:16:27] the crisis is reflected in United Nations reports
[00:16:31] documenting the deaths of 246 women and
[00:16:34] girls, average of six lives lost. every week since the
[00:16:38] October 2025 seefire. At the same time,
[00:16:42] thousands of women have been forced into the rule of solbrid
[00:16:46] winners for families fractured by war, left to provide for
[00:16:49] their children while confronting the constant threat of
[00:16:53] death, displacement, deprivation and the destruction the
[00:16:57] systems meant to protect
[00:16:58] them. Palestinian women have
[00:17:02] shouldered immense responsibilities to keep their families alive, securing
[00:17:06] basic necessities. such as water, medicine and food amid the
[00:17:10] war, yet despite an international legal framework designed to
[00:17:14] protect women in conflict, including UN security council
[00:17:17] resolutions and the Rome statute the international criminal
[00:17:21] court, the international community has repeatedly failed to enforce
[00:17:25] these protections or hold Israel
[00:17:27] accountable. In Gaza
[00:17:30] today, one in four families is woman,
[00:17:34] 86,2009. 90
[00:17:37] households have no bridge winner, the war didn't just
[00:17:41] destroy homes, it redefined them. Gazan
[00:17:44] women are now the providers and the
[00:17:47] resilience. Gaza
[00:17:50] city, the democratic people's
[00:17:54] republic of Korea says it has held a live fire drill to test
[00:17:57] long-range artillery and missile units of his army. According to
[00:18:01] the country's official KCNA news agency, the
[00:18:05] joint firepower attack drill. involved five army units and
[00:18:09] tested several weapon systems. the report out of that weapon
[00:18:13] systems tested in the exercises included various attack
[00:18:16] drones, tactical cruise missiles, tactical ballistic missiles and
[00:18:20] large caliber multiple rocket launchers. KCNA
[00:18:24] said the drill was aimed at boosting the moral the country's troops and
[00:18:28] improving their capabilities to completely collapse the enemy
[00:18:32] anytime an order is issued. South Korea's joint chiefs
[00:18:36] of staff said on Saturday, that the DPRK fights several
[00:18:39] short-range balistic missiles towards the sea of its east
[00:18:43] coast. Pyongyang's missile test followed five days of joint
[00:18:47] maritime drills by South Korea, Japan and the United
[00:18:50] States. The DPRK says such exercises are
[00:18:54] rehearsals for violation of this territory by its
[00:18:57] enemies.
[00:19:01] Iraq is facing a growing fuel crisis with gasoline shortages and long
[00:19:05] cues at filling stations. adding to the pressure on citizens and the
[00:19:09] government, the disruption comes in geopolitical tensions surrounding
[00:19:13] this rate of hormos, production problems at major facilities and
[00:19:17] difficulties transporting and distributing fuel across the country.
[00:19:20] now about five at the
[00:19:22] details.
[00:19:26] the fuel crisis is deepening in the Iraqi capital,
[00:19:29] baghdad and several southern provinces with
[00:19:33] long lines of vehicles stretching for considerable distances.
[00:19:37] is outside gas station, amid a shortage of
[00:19:41] imported gasoline, the crisis has placed
[00:19:44] additional burden on Iraqi citizens, coming a
[00:19:48] time when
[00:19:49] the country is already facing growing economic
[00:19:52] challenges. This
[00:19:56] is the fourth gas station
[00:19:57] I have visited in search of gasoline. I've spent 3 hours driving around
[00:20:01] Baghdad, moving from one area to another, but I could not find a
[00:20:05] station with fuel available now. "I have finally found a station
[00:20:09] where gasoline is available and I hope this crisis will not continue for much
[00:20:13] longer." Honestly, the
[00:20:16] Iraqi people are suffering greatly because the gasoline crisis. I came from
[00:20:20] southern Baghdad to central Baghdad, and we could not find a single
[00:20:24] open station to refuel. Taxi drivers are also suffering because of
[00:20:28] limited fairs in the fuel shortage. We have to stand in long
[00:20:31] cues for hours just to get gasoline. I hope this crisis
[00:20:35] ends soon because it has placed a...
[00:20:45] said efforts were underway to address the shortage of gasoline,
[00:20:49] noting that new fuel shipments were expected to arrive
[00:20:52] in Iraq soon. Observers, meanwhile,
[00:20:56] believe that the reprecussions the closure the straight of
[00:21:00] hermus by the United States, along with disruptions
[00:21:04] a number of fuel stations have contributed to
[00:21:08] worsing the crisis and affected the fuel supplies to the
[00:21:12] local
[00:21:12] market.
[00:21:16] The fuel crisis in Iraq has emerged against the backdrop the... closure
[00:21:20] the straight of Hormus, and the resulting geopolitical risks,
[00:21:24] creating a combination of challenges for the Iraqi government. There should have
[00:21:28] been a strategic plan in place to ensure sufficient supplies to meet
[00:21:32] domestic consumption. At the same time, several major production
[00:21:36] facilities are facing technical problems, while fuel transportation
[00:21:40] is also experiencing disruptions. There is currently lack of
[00:21:44] efficiency and smoothness in the process of delivering fuel to the
[00:21:47] local market. The iraki government. government is seeking urgent
[00:21:51] solutions to secure fuel supplies and ease the pressure
[00:21:55] on citizens as the gasoline crisis
[00:21:58] continues to occupy a significant place in
[00:22:02] Iraq's current economic and service
[00:22:04] landscape. Iraq's fuel crisis is placing a
[00:22:08] growing burden on citizens with long cues at gas stations
[00:22:12] and hours of waiting for gasoline. The crisis
[00:22:15] comes as the Iraqi government faces additional challenges.
[00:22:20] from the current situation the straight of hermus. Press
[00:22:23] TV, Navar Faik,
[00:22:25] Baghdad. And with that we
[00:22:29] come to the end of this bulleton. Thank you for being with us, take care and stay
[00:22:33] safe.
[00:23:03] You may not know this, but there is city that
[00:23:07] keeps building metro while at
[00:23:09] war.
[00:23:18] The news, you've probably... heard countless stories about conflict in the Middle
[00:23:22] East, missiles, air strikes,
[00:23:25] ceasefires, casualties, but there's another story that
[00:23:29] rarely makes the headlines, it's the story of city
[00:23:33] that keeps breathing, keeps
[00:23:37] moving forward and keeps growing even under
[00:23:40] fire,
[00:23:49] city that... refuses to let war define it and whose sense
[00:23:53] of dignity won't allow images of helplessness to become its
[00:23:56] identity. Let me
[00:24:00] introduce you to city where nearly 28 million daily journeys
[00:24:04] keep life
[00:24:04] moving.
[00:24:24] city of more than 10 million people, in less than
[00:24:27] 300 days, this city endured two major
[00:24:30] wars, during the second conflict in the winter and spring
[00:24:34] of 2026, more than 640
[00:24:38] locations were hit by missiles, rockets and
[00:24:41] drones, around 51, homes were
[00:24:44] damaged,
[00:24:46] yet more than 10,00 displaced residents were given free accommodation.
[00:24:50] in hotels for
[00:24:51] weeks, what may surprise you
[00:24:55] even more is what happened while the attacks were still
[00:24:58] ongoing as fighter jets remained overhead
[00:25:02] and the sound of explosions echoed across the city,
[00:25:06] 250 new electric taxis entered
[00:25:08] service, two new metro train sets were added to the
[00:25:12] underground network, public transport, both buses
[00:25:16] and the metro became completely free for resident. was
[00:25:20] affected by the war, parks continued to
[00:25:23] bloom, streets were maintained,
[00:25:26] essential goods remained available, 50 meters beneath the
[00:25:30] ground, engineers and construction workers continued digging
[00:25:34] new metro tunnels, using advanced tunneling
[00:25:37] technology while the sky above them was burning.
[00:25:41] At the same time, architects were designing new metro
[00:25:44] station in the historic city of Ray, inspired by
[00:25:48] Iran's early steam rate. railway and generations of pilgrimage
[00:25:52] journeys. This is also a Muslim majority city that had
[00:25:56] previously opened a metro station named St. Mary, with
[00:26:00] distinctive architectural design. that reflects respect
[00:26:04] for religious and cultural heritage.
[00:26:07] Buildings, towers and neighborhoods were
[00:26:10] damaged, yet within hours, the city's roads
[00:26:13] were operating again, with traffic moving instead of
[00:26:17] grinding to a halt. Even the rubble tells another
[00:26:20] story. Construction waste has been recycled into concrete
[00:26:24] jersey barriers and protective planters that make streets
[00:26:28] safer, electricity generated from waste to energy
[00:26:31] facilities. continues to help power parts the
[00:26:34] city. This is the story of a middle eastern
[00:26:37] city whose famous nature bridge was publicly threatened with
[00:26:41] destruction during the war, yet people continued to gather
[00:26:45] there. This is the
[00:26:49] story of
[00:26:50] Teran.
[00:26:56] A city whose municipal government chose not only endure,
[00:27:00] but to keep building, serving its people. and protecting
[00:27:03] hope, reminder that even under the shadow of missils
[00:27:07] everyday life can continue. this
[00:27:11] isn't fiction, it's the reality of a metropolis of more than
[00:27:15] 10 million people in the heart the middle east.
[00:27:18] what surprised you most about this
[00:27:21] story? what image comes to mind when you think of
[00:27:24] tiran and did anything here challenge that
[00:27:27] image? we'd love to hear your
[00:27:30] thoughts.
[00:27:41] These guys want to kill us, stop all Muslim
[00:27:44] immigration, Palestinian Islamic jihad members arrested
[00:27:48] today, they have committed no crime, America
[00:27:51] today is a police state, there's no evidence
[00:27:55] against them, two guys supposed
[00:27:57] to be out of Florida, both them are sitting holding courans in the lap, but the
[00:28:00] drive, and yet they... are arrested and imprison, they
[00:28:04] kidnap my son, it's a time when a war on terror morphs
[00:28:08] into a war against Muslims, and when the Middle East immigrants
[00:28:12] become prime targets the patriot act. The reality here
[00:28:16] is, if you're a Muslim in America, you can't think like everybody else. We
[00:28:20] were all lumped in the categories
[00:28:23] the fifth column or
[00:28:25] terrorists. Whenever the United States has faced
[00:28:29] a security threat and has responded. by
[00:28:32] targeting immigrants, they have to fight a
[00:28:36] battle that began after
[00:28:38] 9/11.
[00:28:48] they call themselves on Sarula, or the supporters of God, and
[00:28:51] regard confronting American and Israeli aggression and domination in the region
[00:28:55] as one their principal objectives. They are among the most
[00:28:59] courageous fighters of our time, men who face... bombardment and
[00:29:03] death yet refused to retreat even a single step from their beliefs
[00:29:07] in their path of resistance. For years they have fought
[00:29:11] Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates in defense of
[00:29:14] Yemen, a war backed by American military support.
[00:29:18] They have resisted every attempt to force their country into
[00:29:21] submission and in support the people of Gaza
[00:29:25] have repeatedly struck Israeli targets nearly 2,0 kilometers
[00:29:29] away. On July 13th, 2026.
[00:29:33] Saudi Arabia bombed the runway at Sanaah International Airport
[00:29:37] an attempt to prevent an Iranian aircraft from landing.
[00:29:40] Ansarula declared that Riyad had ended the period of deescalation
[00:29:44] and promised immediate response. Within hours
[00:29:48] Saudi airports including Aba international airport came under attack.
[00:29:51] This was nothing new. The Yemini
[00:29:55] Resistance movement has repeatedly demonstrated its ability to reach deep
[00:29:59] inside Saudi Arabia. In September. In
[00:30:02] 2019, its drone strike on the abkaik and kurase oil
[00:30:06] facilities exposed the vulnerability of Saudi Aramco despite
[00:30:10] billions of dollars worth of American-made air defense
[00:30:13] systems. Now the resistance movement warns that any new
[00:30:17] attack on Yemen's infrastructure could bring even more strategic targets
[00:30:21] into range, including the vital oil facilities at
[00:30:24] Yanbu. Today, more than 70% of Saudi oil
[00:30:28] exports bypass the straight of Hormus through pipelines to Yanbu on the red.
[00:30:33] sea, but from there they must still pass through the Bob Almandab
[00:30:36] straight. If that route is closed, Saudi Arabia's
[00:30:40] alternative export corridor disappears. Ansarula has
[00:30:44] already shown it can disrupt one the world's busiest merit.