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[00:00:16] The Saudi Led coalition says it has intercepted and destroyed a
[00:00:20] of hoothy ballistic missile fired at the kingdom a mid continued attacks
[00:00:24] by the Iran back group. Hello, welcome to
[00:00:28] TRT World Live here from Istan. Bull, I'm John Paul Davis,
[00:00:32] also ahead on the program,
[00:00:35] of taking over more space and continuing their attacks on
[00:00:38] Palestinians, Israel continues its genocidal steps
[00:00:42] across
[00:00:44] in Gaza. The war in Ukraine takes an
[00:00:47] unexpected ceasefire turn with both
[00:00:50] of sides said to be ceasing all attacks on
[00:00:56] of of energy of infrastructure. And Pakistan imposes a state of emergency. across its
[00:01:00] northern province where Imran Khan's party was in
[00:01:04] power,
[00:01:18] but first this hour, the Saudi Led coalition in Yemen
[00:01:22] says its forces intercepted and destroyed a ballistic
[00:01:26] missile in the early hours of Monday, it had been far.
[00:01:35] on Sunday a projectile hit Riyad's king
[00:01:37] of Khalid international airport killing one person and wounding
[00:01:41] 11 others, whilst on
[00:01:43] of Saturday 13 people were killed and more than 300
[00:01:47] injured when a projectile hit the same airport, well the
[00:01:51] of houthies have claimed responsibility for for that
[00:01:54] strike, the
[00:01:55] of group have also repeated a warning to airlines and travelers not
[00:01:59] to... use Saudi airports. Basim Burani has
[00:02:03] more now on this
[00:02:05] of story. Saudi Arabia has
[00:02:09] been hit hard, deep inside its territory. There
[00:02:13] was panic inside the domestic terminals of King Khalid international
[00:02:17] airport in Riyad after it was
[00:02:20] of track by a missile on Saturday afternoon. The Saudi led military
[00:02:24] coalition describes what happened as a war
[00:02:28] of crime vowing, decisive. response a
[00:02:31] projectile also landed near King Fahad International
[00:02:35] Airport in Damasmam, the Saudis blame the
[00:02:39] ans from neighboring Yeman for the
[00:02:42] attacks. The UN
[00:02:43] of secretary general also pointed the finger at the
[00:02:47] group. Antonio gutieres demanded that
[00:02:51] the attack stop
[00:02:53] of immediately. The iran bked group said it carried out separate
[00:02:57] strikes on Riyad's main airport on. Thursday, killing three
[00:03:01] people and damaging an aircraft, but they haven't claimed
[00:03:05] responsibility for Saturday's
[00:03:08] of strike. Hours before, the Hutis had said they
[00:03:12] were prepared to take
[00:03:13] of reciprocal steps with Saudi Arabia to keep airports,
[00:03:17] of seaports and other civilian
[00:03:19] of facilities of used for humanitarian purposes out
[00:03:22] of the expanding confrontation. The question now
[00:03:26] is whether or not the US will respond to Saudi calls.
[00:03:32] it's terrible,
[00:03:34] I well think you're going to find out, see, but I think it's
[00:03:37] terrible, are the saudis able to
[00:03:40] of defend themselves? Well, they're able to defend, look, the saudis are good
[00:03:44] fighters, but I think the attack was terrible
[00:03:47] thing. The Houthies have already put
[00:03:50] of pressure on Saudi Arabia
[00:03:51] of through their control
[00:03:52] of the Babel Mandabs trade, through which much of
[00:03:56] Saudi Arabia's oil exports are shipped.
[00:04:01] but in the past week, the Yemani government forces,
[00:04:04] backed by
[00:04:05] of Saudi Arabia, have made some progress in pushing back
[00:04:09] the Huthi
[00:04:10] a advance. They claimed on Saturday to have killed more
[00:04:14] than 1,400 Huti fighters in
[00:04:17] 24 hours. The next move could
[00:04:21] determine not only the state of this conflict, but
[00:04:25] whether the region again becomes engaffed in
[00:04:28] war, but
[00:04:35] has been following the developments from the yemeny capital of
[00:04:38] sai. as conflict in yemen grows
[00:04:41] wider and become more violent, saudi arabia civil aviation
[00:04:45] authority said the mam's king fahed airport was attacked
[00:04:49] sunday evening with damage assessment underway. it
[00:04:53] also reported new attack on Riyadh King Khalid airport that caused
[00:04:57] injuries after earlier attack.
[00:05:03] of later on claimed responsibility saying they
[00:05:07] carried out four operations in 24 hours
[00:05:11] targeting riad and dammam. airports and aramco facilities
[00:05:15] in response to what he described 124 Saudi air
[00:05:19] strikes on Yemen, he won Saudi airports are
[00:05:22] unsafe except Makka and Madina and vote escalate
[00:05:26] until the sages lefted, according to his words.
[00:05:30] Meanwhile, as operations Done of Yemen continues, Yemen's
[00:05:33] government forces announced over
[00:05:35] a thousand precise strikes against Hothy fighters
[00:05:39] using warplays, drones and artillery. Neutral.
[00:05:42] hundreds of hothy fighters with advances
[00:05:46] ongoing. well, the Turkish foreign
[00:05:50] ministry has strongly condemned Saturday's attack by the hooties on the
[00:05:53] King Khalid international airport in Riad. a
[00:05:57] statement, the ministry said this, these attacks, which
[00:06:01] deliberately target civilian infrastructure and innocent civilians
[00:06:04] constitute a clear violation of international law
[00:06:08] and the principles of international humanitarian law.
[00:06:13] We emphasize that such actions which pose a threat to regional
[00:06:16] security and stability and undermine the international community
[00:06:20] collective efforts to establish peace must cease
[00:06:24] immediately, and the statement concludes by saying as
[00:06:28] tokia, we reaffirm our support for Saudi
[00:06:32] Arabia sovereignty and territorial
[00:06:34] integrity. Well Turkia, Pakistan,
[00:06:37] Egypt and Saudi Arabia also then issued a joint
[00:06:41] statement on Sunday condemning the ongoing attacks on Saudi
[00:06:45] soil, the four nations expressing their full support for all
[00:06:49] legitimate measures by Riyad to counter those attacks,
[00:06:53] holding the Houties responsible for any
[00:06:56] repercussions. Well, Iran's foreign
[00:07:00] minister Abasar Radhi has also spoken by phone
[00:07:04] with his Saudi counterpart Faisal bin Faran about the
[00:07:08] rising regional tensions. Radji says there is no military
[00:07:12] solution. to the crisis and that Tehran is ready to help
[00:07:16] facilitate dialogue between Saudi Arabia and
[00:07:19] Yemen, well Klaus Laris is professor of history and
[00:07:23] international affairs at the University of North Carolina, and Klaus says
[00:07:27] a deal to and the US-Iran war could
[00:07:31] go some way to quelling the Houti attacks in Saudi
[00:07:34] Arabia. Iran clearly is in
[00:07:38] favor of ending the Iran American war, and I
[00:07:41] think that... it would really bring a solution to the problem, you
[00:07:45] now, if there was some sort of cease fire, some sort of armistics organized
[00:07:49] between Israel, the United States and Iran, which included the
[00:07:53] Houtis, then I think all these attacks on Saudi Arabia would
[00:07:57] probably see, and I think that is what Iran is aiming for and the
[00:08:00] last resort, of course the Hutis are ally of Iran, they
[00:08:04] are not acting independently, Iran may not be
[00:08:08] directing them, but they know very well what is going on, so
[00:08:12] the Iranian remarks which you just quoted are a
[00:08:16] little cynical, they know what it is all about. the
[00:08:19] United States has run out of ammunition, they
[00:08:22] have really had significant damage to
[00:08:26] their bases in the in the whole gulf region because
[00:08:30] their war with Iran, and
[00:08:33] to support Saudi Arabia more
[00:08:36] actively will be very dangerous for the United States
[00:08:40] because the hootis would of course. they would attack American ships
[00:08:44] and it would deplete American weapons even more, and there actually
[00:08:48] is an agreement between the United States and the hootis, so the hootis
[00:08:52] have said they will not attack American forces, American
[00:08:56] ships if the United States does not attack the hooties,
[00:08:59] and so far that has actually been observed by both sides. The
[00:09:03] sort is in my view have only two options, that is the option to
[00:09:07] actually talk to the hooutis and try to negotiate some sort of
[00:09:11] Amestice, and now... of course that would include that the sorry
[00:09:14] offensive in Yemen against the hooutis and the support the
[00:09:18] internationally recognized Yemeny government would
[00:09:22] would stop and or they have to push back
[00:09:25] militarily even more severely than they're trying to do at the
[00:09:29] moment and both
[00:09:31] possibilities are not very promising right
[00:09:34] now all staying in the middle east
[00:09:38] Israeli forces have continued bombing the Gaza strip on
[00:09:42] Sunday. killing at least four people, this as the Israeli
[00:09:45] military expanded its so-called yellow line in the east
[00:09:49] of Gaza City, on Saturday attack on the Shijai
[00:09:53] area, injured two Palestinians including a pregnant
[00:09:56] woman, dozens of Palestinian families who are already
[00:10:00] displaced have once again now been forced to flee following
[00:10:04] advances by the Israeli military. Many described it
[00:10:08] as night of terror filled with heavy Israeli gunfire and
[00:10:12] explosions, the UN, saying that nearly two-thirds the enclave is
[00:10:16] inaccessible to Palestinians, or subject to
[00:10:20] severe restrictions. Well, residents of
[00:10:23] Gaza's. were inspecting the remains of a
[00:10:27] home there following an Israeli air strike, they said that
[00:10:31] they were given just five minutes to evacuate ahead of those
[00:10:35] bombs being dropped on the house on Saturday. Israel has
[00:10:38] stepped up strikes against Palestinians in Gaza, which
[00:10:42] completely undermines a US broker ceasefire that was
[00:10:46] agreed a year ago. Alzhein Chaldry is the
[00:10:50] national spokesperson and Maryland director for the council on
[00:10:54] American Islamic. relations, she says there is a
[00:10:57] dangerous disconnect between the terms the ceasefire in
[00:11:01] Gaza and the reality facing Palestinians
[00:11:04] there. The blanketed punity that the
[00:11:08] Israeli government has enjoyed from these United States and from other western
[00:11:11] powers that have enabled it to continue its expansion the
[00:11:15] yellow line, is a gross violation the terms the
[00:11:19] negotiated cease fire. And this is what we're seeing is a dangerous
[00:11:23] contradiction between the... the seasfire and the reality of
[00:11:27] Palestinian's lived experiences. Obviously three years of genocide
[00:11:31] later, the reality, the circumstances are horrific for
[00:11:34] Palestinians on the ground, especially with winter approaching as we
[00:11:37] heard, um, beyond just the elements obviously, the
[00:11:41] agreement itself calls for military operations to be suspended,
[00:11:45] pending a staged withdraw, and expanding that military
[00:11:48] control, and advancing that yellow line, it directly
[00:11:51] contradicts what the requirements are to freeze the battle lines. more and
[00:11:55] more people are starting to pay attention as there is increasing global pressure for
[00:11:59] the Israeli government to take action and for the Israeli people to speak
[00:12:02] up. Israeli, prominent Israeli human rights organizations like
[00:12:06] Betsalem have long documented Israel's illegal occupation of
[00:12:09] Palestine, burdle and humane treatment of Palestinians and specifically
[00:12:13] since October 7th, the impact the genocide on the Palestinian
[00:12:17] people. And we see accounts here and there the
[00:12:21] impact of this growing awakeness amongst many Israelies.
[00:12:25] are starting to recognize the fact that their government um is engaged in
[00:12:28] these horrific crimes and unfortunately there is obviously the
[00:12:32] continued crackdown uh on Israelis who are trying to speak up and who are
[00:12:36] trying to um hold their own government accountable. i think the elections are going
[00:12:40] to be very um a big turning point for the Israeli people and for
[00:12:44] the Israeli government um but right now especially with winter
[00:12:47] approaching um and the fact that the yellow line continues to be
[00:12:50] expanded illegally against the terms the agreed opponencies fired
[00:12:54] that was negotiated, unfortunately it continues to put
[00:12:58] Palestinians in very tenuous
[00:13:01] situation. Well, the Turkish Head of
[00:13:04] Communications, Berhane Duran has condemned Israeli
[00:13:08] defense minister Israels remarks targeting
[00:13:11] president
[00:13:14] and says the the comments reflect political
[00:13:17] desperation ahead of Israel's forthcoming
[00:13:19] elections. Baseless accusations against
[00:13:23] Turkey cannot conceal. the Israeli government's record of genocide in
[00:13:27] Gaza or its continued aggressive policies in our region,
[00:13:31] cuts explicit that threats against individuals involved in sece fire
[00:13:35] and peace negotiations are yet another manifestation the Israeli
[00:13:39] government's disregard for international law. Turkey will continue
[00:13:43] to defend the legitimate rights the Palestinian people, justice and
[00:13:46] lasting peace. The Israeli governments, threats, provocations and
[00:13:50] smart campaigns will not deter our country from its steadfast
[00:13:54] com. to upholding
[00:13:56] what is right and
[00:13:57] just
[00:14:10] Donald Trump says Russia and Ukraine have agreed
[00:14:14] to halt strikes on each other's energy infrastructure, well the
[00:14:18] US president made the announcement on his truth social
[00:14:21] platform, although gave no details and interesting.
[00:14:25] It comes just days after he struck deal with Russian President
[00:14:29] Vladimir to buy large quantities of
[00:14:31] diesel. Ukraine
[00:14:43] is ready to refrain from striking Russian energy facilitys
[00:14:47] and we expect Russia to show the same
[00:14:49] readiness.
[00:14:55] what kind of precedent it would set if Russia manages to
[00:14:59] retain the Ukrainian territory an eventual
[00:15:02] ceasefire? right now
[00:15:05] the the real estate issue is about
[00:15:08] 20% of Dunetsk which
[00:15:12] is the Luhansklas these are like
[00:15:16] like provinces and it makes up the Dunbas
[00:15:19] and the Russian federation has been saying we want
[00:15:23] that remaining 20%. that we have not yet
[00:15:26] taken, Ukraine is saying, we're not giving you something
[00:15:30] that you haven't militarily taken,
[00:15:34] one proposal that's been around for now nearing the...
[00:16:08] President Trump is a day-to-day guy, he's not
[00:16:12] necessarily a week to week guy, a month to month guy,
[00:16:15] year to year guy, and so he's
[00:16:18] looking at
[00:16:20] the next two years, 12 o'clock, January 20th,
[00:16:23] 2029, his term finishes, between now
[00:16:27] and then he believes he is the most
[00:16:30] powerful individual on the planet, and that
[00:16:34] he can do what he wants, and eventually... people will come
[00:16:38] around to doing what he wants, but even if they don't
[00:16:42] do what he wants, he will declare victory and
[00:16:46] move to the next issue, and he
[00:16:49] has three tools, tariffs, sanctions
[00:16:53] and visa restrictions that are his go,
[00:16:57] it's sort of his go bag, it's his doctors bag, he opens them up and
[00:17:00] he's going to throw them out like doctor would throw out aspirin,
[00:17:04] and these countries all know this, so you've... got Russia
[00:17:08] and Ukraine looking, okay, how do we get through the next two
[00:17:12] years, and you have the European Union,
[00:17:15] NATO, the United Nations, regional
[00:17:19] actors, President Erdogan and Turkia, all trying to
[00:17:23] figure out, how do we get through the next two
[00:17:26] years with this guy, where the the midterm
[00:17:30] elections for our house and Senate and our US congress are
[00:17:34] November the 3rd, likely. the the
[00:17:38] Republican Party will lose the house, so the Democratic party take
[00:17:42] that, unsure the Senate, but President
[00:17:45] Trump is going to get more angry, because then
[00:17:49] in the US political discourse, they start talking about him as
[00:17:53] a lame duck, that's going to infuriate him, so he's going to keep
[00:17:57] doing more
[00:17:57] and more, and we're going to see things like this where he just makes announcements
[00:18:01] and then he's going to coerse everybody to go
[00:18:04] along, the $100 billion dollars if that is accurate
[00:18:08] number that he wants to give back to to Russia,
[00:18:12] um, there's 320 billion, that's a third of it, that money was
[00:18:16] seized to pay for the damages
[00:18:20] that you that Russia has done to Ukraine, and now President
[00:18:23] Trump is saying, we want to give a third of it back to him, so
[00:18:27] this is this is going to get increasingly ugly, even
[00:18:31] if eventually there is some sort of a
[00:18:34] ceasefire with respect to the military.
[00:18:37] the war Pakistan's president has
[00:18:41] declared a state of emergency and suspended the provincial government
[00:18:45] the northwestern Kaiba packa province
[00:18:49] stronghold of jailed former prime minister Imran
[00:18:52] khan reports now from
[00:18:55] Islamabad
[00:19:00] has come to this president Asif Ali signed the
[00:19:03] proclamation imposing emergency rule suspending the provincial.
[00:19:07] government in imran khan's political stronghold, the government says a
[00:19:11] surge in terrorist attacks left it with little choice. according
[00:19:15] to the Pakistan Institute for conflict and security studies
[00:19:18] September saw the highest number of deadly attacks in 12 years, as
[00:19:22] overall terror incidents surged 52% in the
[00:19:26] first nine months the year. The northwestern province
[00:19:29] oftunkwah and the southwestern province of
[00:19:32] Baluchistan are the worst affected. The government blames the
[00:19:36] outlawed Pakistan.
[00:19:40] The federal government has accused the province of failing implement its counter
[00:19:44] terrorism policy. PTI has instead advocated talks with the
[00:19:48] Pakistani taliban. So what are we supposed to
[00:19:51] do? Do
[00:19:52] you want to keep playing this game of yours again and again and make Pakistan completely helpless
[00:19:56] and utterly devastated? That will not happen. The law will follow its own
[00:20:00] course and every remedy will be pursued. Godwilling i will
[00:20:03] not allow this to happen and you also fully understand you will not.
[00:20:07] to happen soon after the announcement, shipping containers
[00:20:11] blocked roads in Pishaver and right police were deployed. the khaib
[00:20:15] pakhtunk governor will now lead an 11 member council appointed by the
[00:20:19] federal government to run the province. the people of
[00:20:23] khibar welcome the presidential order imposing governor's rule in the
[00:20:27] province. they hope this will asur a new era of peace, development and prosperity
[00:20:31] will begin
[00:20:31] in the province. but imran khan's party called it a black
[00:20:34] day. we call on people
[00:20:50] their streets and at intersections to express their
[00:20:53] discontent, this system will collapse. the move comes
[00:20:57] as PTI launches new protest campaign demanding the release of its
[00:21:01] jail leader. these shipping containers have been placed on roads
[00:21:05] across Islamabad to stop protesters from entering the capital with
[00:21:09] khan's party losing control the only province it governed. the
[00:21:12] question now is whether PTI can still bring its supporters onto the
[00:21:16] streets. emergency rule has dramatically changed. the
[00:21:20] political landscape, but after months of
[00:21:23] confrontation between the federal and provincial governments, few here will see
[00:21:27] it as a surprise. Kamran Yusuf, TRT World,
[00:21:31] Islamabad is the
[00:21:35] executive director at the Center for Research and Security Studies,
[00:21:39] well he explains how the government has justified emergency
[00:21:43] rule, this is the culmination
[00:21:46] the confrontation that had been going on between center, the
[00:21:50] military establishment and the Pakistan Tahrik
[00:21:53] Insaf ever since the removal of Imran
[00:21:57] Khan in April 2022 through
[00:22:01] vote of no confidence, so it was very much
[00:22:05] expected and the federal government as well as its
[00:22:08] allies had been basically warning against this, but
[00:22:12] the party and the particular chief minister of that province had been
[00:22:16] pursuing one point agenda and that was the release. of
[00:22:20] Imran khan or at least his transfer from
[00:22:23] JL Solity confinement to
[00:22:26] hospital the choice of Imran Khan and the
[00:22:30] party, but the talks also
[00:22:34] break down between the the PTI and other the federal government,
[00:22:38] precisely on this point, there was no confirmation, no commitment by the federal
[00:22:42] government as to whether it was ready to transfer Imran
[00:22:46] Khan to the hospital for treatment because his
[00:22:50] health is reportedly deteriorating
[00:22:54] and this, the the
[00:22:58] chief minister had been confined, basically had been conved that he should
[00:23:01] not come to Islamabad with the tens of thousands of
[00:23:04] people, so he did not relent
[00:23:08] and then we see the imposition the
[00:23:11] emergency, now the government has basically
[00:23:14] used the growing incidence of
[00:23:17] terrorism in the province. as a
[00:23:20] justification, obviously the the federal
[00:23:24] government has the upper hand, it has the authority, and
[00:23:28] whether now, although that authority was also contingent
[00:23:31] upon the approval the chief minister of that province
[00:23:35] for imposing emergency or governor's rule, but
[00:23:39] unfortunately that has happened and that is another
[00:23:43] indication the gradual regression
[00:23:47] of democracy and democratic institutions in...
[00:23:51] across the border in India, the cockroach protest movement leader
[00:23:55] Abijit Dipke has been released from detention with two other senior
[00:23:59] leaders, they were arrested over the weekend along with thousands of others
[00:24:03] who took to the streets calling for the resignation the country's
[00:24:07] election chief. now the protesters accuse him, the
[00:24:11] election chief of sideespping rules, regulations and making
[00:24:14] several changes to the voter registration process, well political
[00:24:18] commentators showed Ahmed Boyan says the controversy shows
[00:24:22] the government is unwilling to listen to India's younger
[00:24:26] generation. The immediate
[00:24:30] trigger the controversy over the India's special
[00:24:33] intense revision of electoral roles where
[00:24:37] 130 million names have been cut from
[00:24:40] the
[00:24:41] in the name the voter verification and the
[00:24:45] protest erupt the crackdown on the protest by the Delhi
[00:24:48] Police rem'. does that how a government
[00:24:52] can become more authoritative where it cannot tolerate
[00:24:56] the protest anymore, is not ready to hear what
[00:25:00] the young generations and gens have in their
[00:25:03] mind. intensifying this kind of crackdown
[00:25:07] actually remind us lot of autocratic
[00:25:10] ruler, their behavior that has been happening around the world, especially
[00:25:14] the neighboring countries of India in last couple of years. it is the largest democracy in
[00:25:18] the world, over billion people, in terms of population, over billion
[00:25:22] people lives in India. now it's not
[00:25:26] just how democratic you think a country by its
[00:25:30] population, it has to be by its action as
[00:25:33] well. in last couple of years we have been looking at
[00:25:37] Narendra Modi's style of governance and how
[00:25:41] India is being branded in one religion,
[00:25:44] one almost like
[00:25:45] a ethn state where minorities attacks
[00:25:49] on. ities are highlighted, if you look at the last
[00:25:53] election in West Bengal of India, you have been seeing
[00:25:57] that the same strategy was implied
[00:26:01] and there was a position of the minority voters being
[00:26:04] removed to secure the ruling party
[00:26:07] BJP's
[00:26:09] anonymous universal victory
[00:26:12] there, many analys are now
[00:26:16] fearful that if Narendra Modi taken the same strategy
[00:26:20] and it just prolong its own
[00:26:24] Modi's rule over the India by making the voter list that
[00:26:28] only helps his party. At least 13
[00:26:32] people. died in aerial attack a gold mine in Sudan near the
[00:26:36] border where Egyptian forces have previously carried out attacks.
[00:26:39] Abdullah Hussein now has more from Sudan's
[00:26:42] capital. The Sudan doctors Network, the
[00:26:46] organization said it's also reporting dozens of casualties,
[00:26:49] but they also mentioned that the figures remained uh
[00:26:52] preliminary. Some workers and eyewitnesses have accused the
[00:26:56] Egyptian military of carrying out uh the reported
[00:27:00] strikes, but that has not been. independently verified yet,
[00:27:04] neither the Sudanese nor the Egyptian military has public
[00:27:08] publicly commented uh so far on the incident, what makes this uh
[00:27:12] particularly sensitive is that this is not the first
[00:27:15] reported uh incident in this area, similar strikes were
[00:27:19] reported in June, last June when Egyptian authorities said uh
[00:27:23] they were conducting security operations against illegal mining,
[00:27:27] smuggling and border crossings. Sudanese miners were also
[00:27:31] reported killed and injured. at that time and uh
[00:27:34] this is major livelihood issue in Sudan.
[00:27:38] artisanal mining uh supports more than 2 million people according
[00:27:42] to latest statistics and accounts for more than 80% the
[00:27:46] country's gold production with the war destroying other
[00:27:49] sources of income many Sudanese have turned to these
[00:27:53] remote mining areas to survive and
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[00:30:14] main headlines. The Saudi Led coalition in
[00:30:18] Yemen say its forces intercepted and destroyed a ballistic
[00:30:21] missile in the early hours of Monday. It was fired by the hoothies
[00:30:25] towards the city of Kamet Mushat. On Sunday, a projectile
[00:30:29] hit Riyad's main airport, killing one person whilst on
[00:30:32] Saturday, 13 people were killed when a projectile hit the same
[00:30:36] airport, the hoothies have claimed responsibility for this
[00:30:39] strike. Israeli forces have continued
[00:30:43] bombing the Gaza strip on Sunday, killing at least four people. That
[00:30:47] is as the Israeli military expands its so-called yellow line in the
[00:30:51] east of Gaz City. On Saturday, attack on the shizhair
[00:30:55] area, injured two palestinians, dozens of
[00:30:58] Palestinian families or...