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[00:00:00] TV the IRGC says to all tankers have caught
[00:00:03] of fire in the straight of Ormus after attempting to cross unauthorized routes
[00:00:07] and striking sea
[00:00:08] mines.
[00:00:12] US Republican Congressman Thomas Marsi has filed eight articles
[00:00:15] of impeachment against war secretary Pete
[00:00:18] Haxet.
[00:00:23] In France faces another day of nationwide strikes and protests
[00:00:27] as trade unions
[00:00:28] in mobilized walkers against. rising living cost and government
[00:00:32] austerity
[00:00:33] measures.
[00:00:49] hello and warm welcome, you've tuning to press tv world news live from tehran with me
[00:00:52] zakarier. thank you for joining
[00:00:54] us. Iran's Islamic Revolution Guard
[00:00:58] course says to hold. have caught fire in the straight of Ormus after
[00:01:02] attempting to cross unauthorized route and striking sea
[00:01:05] mines. In a statement the RGC said tog boat
[00:01:09] approaching one
[00:01:10] of the tankers to put out the fire also caught fire. The
[00:01:14] RGC accused United States of pressuring ships to use
[00:01:17] anouthorized mine leading routes in the street of
[00:01:20] of Urmus. He said this policy is imposing huge insurance cost on
[00:01:24] American taxpayers in Washington's regional allies.
[00:01:28] The RGC added that. Washington could have
[00:01:31] of avoided this cost by unfreezing Iran's blocked assets
[00:01:34] which are worth less than the
[00:01:37] of expenses incured so far. It also said the move could have
[00:01:41] spared the US president a humuliating electoral
[00:01:44] defeat. The RRGC won the attempt to violate
[00:01:48] regulations in the straight of Boos would only bring further financial
[00:01:52] losses and political sets back for
[00:01:54] Washington.
[00:01:58] in
[00:02:00] one was of United the States main renewed its threat to launch new
[00:02:03] aggression against Iran, prompting Tehran to one of
[00:02:07] stronger responses with no geographical
[00:02:09] limitation.
[00:02:16] reasons Iran behind The the war crushing on defeat
[00:02:17] of the Republicans in the US mid-term
[00:02:20] of elections. Following this major setback for President Donald Trump and his
[00:02:24] Republican Party, I think he may resort to
[00:02:26] a reckless move by carrying out a limited nuclear.
[00:02:30] Republic
[00:02:31] Such move would put all American interests
[00:02:35] of across a the region at risk. is
[00:02:35] The certainly Islamic prepared on security, logistical
[00:02:39] and military fronts. Statements by Iranian officials
[00:02:42] of and military commanders have made it clear that any attack would be met with a
[00:02:46] forceful response. Iran has a list of targets and
[00:02:50] under the directives of its leadership, numerous American interests and
[00:02:54] facilities across the region are identified as potential targets. If the
[00:02:58] United States makes the reck.
[00:03:03] of
[00:03:09] I believe
[00:03:09] a renewed us attack on Iran would be reckless and carry enormous risks
[00:03:13] affecting regions outside West Asia, it could open the door to the use of
[00:03:17] weapons of mass destruction elsewhere in the world and trigger a
[00:03:21] wider and more dangerous global arms race. This could push the world towards
[00:03:25] an unprecedented catastrophe. Trump's electoral setback could be one
[00:03:29] of the factors. decision to take such a step. I believe there is a
[00:03:32] possibility that Trump could pursue this course of action. He has demonstrated a
[00:03:36] highly confrontational approach, and pressure from Israeli prime minister
[00:03:40] Benjamin Netanyahu could also play a role in influencing such
[00:03:44] decision. I
[00:03:48] believe neighboring countries would be among the first to bear the consequences of another
[00:03:52] attack on Iran, with the Persian Gulf states particularly vulnerable
[00:03:56] to its fallout. For now, the scenario appears to revolve. around
[00:04:00] threats and the use of military pressure. However, I find it difficult
[00:04:04] to
[00:04:04] of imagine that Trump would go as far as authorizing nuclear strike, as such
[00:04:08] decision could have far reaching consequences for the United States and its
[00:04:12] position in the world. US
[00:04:16] Republican Congressman Thomas Massi has filed eight articles of
[00:04:20] impeachment against War Secretary Pit
[00:04:23] of Exit. Masi says
[00:04:24] of it plans to force house votes in to impeach the
[00:04:27] proceeding in the coming
[00:04:29] of days. The... comes as republicans seek to blame Hekset for their
[00:04:32] midterm election losses, some party members say he played a
[00:04:36] key role in convincing president Donald Trump to attack Iran
[00:04:40] without
[00:04:40] a clear exit strategy or plans to deal with the public
[00:04:44] fallout. Trump had repeatedly defended Hekset rejecting
[00:04:48] calls to replace him on
[00:04:50] a Wednesday and says that the war secretary is doing a great
[00:04:53] of job. Trump has also acknowledged
[00:04:56] of accepts role aim back in the war, describing him as the first member of his.
[00:05:00] administration to support the aggression, democrats for their
[00:05:03] part of vow to investigate hks leadership at the
[00:05:07] pentagon, the inquiry could cover his handling
[00:05:10] of the war on Iran as well as his removal of senior military officials
[00:05:13] including the chairman the joint chiefs of
[00:05:17] staff.
[00:05:35] the US reports that vice president J.D. vans is seeking to build new
[00:05:39] political alliance with disaffected supporters of President Donald
[00:05:43] Trump, following Republicans humiliate and defeat in the
[00:05:46] midterms. According to sources, Vance wants to establish
[00:05:50] new rights a broad coalition of Republicans united
[00:05:54] around an American first agenda, including avoiding
[00:05:58] foreign conflict, tightening border control and making
[00:06:01] life more affordable for Americans. On Wednesday, Vans
[00:06:05] said, the war in Iran was the real reason Republicans suffered
[00:06:09] losses in the November 3rd election in what many.
[00:06:12] was widely interpreted as an effort to distance
[00:06:16] himself from Trump. He listted four steps to win
[00:06:19] back voters, one, and then the war in Iran, focusing on
[00:06:23] the cost of living and inflation, putting America first and
[00:06:27] changing the country's relationship with
[00:06:30] Israel. Both the Republicans lost the
[00:06:34] control of both houses of congress on Tuesday's election. The result have
[00:06:38] been described by some Republicans as a resection of
[00:06:41] Trump's press.
[00:06:42] presidency
[00:06:48] well to discuss these and more now we're joined by professor of
[00:06:51] journalism at Dafodil University in
[00:06:54] Dakar uh joined us from Bangladesh
[00:06:57] Dakar and also Kevin Barret editor
[00:07:01] at Andaluse tribune in Morocco thank you so much
[00:07:05] gentlemen for joining us welcome to the program I mean
[00:07:08] it's really interesting what we're witnessing uh in
[00:07:12] the... the state right now this uh this
[00:07:16] political debacco if you want to say it, but many of you i'm
[00:07:20] sure predicted this exactly would happen if the Iran
[00:07:23] war continued, so uh let's get right to it, let's
[00:07:27] start uh with Kevin In Moraco, um, did you see this coming, were you
[00:07:31] surprised by it or was it just
[00:07:33] usual? no, I i have to say I did see it
[00:07:37] coming, um, I wasn't sure that it would be
[00:07:41] as big as it... turned out to be, because there are all sorts of factors that
[00:07:45] can come into play in American elections, including rigged voting
[00:07:49] machines, and so one never knows for sure uh, how things are going to come
[00:07:53] out, but I did expect a serious
[00:07:56] rebuke uh to the Trump White House
[00:08:00] over this illegal, immoral
[00:08:03] and utterly catastrophic war on Iran,
[00:08:07] and that's precisely what happened, and it happened to such a
[00:08:11] degree, that it's impossible to ignore, and
[00:08:15] it was really interesting that we saw vice president J.D.
[00:08:19] Vance actually, put out a relatively
[00:08:22] sane and truthful analysis of what really
[00:08:26] happened, that it's, when a politician in the
[00:08:30] United States tells the truth, it's kind of
[00:08:34] what in journalism we call a man bites dog
[00:08:37] story, in other words, it's not news if dog bites a man, but it
[00:08:41] is big news. if a man bites dog, and so it's big news when a politician tells the
[00:08:45] truth, but it's even more of a man bites dog story, even bigger
[00:08:49] news when the politician tells the truth
[00:08:52] about the Israeli stranglehold on American
[00:08:56] politics and the fact that it's becoming increasingly unpopular,
[00:09:00] but that issue has now become so uh predominant
[00:09:04] that it's impossible for even the vice president to ignore if he wants
[00:09:08] to have a political future, so we we've seen a huge
[00:09:12] breakthrough. here and whether or not the
[00:09:16] this uh awakening the American people to the fact that their
[00:09:19] country has been crushed under the domination of a
[00:09:22] criminal zionist cartel which has done everything
[00:09:26] from murdering the Kennedes to uh rig doing the 9/11
[00:09:30] false flag operation, murdering Charlie Kirk and so much
[00:09:34] more uh and you if the American people fully awakened to all of
[00:09:38] this and understood just what this zionist crime cartel has done to their country.
[00:09:42] "they would uh do lot more than just uh voting against Donald Trump.
[00:09:46] Okay, I'm going to cross over to Mr. Greg Simons. I'm like, I
[00:09:50] hasked my previous guest, and because you've been here repeatedly on
[00:09:54] Press TV, we know that you kind of predicted this as well, that this was
[00:09:58] going to be catastrophic for uh the Trump
[00:10:01] administration, but it's so quick, isn't it? they lost, and
[00:10:05] the way they lost was so uh wide spread
[00:10:09] that the vice president could only wait if you..." hours, less
[00:10:13] than 24 hours to come out and distance themselves from
[00:10:16] that uh catastrophe, so what are we going to be looking forward to
[00:10:20] now as we go forward in the next couple of weeks and
[00:10:23] months? Well, I, I think it
[00:10:27] even
[00:10:28] was distancing himself beforehand, because if
[00:10:32] we remember, Trump endorsed Netanyahu,
[00:10:36] whereas Vance refused to do so, because Vance
[00:10:40] understood what a toxic influence
[00:10:43] Netanyahu is. Trump was too stupid or
[00:10:47] too, too much of a slave to zionism
[00:10:51] to actually care, he just endorsed his a slave.
[00:10:55] was activated, okay, where do we
[00:10:58] go from here? well, they have two
[00:11:00] months before the new senators
[00:11:04] and congressmen are sworn in,
[00:11:08] so in this two months it can be very dangerous,
[00:11:12] because there is this window where Trump can
[00:11:16] lash out, and as I've said before, he's a narcissist,
[00:11:19] he's a, he's got this touch of megallania, and what's
[00:11:23] more, he's highly. addictive
[00:11:26] and he he can still uh
[00:11:29] create havoc in these two months uh
[00:11:33] because the new um representatives won't have been
[00:11:37] sworn in so this is what i predict that he's going
[00:11:40] to do something reckless even by Trump's
[00:11:44] low standards right Mr. Bennet Trump
[00:11:48] himself kind of gave us inclin into what he plans to do
[00:11:52] with that tweet where he posted veto. you know on the
[00:11:56] cff they usually say maga uh so he's saying that whatever they bring
[00:12:00] i'm going to stand uh uh in front them but how
[00:12:04] can trump now talk to his
[00:12:07] fan base right the maga base the american first
[00:12:11] base when it's very very obvious that standing with
[00:12:15] Israel as cost them so much mean um the maga
[00:12:19] bases yet to recover we haven't seen them really come out uh to start
[00:12:22] reacting to this uh result in american uh in in both
[00:12:26] houses? yes, Trump has has lost
[00:12:30] the uh important, the most important part of his mega
[00:12:34] base, which is the relatively aware and
[00:12:38] intelligent uh side of mega. now there are people who hate mega,
[00:12:41] who don't even, they they reject this idea that there's anybody in the mega
[00:12:45] movement that is uh sincere and intelligent and well-informed,
[00:12:49] but actually there are some uh to at least to a certain extent, and those
[00:12:53] are the very people... "who are also capable of changing their
[00:12:57] votes, and that's what they did in this election, that's what Vance explained
[00:13:01] in his tweet, said that the all their their polling
[00:13:05] and data showed that there was a huge turnout the mega voters who had
[00:13:09] put Trump in office. okay,
[00:13:10] then allow me to post a question, so is this vote against the Republicans then
[00:13:14] or is this vote against Trump's uh
[00:13:17] policies? uh, well, as Vance said, it was vote
[00:13:21] against this war on Iran for Israel, that's..."
[00:13:25] Vance put it in his tweet, the four things that every one these
[00:13:28] voters said was the end the war number one
[00:13:32] uh focus on the cost of living in inflation, which is all driven by
[00:13:36] the war, put America first, meaning not Israel first, and
[00:13:40] finally change our relationship to Israel, so this whole
[00:13:43] thing was basically about people waking up on both the
[00:13:47] left and the right and saying,
[00:13:49] you know, we're tired of being run into the ground by the state of Israel, we're tired
[00:13:53] of having our government high... act by Benjamin Netanyahu,
[00:13:57] we're tired of doing these forever wars in west Asia for Israel, we've been
[00:14:01] doing this now for what since since the Israelis blew up the world trade center
[00:14:05] on September 11th, 2001, we've been fighting Israel's
[00:14:08] enemies because they hijacked our country, hijacked our military, and
[00:14:12] now uh we have these domestic consequences with inflation and so on,
[00:14:16] but we also have this really corrupt system where the epsteing
[00:14:20] class is using bribery and then threats of assassination, all these
[00:14:23] criminal means that this... hernastra is really supported organized
[00:14:27] crime network of oligarchs that runs the United States has been
[00:14:31] doing and they've been killing the country and Americans are waking up and saying we're done
[00:14:35] we don't want anymore of this right um Mr.
[00:14:38] Greg from the Iranian side uh and if you aware
[00:14:42] yes they was the day against global gegimony in
[00:14:46] Iran and we also had a message from the leader the Islamic
[00:14:50] Revolution that said that there is no difference between you know
[00:14:53] the American political. establishment uh, it's all owned by
[00:14:57] is they have a certain world view, and for us it it makes no
[00:15:01] difference. do you see a change happening
[00:15:05] either way, the for for the past two years,
[00:15:08] the democrats have been saying that we can't do much because both house are
[00:15:12] controlled by the united uh by the republicans and the are the
[00:15:16] it's it's the president, we see how um some the officials from the
[00:15:19] republicans party come out and defend you know the American
[00:15:23] president, but now... they don't have that excuse anymore, the
[00:15:27] democrats now control both houses, do you see them doing anything
[00:15:31] concrete other than going after Trump, of
[00:15:32] course? beyond going after Trump,
[00:15:36] I don't see... big difference because I mean some
[00:15:40] refer to the Republicans and the Democrats as been the Uni
[00:15:44] party, that is you got two political parties that pursue
[00:15:48] essentially the same policy and Iran
[00:15:51] is as Russia as is
[00:15:54] China, they have a consistent policy, it doesn't matter
[00:15:58] if it's democrat or whether it's republican,
[00:16:01] they will keep going, I mean look after
[00:16:04] 1979, it's been a...
[00:16:07] policy of
[00:16:09] aggression
[00:16:11] sub against Iran, it's been a war of
[00:16:15] subversion against not only the
[00:16:18] country but the people, it doesn't matter if it was the democrats
[00:16:22] or the republicans, so they're going to this is going
[00:16:26] to become personalized politics, yeah,
[00:16:30] same, same, but difference, okay, just less than a minute,
[00:16:34] we have Kevin Barret, just give us what you think. should be looking
[00:16:38] forward to in the next couple of weeks and next couple of months, will this
[00:16:41] change really have any impact uh for the American people? it's
[00:16:45] not just the economy, it's also social issues, it's the AI
[00:16:49] industry, it's the economy, it's everything. are we going to see any
[00:16:53] change really uh in the next couple of months or no? it's just going to
[00:16:57] be um democrats going after the republicans to punish
[00:17:00] them? well, it's still a dangerous period uh, if
[00:17:04] this blue wave had been a little bit smaller. "I think it would have
[00:17:08] been even more dangerous because uh the pressure on Trump from Netanyahu
[00:17:12] to go ahead and do the so-called limited nuclear strike on pickaxe mountain
[00:17:16] and go island hopping in the Gulf and so on uh would have been
[00:17:19] probably more likely to succeed, but it's still a real possibility
[00:17:23] that even this lame duck president who's been slapped down by the voters
[00:17:27] and by Iran, he you know might he's he's unstable
[00:17:31] and who knows what he might do, so that's still a possibility that we could end up
[00:17:35] in really a much worse uh circ'. stances than we are now,
[00:17:39] but uh, it's more likely that the they
[00:17:42] will manage to somehow muddle through, i can't, it's hard
[00:17:46] to imagine how they can end this war cleanly given
[00:17:50] that, but but but that's that's what we're all hoping and praying for.
[00:17:53] okay, 30 second as well, greg, well
[00:17:57] trump made the election about himself as narcissist and chief, it
[00:18:01] failed, so now he's got two months to recovoc
[00:18:05] before of a police. witch hunt, which
[00:18:08] is deserved, so these next two months are going to be
[00:18:12] the telling, this is the dangerous window of opportunity for
[00:18:16] travel. okay, very dangerous window of opportunity, we're going to leave
[00:18:20] it there, thanks to both of you, Mr. Greg Siman, professor of
[00:18:24] journalism at Staffford International University in Dakar,
[00:18:27] joining us from back Bangladesh, and also Mr. Kevin Barret,
[00:18:31] editor at al-andalus tribu
[00:18:34] tribune uh joining us from Morocco, thanks. to both of you and
[00:18:38] thanks to you our viewers for joining us on this edition of news
[00:18:42] review,
[00:18:58] for decades he topped the most wanted
[00:19:00] list, no
[00:19:04] public appearances, no voice, only a shadow. that
[00:19:07] reshaped the
[00:19:08] battlefield,
[00:19:14] the dust to refugee camps to the underground labyrinth of
[00:19:17] Gaza, Muhammad Deif evolved from a street fighter into
[00:19:21] the mastermind of asymmetric
[00:19:23] warfare. Surviving repeated
[00:19:26] assassinations, his silence became a weapon and his name
[00:19:30] enduring legend after his
[00:19:32] marcherdom.
[00:19:44] Welcome back, France faces nationwide wave of strikes and protests
[00:19:48] a trade union mobilized workers against rise and leaving cost
[00:19:52] and government austerity measures. The demonstrations brought
[00:19:56] together workers, high school and university students who have been
[00:19:59] protesting deteriorating school conditions, overcrowded classrooms
[00:20:03] and inadequate facilities ahead the strike.
[00:20:07] France's four main real Unions condem the government's proposed
[00:20:11] budget cuts warning they would deepen poverty, weaken
[00:20:15] social security and freeze public sector
[00:20:18] salaries. the latest mobilization comes is president
[00:20:22] Immanuel Macron's government struggles to push an
[00:20:25] austerity budget through divided parliament with
[00:20:29] public debt approaching 120%
[00:20:33] the country's economic output.
[00:20:41] and live images of that protest coming to you from
[00:20:45] Paris as you see in there uh various parts of
[00:20:48] Paris uh with thousands of hundreds of thousands of
[00:20:51] people are expected to come in because of
[00:20:55] how wide spread this protest is going to
[00:20:59] be, which is from different unions as
[00:21:02] well.
[00:21:20] Siamo tutti
[00:21:21] antifascisti,
[00:21:24] siamo tutti
[00:21:26] antifascisti,
[00:21:29] siamo tutti
[00:21:30] antifascisti,
[00:21:34] siamo tutti
[00:21:35] antifascisti,
[00:21:44] nous ce qu'on veut, c'est la guerre générale, nous
[00:21:48] ce qu'on veut c'est la... so live images once again
[00:21:51] coming out of Paris, this let's remind our viewers that this protest
[00:21:55] especially in Europe has been going on now for the
[00:21:59] past three four months, at least and in Paris over the past
[00:22:03] two months is started with student protesting over the
[00:22:06] deterioration in the education sector, especially in the
[00:22:10] buildings the schools and lack of teachers and overcrowding in the
[00:22:14] classrooms and then other it turned violent when the
[00:22:18] government turned on the student. uh and many them were injured
[00:22:22] and thousands of people were arrested, that protest
[00:22:25] later emerged into a wider
[00:22:29] protest against the economic situation and the social
[00:22:32] political issues that France is facing, and now it has
[00:22:36] turned completely into the austerity measures that the government has been
[00:22:40] taking over the last uh 10 years, and this is
[00:22:44] also a wider contest of protest across many
[00:22:48] European countries, especially as the prices of diesel
[00:22:52] and gasoline continue to uh increase
[00:22:56] live image there, someone was just attacked, guess and being
[00:22:59] dragged away by the police, as you're watching live images
[00:23:03] coming out of Paris, let's remind our viewers this,
[00:23:07] thousands of people have been arrested, many them are
[00:23:11] less than 18 years old because this was movement initially
[00:23:15] started by high school
[00:23:17] students.
[00:23:50] heavy police presence there that you're also seeing, we'll be bringing you more in our later
[00:23:54] bulletin on what happens because that protest has just
[00:23:58] started. thank you so much for joining us, goodbye for
[00:24:00] now.
[00:24:59] For decades, Iran has stated that the distinction between United
[00:25:03] States and Israel is often more political than practical. Many
[00:25:07] dismiss
[00:25:07] that claim is rhetoric, but the numbers tell a story
[00:25:11] worth examining. Since the end the second world war, Israel
[00:25:15] has become the largest cumulative recipient of US military
[00:25:18] aid receiving. 240 billion dollars, can
[00:25:22] you imagine 240 billion dollars?
[00:25:26] today that relationship is anchored by a 10 year memorandum of
[00:25:29] understanding guaranteing at least 3.8 billion
[00:25:33] dollar in military aid annually, a commitment
[00:25:37] unprecedented in modern american foreign policy. wait,
[00:25:40] it has surpassed even this amount, watch till the end. first, this is not
[00:25:44] marely story about aid. much of funding is designed to be spent on
[00:25:48] American weapons. linking Israel's military capabilities
[00:25:52] directly to US weapons production, the result is a system in
[00:25:56] which a continuous pipeline of American financing,
[00:25:59] technology, spare parts, munitions, and political
[00:26:03] backing sustains Israeli military power. The clearest
[00:26:07] example is the F-35 stel fighter. The jet is manufactured in
[00:26:11] the United States, controlled by the United States and supplied only to
[00:26:15] countries approved by Washington. Israel was the first to
[00:26:18] acquire the world's most advanced combat aircraft. For your
[00:26:21] information, Iran down F35 as well. So how
[00:26:25] advanced it is? Let's leave that for another time. Anyways,
[00:26:29] one F-35A cost average of
[00:26:32] 82.5 million dollars. Overall, the F-35
[00:26:36] program has cost more than two trillion dollars. Israel's
[00:26:40] customized F-35 fleet has since been deployed across multiple
[00:26:43] regional theaters from Lebanon and Syria to Iran and
[00:26:47] Gaza, killing thousands of people. The depth of US involvement
[00:26:51] became particularly visible during the June 2025 war against
[00:26:54] Iran. Washington authorized modifications to Israel's
[00:26:58] F-35 Felite, enabling the fighters to carry external.
[00:27:02] tanks and dramatically increase their range, the result was
[00:27:06] capability to fly direct round trip missions to Iran without
[00:27:10] refueling, bypassing regional air bases and avoiding
[00:27:14] dependence on governments that might have refused to support such
[00:27:17] operations. Israel's missile defense architecture from iron
[00:27:21] dome to david sling and arrow has likewise benefited from
[00:27:25] extensive American funding running in billions of dollars since
[00:27:29] October 2023 that dependence has become even more
[00:27:32] visible. Washington has approved billions in additional military assistance,
[00:27:36] accelerated weapons, transfer, replenished stock piles and
[00:27:40] provided support a scale unmashed anywhere else in the
[00:27:44] world for Israel to continue Gaza genocide and also carry on
[00:27:48] aggression against other countries in the region. Researchers estimate
[00:27:52] that US military aid linked to the Gaza genocide reached
[00:27:55] record levels. Iranian officials have long maintained that
[00:27:59] Israel cannot sustain prolonged regional military aggression.
[00:28:03] without American financial, technological, diplomatic and
[00:28:06] logistical support. Even if you want to disagree after all
[00:28:10] the figures presented, the strategic reality won't let you. When
[00:28:14] the US supplies the funding, the aircraft, the missile
[00:28:17] defenses, the ammunition and offers diplomatic
[00:28:20] cover, Israel doesn't just remain an ally, but an
[00:28:24] extension of American power, advancing interest that
[00:28:27] Washington offer prefers to keep at arms length, what
[00:28:31] German chance. Friedrich mus described as
[00:28:35] dirty work being done on behalf the
[00:28:38] west.
[00:28:50] War does not end when the bombs stop
[00:28:53] falling.
[00:29:02] soil follows scientists and researchers into the
[00:29:06] scarred landscapes of Lebanon to uncover the
[00:29:10] invisible legacy of conflict, contaminated
[00:29:14] earth, toxic remnants and the
[00:29:17] lasting impact of war on human health, the
[00:29:21] environment and future
[00:29:23] generations.