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[00:00:06] of
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[00:00:18] of TV: Press TV has condemned abduction of its west bank reporter by Israely occupation forces
[00:00:22] of and in urged international community take immediate action for the
[00:00:25] of secure of her release. Theirgc says an oil tanker trying to cross.
[00:00:30] hormostrate through an authorized route has been hit and stopped after
[00:00:34] catching
[00:00:34] fire.
[00:00:41] and iran says the veto of
[00:00:43] a un
[00:00:43] of us back UN security council draft resolution by Russia and China proves that the
[00:00:47] of Unipolar of world order has come to an
[00:00:49] end.
[00:00:57] of
[00:01:02] hello everyone and uh welcome to Press TV world news. now
[00:01:06] press TV is vemily condemned abduction of West Bank correspondent by
[00:01:10] Israeli occupation forces as organized illegal and aggressive terrorist
[00:01:14] operation aimed at silencing the truth.
[00:01:17] in a statement, the network emphasized
[00:01:20] of Nakohama's abduction is culmination of a continuous and targeted campaign of
[00:01:24] in intimidation against journalists. Stayman added a desperate attempt by the zionist to block
[00:01:28] the flow of free news. and occupied West Bank is clear
[00:01:32] evidence the occupiers fear of reporters exposing wide spread
[00:01:36] humanitarian rights violations. Press TV has a stress
[00:01:39] that the regime is fully and legally pardon
[00:01:43] of responsible forhammed's physical and mental well-being and also urges
[00:01:47] the international community and the UN to stop their meaningful silence
[00:01:51] and take immediate measures and stop forced
[00:01:54] of disappearances of
[00:01:55] journalists.
[00:02:00] This while Israel court has
[00:02:02] of extended the detention of our Press TV Westbank
[00:02:05] correspondent until at least September the 23rd Nahammed was
[00:02:08] abducted by
[00:02:10] of occupation forces Tuesday and her she's a mother of three along with her camera
[00:02:14] crew they were abducted and accested and stopped a checkpoint near town of
[00:02:17] Tuku just southeast of Bethlehem. Regiming forces abducted Naka but
[00:02:21] allowed her crew to leave the palestinian journalist syndicate as
[00:02:25] in condemned of her abduction is a wider Israely campaign targeting media
[00:02:29] workers. According to the syndicate, 38 journalists have now been abducted
[00:02:33] in the occupied West
[00:02:34] Bank.
[00:02:39] of It has been three days since Press TV's West Bank reporter Naqa Ahmed
[00:02:43] was abducted by Israeli soldiers. Regime forces arrested her a
[00:02:47] checkpoint as she was returning from
[00:02:49] a reporting assignment. Her cameraman who witnessed the incident
[00:02:53] recounts how the events unfolded. It was three
[00:02:57] female soldiers who ushered our car to stop. They demanded we hand
[00:03:01] over our identification cards, and they photographed each ID as well as
[00:03:05] took our
[00:03:06] of pictures. After a short while, the soldiers ordered the team to get out
[00:03:08] of the car and follow them to a military watch tower nearby. We were
[00:03:12] forced to sit on the ground for around 45 minutes and in that time Naka
[00:03:16] was taken by the female soldiers to the side. Around 15 minutes
[00:03:20] later, the soldiers asked Hamed to
[00:03:22] a collect her phone and laptop, and she was taken into custody. The
[00:03:25] Palestinian journalist Syndicate has condemned Israel's continued
[00:03:29] abduction. and targeting of Palestinian journalists including
[00:03:32] Naqa Hamed. The syndicate said
[00:03:34] in a statement that her abduction is the
[00:03:37] of latest example of Israel detaining a journalist. It noted that Hamed
[00:03:41] has diabetes and other health problems. It warned that Hamed's
[00:03:44] continued detention raises serious concerns about her health and
[00:03:48] safety given the harsh conditions and lack of adequate medical
[00:03:51] care in
[00:03:52] a Israeli a prisons and detention centers. The journalist has
[00:03:55] in been working as a Press TV correspondent since
[00:03:58] 2024. Over the past few weeks, she has been
[00:04:02] reporting about raising settler
[00:04:04] of attacks, especially in the town of Quosra, as well
[00:04:07] as Israel's land grab policies
[00:04:10] of in the occupied territories. That's deemed to be the reason she has
[00:04:13] been targeted by Israeli settlers with wave
[00:04:16] of incitement
[00:04:16] on telegram channels and Israeli media. The campaign has been
[00:04:20] slammed as part of a targeted effort to put psycholog the space
[00:04:24] available to journalists and media, the space available to journalists and media
[00:04:28] outlets and strucked Press TV's coverage of Israeli
[00:04:32] crimes from reaching audiences around the world.
[00:04:36] Nakal Hammed was also injured in December last year while reporting from Halandia
[00:04:39] Refugee camp after Israeli forces targeted her with rubber
[00:04:43] bullets. Hamed is from the village of
[00:04:46] of Batin northeast of Romallah holding American citizenship and
[00:04:50] is married with three young children.
[00:04:53] of Hamed family contacted the US embassy in al-Quds about her
[00:04:56] arrest but has yet to hear back. Israely news outlet
[00:05:00] cited unidentified Israeli military sources as saying
[00:05:04] of hammed of suspected of cooperating with an enemy entity and
[00:05:08] may also be under suspicion of espionage. Hamed's detention is part
[00:05:12] of an... escalating wave of arrest of Palestinian journalists by Israeli
[00:05:15] authorities, nearly 40 journalists are currently in Israeli
[00:05:19] detention, according to the Palestinian prisoner society,
[00:05:23] all of whom were abducted following the start of Israel's
[00:05:26] genocidal war on Gaza, nearly three years ago,
[00:05:30] over half the journalists behind bars are being held in
[00:05:33] administrative detention, mechanism that allows Israeli
[00:05:37] authorities to imprison people indefinitely without
[00:05:40] charge or trial for. Hamed's family, however, the case
[00:05:44] is deeply personal. Three days after her arrest, they're still
[00:05:48] waiting for answers about where she is being held, the charges
[00:05:52] against her, and whether she's receiving the medical care she
[00:05:55] needs. As Hamed remains behind bars, her colleagues and
[00:05:59] family continue to call for her immediate release and for guarantees of
[00:06:03] her safety and access to proper medical care. The case of
[00:06:07] Nahal Hahmed is yet another reminder the risks Palestinian
[00:06:11] journalists face. simply for documenting events on the
[00:06:14] ground, for now her family remains without answers
[00:06:18] and the questions surrounding her abduction remain
[00:06:21] unresolved.
[00:06:25] the islamic religion guard says an oil tanker trying to cross straight of hormose
[00:06:29] through an unauthorized route has been targeted. commander the
[00:06:32] IRGC's navy rear admiral Ali Ozamai
[00:06:36] said a message that the Togo flagged oiltaker was hit while attempting to make
[00:06:40] an illegal passage through the straight. via route not
[00:06:44] authorized by Iran, he added, Tanker came to a halt after catching
[00:06:48] fire. The commander warned any attempt at crossing the straight through illegal
[00:06:52] routes will have no result other than destruction the
[00:06:55] violating vessel. The new development comes a few days after a super
[00:06:59] tanker trying to cross the uh strategic waterway through an illegal route
[00:07:03] exploded after colliding with naval mines. IRGC said the
[00:07:07] super tanker El guy was trying to cross
[00:07:09] strategic gateway there through. prohibited route in the
[00:07:13] southern part the straight of hormose when it collided with naval mines and then
[00:07:17] caught fired stress, the straight is closed and remains under the
[00:07:20] IRGC smart
[00:07:22] control.
[00:07:26] Iran's parliament speakers held
[00:07:28] the veto of a US backed anti-Iran draft resolution at the UN Security
[00:07:31] Council by Russia and China saying move proves the end the
[00:07:35] Unipor World said Order.
[00:07:38] a Muhammad post
[00:07:40] the veto shows unipolar world in which one side extracts
[00:07:43] concessions through force and coersion has ended and
[00:07:46] added Moscow and Beijing is veto prevented
[00:07:50] political abuse the security council Khalib called on all countries to
[00:07:54] defend multilateralism, his comments come after China and Russia
[00:07:58] vetoed
[00:07:59] a US bid at the Security Council to extend mandate of
[00:08:03] panel tasked with monitoring sanctions against Iran. China
[00:08:07] said the Security Council Resolution 2231 in fact
[00:08:10] expired last October. and brings the council's review of Iran's
[00:08:14] nuclear file to an end. Russia also rejected claim's activation
[00:08:18] the so-called snapback mechanism could restore Iran's
[00:08:22] sanctions, arguing that resolution expired and current proceedings lack
[00:08:26] legal and procedural
[00:08:27] basis.
[00:08:32] The international atomic energy agencies adopted resolution calling for the establishment of
[00:08:36] nuclear weapon free zone in west Asia. 70th
[00:08:40] IAEA General Conference adopted the resolution. calling for practical and
[00:08:43] appropriate steps implement mutually and effectively verificable
[00:08:47] nuclear weapon free zone in west Asia, also urged the
[00:08:51] Israel regime to adhere to international non-proliferation regimes, including the
[00:08:55] nuclear non-proliferation treaty as a meanings of complementing
[00:08:59] a zone free of all weapons of mass destruction Israel
[00:09:02] which possesses nuclear weapons designing signatory to the
[00:09:06] NPT and nuclear weapon free zone initiative was first proposed by
[00:09:09] Iran in 1974 and since been promoted by the
[00:09:13] Islamic Republic, resolution was adopted by 112
[00:09:17] member states with nine abstentions and no votes
[00:09:21] against.
[00:09:32] Iran's deputy envoy to the UN agencies in viena taufiq sadiq
[00:09:36] Musta Kham says that every state in the region except for the Israeli regime
[00:09:39] is joined the NPT and accepted a comprehensive. of ia
[00:09:43] standards, he says Israel's refusal to do so reflects a dangerous
[00:09:47] double standard that undermines the ia's
[00:09:50] credibility.
[00:09:56] highly destructive policies and practices the Israeli
[00:09:59] regime have entirely blocked the
[00:10:03] establishment of this
[00:10:04] zone, its dangerous
[00:10:08] nuclear posture remains the soul obstacle.
[00:10:15] For decades our region has witnessed
[00:10:19] relentless Israeli aggression and
[00:10:21] occupation. This
[00:10:25] regime persistently defies and marks all global
[00:10:29] nuclear nonproliferation norms with absolute
[00:10:33] impunity.
[00:10:37] The director general reports that all in
[00:10:41] the middle east have joined the MPT
[00:10:45] and concluded comprehensive safegards
[00:10:47] agreements. The only
[00:10:51] exception is the Israeli regime.
[00:10:57] Regional estates bear heavy non-proliferation
[00:11:00] obligations and face highly
[00:11:04] intrusive IAGA
[00:11:06] inspections.
[00:11:10] Meanwhile a non-np party with
[00:11:14] known nuclear arsenal
[00:11:17] enjoys total
[00:11:19] impunity. This
[00:11:23] dangerous double. standards destroys the
[00:11:26] agencies credibility and
[00:11:28] integrity.
[00:11:36] a un fact finding mission on Iran says the US committed war crimes in two air strikes
[00:11:40] in iran in February. report focus on US, two US
[00:11:44] attacks, first struck a school in civilians. findings
[00:11:47] are expected to be presented
[00:11:49] to the UN human rights council in Geneva, the according to the report
[00:11:53] strike on school, beyond negligence and amounts to a war
[00:11:57] crime under international law. US officials have claim that their
[00:12:00] military operations carried out in accordience with the law of armed
[00:12:03] conflict.
[00:12:08] Teran summoned the German ambassador to protest Berlin's inappropriate
[00:12:11] statements and interventionist actions. Iran's foreign ministry director
[00:12:14] for western Europe Adiza Yusafi rejected
[00:12:18] bases claims made by the German chancellortz regarding
[00:12:22] Iran. Murts demanded Tehran halt its. military nuclear
[00:12:25] program and unfounded claim Iran has consistently rejected.
[00:12:29] German chancer also said Iran has to see support for quote proxies
[00:12:33] across the region and its blockade the straight of hormos used if he convey
[00:12:37] Tehran's strong protest against Berlin's unjustified and destructive
[00:12:41] approach to issues concerning the region and Iran. Iranian
[00:12:45] foreign ministry spokesman had already samts earlier in the
[00:12:49] day for presenting a knowingly distorted narrative. He blamed Germany for failing
[00:12:53] even show minimum moral courage. to condemn US
[00:12:56] Israely imposed war on
[00:12:57] Iran.
[00:13:02] Yes, the leader says the regime has been sharing intelligence with the
[00:13:06] Israeli regime and participated with Americans in their aggression against
[00:13:10] Yemen.
[00:13:15] Those managing the Saudi enemies operations are American, Israeli
[00:13:19] and British experts and the foreign role is clear. The Saudi enemy was not
[00:13:23] satisfied with the foreign role in the... aggression against our country and wants to
[00:13:27] drag them into a direct war at the international and regional
[00:13:30] level.
[00:13:36] Abdulthi said Saudi Arabia receives weapons from the US that it's announced
[00:13:40] and has announced a joint force of 200 military
[00:13:43] experts managing aggressive operations by the Saudis against Yemen.
[00:13:47] He also rejected the false claim Yemeny forces targeted Mecca say Yemenes are
[00:13:51] ready sacrifice their lives to defend Mecca. And the stress. Yemen
[00:13:55] remains a state of legitimate defense and has only targeted
[00:13:58] military installations, he said blockade on airports and ports
[00:14:02] and the use of hunger as a weapon or forms of
[00:14:06] aggression aimed at enslaving the Yemani
[00:14:08] people.
[00:14:13] while another deadly attack in Yemen, siback force of shelled residential areas of Thaiz
[00:14:17] killing three children and wounding several other people attack hit the village
[00:14:20] of al tarira and alwaziia district in meanwile Saudi surveillance drone.
[00:14:25] was reportly shot down, left one civilian killed and another
[00:14:28] wounded while destroying four vehicles and damaging a home and
[00:14:32] latest error strikes by the saudis comed major anser the military gains along
[00:14:36] Yemen's red sea
[00:14:37] coast
[00:14:46] and over to the bessieg gaza trip where at least other palestinians been killed in fresh
[00:14:50] attacks by the Israelis and khan unis in the south as besieg terroris were still
[00:14:54] reeling from regimes aggression, other areas including gaza city and
[00:14:58] daral and central gaza have also come under heavy fire our gaza
[00:15:01] correspondent Musaba, join us earlier with your
[00:15:04] story,
[00:15:09] let me start with the last attack that took place in
[00:15:13] khanuni city whereas the Israeli fighter drones attack that makes shift
[00:15:17] tint in the western side the city killing at least a palestinian
[00:15:20] civilian and leaving several injuries, in the meantime the Israeli
[00:15:24] w launched another attack targeting the roof
[00:15:28] the of one the residential buildings in as you know in the
[00:15:32] eastern side of daraj neighborhood in gaza city
[00:15:35] leaving several palesina so mention is once
[00:15:38] nearly again that the eastern sides of gaz trip are still
[00:15:42] under the heavy bombings the Israel occupation forces, we
[00:15:46] able are still to hear more detonations the palestinian
[00:15:50] presidential buildings that survived the
[00:15:53] relentless stacks over the past couple of months in those
[00:15:57] areas addition to that the makeshift tens the palestinian people are still
[00:16:01] exposed to more stray bullets from the Israeli
[00:16:05] forces at mid the intense uh as no machine gun fire continued
[00:16:09] by the Israeli forces and according to the recent updates from the
[00:16:13] Gaza Health Ministry that the palestine and woman was
[00:16:16] confirmed wounded in the eastern side of Deril
[00:16:20] Balas City as result the of that intense and mass shooting
[00:16:24] towards the make shiftings the palestinian people and under the same
[00:16:27] circumstances two palestinian civilians were also wounded and injured in
[00:16:31] the northern part
[00:16:32] of.
[00:16:37] causes of public transportation system is nearing a collapse with around
[00:16:41] 70% of a bus fleet out of service emid severe shortages
[00:16:44] of tires, oil and spare parts. as war damaged roads
[00:16:48] continue to wear down remaining vehicles, palestinians are
[00:16:51] spending hours searching for transport overcrowding may shift vehicles
[00:16:55] and struggling to reach work, healthcare and other
[00:16:59] basic uh
[00:16:59] destinations.
[00:17:05] for many palestinians in Gaza, getting from one place to another has become
[00:17:09] a daily struggle defined by hours of waiting, long
[00:17:13] walks, overcrowded vehicles and roads that are barely
[00:17:17] passable, what was once her routine journey has become
[00:17:20] increasingly difficult, as goes as public
[00:17:23] transportation system is pushed closer to
[00:17:27] collapse. for two years
[00:17:30] we have struggled to keep 20% the buses running, serving communities,
[00:17:34] including healthcare workers with tires, oil and bare parts still
[00:17:38] restricted, companies are dismantling out of service buses to salvage
[00:17:42] parts. we have even switched some buses from six wheels to
[00:17:45] four, but it is risky and not a sustainable
[00:17:48] solution. around 70% of buses are already
[00:17:52] out of service, leaving only a fraction of vehicles operating
[00:17:56] across the strip. those still running are being pushed towards the
[00:18:00] breakdown by severe shoultages of tires, engine oils and
[00:18:04] essential spare parts. احنا بنعاني. spare
[00:18:08] part has become so expensive that people simply cannot afford
[00:18:12] to replace it. i drive slowly, knowing it delays
[00:18:16] passengers, but if i drive faster, i risk wearing out
[00:18:19] my tires even more. the roads are badly
[00:18:23] damaged and covered with rubble. people can spend hours
[00:18:27] waiting for ride, which is why we have resorted to these
[00:18:30] makeshift rear cards to carry more
[00:18:33] passengers. as conventional public transport
[00:18:36] becomes. increasingly scars under Israel's blockade,
[00:18:40] increasingly desperate alternatives are emerging on Gaza's
[00:18:44] streets with remaining vehicles being fitted with makeshift
[00:18:48] records to carry additional
[00:18:50] passengers.
[00:18:54] these makeshift vehicles are dangerous, i have to hold on tightly throughout the
[00:18:57] journey to avoid falling. the roads are badly damaged and as you
[00:19:01] can see these vehicles offer no real safety, they are
[00:19:05] suffocating us in every sense. they restrict
[00:19:08] access to engine oil, tires and spare parts,
[00:19:12] and all of this is reflected in our daily suffering.
[00:19:16] The Gaza Center for Human Rights estimates direct losses to the
[00:19:20] transport sector at around $2.8 billion dollars, but
[00:19:24] the real cost is born by the people who depend on these vehicles
[00:19:27] every day, as even the simplest journey becomes
[00:19:31] longer, harder and more dangerous. All roads
[00:19:35] is card by war and buried in rubber. every journey has
[00:19:38] become longer, harder and more expensive,
[00:19:42] yet the few remaining vehicles is still moving, continue
[00:19:46] to carry people who are trying to live, who are trying
[00:19:50] to care for their families and trying to preserve a
[00:19:54] sense of normal life, but brahim for press tv, ghaza
[00:19:58] city,
[00:19:58] Palestine.
[00:20:03] Scientific discussions are underweight Iran's 26 international
[00:20:06] nuclear medicine. Congress in Northwestern City of Tabris,
[00:20:10] alongside expert panels on latest diagnostic and therapeutic
[00:20:14] applications and exhibition so showcasing technologies and radio
[00:20:17] pharmaceuticals developed for nuclear medicine. Here's Press TV's Gisu
[00:20:21] Hamisha Ahmed, reporting from
[00:20:23] Tabris.
[00:20:28] When people hear the word nuclear, medicine
[00:20:30] may not be the first thing that comes to mind, but nuclear
[00:20:33] technology has revolutionized healthcare over the past. few
[00:20:37] decades, from detecting abnormalities and organs and
[00:20:41] identifying cancer to delivering targeted
[00:20:44] radiation directly to disease tissue, nuclear
[00:20:48] medicine has become an important
[00:21:50] colleagues to learn about the latest developments
[00:21:51] in nuclear medicine, exchange ideas and share new
[00:21:56] for our research. In recent years, despite sanctions and war, Iran has made
[00:22:00] significant progress in this field, particularly in medical imaging and
[00:22:04] treatment using radio pharmaceuticals. Today we can provide
[00:22:08] services comparable to those available at leading centers around the world, while
[00:22:12] keeping treatment relatively affordable for patients in Iran. But the
[00:22:16] congress is not confined to scientific discussions.
[00:22:20] outside the conference hall, researchers move closer to clinical
[00:22:24] practice. Companies active in nuclear medicine are
[00:22:27] showcasing technologies and radio pharmaceuticals designed to
[00:22:31] turn scientific advances into tools physicians can
[00:22:35] actually use. One major participant here is
[00:22:39] Pars Isotope, Iran's domestic supplier of diagnostic and
[00:22:43] therapeutic
[00:22:43] radiofarmasuticals.
[00:22:50] and treatment of disease is a relatively recent field and Iran
[00:22:54] has kept pace with its development. We are conducting research
[00:22:58] and developing these technologies domestically. There are currently more
[00:23:02] than 230 nuclear medicine centers across Iran and we
[00:23:06] supply them with radio pharmaceuticals. Our company currently
[00:23:09] produces more than 70 radio pharmaceutical products and kits for
[00:23:13] diagnostic and therapeutic applications. We know that our
[00:23:17] colleagues in Iran are doing a lot of advance. in
[00:23:20] nuclear medicine and particularly because pass
[00:23:24] isotope is here and they are making lot
[00:23:28] of ground work within the nuclear medicine
[00:23:31] field. As far as nuclear medicine is concerned, the
[00:23:34] connection between researchers, manufacturers and hospitals is
[00:23:38] particularly important, and that connection is taking place
[00:23:42] here between the conference halls and the exhibition
[00:23:45] floor. The discussions here are highly
[00:23:48] specialized,
[00:23:49] but the...
[00:24:20] Ansarula were the supporters of God, and regard confronting
[00:24:23] American and Israeli aggression and domination in the region as one their
[00:24:27] principal objectives. They are among the most courageous fighters of
[00:24:31] our time, men who face bombardment and death, yet
[00:24:35] refuse to retreat even a single step from their beliefs and their path of
[00:24:38] resistance. For years they have fought Saudi Arabia and the
[00:24:42] United Arab Emirates in defense of Yemen, a war backed
[00:24:46] by American military support. They have resisted. every attempt
[00:24:50] to force their country into submission and in support the
[00:24:54] people of Gaza have repeatedly struck Israeli targets nearly
[00:24:58] 2,0 kilometers away. On July 13th,
[00:25:02] 2026, Saudi Arabia bombed the runway at
[00:25:05] Sanaah International Airport an attempt to prevent an Iranian
[00:25:09] aircraft from landing. Unsarula declared that Riyad had ended the
[00:25:13] period of deescalation, promised immediate
[00:25:16] response. Within hours, Saudi airports and
[00:25:20] including Aba international airport came under attack.
[00:25:23] This was nothing new. The Yemini Resistance movement has
[00:25:27] repeatedly demonstrated its ability to reach deep inside Saudi
[00:25:31] Arabia. In September 2019, its
[00:25:34] drone strike on the abkaik and kurase oil facilities
[00:25:38] exposed the vulnerability of Saudi Aramco despite billions of dollars
[00:25:42] worth of American-made air defense systems. Now the
[00:25:46] resistance movement warns that any new attack on Yemen's infrastructure.
[00:25:50] could bring even more strategic targets into range, including the
[00:25:53] vital oil facilities at Yanbu. Today, more than
[00:25:57] 70% of Saudi oil exports bypass the straight of Hormus
[00:26:01] through pipelines to... on the red sea, but from there
[00:26:05] they must still pass through the Bob Almandab straight. If that
[00:26:09] route is closed, Saudi Arabia's alternative export corridor
[00:26:12] disappears. Ansarula has already shown it can disrupt one the
[00:26:16] world's busiest maritime choke points. Since the outbreak the
[00:26:20] Gaza War in 2023, it has launched attacks in the Red Sea
[00:26:24] declaring that it would target vessels linked to Israel in support
[00:26:28] the Palestinians. The Red Sea operations.
[00:26:32] major shipping companies to re-root around southern Africa, increased
[00:26:36] global transport costs and pushed Israel's southern port of
[00:26:40] ilot, the brink of collapse. If both the straight of
[00:26:44] Hormus and Bob Almandab were closed at the same time, nearly
[00:26:48] a quarter the world's oil and gas supply and almost 1/3ird of
[00:26:51] global container traffic could be affected. Oil prices could
[00:26:55] sore toward 200 per barrel, while Europe's energy security
[00:26:59] would face severe pressure. On Sarula,
[00:27:03] Yemen is not merely another battlefield,
[00:27:05] it is a strategic front with the power to reshape the global
[00:27:09] economy. The axis of
[00:27:12] resistance still holds powerful strategic cards in
[00:27:15] reserve, cards that once played could leave even
[00:27:19] America unable to respond despite all its military
[00:27:22] might.