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[00:00:01] in
[00:00:09] of Warnings of a dangerous escalation after a missile strike
[00:00:13] on Saudi
[00:00:14] of Arabia's main airport kills 12. The attack is being blamed on
[00:00:18] Yemen's hoothies.
[00:00:19] of Now Donald Trump is considering a US response.
[00:00:23] Hello and welcome to TRT World Live from Istanbul. I'm Emily
[00:00:27] Angwin. Also, ahead on the program is... expands it
[00:00:30] so-called yellow line in Gaza, forcing dozens of
[00:00:34] of Palestinian families to flee in the middle
[00:00:36] of the night. Pakistan declares a state of
[00:00:40] emergency in its
[00:00:41] of northwestern province, suspending the provincial government
[00:00:44] of the jailed former prime minister Imran Khan.
[00:00:48] And down, but not out, India's youth-led cockroach movement
[00:00:52] says they will continue protests demanding the election
[00:00:55] commissioner
[00:00:58] in resigns.
[00:01:06] of
[00:01:11] of
[00:01:16] Welcome to the program, Saudi Arabia is
[00:01:18] in shutting down schools in the capital as it decides how to respond to a
[00:01:22] missile attack on the main airport. 12 people were killed and more
[00:01:25] than 300 injured
[00:01:28] of in a Saturday strike that threatens to... further inflame
[00:01:31] a region that's already on edge
[00:01:33] of the US war on Iran. Domestic terminals at King colored
[00:01:37] international airport were hit with Saudi Arabia
[00:01:40] of blaming the ansarala Hutis from neighboring Yemen.
[00:01:43] Basam Bunene reports.
[00:01:47] Saudi Arabia has been hit hard, deep inside its
[00:01:51] territory. There was panic inside the domestic terminals of
[00:01:55] King Khalid International Airport in Riyad after it
[00:01:58] was track by a missile on Saturday afternoon, the Saudi
[00:02:02] led military coalition describes what
[00:02:05] of happened as a war
[00:02:07] of crime,
[00:02:07] of vowing, decisive response, a projectile
[00:02:11] also landed near King Fahad international airport in
[00:02:15] Damasmam, the Saudis blame the
[00:02:18] ans from neighboring Yaman for the
[00:02:21] attacks,
[00:02:22] of the UN secretary general also pointed the finger at the
[00:02:25] group, Antonio Guterej demanded that the...
[00:02:30] attack stop
[00:02:31] of immediately. The Iran-backed group said it carried
[00:02:35] out separate strikes on Riyadh's main airport on
[00:02:39] of Thursday, killing three people and damaging an aircraft, but they
[00:02:43] haven't claimed
[00:02:44] of responsibility
[00:02:45] of for Saturday's strike. Hours before, the
[00:02:48] Hutis had said they were prepared to take reciprocal
[00:02:52] steps with Saudi Arabia, to keep airports, seaports
[00:02:56] and other civilian facilities used for humanitarian.
[00:03:00] purposes out
[00:03:01] of the expanding confrontation, the question now
[00:03:05] is whether or not the US will respond to Saudi calls to join
[00:03:09] in, i think it's
[00:03:12] of of terrible, well you're going to find out, see, but i think it's
[00:03:15] terrible, are the saudis able to
[00:03:19] defend themselves, well they're able to defend, look, the saudis are
[00:03:23] good fighters, but i think the attack was terrible
[00:03:26] thing, the hethies have already put pressure on.
[00:03:30] Arabia through their control
[00:03:31] of the Babel Mandab straight, through which much of
[00:03:35] Saudi Arabia's oil exports are
[00:03:38] shipped, but in the past week, the Yemani
[00:03:42] government forces backed by Saudi Arabia have
[00:03:46] made some progress in pushing back
[00:03:48] of the Hoothi advance. They claimed on Saturday to have
[00:03:52] killed more than
[00:03:53] of 1,400 Houti fighters in 24
[00:03:57] hours, the next move. could determine not
[00:04:01] only
[00:04:01] of the state of this conflict, but whether the region
[00:04:05] again becomes
[00:04:07] of engaffed in war.
[00:04:09] a b) and mohammed alatab
[00:04:13] has more from the yemini capital sana. so
[00:04:17] far the military spokes person hasn't
[00:04:21] talked during his latest pressers about the latest attacks on
[00:04:25] Riyadh, but previously they have reated
[00:04:28] of their of warnings. for flights and
[00:04:32] also the people who are using the air space
[00:04:35] of the Saudi
[00:04:36] of Arabia accepted for the Medina and Mecca, they said that they wouldn't attack
[00:04:40] airports in in Mecca and Madina, but also they have won of using
[00:04:44] the airports of Saudi Arabia and also its air
[00:04:48] of space throughout the the the Saudi kingdom, so we are talk
[00:04:52] about this equation that have been
[00:04:54] issued reiterated by the Houthies from
[00:04:58] the beginning
[00:04:58] of the leaders. they are the going to make this
[00:05:02] blockade for blockade and also escalation for
[00:05:06] escalation so we are what we are witnessing that this is an
[00:05:10] indication that the the the escalation between the Saudi
[00:05:13] Arabian His and also the internationally recognized government has come has
[00:05:17] cross so so many lines that we are talking about the now we
[00:05:21] civilians are being attacked in different areas especially in Yemen
[00:05:25] and also in Saudi Arabia so far many observers hope that
[00:05:28] the the these latest escalation could be
[00:05:31] deescalated by the international international diplomacy
[00:05:35] especially as the price is the civilians
[00:05:39] are paying the price of such development so we are. talking about
[00:05:43] this developments and the the according the to the spokes
[00:05:46] person the internationally recognized government majd, he
[00:05:50] mentioned that they have inflicted heavy losses on the hy fighters,
[00:05:54] especially and when they have tried to advance towards what he
[00:05:57] described the airport of dabab and also they have mentioned
[00:06:01] that they have carried out nearly
[00:06:03] 1900 operations which is which
[00:06:07] is in the context of yeman's done according to his
[00:06:10] words. Turkish Head of Communications,
[00:06:14] Berhane Duran has reacted to Saturday's deadly attack on
[00:06:18] Ryan's main airport and extended his condolences to the victims
[00:06:21] families. In a statement he condemned the attacks targeting civilians
[00:06:25] and airports in Saudi Arabia which have resulted in deaths
[00:06:29] and injuries. He called on the international community to take a
[00:06:33] united and decisive stance against such attacks which threatened
[00:06:37] to drag the region into further conflict and
[00:06:40] chaos.
[00:06:47] Israeli military is expanding, it's so-called yellow
[00:06:51] line in the east of Gaza City. Israeli forces opened
[00:06:55] heavy fire and launched artillery shelling in the shujaya
[00:06:59] area, injuring two Palestinians including a pregnant
[00:07:02] woman. dozens of Palestinian families were forced to flee
[00:07:06] once again in search of safety, following advances by Israeli
[00:07:10] military. locals describe it as night of terror filled with
[00:07:14] heavy gunfire and explosions. the UN selling
[00:07:17] said, rather, nearly two-thirds the enclave is
[00:07:21] inaccessible to Palestinians or subject to
[00:07:25] severe restrictions.
[00:07:28] residents of Gaza's al-Zavada have inspected
[00:07:32] the aftermath of an Israeli air strike. The residents say they were
[00:07:36] given five minutes to evacuate before bombs were dropped on the
[00:07:40] house on Saturday. Israel has stepped up strikes
[00:07:44] against Palestinians in Gaza undermining a US broker
[00:07:47] ceasefire agreed a year ago. For more on
[00:07:51] all of this, let's bring in our correspondent Ashraf Shannon who joins us
[00:07:55] from Gaza City. Hello there, Ashraf, what more can you tell us
[00:07:59] about today's developments and particularly the expansion of that
[00:08:03] so-called yellow
[00:08:04] line?
[00:08:11] Yes, well, as we edge close. to Israeli elections emily
[00:08:14] uh we've noticed uh rapid increase
[00:08:18] and the vicious Israeli attacks against
[00:08:22] the people of Gaza including last night in
[00:08:25] Zawaida and here in Gaza City actually in Gaza City was much much
[00:08:29] worse than Zawaida and balah for example they would give you
[00:08:33] an evacuation order within five or 10 minutes they
[00:08:37] blow up the whole place and this means more
[00:08:40] displacement and now as we talk about displacement,
[00:08:44] emily, the yellow line, the yellow line was created
[00:08:48] to be a
[00:08:49] temporary de
[00:08:52] facto, not even de facto, a temporary border that should you
[00:08:56] know control where Israel will be controlling
[00:08:59] 55% the gaza strip, and all parties agreed
[00:09:03] agreed on that, but Israel did not abide by the
[00:09:07] seasfire agreement, which marks
[00:09:10] year, yesterday we marked the... year since
[00:09:13] the the signing the seasfire back in October 20 20
[00:09:16] 2025, since the first day the seas fire
[00:09:20] imilily Israeli forces did not expand the
[00:09:23] seas fire uh per say but they started shooting you
[00:09:27] know sniper fire here tank shell landing landing
[00:09:31] there and this has resulted in
[00:09:35] Israel controlling at least mean at least
[00:09:38] 70% the gaza strip gaza is around 360 s
[00:09:42] kilometers and now uh more than two million people
[00:09:46] live within uh around 100 square
[00:09:50] kilometers, but even that is not enough, Israel this
[00:09:54] morning not far from here in Gaza City, because for
[00:09:58] example I'm here in in in
[00:10:00] in Gaza City everywhere is close to me because I'm in the
[00:10:04] less than 30% of of uh of Gaza,
[00:10:08] Israeli forces moved this yellow concrete
[00:10:11] blocks. dozens of meters towards the west, towards the
[00:10:14] Mediterranean, literally displacing
[00:10:18] hundreds of people, dozens of families had to
[00:10:21] flee uh in the early hours of today,
[00:10:25] seeking shelter a place that's not suitable for those
[00:10:29] who live in it where we live right now back to you
[00:10:32] speaking speaking of shelter Ashraf - winter
[00:10:36] is only few months away how can palestinians if at all
[00:10:39] really prepare for these harsh conditions they're likely to
[00:10:42] face
[00:10:49] well believe it or not emily for Palestinians in Gaza winter has already
[00:10:53] started because although we're not technically in the
[00:10:56] winter time, but it rains every couple of
[00:11:00] days here in Gaza, a little bit drizzle, but enough to flood
[00:11:04] tents and cause lot of
[00:11:07] problems, mixes rain water with with with
[00:11:11] sewage flowing in the streets and people here in
[00:11:15] Gaza, they learned that there is some sort of some type of
[00:11:19] a storm coming their way, possibly in December, we're talking about
[00:11:22] Lnino, and now people pan... and there's nothing
[00:11:26] for them to do basically, and we
[00:11:28] have more in the following
[00:11:29] report.
[00:11:35] is a word man with what could be very harsh winter
[00:11:38] around the corner, he's deeply concerned for his family
[00:11:42] who live a tent. i'm trying to secure my
[00:11:46] tent, i have newborn baby who is less than a weekold and three young
[00:11:50] children. last year we suffered badly when a storm hit, so i need
[00:11:54] to be. at this time, this year the conditions
[00:11:58] could be much worse for the people in Gaza already suffering due to
[00:12:02] Israel's devastating war on the strip, for families
[00:12:06] living in fragile shelters, even basic preparations may not be
[00:12:10] enough, war damaged homes and obliterated
[00:12:13] infrastructure leave many displacement sites
[00:12:16] vulnerable to flooding as well as
[00:12:18] collapse, we heard that very
[00:12:22] powerful storm may be coming our way, destroy homes, let
[00:12:26] alone tents, we put our trust in God, my tent is
[00:12:30] so fragile that even a light storm could destroy it,
[00:12:33] imagine what this storm could do, the storm he is
[00:12:37] referring to is the elninu weather phenomena,
[00:12:41] scientists are warning about its catastrophic effects which could
[00:12:45] settle firmly by december, and in Gaza, its
[00:12:49] repercussions could make life even worse, according to the
[00:12:52] international organization for migration in IOM,
[00:12:56] around 1.8 million people are living in displacement sites
[00:13:00] across the wartorn territory, more than 80%
[00:13:04] the tents and makeshift shelters are in poor
[00:13:07] condition, while only 17% of winter shelter
[00:13:11] needs have been met. We're dreading
[00:13:15] the winter as well as the storm, the rain could flood our tents,
[00:13:18] leaking in from above and sweeping in from
[00:13:22] below. We have almost nothing to protect ourselves. with we
[00:13:25] lie awake at night, worried about the rain and the strong
[00:13:29] winds. there is no end to the suffering. with
[00:13:33] little protection from the rain, families fear the destruction the
[00:13:37] shelters and the exposure to the cold. as
[00:13:41] palestinians prepare to face another harsh winter, they brace themselves for the
[00:13:45] worst and Israel's refusal to allow adequate shelter
[00:13:48] material. ashraf shanan, trt world,
[00:13:51] gaza. outside gaza.
[00:13:55] illegal Israeli settlers attacked Palestinians trying to harvest
[00:13:59] olives on their land east of Romala. Residents from several
[00:14:03] villages had gathered together hoping there would be safety in
[00:14:06] numbers. Mohammed Alwan has more from the occupied West
[00:14:10] Bank. Anne Abrode village west of
[00:14:13] Ramala, Palestinians came to pick up their olives
[00:14:17] from a land they used to pick up the olives from since
[00:14:21] decades,
[00:14:21] but this year it's different as a league settlers established in. new
[00:14:25] outpost at the top of that mountain, today the residents
[00:14:29] decided to go to their land and to pick up their olives in
[00:14:32] groups so they can guarantee their protection as illegal settlers are
[00:14:36] attacking the Palestinians frequently in different areas in the occupied west
[00:14:40] bank, but they were also attacked by the illegal settlers and
[00:14:44] of course backed by Israeli forces, bks,
[00:14:48] palestinians are losing their land, the settler established his outpost about
[00:14:52] seven months ago, taking control the entire hill. This
[00:14:55] is their fathers and grandfathers lands. They planted these trees and
[00:14:59] worked hard to cultivate the lands. During the olive harvest,
[00:15:03] the settlers not only still their olives, but also take over their
[00:15:07] land, preventing Palestinians from assessing their own
[00:15:10] property. Illegal settlers have seized the head the local counsel's vehicle
[00:15:14] and prevented residence from reaching their land. What is happening here is a part
[00:15:18] of wider pattern across the occupied west bank where Palestinians land
[00:15:22] have been taken. Palestinians left today. without picking their olive
[00:15:26] harvest, but they say they want to keep on trying, not just to
[00:15:30] get the amount of olive harvest they used to get every year, but to keep
[00:15:34] their land, identity and heritage.
[00:15:39] To Pakistan now, an estate of emergency has been imposed in the province
[00:15:42] of Kaiba Pactunqua. The government has also replaced the
[00:15:46] provincial head with a state-appointed governor. The province is
[00:15:50] the stronghold the PTI party led by former Prime
[00:15:54] Minister Imran Khan, who has been in prison since
[00:15:57] 2023. Main roads in the province's capital,
[00:16:01] Peshuar are blocked with shipping containers, and the mobile network
[00:16:05] has also been cut. The move. comes after days of protest by
[00:16:09] khan supporters who had wanted to march on Islamabad to demand
[00:16:13] his release. The state appointed governor claimed people
[00:16:16] welcomed the decision. They
[00:16:20] blocked all the roots by placing containers. Why have the roots been
[00:16:24] blocked? The public voted for them. Where is democracy? Who is not
[00:16:27] implementing the constitution? Look here, wherever the constitution is
[00:16:31] not being implemented, you should get it implemented. Why are you
[00:16:35] humiliating the public? And from Islamabad,
[00:16:39] Camron Yusuf tells us what motivated Pakistan's government
[00:16:43] to impose this state of emergency. Khaiber
[00:16:46] Pakhtunkhah is the only province where opposition Pakistan Tahrik Insaaf,
[00:16:50] a party of former prime minister Imran Khan was currently
[00:16:54] ruling. Tensions between the center and the KP
[00:16:57] government have been brewing for some time over security issues. It
[00:17:01] is worth noting here that Khabar Pakhton Kwa shares border with
[00:17:05] Afghanistan and the province has seen. surge in terrorist attacks
[00:17:09] in recent months and the federal government feels
[00:17:12] that provincial authorities were not cooperating with them
[00:17:16] how to deal with this problem. in fact, when Prime
[00:17:20] Minister Shabbaz Sharif today chaired emergency federal cabinet
[00:17:24] meeting where they took this decision of imposing emergency and
[00:17:28] governor's rule in the KP province, they
[00:17:31] particularly cited the lack of cooperation from the
[00:17:35] provincial government to deal with the issue. of terrorism,
[00:17:39] this decision effectively means that now the federal
[00:17:42] government is in charge the provincial matters, they will
[00:17:46] take all the major decisions, however this
[00:17:50] move by the federal government should also be seen in the
[00:17:53] context of ongoing protest by Pakistan
[00:17:57] Tahrik Insaf seeking the release their leader former
[00:18:01] prime minister Imran Khan, the KP chief
[00:18:05] minister who is now longer a chief minister
[00:18:09] after the imposition of emergency and governor's rule launched
[00:18:12] a campaign last week and he was
[00:18:16] planning to march towards Islamabad to put pressure
[00:18:20] on the federal government to seek the release their leader. many
[00:18:24] political experts believe that this latest move by the
[00:18:27] federal government was also aimed at deterring
[00:18:31] opposition protesters to come to
[00:18:33] Islamabad. earlier I spoke with MTS.
[00:18:37] school who is the executive director at the center for research and security studies
[00:18:41] in Islamabad, he explained how the government has
[00:18:44] justified imposing emergency
[00:18:47] rule. this is the culmination the
[00:18:51] confrontation that had been going on between the center, the military
[00:18:54] establishment and the Pakistan tarike Insaf
[00:18:58] ever since the removal of Imran Khan
[00:19:01] in April 2022 through vote of
[00:19:05] no confidence, so It was very much expected
[00:19:09] and the federal government as well as its allies had
[00:19:13] been basically warning against this, but the
[00:19:16] party and the particular chief minister of that province had been
[00:19:20] pursuing one point agenda and that was the release of
[00:19:23] Imran khan or at least his transfer from
[00:19:27] jail solity confinement to hospital
[00:19:31] the choice of Imran Khan and the party,
[00:19:34] but the talks... also break down
[00:19:38] between
[00:19:39] the the PTI and other the federal government, precisely on this
[00:19:42] point, there was no confirmation, no commitment by the federal
[00:19:45] government as to whether it was ready to transfer Imran
[00:19:49] Khan to the hospital for treatment because
[00:19:53] his health is reportedly
[00:19:56] deteriorating and
[00:19:58] this, the the chief minister had
[00:20:02] been confined, basically had been conved that he should not come
[00:20:06] to Islamabad with tens of thousands of people,
[00:20:09] so he did not relent, and
[00:20:13] then we see the imposition the emergency. now the government
[00:20:16] has basically used the growing
[00:20:20] incidence of terrorism in the province as a
[00:20:24] justification, whereas if we look, if we compare the southwestern
[00:20:28] Balochistan province with the Northwestern Khabarka
[00:20:31] province, so far this year, the largest number of
[00:20:35] violence related deaths have... occurred in
[00:20:39] Baluchistan nearly 1600
[00:20:42] compared to nearly 1400 in Paxtunkhah but
[00:20:46] obviously the the federal government. has
[00:20:50] the upper hand, it has the authority, and whether
[00:20:54] now, although that authority was also contingent upon
[00:20:58] the approval the chief minister of that province for
[00:21:01] imposing emergency or governor's rule, but
[00:21:05] unfortunately that has happened, and that is another
[00:21:08] indication the gradual regression
[00:21:12] of democracy and democratic institutions in
[00:21:15] Pakistan. To India now, where the cockroach
[00:21:19] protest movement. Leader Abijit Dipki has been released from
[00:21:23] detention with two other senior leaders. They were arrested on
[00:21:26] Saturday along with thousands of others who took to the streets calling for the
[00:21:30] resignation the country's election chief. Protesters
[00:21:34] accused him of side-stepping rules and regulations and
[00:21:38] making several changes to the voter registration process.
[00:21:41] Several protesters, mostly students were dragged onto a bus,
[00:21:45] some with visible injuries. Smita Shama is
[00:21:49] following the latest. developments from New
[00:21:51] Delhi. I'm here at Knowt
[00:21:54] place in New Delhi. This is one the most popular commercial
[00:21:58] establishments market place. You can hear the
[00:22:01] continuous security forces announcements asking people to
[00:22:05] disperse and look at the number of security
[00:22:09] vehicles that have been deployed here, the layers of security
[00:22:12] personnel from different forces, whether it's Delhi Police, Rapid action
[00:22:16] force, all the security deployment keeping in. mind that
[00:22:20] massive protests are on, call for protests by
[00:22:24] various youth outfits, student organizations who are
[00:22:28] demanding the resignation the chief
[00:22:31] polling officer of India, he is accused of
[00:22:35] serious electoral fraudulance and some 130 million
[00:22:39] eligible Indian voters whose names have been taken off the polling
[00:22:43] list following this exercise called the special intensive
[00:22:46] revision today the apex court the supreme court has
[00:22:50] heard multiple petitions against what played out on the streets of
[00:22:54] delhi, the internet restrictions, internet data was
[00:22:58] suspended for 24 hours, metro stations were
[00:23:01] shut, railways, trains were cancelled off, buses were
[00:23:05] cancelled off so that students, youth activistts could not commute to
[00:23:09] delhi, despite that people tried coming into the
[00:23:13] city to go to the designated protest site jantar mantar, they
[00:23:16] were stopped or to at least try and protest and make
[00:23:20] themselves herd in different corners the Delhi National Capital Region,
[00:23:24] several thousand people were detained and every now and then we do
[00:23:27] see here in canot place that these security
[00:23:30] forces, they run, nap
[00:23:34] somebody, some individual, detain them and take them away in the
[00:23:38] detention vehicles, you can look at the entire
[00:23:42] sea of security personnel deployed here in the national
[00:23:45] capital, unprecedented scenes as citizens
[00:23:49] continue to demand electoral
[00:23:51] accountability from
[00:23:55] the BJP government in India because they say that
[00:23:59] this is democracy, the world's largest
[00:24:02] one.
[00:24:14] Ukraine's president volodimir Zelensky has said it's up to his people to
[00:24:17] pick new leader and that his ready to organize elections
[00:24:21] if his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin agrees to a
[00:24:25] 60-day ceasefire. Zelensky was responding to Donald
[00:24:29] Trump who says it's time for Ukraine to get new president. It
[00:24:33] follows criticism from his Ukrainian counterpart a US diesel
[00:24:37] deal with Russia. The deal is expected to lead to the
[00:24:41] immediate release of more than 300 thousand tons of Russian
[00:24:44] diesel with more to come in the months ahead. Trump is trying
[00:24:48] to drive down. diesel prices in the US ahead of next
[00:24:52] month's mid-term elections. well, i think you
[00:24:56] should have an election and he could have settled this thing many
[00:25:00] times. well, i think that Russia would like to make
[00:25:03] deal, and we've had it back and forth, but Russia
[00:25:07] would like to make deal, but uh, as i said, this is
[00:25:11] something that could have been solved many times, but for
[00:25:15] whatever reason Zelinski does not want to make
[00:25:17] deal. Leone Lake filed this
[00:25:21] report little earlier from Washington
[00:25:24] DC. Well, what we're seeing Trump do is
[00:25:27] essentially trying shift the blame from himself and
[00:25:31] from the White House in the administration for the higher diesel and oil
[00:25:35] prices that we're seeing around the world, especially here in the United States.
[00:25:39] And we've been hearing him say these kinds of things recently in campaign
[00:25:43] rallies. He's trying to blame Ukraine and Zelensky for these
[00:25:47] higher prices that we're seeing, uh, and when
[00:25:49] you talk to... analys they say yes, of course uh the Ukraine Russia
[00:25:53] war does impact prices, but the bigger issue is the
[00:25:57] fact that supplies have been essentially brought almost to a stancil
[00:26:01] from the street of her moon. which would point fingers once again at the
[00:26:05] administration in the Iran war, and so what we hear Trump do
[00:26:08] repeatedly, especially in recent weeks, is try and blame Ukraine
[00:26:12] and Zelensky for it, and the types of actions we've seen him
[00:26:16] do in the past few weeks shows that he's actually quite concerned about
[00:26:20] these prices, diesel prices uh in the US are up nearly
[00:26:24] 75% since the war began uh and this
[00:26:28] really impacts the heartlands of America, the farming,
[00:26:31] agricultural part. the country that are very important part of
[00:26:34] Trump's base uh and in recent weeks we've seen him
[00:26:38] taking quite a few drastic actions
[00:26:40] so last month US congress passed bill that
[00:26:44] essentially widened the sanctions on Russia, not just
[00:26:48] that Trump came out and criticized Europeans who were still
[00:26:52] buying oil from Russia uh and then he makes his about turn
[00:26:55] making this diesel uh deal with
[00:26:58] Russia in the past day um addition to that
[00:27:02] he has threatened the Europeans, he threatened to ban
[00:27:06] American exports uh of diesel to the Europe,
[00:27:10] and uh Europeans responded by releasing some their stock
[00:27:14] piles, trying to add supply to the market, which is what Trump wanted.
[00:27:17] um, he's even waved a fuel tax a different type of diesel in the
[00:27:21] country to try and add supplies. the problem with all of this at the
[00:27:25] moment is nothing is really shifting the prices uh
[00:27:29] and so all these kinds of measures and all these kinds of uh comments we're
[00:27:33] hearing from Trump just shows that he's a little bit uh
[00:27:36] desperate and also just very concerned about what's happening with the prices
[00:27:40] and he knows that voters are paying attention
[00:27:44] and in some breaking news before we end the program
[00:27:47] we have some news uh on the Ukraine and Russia war.
[00:27:51] US president Donald Trump has posted
[00:27:54] on his truth social that both countries had agreed
[00:27:58] to what he described as an energy ceasefire.
[00:28:01] He said that the energy cease fire was taking effect immediately,
[00:28:05] but did not elaborate. We'll have more on that at the top the
[00:28:08] hour. Israel
[00:28:12] continues its chork hold on the amount of aid entering the Gaza
[00:28:15] strip. For more than million people in Gaza are
[00:28:19] facing emergency levels of food and security.
[00:28:23] Palestinians are facing death and destruction a daily basis number
[00:28:26] unending Israeli air
[00:28:27] strikes.
[00:28:32] to get their hands on
[00:28:33] food,
[00:28:40] at least 30 people, 28, more than two dozen palestinians 92
[00:28:44] people died of starvation, nearly half the dead are
[00:28:48] children, and the UN agency says that
[00:28:51] Gaza's children need food, water,
[00:28:54] medicine and protection, and above all they need sease
[00:28:58] fire.
[00:29:13] Sharp to the point, round table shuts out the noise
[00:29:17] and gives you the detail. John Kerry told round table, Poland
[00:29:21] has, we're here in Berlin, take a seat and listen to those who
[00:29:25] really know what's going on. War in Europe, distrust, our needs
[00:29:29] an argument, and there are very specific reasons why Trump is... gone after
[00:29:33] them, who's gonna blink first? confusing world, we're here to
[00:29:37] clear the blog, you'll understand exactly where you
[00:29:40] are, round table on TRT
[00:29:43] World.
[00:30:09] Hello, you're watching TRT World, I'm Emily Angwin. He's reminder of our top
[00:30:13] stories. At least 12 people have been killed and more than 300 injured
[00:30:17] an attack on the King Carlad International Airport in
[00:30:21] Riyad. Saudi Arabia has blamed the Ansaralha Huti group
[00:30:25] in neighboring Yemen. They have been launching attacks on Riyad in
[00:30:29] recent weeks, but have yet to claim responsibility for this.
[00:30:32] strike: the Israeli military is expanding its
[00:30:36] so-called yellow line in the east of Gaza City. Israeli
[00:30:39] forces opened heavy fire and launched artillery shelling in
[00:30:43] shujaya area, injuring two palestinians including a
[00:30:47] pregnant woman. a state of emergency has been imposed
[00:30:51] in the Pakistan province of Kaibakqua. the
[00:30:55] government has also replaced the provincial head with a state-appointed
[00:30:58] governor, the province.