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[00:00:07] of
[00:00:12] in
[00:00:15] of Saudi authorities say another projectile hit the international
[00:00:19] of airport in Riyadh just today after a missile strike at the same
[00:00:22] location killed 12 people and injured hundreds of
[00:00:26] others.
[00:00:27] of Hello and welcome to TRT World Live from Istanbul. Jafar hassan
[00:00:31] of also coming up. Israel
[00:00:35] expands its so-called yellow line in Gaza forcing dozens of Palestinian families to
[00:00:39] of flee in the middle
[00:00:40] of the night. Donald Trump says
[00:00:44] Russia and Ukraine have agreed to halt a strikes on each other's
[00:00:47] of of energy infrastructure. Volodimir Zellenski says it is news for
[00:00:51] him. The Polish interior minister says the man
[00:00:54] who threatened and planned to attack prime minister Donald Tusk has been
[00:00:58] arrested.
[00:01:17] We start this hour in Saudi Arabia where authorities say air defenses have intercepted
[00:01:21] another projectile near Riyadh's main airport. The attack comes less than
[00:01:25] day after a missile strike at the same location killed 12 people
[00:01:29] and injured. more than 300. Hutis are warning airlines
[00:01:33] of and travelers to stay
[00:01:34] of away from Saudi airports. begins our
[00:01:37] coverage. Saudi Arabia has
[00:01:41] been hit hard, deep inside its territory, there
[00:01:45] was panic inside the domestic terminals of King Khalid
[00:01:49] International Airport in Riyadh after it was truck
[00:01:52] by a missile on
[00:01:54] of Saturday afternoon. The Saudi led
[00:01:56] in military coalition describes what happened as a war crime.
[00:02:03] of of of
[00:02:14] of of
[00:02:22] of
[00:02:30] on Riad's main airport on Thursday, killing three people
[00:02:34] and damaging an aircraft, but they haven't
[00:02:37] in claimed responsibility for Saturday's strike. Hours
[00:02:41] before, the Huties had said they were prepared
[00:02:44] to take reciprocal steps with
[00:02:46] in Saudi Arabia to keep airports, seaports and other
[00:02:50] civilian facilities used for humanitarian
[00:02:53] purposes out
[00:02:54] of the
[00:02:55] of expanding confrontation. The question now is whether
[00:02:59] or not the... will respond to Saudi calls to join
[00:03:02] in, i think it's terrible,
[00:03:06] well you're going to find out, see, but i think it's
[00:03:09] terrible, are the saudis able to defend
[00:03:12] themselves? well, they're able to defend, look, the saudis are good
[00:03:16] fighters, but i think the attack was terrible thing.
[00:03:20] the huties have already
[00:03:22] in put pressure on Saudi Arabia through their control
[00:03:24] of the Babel Mandab straight, through which much of
[00:03:28] Saudi Arabia is... exports are
[00:03:31] shipped, but in the past week, the Yemani
[00:03:35] government forces, backed by Saudi Arabia have
[00:03:39] made some progress in pushing back the Hi
[00:03:42] advance. They claimed on Saturday
[00:03:45] of to have killed more than 1,400 huti
[00:03:48] fighters in 24 hours. The next
[00:03:52] move could determine not only the state
[00:03:55] of of this conflict, but whether the region
[00:03:58] again becomes.
[00:04:06] in and of now for the latest let's bring in
[00:04:09] of muhammad, he joins me live from the yemini
[00:04:11] of capital sana, so muhammad bring us up to speed on the latest
[00:04:14] please,
[00:04:20] yes according to the military spokes person, he has
[00:04:23] of just met this recent and
[00:04:26] fresh pressure, he mentioned that they have.
[00:04:31] uh more than
[00:04:33] of 124 air rais have been carried out on different areas
[00:04:36] of and under their control. also he has
[00:04:39] of mentioned that they have attacked in three
[00:04:42] phases this evening
[00:04:45] of uh the uh the aviation at the airport of king Khalid uh
[00:04:49] he mentioned that the this is the second operation for them or
[00:04:53] attack it is also
[00:04:55] targeted gas
[00:04:58] station uh for she mentioned
[00:05:01] shagdaman that belongs to the aramco company and also the mentioned the
[00:05:05] third operation according to his words that
[00:05:09] targeted laboratory that belongs to arm. uh,
[00:05:13] which is an oil facility in the eastern
[00:05:16] eastern region of Saudi Arabia, he says that the most
[00:05:20] these attacks have been precise and also they have
[00:05:23] reached uh their targets uh according to his and also he
[00:05:27] also reiterated his warnings to
[00:05:30] the aviation flight companies not to go
[00:05:34] towards Saudi Arabia accept for the the
[00:05:38] allowed for the aviation to to carry
[00:05:41] on in, Makkah and Madina, he mentioned that
[00:05:44] they cautiously
[00:05:48] wanted workers and also employees not to go to to Saudi
[00:05:52] Arabia, he is mentioning also, we are in
[00:05:56] latest pressure that they have also carried
[00:05:59] out attacks inside the country on
[00:06:02] mobilizations that that were coming from Edin, Lahj,
[00:06:06] and the has mentioned that they have inflected heavy losses on
[00:06:09] these. forcements we
[00:06:13] are talking about the internationally recognized government forces the which
[00:06:17] they have mentioned also inflicting heavy losses on the houthies
[00:06:21] they have mentioned that in this in their recent press that
[00:06:25] they have inflicted losses on them they are
[00:06:29] talking about more than 1150
[00:06:33] hoti fighters also they have targeted what they mentioned
[00:06:36] 180 vehicles
[00:06:40] during which they have carried out more than 1,900
[00:06:44] air strikes, so far we are witnessing this kind of escalations,
[00:06:48] both sides are still adamant to to not
[00:06:51] abandon the the most important strategic sea straight of babel
[00:06:55] mandab, also the according to
[00:06:59] the hood ran health ministry, they
[00:07:03] mentioned that the one one child was killed and six
[00:07:07] others were injured an attack a residential area in chaob at
[00:07:11] the hot at the... downtown the capital
[00:07:14] Sana, also other other air strikes have been carried out
[00:07:18] on areas in to attack the telecommunication towers
[00:07:22] in near ep so far these the
[00:07:26] recent developments, that's
[00:07:29] Muhammad life for us from the Yemini Capitals, Mohammed, thank you very much indeed,
[00:07:33] and we also understand that the hoodis have claim responsibility for the attack
[00:07:37] that took place on the Saudi airport in Riyadh and now let's continue
[00:07:41] with the news bulletin Turkey is foreign minister has strongly condemned
[00:07:45] Saturdays with the attack on King Khalid International Airport in
[00:07:48] Riyadh a statement it says these attacks
[00:07:52] which deliberately target civilian infrastructure and innocent civilians
[00:07:55] constitute a clear violation of international law and the
[00:07:59] principles of international humanitarian law. We
[00:08:02] emphasized that such actions which pose a threat to regional security and
[00:08:06] stability and undermine the international community collective efforts to
[00:08:10] establish peace must. sees
[00:08:13] immediately. As Turkey, we reaffir our support
[00:08:17] for Saudi Arabia sovereignty and territorial
[00:08:19] integrity.
[00:08:27] The Israeli military is expanding its so-called yellow line in the
[00:08:31] east of Gaza City. Israeli forces opened heavy fire and launched
[00:08:35] artillery shelling in Shujaya, injuring two Palestinians including
[00:08:38] a pregnant woman. Dozens of Palestinian families were forced. to
[00:08:42] flee once again in search of safety, following advances
[00:08:46] by Israeli military. locals there describe it as
[00:08:50] night of terror filled with heavy Israeli gunfire and
[00:08:53] explosions. the United Nations said nearly two-thirds
[00:08:57] the enclave is inaccessible to Palestinians or subject to
[00:09:01] severe restrictions. meanwhile, residents of
[00:09:05] Gaza's al Zawaida have inspected the aftermath of an Israeli
[00:09:09] air strike. the residents there say they were. in five minutes to
[00:09:13] evacuate before bombs were dropped on the house on Saturday,
[00:09:17] Israel has stepped up his strikes against Palestinians in Gaza undermining
[00:09:21] a US broker cease fire agreed one year
[00:09:24] ago. And for the latest now let's bring in TRT Worlds
[00:09:28] Mohammed Ashraf Chan and he joins me live from Gaza City. So, Ashraf,
[00:09:32] Israel as already I occupies
[00:09:33] understand, roughly 64% the
[00:09:37] Gaza strip. It seems it's expanding its illegal
[00:09:40] control now. So, what? is the end game based on your
[00:09:44] understanding what exactly is Israel trying to do here,
[00:09:47] because most the people are concentrated in the eastern
[00:09:51] part the gaza strip and Israeli occupation is
[00:09:55] on the west, so now is it trying to move
[00:09:57] eastward?
[00:10:05] well, jafar currently Israel controls more than
[00:10:08] 70% in reality, because we are here,
[00:10:12] we see... 64% that
[00:10:14] was uh maybe two months ago according to to
[00:10:18] international agencies working in Gaza but almost every hour
[00:10:22] every day far Israeli forces creeping further
[00:10:26] west uh right now more than 2
[00:10:30] million people in Gaza are living in less than 30% of of of
[00:10:34] Gaza's territory. Gaza used to be
[00:10:36] 360 square kilometers approximately and
[00:10:40] now people are living within about 100 kilometers and even the 100
[00:10:44] kilometers are not safe because you have daily air strikes
[00:10:48] uh tank fire, sniper fire even random fire by
[00:10:52] machine guns. They they just open the fire. anything that
[00:10:56] moves, they open the fires, they they they move their
[00:11:00] machine guns to the western part of Gaza, so the
[00:11:03] majority the territory that Israeli forces are pointing their
[00:11:07] forces at is towards the west, towards the Mediterranean, while in some
[00:11:11] areas like blahya and northern Gaza, they point their guns
[00:11:15] towards the south, and in the south they point to towards the
[00:11:19] north, and it's not only that Jafar, even in
[00:11:23] the in the Mediterranean. gun boats fire on people on
[00:11:27] the coastal area where thousands of tents are located,
[00:11:31] tens of thousands of not hundreds of hundreds of thousands of
[00:11:34] children, women, elderly people are living in
[00:11:37] those tents, so far today, at least six
[00:11:41] people were injured, including a pregnant woman jafar in her second
[00:11:45] trimester, and doctors say it's they're
[00:11:49] not sure if they're able even to save the mother or
[00:11:53] or or her uh uh perfetus now uh already
[00:11:57] since the start the seasfire back in October 2025 and
[00:12:01] already now we already passed one year since this so-called cease
[00:12:04] fire close to 1500 people have lost their lives more than
[00:12:08] 500 others injured while earlier this morning for
[00:12:12] example shijiya in eastern gaza city less than three
[00:12:15] kilometers from where I'm standing if you go east about three
[00:12:19] k three kilometers three and
[00:12:21] a half kilometers I'll be I'll be faced with a Israeli tank or
[00:12:25] machine gun in front of me, of course nobody, nobody even
[00:12:29] dares to get close to that area where Israely soldiers are
[00:12:32] located, few hundred
[00:12:34] meters to uh the west the
[00:12:38] so-called to this to the east the so-called yellow line, they keep opening
[00:12:41] their heavy machine guns and artillery and tank
[00:12:45] fire towards the western parts of
[00:12:49] that area, so this morning people were sleeping, although
[00:12:53] they're not sleeping safely within uh partially
[00:12:56] standing buildings uh uh
[00:12:59] damaged by Israel's war and inside makeshift
[00:13:03] tents and they woke up this morning finding the yellow
[00:13:07] blocks moved past them and this means you're
[00:13:11] a kill zone so people panic dozens of families
[00:13:15] just just run away with whatever they can and sometimes some people
[00:13:18] i i've seen people who who left with nothing because they
[00:13:22] know life is more important than and belongings
[00:13:25] ja
[00:13:29] far right, ashraf, and I understand the winter is only few months
[00:13:33] away, so how can Palestinians if at all prepare for
[00:13:37] the harsh conditions
[00:13:38] there?
[00:13:44] well, every coming, every every everything is coming against the Palestinians in
[00:13:48] Gaza, the weather, the some people say it's the
[00:13:52] international conspiracy of silence when it comes to... palestinians and
[00:13:56] now the international organization of migration
[00:13:59] (iUM) says Israel is not allowing tens of thousands of
[00:14:03] tens and shelter shelter supplies to enter gaza,
[00:14:05] especially that elnino is
[00:14:08] approaching and its effects could
[00:14:12] could, most likely will affect the people of Gaza, and we have more
[00:14:16] in the following
[00:14:17] package.
[00:14:22] Amil harazin is a word man with what... be very harsh winter
[00:14:26] around the corner, he's deeply concerned for his
[00:14:30] family who live a tent. i'm trying to secure
[00:14:34] my tent. i have newborn baby who is less than a week old and three
[00:14:38] young children. last year we suffered badly when a storm hit,
[00:14:42] so i need to be prepared this time. this year the
[00:14:45] conditions could be much worse for the people in Gaza, already
[00:14:49] suffering due to Israel's devastating war on the strip
[00:14:53] for families living and... ragal shelters, even basic
[00:14:56] preparations may not be enough, or damaged homes and
[00:15:00] obliterated infrastructure leave many displacement sites
[00:15:04] vulnerable to flooding as well as
[00:15:06] collapse, we heard that very
[00:15:10] powerful storm may be coming our way, it could destroy homes, let
[00:15:14] alone tents, we put our trust in god, my tent is
[00:15:18] so fragile that even a light storm could destroy it,
[00:15:22] imagine what this storm could do, this storm he is
[00:15:25] referring to is the elninu weather phenomena.
[00:15:29] scientists are warning about its catastrophic effects which could
[00:15:33] settle firmly by december. and in Gaza,
[00:15:37] it's percussions could make life even worse, according to the
[00:15:41] international organization for migration, IOM, around
[00:15:45] 1.8 million people are living in displacement sites
[00:15:48] across the wartorn territory, more than 80%
[00:15:52] the tents and makeshift shelters are in poor
[00:15:56] condition, while only 17% of winter shelter
[00:15:59] needs have been met. We're dreading
[00:16:03] the winter as well as the storm, the rain could flood our tents,
[00:16:07] leaking. in from above and sweeping in from
[00:16:10] below, we have almost nothing to protect ourselves with. we
[00:16:14] lie awake at night, worried about the rain and the strong
[00:16:17] winds, there is no end to the suffering. with
[00:16:21] little protection from the rain, families fear the destruction the
[00:16:25] shelters and the exposure to the cold. as
[00:16:29] palestinians prepare to face another harsh winter, the brace themselves for the
[00:16:33] worst, a mid Israel's refusal to allow adequate shelter
[00:16:36] material. Ashraf Shanan, TRT
[00:16:39] World, Gaza. In the occupied West Bank, illegal Israeli
[00:16:43] settlers attacked Palestinians trying to harvest olives on their land east
[00:16:47] of Ramala. Residents from several villages had gathered
[00:16:50] together hoping there would be safety numbers. Mohammad has more on
[00:16:54] this from the occupied west bank.
[00:16:58] Any abroed village west of Ramala, Palestinians
[00:17:02] came to pick up their olives from a land they used to pick up
[00:17:06] the olives from since. decades, but this year it's different as
[00:17:10] illegal settlers established a new outpost at the top of that
[00:17:13] mountain. today the residents decided to go to their land and
[00:17:17] to pick up their olives in groups so they can guarantee their
[00:17:21] protection as illegal settlers are attacking the Palestinians frequently in
[00:17:25] different areas in the occupied West Bank, but they were also attacked
[00:17:29] by the illegal settlers and of course backed by Israeli
[00:17:32] forces. Palestinians are losing their land, the
[00:17:36] settle establish is... outpost about seven months ago, taking control
[00:17:40] the entire hill. This is their father's and grandfathers
[00:17:44] lands. They planted these trees and worked hard to cultivate the
[00:17:47] land. During the olive harvest, the settlers not only steal
[00:17:51] their olives, but also take over their land, preventing
[00:17:55] Palestinians from assessing their own property. Illegal settlers have
[00:17:59] seized the head the local cancer's vehicle and prevented residents from reaching the
[00:18:03] land. What is happening here is a part of a wider pattern across the occupied
[00:18:06] west bank. where Palestinians land have been taken.
[00:18:10] Palestinians left today without picking their olive harvest, but they say they
[00:18:14] want to keep on trying, not just to get the amount of olive
[00:18:18] harvest they used to get every year, but to keep their land,
[00:18:21] identity and
[00:18:23] heritage.
[00:18:34] Donald Trump says Russia and Ukraine have agreed. halt strikes on each other's
[00:18:38] energy infrastructure. Donald Trump made the announcement on his truth social
[00:18:42] platform without giving further details. Earlier Donald
[00:18:46] Trump had said it was time for Ukraine to get new president, to
[00:18:49] which vodimir Zelinski replied, saying it is up to his
[00:18:53] people to pick new leader. He also said he is ready to
[00:18:57] organize elections if Russian President Vladimir Putin agrees to a
[00:19:00] 60-day cease fire. And for the
[00:19:04] latest now, let's bring in TRT World's aaron Dolu Olu. He joins me. live from
[00:19:08] Washington, so Aaron, it seems that Donald Trump just made this
[00:19:11] announcement without informing President Zelinski, because Zelinsky says he has been
[00:19:15] taken by surprise, he has no
[00:19:16] idea.
[00:19:22] Yes, Jafar, exactly, this morning Trump made this announcement on Truth
[00:19:26] Social, but the two parties, not only Ukraine, Russia as
[00:19:30] well, have not made a comment on this announcement yet, Russia hasn't made a comment, and
[00:19:34] Ukraine, Zelinski has said that he's surprised, but he would well. come a
[00:19:37] cease fire meanwhile uh ursel of underline the
[00:19:41] EU came out and voiced her support for Zelinsky
[00:19:45] voice to support the EU for Zelinski. Clearly there's a
[00:19:49] row between the Ukrainian leader and President Donald
[00:19:52] Trump. Uh, their relationship was always rocky even once Trump got
[00:19:56] elected for his second term. Zelinski came to the White House and that
[00:20:00] meeting got very tense, and since then they've had some ups and
[00:20:04] downs, but of course now the big elephant in the room. is the
[00:20:08] new diesel deal with Russia and Russia has now
[00:20:12] uh committed to supply uh the United States with
[00:20:16] extra diesel after Trump's call with President
[00:20:19] Vladimir Putin so uh with that bearing that in
[00:20:23] mind and the elections coming and the high gas prices and the
[00:20:27] pressure on the Republican Party and President Donald
[00:20:30] Trump um the president's thinking about lot of
[00:20:34] different factors here including the election.
[00:20:38] going
[00:20:39] to
[00:20:42] is bring only oil prices up, so the president wants
[00:20:46] to avoid that, but what's happening today is... another
[00:20:50] surreal turn of events uh, what's the strategy
[00:20:54] here? it could be wishful thinking, right? president Trump wants a
[00:20:58] cease fire, but he comes out and announces a cease fire that's
[00:21:01] news to Ukraine's president, the same
[00:21:05] president that President Donald Trump called to be replaced
[00:21:08] yesterday, which was also very, very
[00:21:12] surprising and surreal turn of events, and now the EU's
[00:21:16] backing Ukraine's president and um... while
[00:21:20] president Donald Trump here in Washington is making
[00:21:23] announcements that the other parties haven't even commented on and that's
[00:21:27] the current situation here in Washington DC Jafar
[00:21:30] and certainly Aaron uh Donald Trump is going to face lot of backlash
[00:21:34] domestically because when you look at the wider political spectrum the United States,
[00:21:38] both Republicans and Democrats, they're not the huge fans of President Putin, they don't want the
[00:21:42] US to be doing business with Russia, now that President Donald Trump
[00:21:46] has made this announcement, I wonder what how he's going to handle the...
[00:21:50] domestic backlash both in the senate in the and in the house of
[00:21:54] representatives.
[00:22:00] Exactly, Jafar, this is bipartisan issue, the
[00:22:03] support for the Republican and Democratic parties for
[00:22:07] Ukraine and their stance against Russia is bipartisan
[00:22:11] issue, but President Trump right now sees the mid-terms coming.
[00:22:14] He's thinking of cutting corners, trying to keep gas prices low,
[00:22:18] despite that the... might lead to backlash from the Republican
[00:22:22] Party and the Democratic Party, but we've seen Trump
[00:22:26] do this before, we've seen Trump shake up
[00:22:29] American politics, despite facing backlash, he
[00:22:33] famously traveled to North Korea, for example, and he's willing to
[00:22:37] take uh different approaches and he
[00:22:40] definitely goes against to the mainstream the
[00:22:44] Republican Party in this sense, because uh, this
[00:22:48] is a big deal that... "president
[00:22:50] is calling for the replacement the head of Ukraine, that's
[00:22:54] the big news this weekend to begin with, and
[00:22:58] and certainly that's going to shake up things, we're going to see what's going to happen
[00:23:02] this week in Washington DC, there's going to be lots of backlash here, but
[00:23:06] President Trump is clearly focused on the diesel deal
[00:23:10] he's made with Russia, the elections and he wants to keep
[00:23:14] gas prices low, and he wants to salvage what he can,
[00:23:18] because analysts are suggest" that the republicans could
[00:23:21] lose both the senate and the house at the beginning of
[00:23:25] November this month when the midterm elections happen. fascinating insight,
[00:23:29] that's aron, life for us from Washington. Aron, thank you very much
[00:23:33] indeed. now the Polish interior minister says the man
[00:23:36] who threatened and planned to attack prime minister Donald Tusk has been
[00:23:39] arrested. police say they had received information about a possible
[00:23:43] assassination plot on Tusk and his deputy, who is also defense
[00:23:47] minister. senior ministers police. and security officials
[00:23:51] later held emergency meeting in Warsaw, no further details yet on
[00:23:55] the suspect's identity or the planned attack. for
[00:23:59] more on this, I'm joined by Spasimir
[00:24:03] Domaratzki, he is a political scientist at the Institute of Central
[00:24:06] Europe, University of Wars, so great to have you here with us on TRT
[00:24:10] World, what do you make of this developments? I understand that the
[00:24:14] suspect has been arrested now, but if you look at
[00:24:18] Poland, obviously, "according to the latest stats
[00:24:22] that I read, it doesn't have huge crime rate, it's relatively
[00:24:26] calm there, so what do
[00:24:27] you think incidents like this? tell us about what's going
[00:24:30] on in the country right now? well, I think we we should
[00:24:34] put uh
[00:24:35] this current situation from today in the wider
[00:24:39] context. I'm happy that you raised the point that Poland
[00:24:42] is rather safe country indeed with relatively low
[00:24:46] crime rates, but what is important is that over the..."
[00:24:50] last two days we had a whole wave of concerns
[00:24:54] related to um online
[00:24:57] organized attacks
[00:25:01] by teenagers with the use of
[00:25:05] knives, so um over the last two
[00:25:09] days there was a lot of tension, some schools were wondering
[00:25:12] whether kids should be present and numerous
[00:25:16] informations were being delivered um It turned
[00:25:20] out that these were issues rather of internal
[00:25:24] matter related to uh teenagers
[00:25:28] uh you know inventions, but what is also important is
[00:25:31] that the information that you have mentioned um
[00:25:35] was released this morning at 11
[00:25:38] am, there was an official statement by the
[00:25:41] secret services which clearly
[00:25:45] indicated that there was a tangible threat and what is
[00:25:48] most important, uh is that by this evening uh
[00:25:52] we already have the information that the person was being arrested
[00:25:56] uh it is in lower cylesia and the only thing we
[00:26:00] know is that this person uh is connected to
[00:26:03] radical organization, but we have no idea what kind
[00:26:07] of radical organization this is, we expect more information to
[00:26:11] come later on. what is also important is that it is
[00:26:15] a sense a whistleblowing
[00:26:18] success, because a person that was aware the
[00:26:21] plants uh informed the secret services and i think that
[00:26:25] ultimately it is also an
[00:26:28] example the
[00:26:31] hopeful ' you know efficiency the
[00:26:35] secret services in such situations, however we should not forget
[00:26:39] that if what we know is accurate, and this is that there
[00:26:43] was somebody already signaling the
[00:26:45] situation, then apparently the the the
[00:26:49] reaction was much more swift. what do you think is the
[00:26:52] government's plan to contain the situation, because certainly as we have
[00:26:56] been discussing, it's a relatively calm country, it's safe,
[00:27:00] but incidents like this, obviously
[00:27:04] have created a lot of panic you know among the public, it's making international
[00:27:08] news now, so based on that, what what do you think is the
[00:27:11] government strategy going to be moving
[00:27:14] forward? i think actually,
[00:27:18] you know, there are two two sides of this story, the first one is that we should not
[00:27:22] forget that uh, for the services this kind of
[00:27:26] information is rather common
[00:27:30] situation and the the the point.
[00:27:33] today and that was mentioned by the the speaker the
[00:27:37] government with the providing of public
[00:27:40] information on that was first and foremost because the the threat was
[00:27:44] apparently clear and present danger and
[00:27:47] secondly because the government wanted to
[00:27:50] avoid exactly what you have mentioned, panic and
[00:27:54] confusion, so this information was provided
[00:27:57] publicly and then we we
[00:28:01] have the
[00:28:02] the out.
[00:28:02] in the evening, um, in that sense, I do not expect
[00:28:06] any profound actions taken by the government in
[00:28:09] the sense of future security
[00:28:13] concerns related to this dimension, as I
[00:28:16] mentioned,
[00:28:18] we see
[00:28:18] an efficient reaction by the state authorities, the appropriate
[00:28:22] institutions, therefore I think that this is
[00:28:26] more kind of a signal for others that the
[00:28:30] state has the capacity to... to to
[00:28:33] react to such provocations quite
[00:28:37] swiftly, fascinating insight is pasamirsky, thanks very
[00:28:41] much for joining us here on TRT World, I really appreciate your taking out the
[00:28:44] time, thank you, a state of emergency has
[00:28:47] been imposed in the Pakistani province of, the government
[00:28:51] has also replaced the provincial head with a state appointed
[00:28:54] governor, the province is the stronghold the
[00:28:58] PTI party led by former prime minister Imran
[00:29:01] Khan, been imprisoned since
[00:29:04] 2023. main roads in the provinces capital
[00:29:07] Peshawar are blocked with shipping containers and the mobile network is also
[00:29:11] reportedly cut. the state appointed governor claimed the
[00:29:15] decision was well received.
[00:29:18] people will come to presidential order imposing governor rule in the
[00:29:22] province. they hope this will usher a new era of peace and
[00:29:25] development. they blocked all the roots by placing containers.
[00:29:29] why have the roots been blocked? the public voted for. them where is
[00:29:33] democracy, who
[00:29:34] is not implementing the constitution? look here, wherever the constitution
[00:29:38] is not being implemented, you should get it implemented, why are you
[00:29:42] humiliating the public? to india now, where
[00:29:46] the cockroach protest movement leader, abhijit dipke has been
[00:29:49] released from detention with two other senior leaders, they were
[00:29:53] arrested on Saturday along with thousands of others who took to the streets calling for the
[00:29:57] resignation the country's election chief. protesters accuse him
[00:30:01] of side stepping rules and regulations and making several
[00:30:05] changes to the voter registration process. Ismitha Sharma
[00:30:08] reports. I'm here
[00:30:12] at Cannot place in New Delhi. This is one the most popular
[00:30:15] commercial establishments market place. You can
[00:30:19] hear the continuous security forces announcements asking people to
[00:30:23] disperse and look at the number of
[00:30:26] security vehicles that have been deployed here, the layers of security
[00:30:30] personnel from different. says whether it's delhi police rapid action
[00:30:34] force, all the security deployment, keeping in mind that
[00:30:38] massive protests are on, call for protests by
[00:30:42] various youth outfits, student organizations who are
[00:30:46] demanding the resignation the chief
[00:30:49] polling officer of India, he is accused of
[00:30:53] serious electoral frodulences and some 130
[00:30:56] million eligible Indian voters whose names have been taken off the
[00:31:00] polling list following this exercise.