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[00:00:16] The stakes get higher as the US may join Saudi Arabia's war with
[00:00:20] the hoothis in Yemen, Riyad fends off another attack over the
[00:00:24] weekend. Hello, welcome to TRT
[00:00:27] World, live from Istanbul, I'm... Paul Davis, also ahead on
[00:00:31] the program, taking over more space and
[00:00:35] continuing
[00:00:36] a their attacks on Palestinians, Israel continues its
[00:00:40] genocidal steps across Gaza.
[00:00:44] The war in Ukraine takes an unexpected cease fire term with
[00:00:47] both sides said to be ceasing all attacks on energy
[00:00:51] infrastructure, and
[00:00:55] Pakistan imposes a state of emergency across its northern
[00:00:59] province where in... and Khan's party was in
[00:01:02] power,
[00:01:07] of
[00:01:18] but we begin this hour in Saudi Arabia where
[00:01:21] authorities say a
[00:01:23] of projectile has hit Riad's main airport on Sunday causing a fire in one of its
[00:01:27] passenger terminals, this latest attack comes a day
[00:01:31] after a missile struck the same airport killing 13 people
[00:01:34] and injuring more than 300. the ancerollahuthies have
[00:01:38] claimed responsibility
[00:01:40] of for the attack. the
[00:01:41] of group has also repeated its warning to airlines and travelers not to
[00:01:45] use Saudi airports. well Basson Boneini has
[00:01:49] more. Saudi Arabia has
[00:01:53] been hit hard, deep inside its territory. there
[00:01:56] was panic inside the domestic terminals of King valid
[00:02:00] international airport in Riyad after it was
[00:02:04] of track by a missile on Saturday afternoon. The Saudi led
[00:02:07] military coalition describes what happened as a war
[00:02:11] crime, vowing, decisive response. A
[00:02:15] projectile also landed near King Fahad International
[00:02:18] Airport in Damasmam. The Saudis blame the
[00:02:22] Ansar Allah Hothies from neighboring Yaman for the
[00:02:25] in attacks. The UN secretary general also pointed the finger.
[00:02:30] At the
[00:02:31] of group, Antonio
[00:02:32] of Guteresh demanded that the attack stop
[00:02:35] immediately. The
[00:02:38] of Iran-back groups said it carried out separate strikes on Riad's main
[00:02:42] airport on Thursday, killing three people and damaging an
[00:02:47] of aircraft, but they haven't claimed responsibility for Saturday's
[00:02:50] strike. Hours before, the Huties had
[00:02:54] said they were prepared to take reciprocal steps with Saudi
[00:02:58] Arabia to keep. airports, seaports and other
[00:03:01] civilian facilities used for humanitarian
[00:03:04] purposes out
[00:03:06] of the expanding confrontation. the question now
[00:03:10] is
[00:03:10] of whether or not the US will respond to saudi calls to join
[00:03:14] in? i think it's terrible,
[00:03:17] well you're going to find out, but i think
[00:03:20] of it's
[00:03:20] terrible,
[00:03:25] well they're able to defend. look, the saudis are good fighters, but i think
[00:03:29] the... was terrible thing. The Hithis have already
[00:03:33] put pressure on Saudi
[00:03:34] of Arabia through their control
[00:03:36] of the Babel Mandab straight through which much of
[00:03:40] Saudi Arabia's oil exports are
[00:03:42] of shipped. But in the past week, the Yemani
[00:03:46] government forces, backed by Saudi Arabia, have
[00:03:50] made some progress in pushing back the Hulthy
[00:03:53] advance. They claimed on Saturday to have killed more
[00:03:57] than 1,400. fighters in
[00:04:01] 24 hours, the next
[00:04:04] a move could determine not only the state of this
[00:04:08] of conflict, but whether the region again becomes engaffed
[00:04:12] and
[00:04:16] of war, well mohammed alatab has been following the latest
[00:04:19] developments from the
[00:04:21] of yemini of capital of sana, as conflict in yemen grows
[00:04:25] wider and become more violent, saudi arabia civil aviation
[00:04:29] of authority said mam's king fahad airport was attacked Sunday
[00:04:33] evening with damage assessment underway, it also
[00:04:36] reported new attack on Riyad King Khalid airport that caused
[00:04:40] injuries after earlier attack, killed 12 and
[00:04:44] wonded hundreds. Hothi spokes person Yahya Sariah later on
[00:04:48] claimed responsibility saying they carried out four
[00:04:52] operations in 24 hours targing read and Dammam
[00:04:55] airports and Aramco facilities in
[00:04:59] of
[00:04:59] in response to what he did described 124 Saudi air strikes on
[00:05:02] Yemen, he wanted Saudi airports are
[00:05:06] unsafe except Makka and Medina and vote escalate
[00:05:09] until the sages lefted according to his. words,
[00:05:13] meanwhile, as operations Done of Yemen continues, Yemen's
[00:05:17] government forces announced over
[00:05:18] a thousand precise strikes against hothy fighters
[00:05:22] using warplanes, drones and artillery, neutralizing
[00:05:26] hundreds of hothy fighters with advances
[00:05:29] ongoing. Well, the Turkish foreign ministry
[00:05:33] has strongly condemned Saturday's attack by the hooties on the King
[00:05:37] Khalid international airport in Riad. In a statement, the
[00:05:41] ministry said this, These attacks, which
[00:05:44] deliberately target civilian infrastructure and innocent civilians
[00:05:48] constitutes clear violation of international law
[00:05:52] and the principles of international humanitarian law. It goes to say,
[00:05:56] we emphasize that such actions which pose a threat to regional
[00:06:00] security and stability and undermine the international community's
[00:06:03] collective efforts to establish peace must cease
[00:06:07] immediately. As tokia, we
[00:06:10] reaffirm our support. for Saudi Arabia's sovereignty
[00:06:14] and territorial
[00:06:16] integrity. Well, Turkia,
[00:06:20] Pakistan, Egypt and Saudi Arabia have also issued a joint
[00:06:24] statement on Sunday condemning the ongoing attacks on Saudi
[00:06:28] soil. The four nations expressed their full support for all
[00:06:31] legitimate measures by Riad to counter these attacks
[00:06:35] and held the hoothies responsible for any
[00:06:39] repercussions. Well...
[00:06:43] foreign minister Avatar Raji has spoken by phone with his
[00:06:47] Saudi counterpart, Faizal bin Faran about the
[00:06:50] rising regional tensions. says there is no military
[00:06:54] solution to the crisis and that Tehran is ready to help
[00:06:58] facilitate dialogue between Saudi Arabia and
[00:07:01] Yemen. now
[00:07:05] Israeli forces have continued bombing Gaza Strip for
[00:07:08] second consecutive day on Sunday, killing at least four more...
[00:07:13] This as the Israeli military also expanded its
[00:07:16] so-called yellow line in the east of Gaza City on
[00:07:20] Saturday attack on the Shaja area injured two
[00:07:24] Palestinians including a pregnant woman. Dozens of
[00:07:28] Palestinian families were also forced to flee once again
[00:07:31] following advances by the Israeli military will many have
[00:07:34] described it as night of terror filled with
[00:07:38] heavy Israeli gunfire and explosions. The UN sayid. that
[00:07:42] nearly two-thirds the enclave is inaccessible now
[00:07:46] to Palestinians or subject to severe
[00:07:50] restrictions. Well, residents of
[00:07:53] Gaza's Al-Zawada have inspected the remains of a
[00:07:57] home following an Israeli air strike. The residents say they were
[00:08:01] given five minutes to evacuate before bombs were dropped on the
[00:08:05] house on Saturday Israel has stepped up strikes
[00:08:09] against Palestinians in Gaza and that undermined... the US
[00:08:13] broker ceasefire so call that was agreed a year
[00:08:16] ago. Ash Shannon has more than from
[00:08:20] Gaza City. Currently Israel controls
[00:08:24] more than 70% in reality, because we
[00:08:28] are here, we see this with our own eyes, 64%, that
[00:08:31] was maybe two months ago, according to to
[00:08:35] international agencies working in Gaza, but almost every hour,
[00:08:39] every day Israeli forces are creeping further west.
[00:08:44] uh right now more than 2 million people in Gaza are living
[00:08:48] in less than 30% of of of Gaza's territory, Gaza used
[00:08:52] to be 360 square kilometers
[00:08:55] approximately and now people are living within about 100
[00:08:59] kilometers and even the 100 kilometers are not safe because you have
[00:09:02] daily air strikes, tank fire, sniper fire
[00:09:06] even random fire by machine guns, they they just
[00:09:10] open the fire on anything that... moves, they open their
[00:09:14] fires, they they they move their machine guns to the western
[00:09:18] part of Gaza, so the majority the territory
[00:09:22] that Israeli forces are pointing their forces at is towards the west, towards
[00:09:26] the Mediterranean, while in some areas like Betlahya and northern
[00:09:29] Gaza, they point their guns towards the south, and in the
[00:09:33] south they point to towards the north, as not only
[00:09:37] that, every every everything is coming against the Palestinians in Gaza,
[00:09:41] the weather... is not allowing tens of thousands of ts and
[00:09:44] shelter shelter supplies to enter gaza, especially that
[00:09:48] elninho is approaching and it's its
[00:09:52] effects could could,
[00:09:54] most likely will affect the people of Gaza, and we have more in the
[00:09:58] following
[00:09:58] package. Amin
[00:10:02] al harazin is a word man with what could be very harsh
[00:10:06] winter around the corner. He's deeply concerned for
[00:10:10] his family who live a tent. I'm trying to
[00:10:14] secure my tent, I have newborn baby who is less than a week old
[00:10:18] and three young children, last year we suffered badly when a storm
[00:10:21] hit, so I need to be prepared this time. This
[00:10:25] year the conditions could be much worse for the people in Gaza
[00:10:29] already suffering due to Israel's devastating war on the
[00:10:32] strip, for families living in fragile shelters, even
[00:10:36] basic preparations may not be enough, or damaged homes
[00:10:40] and obliterated infrastructure leave many displacement
[00:10:44] sites vulnerable to flooding as well as
[00:10:47] collapse, we heard that very
[00:10:50] powerful storm may be coming our way, it could destroy homes let
[00:10:54] alone. Hence, we put our trust in God. My tent is
[00:10:58] so fragile that even a light storm could destroy it.
[00:11:02] Imagine what this storm could do. The storm he's
[00:11:05] referring to is the elninu weather phenomena.
[00:11:09] Scientists are warning about its catastrophic effects which could
[00:11:13] settle firmly by December, and in Gaza, its
[00:11:17] repercussions could make life even worse. According to the
[00:11:21] International Organization for migration, IOM, Iraq.
[00:11:25] 1.8 million people are living in displacement sites across
[00:11:29] the wartorn territory, more than 80% the
[00:11:33] tents and makeshift shelters are in poor condition,
[00:11:37] while only 17% of winter shelter needs have been
[00:11:40] met, we're dreading the winter as well
[00:11:44] as the storm, the rain could flood our tents, leaking in from
[00:11:48] above and sweeping in from below, we have almost
[00:11:52] nothing to protect ourselves with, we lie a wake at worried
[00:11:56] about the rain and the strong winds, there is no end to the
[00:11:59] suffering, with little protection from the
[00:12:02] rain, families fear the destruction the shelters and
[00:12:06] the exposure to the cold. as palestinians prepare to
[00:12:10] face another harsh winter, the brace themselves for the worst
[00:12:14] and Israel's refusal to allow adequate shelter material.
[00:12:17] ashraf shanan, trt world,
[00:12:20] gaza, the turkish head of
[00:12:23] communications, Duran has condemned Israeli
[00:12:27] defense minister Israel cat's remarks targeting president
[00:12:30] regip and Turkia. Well, Durant says the comments
[00:12:34] reflect political desperation ahead of Israel's forthcoming
[00:12:38] elections. Baseless accusations
[00:12:42] against Turkia cannot conceal the Israeli government's record of
[00:12:45] genocide in Gaza or its continued aggressive policies in our
[00:12:49] region. Cuts explicit that threats against individuals
[00:12:52] involved in sece fire and peace negotiation. are yet another
[00:12:56] manifestation the Israeli government's disregard for international
[00:13:00] law. Turkey will continue to defend the legitimate rights the
[00:13:03] Palestinian people, justice and lasting peace. The Israeli
[00:13:07] government's threats, provocations and samay campaigns will not deter
[00:13:11] our country from its steadfast commitment to upholding what is
[00:13:15] right and
[00:13:16] just.
[00:13:29] Donald Trump says Russia and Ukraine have agreed to
[00:13:32] hold strikes on each other's energy infrastructure. The US president
[00:13:36] made the announcement on his truth social platform without giving any
[00:13:40] further details. Well, it comes days after he struck deal
[00:13:44] with Russian president Vladimir Putin to buy large quantities
[00:13:48] of diesel. Well, earlier, Trump had said it was time for Ukraine to
[00:13:52] get new president, well Ukraine's Vladimir.
[00:14:25] announcement on truth social, but the two parties, not only
[00:14:28] Ukraine, Russia as well, have not made a comment on this announcement yet,
[00:14:32] Russia hasn't made a comment and Ukraine, Zelinski has said that he's
[00:14:36] surprised but he would welcome a cease fire, meanwhile
[00:14:40] Ursolov the EU came out and voiced her
[00:14:43] support for Zelinski, voiced the support the EU for
[00:14:47] Zelinski, clearly there's a row between the Ukrainian
[00:14:50] leader and President Donald Trump, uh their relationship
[00:14:54] was all always rocky even once Trump got elected for his second term, Zelinski
[00:14:58] came to the White House and that meeting got very tense, and
[00:15:02] since then they've had some ups and downs, but of course now the big elephant
[00:15:06] in the room is the new diesel deal with
[00:15:09] Russia, and Russia has now uh committed to
[00:15:13] supply uh the United States with extra diesel
[00:15:16] after Trump's call with President Vladimir Putin,
[00:15:20] so uh with that bearing that in mind and the
[00:15:24] elections. and the high gas prices and the pressure on the
[00:15:28] Republican Party and President Donald
[00:15:30] Trump, the president's thinking about lot of
[00:15:34] different factors here, including the election.
[00:15:53] what's the strategy here? it could be wishful thinking right,
[00:15:56] president trump wants a cease fire, but he comes out and
[00:16:00] announces a cease fire that's news to ukraine's
[00:16:03] president, the same president that
[00:16:07] president donald trump. to be replaced yesterday, which was also
[00:16:11] a very, very surprising and surreal turn of
[00:16:14] events, and now the EU's backing Ukraine's
[00:16:18] president and meanwhile president Donald Trump here in
[00:16:21] Washington is making announcements that the other
[00:16:25] parties haven't even commented on, and that's the current situation here in
[00:16:29] Washington DC. now then Polish police
[00:16:33] have confirmed receiving information about a possible plot to
[00:16:36] assassinate the... country's prime minister Donald Tusk and its
[00:16:40] defense minister. As details emerge, authorities are
[00:16:44] calling on the public to avoid
[00:16:46] speculation.
[00:16:53] Polish authorities say they are investigating a possible
[00:16:57] attempt to assassinate the country's prime minister and
[00:17:01] defense minister. It was announced on social media
[00:17:04] platform x by the interior ministry spokes. person,
[00:17:08] a man has been arrested, but no details have been released about
[00:17:12] the suspect or the planned attack.
[00:17:16] officials from the police service, the government's protection service
[00:17:19] and the internal security agency held emergency
[00:17:23] meeting on Sunday. officers have
[00:17:27] met at the counter terrorism center. they finalized the next
[00:17:30] steps they will take in this very serious matter, whether it's
[00:17:34] police officers or the state protection service off.
[00:17:43] Details are still emerging, but Poland has been on high
[00:17:47] alert, and the authorities say the intelligence
[00:17:51] services were receiving increasing number of various
[00:17:55] threats every month. Recent weeks have seen a
[00:17:58] wave of violent incidents in schools including the death of
[00:18:02] caretaker a knife
[00:18:04] attack. seeing
[00:18:08] very grim trend towards violence. 10,000 police
[00:18:11] officers will be ensuring safety in schools and of course we will continue
[00:18:15] our work in the coming days as well, so Monday will also be under
[00:18:19] such police supervision. Poland has also been on the
[00:18:23] frontline of Russia's hybrid war against Ukraine's allies in
[00:18:26] Europe, but authorities call for the public to avoid
[00:18:30] speculation.
[00:18:38] informacje
[00:18:38] podawane
[00:18:42] various reports, because of
[00:18:46] this, we want
[00:18:47] you to obtain your information from verified government sources rather
[00:18:51] than relying solely on the internet, the possible
[00:18:55] plot to attack the prime minister and his right hand man has been
[00:18:59] described as exceptionally
[00:19:01] concerning.
[00:19:06] pakistan's president has declared a state of emergency and
[00:19:10] suspended the provincial government the northwestern
[00:19:13] kaibactunqua province which was a stronghold of
[00:19:17] jailed former prime minister Imran Khan. Well, the province is
[00:19:21] accused of failing to support the country's anti-terror
[00:19:24] policy. Cameron Youssef now has the latest on this from
[00:19:28] Islamabad.
[00:19:33] The long running confrontation between Pakistan's federal government and the PTI
[00:19:37] lead. administration in khibar pakhtunkwa has come to this.
[00:19:41] President Asif Ali Zardani signed the proclamation imposing emergency
[00:19:45] rule suspending the provincial government in Imran Khan's political
[00:19:48] stronghold. The government says a surge in terrorist attacks left
[00:19:52] it with little choice. According to the Pakistan Institute for conflict
[00:19:56] and security studies, September saw the highest number of deadly attacks
[00:20:00] in 12 years as overall terror incidents surged
[00:20:04] 52% in the first nine months the year. the
[00:20:08] northwestern province of and the southwestern province
[00:20:12] of Baluchistan are the worst affected. The government blames the
[00:20:15] outlawed Pakistani Taliban and Balouch militants with the
[00:20:19] search. The federal government has accused the province of failing
[00:20:22] implement its counter terrorism policy. PTI has instead
[00:20:26] advocated talks with the Pakistani Taliban. So
[00:20:30] what are we supposed to do? Do you want to keep playing this game of yours again and again
[00:20:34] and make Pakistan completely helpless and utterly devastated? That will not
[00:20:38] happen, the law will follow its own course, and every remedy will be
[00:20:41] pursued, God willing. I will not allow this to happen, and you also
[00:20:45] fully understand, you will not allow it to happen. Soon after the
[00:20:49] announcement, shipping containers blocked roads in Pishawar and Right
[00:20:52] police were deployed. The Khaiba Pakhton governor will now
[00:20:56] lead an 11 member council appointed by the federal government to run the
[00:21:00] province. The people of khibar Pakhtunkha welcome
[00:21:04] the presidential order imposing governor's rule in the province. They hope this will Ashar
[00:21:07] a new era of peace, development and prosperity will begin in the
[00:21:11] province. But Imran Khan's party called it a black
[00:21:14] day. We call on people across Pakistan to
[00:21:18] continue our resistance. "We are a peaceful party,
[00:21:22] if even one, two, three or four percent of
[00:21:25] Pakistan's 250 million people come out and stand
[00:21:29] their streets and that intersections to express their
[00:21:33] discontant, this system will collapse. Shipping
[00:21:36] containers have been placed on roads across Islamabad to stop protesters
[00:21:40] from entering the capital, bring its supporters onto the
[00:21:43] streets. Emergency rule has dramatically changed the
[00:21:47] political landscape in Khabar Pakhtunkwa." but after months of
[00:21:50] confrontation between the federal and provincial governments, few here will see
[00:21:54] it as a surprise. Kamran yus of TRT World,
[00:21:58] Islamabad. Well, Imtiaz Gull is the
[00:22:02] executive director at the Center for Research and Security studies and he
[00:22:06] explains how the government has justified emergency
[00:22:09] rule. This is the culmination
[00:22:13] the confrontation that had been going on between the center, the
[00:22:17] military establishment and the Pakistan.
[00:22:21] insaf ever since the removal of Imran Khan
[00:22:24] in April 2022 through vote
[00:22:28] of no confidence, so it was very much
[00:22:31] expected and the federal government as well as its
[00:22:35] allies had been basically warning against this, but
[00:22:39] the party and the particular chief minister of that province had been
[00:22:43] pursuing one point agenda and that was the release of
[00:22:46] Imran Khan or at least his transfer from
[00:22:50] jail solid confinement to hospital
[00:22:54] the choice of Imran Khan and the party,
[00:22:58] but the talks also break down between
[00:23:02] the the PTI and other the federal government precisely on this
[00:23:05] point, there was no confirmation, no commitment by the federal
[00:23:08] government as to whether it was ready to transfer Imran
[00:23:12] Khan to the hospital for treatment because
[00:23:16] his health is reportedly deter.
[00:23:20] waiting and this
[00:23:22] the the chief minister had been confined basically had
[00:23:26] been convided that he should not come to Islamabad with the
[00:23:30] tens of thousands of people
[00:23:32] so he did not relent and then
[00:23:36] we see the imposition the emergency now the government has
[00:23:39] basically used the growing incidence
[00:23:43] of terrorism in the province as a
[00:23:46] justification obviously the uh "the
[00:23:50] federal government has the upper hand, it has the authority,
[00:23:54] and whether now, although that authority was also contengt
[00:23:58] upon the approval the chief minister of that
[00:24:01] province for imposing emergency or governor's
[00:24:04] rule, but unfortunately that has happened, and that
[00:24:08] is another indication the gradual
[00:24:11] regression of democracy and democratic
[00:24:15] institutions in Pakistan, to India now
[00:24:19] where the cock" approach protest movement leader Abijit
[00:24:22] Dipke has been released from detention with two other senior
[00:24:26] leaders. They were arrested on Saturday along with thousands of others
[00:24:30] who took to the streets calling for the resignation the country's election
[00:24:34] chief. Protesters accusing him of side-stepping rules and
[00:24:38] regulations and making several changes to the voter
[00:24:41] registration process. Well several protesters, mostly students were
[00:24:45] dragged onto a bus, some with visible injuries, well more than
[00:24:49] 30,000. police were deployed in New Delhi as protesters
[00:24:53] refused to back down, but the UN has expressed concern
[00:24:56] and urged authorities to respect the rights of
[00:25:00] demonstrators.
[00:25:06] Let's take a look now at some the other stories that we're
[00:25:09] following. At least four people have been killed after
[00:25:13] Hurrican Isias made landfall in the southeastern United
[00:25:17] States bringing powerful winds and widespread power cut.
[00:25:20] Authorities are now assessing damage as roads, bridges and airports
[00:25:24] reopen, forecasters continue to warn of flash floods, storm
[00:25:27] surges and possible
[00:25:29] tornadoes. In Djibuti, at
[00:25:33] least 139 people, including 15 children have
[00:25:37] been killed after boat sank off the coast overnight. The
[00:25:41] UN say that hundreds remain missing, the boat was carrying around
[00:25:45] 300 migrants to Yemen when it capsized north
[00:25:49] the town of...
[00:25:53] Eritrea has asked the UN security council to intervene in what it
[00:25:56] describes as Ethiopia's declaration of
[00:26:00] war. Ethiopia says eeritry. forces have advanced up to
[00:26:03] 60 kilometers into Tigre, adding it sees other
[00:26:07] option than to defend
[00:26:09] itself.
[00:26:14] So at least 13 people have been killed in aerial
[00:26:18] attack a gold mine in Sudan near the border with Egypt,
[00:26:22] that is according to the Sudan doctors Network. It occurred
[00:26:26] in the very north of Sudan's river Nile
[00:26:29] state. Egypt has previously carried out attacks in the air. are
[00:26:32] accusing Sudanese minors of border violations or
[00:26:36] smuggling. Abdullah Hussein has more now from Sudan's
[00:26:40] capital. The Sudan doctors Network, the
[00:26:44] organization said it's also reporting dozens of casualties,
[00:26:47] but they also mentioned that the figures remained
[00:26:50] preliminary. Some workers and eyewitnesses have accused the
[00:26:54] Egyptian military of carrying out the reported
[00:26:58] strikes, but that has not been independently verified yet.
[00:27:02] neither the Sudanese nor the Egyptian military has public publicly
[00:27:06] commented uh so far on the incident. what makes this
[00:27:10] particularly sensitive is that this is not the first
[00:27:13] reported uh incident in this area. similar strikes were
[00:27:17] reported in June last June when Egyptian authorities said
[00:27:21] they were conducting security operations against illegal
[00:27:24] mining, smuggling and border crossings. Sudanese minors
[00:27:28] were also reported killed and injured at that time and
[00:27:32] Uh, this is major
[00:27:34] uh livelihood issue in Sudan, artisanal mining uh supports
[00:27:38] more than 2 million people, according to latest statistics and
[00:27:42] accounts for more than 80% the country's gold
[00:27:45] production, with the war destroying other sources of income many
[00:27:49] Sudanese have turned to these remote mining areas to
[00:27:52] survive. There you go, that
[00:27:56] is the news for now, headlines are
[00:27:59] next.
[00:28:18] The Balkans is at the crossroads of history,
[00:28:21] foreign influence has always weighed heavily on the
[00:28:24] people, the war in Ukraine
[00:28:28] has tested the fragile car.
[00:28:35] As global powers consider their next steps, few take
[00:28:39] into consideration what the people here
[00:28:41] want,
[00:28:47] across the Balkans on TRT
[00:28:49] World. Joel
[00:28:52] Flynn has been reporting.
[00:28:55] Joe Flynn has been near the frontlines at this report. Correspondent Joe Flynn continues
[00:28:59] TRT World's special coverage. Correspondent Joel Flyn said. and what is the
[00:29:03] situation? we are not here to fix
[00:29:06] it nor to frame it, we are here to
[00:29:10] witness it. over the last few days you've witnessed
[00:29:14] some concerning acts of violence. tell us what you
[00:29:17] found? pause before a screen, the look that can't be
[00:29:21] made into words. fear is
[00:29:23] growing, th
[00:29:25] b, but as long as they are likely all
[00:29:29] possible those rescue operations. when the smoke
[00:29:33] still holds the shape of what's burned and when the dust
[00:29:37] hasn't yet settled. what more can you tell us? and what do
[00:29:41] we learn today? we are here to hold the moment,
[00:29:45] not to write the
[00:29:45] ending.
[00:30:03] You're watching TRT World, with me John Paul Davis, reminder now
[00:30:07] of our main headlines. Saudi authorities say a
[00:30:10] projectile has hit Riyad's main airport on Sunday, causing a
[00:30:14] fire in one of its passenger terminals. On Saturday, a missile struck
[00:30:18] the same airport, killing 13 people, injuring more than
[00:30:21] 300. The Antarula Hutis have claimed responsibility for that
[00:30:25] attack. The group has also repeated its warnings to airlines and
[00:30:29] travelers not to use Saudi Airports.
[00:30:33] "Israeli forces have continued bombing the Gaza strip on Sunday,
[00:30:37] killing at least four people. This happening as the Israeli
[00:30:41] military expands its so-called yellow line in the east of Gaza
[00:30:45] City. On Saturday, attack on the Shijai
[00:30:48] area, injured two Palestinians inc'.