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[00:00:03] Iran security chief says the US has been given seven conditions for
[00:00:07] restarting talks says president Donald Trump considers his next move in the
[00:00:12] of conflict. Trump is due to meet gulf leaders in New York on the sidelines
[00:00:15] of the UN general assembly as shipping disruption goes on in the straight of
[00:00:19] hormos. Hello and welcome to TRT world live
[00:00:23] from Istanbul
[00:00:29] is a plays after hundreds of Ukrainian drones launched at the Russian
[00:00:33] capital on the final day of parliamentary elections
[00:00:35] and weeks after a far
[00:00:39] right party scored its first regional election victory since World War
[00:00:43] II, German voters are going to the polls in
[00:00:45] Berlin.
[00:00:56] of
[00:01:03] Iran has laid out what it wants from the US before the restart of any
[00:01:07] negotiations on ending their standoff and the conflict now threatening the
[00:01:10] region. Security chief of Iran Mohsan Razay
[00:01:14] says seven conditions have been delivered via Qatar as President Donald Trump
[00:01:17] prepares to meet Gulf leaders on the sidelines
[00:01:19] of the UN general assembly
[00:01:21] in New York next week. Iran has not
[00:01:23] of detailed all seven demands but says they include the release of frozen Iranian
[00:01:27] assets and an end to the US naval blocks. an
[00:01:31] Iranian delegation, including president masoudkian is due to head to
[00:01:34] the US for the general assembly. Donald Trump told US
[00:01:38] outlet axios that he has a big
[00:01:40] in decision to make
[00:01:41] in on whether or not to restart
[00:01:43] of attacks. more on this from the Iranian
[00:01:47] capital Teran. Firstly, I have to say that
[00:01:50] expectations in Iran are not very high for
[00:01:54] these
[00:01:54] in negotiations given the
[00:01:57] of history of
[00:01:57] a negotiations
[00:01:58] a between Tehran and the Donald Trump at administration, the
[00:02:01] first time that Iran and the Donald Trump
[00:02:04] of administration started negotiations, that was in the spring of
[00:02:08] 2025, and in the middle of those negotiations, the
[00:02:12] United States and Israel attacked Iran, the same scenario was repeated
[00:02:16] in late February of this year, and
[00:02:19] when the presidents
[00:02:20] of the two countries back in June signed
[00:02:24] document, both
[00:02:26] of them signed the same document, the Islamabad memorandum of understanding,
[00:02:30] saw that that mou also unraveled within
[00:02:34] weeks, but Iran has always said that
[00:02:38] it will never abandon diplomacy all together, it it
[00:02:41] may it continues to engage in
[00:02:45] diplomatic
[00:02:46] of talks with the United States and now we are hearing that
[00:02:50] again Iran is exchanging messages with the United States
[00:02:54] via intermediaries, specifically via
[00:02:58] of Qatar and Pakistan about the... seven points and
[00:03:01] seven demands of Iran, as you said in the
[00:03:04] of introduction, the secretary of Iran supreme National Security Council
[00:03:08] Mohsen Ri has not been very specific about
[00:03:12] Iranian demands, but it seems that Iran wants
[00:03:15] a return of both sides, both the United States
[00:03:19] and Tehran of course, to the Islamabad memorandum
[00:03:22] of of understanding.
[00:03:23] of Iranians have said that if the United States returns to the Islam about
[00:03:27] mou, then Iran is ready to do this, same provided
[00:03:31] that the United States adhears to all of its commitments
[00:03:34] and gives guarantees that it will not attack Iran
[00:03:38] again, among the points that Iran wants the United
[00:03:42] States to do, the
[00:03:43] in demands that Iran have from the has from the United
[00:03:46] of States, one
[00:03:46] of them is the release of Iranian frozen assets. Tehran has
[00:03:50] billions of dollars in frozen
[00:03:53] of assets abroad and cannot
[00:03:55] of access them because
[00:03:56] of the US sanctions and Iran wants the United States to...
[00:04:00] allow it to get hold and
[00:04:03] access these funds. another one is end of war on all
[00:04:07] fronts, not only in Iran, but Iran wants end of
[00:04:11] Israely attacks
[00:04:12] of in Lebanon and in Gaza as well. refraining from
[00:04:15] interfering in internal affairs of Iran. Tehran as long
[00:04:19] accused the United
[00:04:20] of States of
[00:04:21] of formenting and encouraging protests and riots in Iran and
[00:04:24] Tehran wants the United States to stop this, stop
[00:04:28] of cooperating of with opponents. "the opposition
[00:04:33] of of the Islamic Republic, Iran says that the United States is supporting them and wants Washington to stop this
[00:04:36] support, halt any form of aggression, probably it means
[00:04:40] economic aggression against Iran and also
[00:04:43] lifting the US naval blockade. Iran has said that
[00:04:47] um, if the United States does not lift the naval
[00:04:50] of blockade, Iran
[00:04:51] of will not reopen the straight of formus. Muhamin
[00:04:54] guda, he is a professor of middle east economics at
[00:04:57] Hancock university of foreign. he says
[00:05:01] of Donald Trump is looking for a way out given the global economic implications
[00:05:05] caused by the Iran war
[00:05:09] now many
[00:05:10] of the cards I think the... having a very strategic
[00:05:14] moment in hand, us, of course, I mean the Republicans are
[00:05:18] are witnessing major, I mean
[00:05:21] opposition in US, we have inflation, we have
[00:05:24] rising fuel prices, especially in US, we
[00:05:28] have of course the hoouti escalation
[00:05:32] in Yemen and Saudi Arabia, so all this is taking into
[00:05:35] consideration, I think with the Iranian leadership, they are choosing the right
[00:05:39] moment to side their so-called seven terms
[00:05:43] and and I would like just to point out that they say, as you mentioned
[00:05:47] earlier, stop military actions on all active fronts, and
[00:05:51] all I think also means Yemen, which is a big thing, talking
[00:05:54] about at the same time, so I think it's a very
[00:05:57] strategic move, and I think President Trump has lots to think
[00:06:01] about at this moment, this is very good time to stop and to
[00:06:05] rethink why are we here at the first moment,
[00:06:08] you know, because the inflation, the the economic price.
[00:06:13] that all of us are witnessing right now and we will witness more and more of this
[00:06:16] escalation goes on whether with Iran whether with Yahooti whether
[00:06:20] with hormos, I think sooner or later
[00:06:24] this has to stop President Trump, I think he understands what's
[00:06:28] happening, he understand the economic pressure, he is witnessing the economic pressure in
[00:06:32] US by himself, and I think he needs to stop and he
[00:06:35] will I think rethink what's happening now with Iran,
[00:06:39] we need to reach some sort of concession. right now and the
[00:06:43] economy is the key, economy is the real key that's happening
[00:06:47] around here, i have to say that before this war Korea
[00:06:51] was or Japan, Korea, China was looking at the middle east a very different
[00:06:55] light, nowadays nobody is talking about the middle east, they are only talking about the
[00:06:58] oil, everybody needs the oil, everybody needs the prices to go down,
[00:07:02] inflation is being affected by every household around
[00:07:05] here, so I think this is an international cry, let's say not
[00:07:09] even c, it's cry for for. all those big
[00:07:13] powers to stop and rethink what's happening right now and the inflation rate as
[00:07:17] you have mentioned is is growing even in us, the oil
[00:07:20] prices is the extreme us right
[00:07:24] now, so i think this needs to stop, this president trump, he has
[00:07:27] many ways of stopping this through diplomacy, through other
[00:07:31] means, but this mean ongoing conflict with no end, i
[00:07:35] think it has somehow to stop because all of us are suffering right
[00:07:39] now, the saudi led coalition says it has intercepted us
[00:07:42] Hooti ballistic missile targeting Riyadh and stopped a wider attack on several Saudi
[00:07:46] cities, but the Houti say their missile and drones hit sensitive sights in the
[00:07:50] capital and aramco facility in yanbu causing large
[00:07:53] fires. Following the interception, black smoke was
[00:07:57] seen rising near King of Khalid international airport in
[00:08:00] Riyadh. Hothi officials claim the operation was a direct response to
[00:08:04] hundreds of recent Saudi air strikes while denying allegations of targeting civilian
[00:08:08] areas. The coalition says attacks also targeted civilian.
[00:08:12] areas across Bish, Taif, Farasan and Yanbu. Meanwile, the
[00:08:16] Huti said they will keep up their strikes until Saudi military operations
[00:08:20] end. Accordingly,
[00:08:24] the Yemeni armed forces, with the help of Almighty God, carried out two
[00:08:28] military operations, using a large number of ballistic and cruise
[00:08:31] missiles and drones. The first targeted sensitive sites in the
[00:08:35] capital the Saudi enemy, Riyad, and the second targeted
[00:08:39] Aramco in Yambo. The two operations. with the help of
[00:08:43] Almighty God was successful and resulted in large fires
[00:08:46] breaking out at the targeted
[00:08:48] sites. Meanwhile, Turkish
[00:08:52] foreign minister Hakan Fedan says proposals have been conved to all sides to
[00:08:55] halt the fighting, warning it is unacceptable for Saudi Arabia to be draged into
[00:08:59] the US Iran conflict. Han fidan also added that Ankara will look
[00:09:03] into Saudi military needs as part the trilateral Mecca defense
[00:09:07] pact to support Riyadh. This is what he
[00:09:09] said. At this point we
[00:09:13] see that there have been very serious attacks on Saudi Arabia's
[00:09:17] territorial integrity and sovereignty. Our agreement includes a
[00:09:20] treaty of alliance, and we stand by our word. We
[00:09:24] stand in solidarity on this issue as the ministry of foreign
[00:09:28] affairs, we particularly condemn the attacks on oil
[00:09:31] infrastructure, especially those targeting Mecca. As the Mecca
[00:09:35] lines, we are closely monitoring the situation. They may be military
[00:09:39] needs, particularly regarding certain technical matters. and we
[00:09:42] will have no difficulty in meeting those
[00:09:44] needs.
[00:09:50] An Israeli strike a civilian vehicle in Gaza City has killed at least one
[00:09:54] person. This raised the death toll on Saturday alone to five
[00:09:58] people, including people killed in other attacks across the enclave in Jabalya,
[00:10:02] Nusaidath and Gaza City. It is the latest Israeli violation to the
[00:10:06] seas fire signed in October last year. More than
[00:10:09] 1,300 Palestinians have been killed in Israeli. pack since that
[00:10:13] agreement. Meanwhile, dozens
[00:10:17] of Israelis have intruded into the alaxamos compound in
[00:10:21] occupied east Jerusalem under the protection of Israeli police, some of those who made it.
[00:10:25] insight performed Jewish prayers and rituals in the
[00:10:28] courtyards. It comes just hours before the Jewish celebration of
[00:10:32] Yaom Kipur. Palestinians officials warned that the growing number of such
[00:10:35] actions are part of attempt to change the status the holy site and control
[00:10:39] access to the
[00:10:40] area. English
[00:10:44] music star at Sheran has apologized to fans in Philadelphia
[00:10:47] for how he has handled the controversy over the dropping of Mackilmore.
[00:10:51] He was removed from the singer's latest US tour after. stadium
[00:10:55] owners objected to pro palestinian comments he made a stage during his
[00:10:59] performance in New Jersey. Sheiran
[00:11:03] blamed the tour promoter for the move, all of Sheiran's remaining opening acts and
[00:11:07] his backing band then pulled out in solidarity with the
[00:11:10] American rapper. So this week the criticism was about
[00:11:14] something much more important and I've had to take uh and make
[00:11:18] difficult decisions and I am making mistakes and I'm so
[00:11:22] so sorry. what happened in Israel and
[00:11:26] at the nov of music festival on October 7th was horrific and
[00:11:29] compounded centuries of Jewish pain. What is
[00:11:33] happening in Gaza is catastrophic and
[00:11:37] unjustifiable and disproportionate. My heart has been
[00:11:40] broken by the scale of devastation and loss of civilians
[00:11:44] lives, of children's lives. And
[00:11:48] the systemic injustice we're seeing unfold in the West Bank cannot be
[00:11:51] overlooked.
[00:12:05] A huge wave of Ukrainian drones have been launched at Russia in one the biggest
[00:12:08] attacks of this year so far, more than 450
[00:12:12] targeted Moscow where at least two people were killed in the strikes and apartment blocks, an
[00:12:16] oil refinery was also hit in the early morning attacks causing several large
[00:12:20] fires. Officials say most the drones were intercepted.
[00:12:24] Ukrainian drones. hit a bus in Herson in the Russian controlled region of Ukraine
[00:12:27] killing at least two people, one them an election
[00:12:30] official. Sunday marks the final day of
[00:12:34] voting in the Russian parliamentary elections. These are live pictures coming
[00:12:38] to us from Moscow. Remember, it is the first election since
[00:12:42] Russia launched its war on Ukraine in
[00:12:44] 2022. President Vladimir Putin earlier said the
[00:12:48] votes would underline the public support for the Russian army fighting on the frontlines.
[00:12:52] Anti-war parties have largely been barred. from contesting the elections
[00:12:56] and also for the first time residents of
[00:13:00] Ukrainian regions now under Russian control are also
[00:13:03] voting. there are 3.5 million voters in the four
[00:13:07] territories of Donetsk, Luhansk, Harison and Zapuritia. Keiv
[00:13:10] has called the voting in these territories illegal and urged foreign
[00:13:14] governments and international organizations not to recognize the
[00:13:17] results. das more on this from
[00:13:20] Moscow. I'm at one the polyn stations in
[00:13:24] Moscow. and we are seeing that there are people who come here to
[00:13:28] cost their ballot, most them do want to do that through the paper
[00:13:32] ballot, some are doing that online through the terminals that are available here as
[00:13:35] well, but we understand that to this moment the overall russian
[00:13:39] wide turnout has reached 45%, and
[00:13:43] obviously there are expectations that that will be much higher on the final day
[00:13:47] the voting, the polling stations open also opened overseas and we
[00:13:51] understand that Russians even in Europe uh in those countries that are
[00:13:55] considered as unfriendly in Russia may becusing their ballet and
[00:13:59] exercising their right, but interestingly we are seeing very high
[00:14:02] turn out in the so-called new territories of Russia, hereson,
[00:14:06] Zaparia, Donietsk and the Gansk People's Republic, in those territories
[00:14:10] in some them, the turnout has actually exceeded 70% already,
[00:14:14] and in the caucasus republic like the Chechan Republic we also seeing the
[00:14:18] turnout being quite high and most the people who come to the polling
[00:14:22] stations they say they don't want to waste the... opportunity to cast their
[00:14:26] ballet because many are saying they don't want their vote to be
[00:14:29] pre-ordained and their vote to be used otherwise than they
[00:14:33] say. the MOD has confirmed that there has been more
[00:14:37] than more than 1600 Ukrainian drones that
[00:14:41] were intercepted um and they were approaching the Russian
[00:14:44] capital. This is one the largest attacks by Ukraine against
[00:14:48] Russia and we know that's in the Moscow region at least two people were
[00:14:52] killed. There have been numerous multi-story. and private
[00:14:55] residential houses that were hit and more than 20 people were
[00:14:59] wounded, three children among them, the oil refinery in
[00:15:03] Moscow has also come under attack, it has been set on fire,
[00:15:07] and we are hearing a lot more from the central election commission
[00:15:11] had el panfil who is saying that uh in some
[00:15:15] the regions the country those were the election officials
[00:15:19] that w targeted by Ukraine, obviously Moscow says
[00:15:22] that this is attempt by Ukraine. to derail the free choice
[00:15:26] the Russian people, but obviously we understand that this is
[00:15:30] the first time that these elections are taken place in such a
[00:15:34] situation and all the new territory. of
[00:15:37] Russia are also participating in this vote, so this is
[00:15:41] closely monitored by the observers and also by the Russian
[00:15:45] officials who are saying they do what they can to make sure that people
[00:15:49] come in safety to cost their ballot. now
[00:15:52] German tansador Frederick Murs could have more pressure piled on him this weekend by
[00:15:56] new regional elections two weeks ago after the two weeks ago the far right
[00:16:00] AFD party had its best ever results in the former communist East
[00:16:04] and has been pulling strongly in one the states just with that. has just started
[00:16:08] voting, shady edw
[00:16:09] reports. It's a tussel
[00:16:13] between the left and the right, as voters in the eastern German state
[00:16:17] of Mecklenburg Forperman head to the polls on
[00:16:20] Sunday. We need an alternative, and that
[00:16:24] alternative is alternative for Germany. The right-wing
[00:16:28] alternative for Germany party is leading, but the center left
[00:16:32] social democrats are hot on their
[00:16:34] heels. show
[00:16:38] that a large majority wants to continue my work as state
[00:16:41] premier. We are a strong and beautiful state and there's still many
[00:16:45] issues that I want us to tackle together: the economy, jobs,
[00:16:48] education. That is why I appeal to all citizens to vote
[00:16:52] SPD. The AFD's
[00:16:56] momentum comes off the back of securing a whopping.
[00:16:59] 43.8% the votes in neighboring
[00:17:02] Saxony Anthold state elections earlier this month.
[00:17:06] That results. saw a historic defeat for chancellor Friedrick
[00:17:10] Murz's conservative Christian Democratic
[00:17:13] Union. There is lot of frustration, we
[00:17:17] never had such a bad chancelor in Germany. I have to say it like
[00:17:21] that. The AFD has been gaining
[00:17:24] popularity for several years, often capitalizing issues
[00:17:28] surrounding migration. Policies include closing the
[00:17:32] border to asylum seekers and remigration,
[00:17:36] meaning sending people.
[00:18:07] and right-wing extremism is dividing this country,
[00:18:11] the city state of Berlin is voting the same day, although there are
[00:18:15] no clear cut favorites. Still, the Macklenburg
[00:18:19] Forperman vote is not just about who wins, but
[00:18:23] more of measure the country's overall political
[00:18:26] mood. The AFD's rise and the CDU's
[00:18:29] losses are being linked to Chancellor Murz's declining
[00:18:32] popularity. He now faces increasing pressure from
[00:18:36] within his. party to step aside, and so
[00:18:40] Sunday's elections may just determine his
[00:18:43] fate. Shadi Edward Stashley, TRT
[00:18:47] World. Now, in Nigeria, Africa's biggest
[00:18:51] refinery has opened its stores to investors. Billionaire Alico
[00:18:54] Dangote is seeking to raise 1.6 billion US dollars in the
[00:18:58] continent's biggest initial public offering or IPO, and it is
[00:19:02] already drawing huge interest.
[00:19:05] Kubr coach has the story. "a chance to own
[00:19:08] a piece of one of Africa's biggest businesses,
[00:19:12] shares in Aliko Dangode's giant oil
[00:19:16] refinery recently went on sale, giving
[00:19:19] Nigerians a stake a business that has already
[00:19:22] transformed the country's fuel market. Now we are owning back
[00:19:26] our Nigerian oil, so I believe the group, investing in that
[00:19:30] group is the lifetime opportunity, being imagine being
[00:19:34] a part owner of something that is Nigerian that..." grow:
[00:19:38] the $1.6 billion dollar share sale is the
[00:19:42] largest initial public offering in the African continent
[00:19:46] and in the history of Nigeria. It's also country's first
[00:19:50] fully digital IPO aimed at retail
[00:19:53] investors. Several investment apps crashed
[00:19:57] as people tried to buy a minimum of 10 shares
[00:20:00] costing around $40. By the end of day one we
[00:20:04] had cleared around 70% the backlog and at the start of business on
[00:20:08] day two, we had cleared 100% the backlog and
[00:20:12] now we, are good to go, we increase the
[00:20:15] capacity just by you massive orders of
[00:20:19] magnitude. Africa's richest man says the aim is to make
[00:20:23] ownership accessible to ordinary Nigerians. Now we
[00:20:27] are looking at what do we create, what do you want to really create, what
[00:20:31] you want to create is the likes of Amazon, the likes of
[00:20:35] Microsoft, why people bought these shares for. next to nothing
[00:20:39] and now those shares have become something big, the
[00:20:42] refinery has shaped Nigeria's fuel market since it
[00:20:46] began operation in 2024, helping the country. that
[00:20:50] once relied heavily on imports to produce more of its
[00:20:54] own, it can process 700,000 barrels of oil a
[00:20:58] day, with Dangode planning to more than double that to
[00:21:01] 1.4 million barrels a day by 2029.
[00:21:05] the company also plans to launch a massive refinery plant of
[00:21:09] Kenya's coast, linking it to the East African
[00:21:12] market, but despite the excitement, investing
[00:21:16] is still out of reach for many Nigerians. We trying to
[00:21:20] survive,
[00:21:21] it's a good development, but it's not for for
[00:21:25] the poor, for poor people like us, but if you have money you
[00:21:29] can invest in it, but for we we are trying to
[00:21:32] survive, keep it going, keep it, the IPO values the
[00:21:36] refinery at around $49 billion dollars, more than
[00:21:40] twice what it cost to build, while Dangode still set
[00:21:44] to control 87% the company for investors
[00:21:47] buying now, the real question is: if Tangode can
[00:21:51] deliver on his company's share value. Kubra acoach,
[00:21:55] TRT World. Nearly billion people across Africa
[00:21:59] still rely on wood and charcoal exposing them to many health risks, but a
[00:22:02] Nairobi based company is using carbon finance to make electric
[00:22:06] stoves affordable. Hope Kirubi has the
[00:22:09] story. Breakfast for Mary
[00:22:13] Kavutha now starts with the press of a
[00:22:16] button. For this Kenyan Mother of two. "the
[00:22:20] switch to electric induction cooking has slushed her daily
[00:22:24] fuel costs. the stove also allows her to prepare
[00:22:28] hot meals safer and faster inside
[00:22:31] her home, without the hazards of toxic smoke
[00:22:35] that contributes to about 850, deaths every
[00:22:39] year on the continent. when i compare it with the charcoal, it
[00:22:43] is cheaper, because like a day when i was using the
[00:22:46] charcoal, find that time using around about $1 us. with
[00:22:50] a charcoal per day, and with this one, when I buy a token of
[00:22:53] 80 us cents, it lasts me to the second
[00:22:56] day. To make clean cooking alternatives
[00:23:00] accessible, manufacturers like bn use carbon
[00:23:04] finance and pay as you go plans to heavily
[00:23:07] subsidize upfront retail costs. The
[00:23:11] Nairobi-based company says it has distributed more than
[00:23:15] 7.3 million stoves across 11 African
[00:23:19] countries. built in computer chips, track cooking
[00:23:23] data in real time through GSM, allowing the
[00:23:26] company to sell verified carbon credits to international
[00:23:30] investors to fund the discount. Only way
[00:23:34] that clean cooking is going to scale on the continent is
[00:23:38] through carbon project finance, and so uh, it's a
[00:23:42] great model, you governments can earn revenue from it, we earn
[00:23:45] revenue, customers get an amazing product, they would never
[00:23:49] get, unless... have that subsidy that's brought by carbon project
[00:23:52] finance. In June, Africa secured $900
[00:23:56] million dollars in clean cooking financial commitments,
[00:24:00] according to the International Energy Agency, but
[00:24:04] critics argue that building an entire green
[00:24:07] energy transition on volatile carbon markets
[00:24:11] poses a massive risk for the continent. If we
[00:24:15] depend holy on carbon credits to support the
[00:24:19] transition. "it will be extremely slow
[00:24:23] and it will not happen at the pace that we need it. the other
[00:24:26] issue for carbon market is before you can trade on the
[00:24:30] carbon market you need to build the asset. back at Mary's
[00:24:34] home, her old charcoal stove sits outside
[00:24:38] next to piles of fuel still used by her
[00:24:41] neighbors, and while policy experts debate on the
[00:24:45] future of carbon finance, millions of families across
[00:24:49] the'. continent cannot afford the upfront costs
[00:24:53] needed to make the clean energy switch. Hope
[00:24:57] Kirubi, TRT World. The
[00:25:01] Democratic Republic the Congo is rolling out an Ebola vaccine for health
[00:25:05] workers. Around 20,000 professionals directly involved in the fight
[00:25:08] against the virus are set to receive the jab for new ebola
[00:25:12] strain. It is part of a study to measure the effectiveness the
[00:25:16] new immun immunization more than
[00:25:20] 3,600 people have died in the current
[00:25:23] epidemic. Let's go back to Gaza
[00:25:27] now, we're forced displacement and prolonged blackouts have silenced many of
[00:25:30] Gaza's creative voices, yet ammit the ruins one
[00:25:33] self-tought balance artist refuses to give up. Abmad
[00:25:37] has the
[00:27:51] world gaza. That's all for now, headlines are
[00:27:55] coming up
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[00:28:16] We are not here to fix it, nor to frame
[00:28:20] it, we are here to witness it, over the
[00:28:24] last few days you've witnessed some concerning acts of
[00:28:27] violence, tell us what you found, the pause before a
[00:28:31] screen, the look, the... be made into
[00:28:33] words.
[00:28:39] but as long as they are
[00:28:40] likely.
[00:28:44] when the smoke still holds the shape of what's burned and when the
[00:28:48] dust hasn't yet settled. what more can you tell us
[00:28:51] and what do we learn today? we are here to hold the
[00:28:55] moment, not to write the
[00:28:57] ending.
[00:29:24] Strat breaks down Turkia's place in the
[00:29:26] world, triggering power shift that is
[00:29:30] transforming volatile.
[00:29:36] straight talk, understanding the challenges facing Turkia
[00:29:40] and how it's adapting to a changing
[00:29:43] world.
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[00:30:05] headlines: Iran has laid out what it
[00:30:09] wants from the US before the restart of any negotiations on ending their
[00:30:12] standoff and the conflict threatening the region. Security chief
[00:30:16] Mosen Razi says seven conditions happen delivered via Qatar as
[00:30:20] Donald Trump prepares to meet Gulf leaders on the sidelines the UN general
[00:30:23] assembly. The Saudi led coalition says
[00:30:27] it has intercepted houti ballistic missile targeting Riyad and stopped a
[00:30:31] wider attack. on several Saudi cities, but the hoothies say
[00:30:35] their missiles
[00:30:36] and drones hit sensitive sites in the capital and an armco facility in
[00:30:39] yanbu causing large fires. An Israeli strike against a
[00:30:43] civilian vehicle in Gaza City has killed at least one person. This
[00:30:47] raised the death tool on Saturday alone to five people killed in other attacks in
[00:30:51] Jabulia, Nusirat and Gaza City. It is the...