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[00:00:05] of
[00:00:09] Saudi
[00:00:10] of of Arabia's
[00:00:12] of of main airport is hit again. Yemen's hoothies launch second attack after killing 13 and
[00:00:16] of injuring hundreds on Saturday. Hello and welcome to
[00:00:20] TRT World, live from Istanbul Myashini Padiarchi,
[00:00:24] also
[00:00:25] of coming up. Donald Trump says an energy cease fire has been
[00:00:29] agreed by. Russia and Ukraine. Valadimir Zelensky says
[00:00:33] he's surprised. Illegal Israeli settlers
[00:00:36] under the protection
[00:00:39] of of the army attack Palestinian olive farmers in the occupied West Bank.
[00:00:43] And New Delhi on high alert as the opposition prepares to march in
[00:00:47] support of cockroach party protests demanding the
[00:00:50] resignation
[00:00:51] of the country's election
[00:00:52] chief.
[00:00:57] of
[00:01:07] Hundreds of
[00:01:08] of flights out of Saudi Arabia's capital are being cancelled after the
[00:01:12] of main airport came under attack for second day. One
[00:01:16] person was killed and 11 wounded in a Sunday afternoon
[00:01:19] attack which started fire
[00:01:21] in a terminal. The
[00:01:23] of Anantaralahuties from neighboring
[00:01:24] of Yemen are claiming responsibility. They say they were also behind a
[00:01:28] missile strike and King Khalid International Airport on
[00:01:32] Saturday,
[00:01:33] of which killed 13 and injured more than 300. Saudi Arabia
[00:01:36] says its air defenses have been intercepting missiles and drones in the
[00:01:40] southwest
[00:01:41] of the country near the border with Yemen and in the
[00:01:44] of east. Schools in Riyad have been closed for the week because
[00:01:48] of the danger. Meanwhile, Huti Run Media
[00:01:52] is reporting Saudi Arabia launch strikes on Sana
[00:01:55] International Airport and
[00:01:57] a residential home in the capital, killing a child and
[00:02:00] injuring six people, riad
[00:02:03] of has not confirmed the attacks. Iran's foreign
[00:02:06] minister has told the saudi counterpart Faisal bin firan al
[00:02:10] Saud that Tehran is ready to help facilitate dialogue between
[00:02:14] Saudi Arabia and Yemen's hoothies. Abbas Arakchi
[00:02:18] stressed there is no military solution to the crisis. He made
[00:02:22] the remarks
[00:02:23] in a phone call with Faisal bin Fadhahan on Sunday during which the
[00:02:27] two discuss riding regional tensions.
[00:02:29] Mohammed Alatab is following developments from Sana
[00:02:33] of as conflict in Yemen grows wider and become
[00:02:37] more violent.
[00:02:38] of Saudi Arabia civil aviation authority said the mam's king fahed
[00:02:42] airport was attacked Sunday evening with damage
[00:02:45] assessment underway. It also reported new attack on Riyadh
[00:02:49] King Khalid airport that caused injuries after earlier
[00:02:53] attack killed 12 and wonded hundreds. Hothy
[00:02:57] spokesperson Yahya Saria later on. responsibility
[00:03:01] saying they carried out four operations in 24
[00:03:05] hours, target riad
[00:03:07] of and dammam airports and aramco facilities in response to what he
[00:03:11] described 124 saudi air strikes on yemen, he
[00:03:15] warned Saudi airports are unsafe except Makka
[00:03:19] and Madina and vote escalate until the sages
[00:03:22] lefted, according to his words. Meanwhile, as operations
[00:03:26] Done of Yemen continues,
[00:03:27] of Yemen's government forces announced over. a thousand precise
[00:03:31] strikes against hothy fighters using warplanes,
[00:03:35] drones and artillery, neutralizing
[00:03:37] of hundreds of of
[00:03:38] of healthy fighters with advances
[00:03:43] of ongoing. Klass is a professor of history and international
[00:03:46] of affairs at the University of North Carolina. He says a deal to
[00:03:50] end the US-Iran war could help stop the hoothi attacks on Saudi
[00:03:54] Arabia. Iran clearly is
[00:03:57] of in favor of ending the Iran american war and I
[00:04:01] think that is would really bring a solution to the problem, you
[00:04:05] now if there was some sort of cease fire, some sort of armistus
[00:04:08] of organized between Israel, the United States and Iran which included the
[00:04:12] hootis, then I think all these attacks on Saudi Arabia would
[00:04:16] probably sease, and I think that is what Iran is aiming for in
[00:04:20] the last resort, of course the hootis are ally of Iran,
[00:04:24] they are
[00:04:24] of not acting independently, Iran may not be
[00:04:28] directing them, but they know very well what is going on, so the
[00:04:32] Iranian remarks which you
[00:04:34] of just quoted are a little cynical, they know what it
[00:04:38] is all about. the united states has run out of
[00:04:41] ammunition, they have really had
[00:04:44] significant damage to their basis in the in
[00:04:48] the whole gulf region because
[00:04:50] of of their war with Iran, and to
[00:04:53] support Saudi Arabia more actively will
[00:04:57] be very dangerous for the United. because the hoodis would of
[00:05:01] course respond, they would attack American ships and it
[00:05:04] of would deplete American weapons even more, and there actually is an
[00:05:08] agreement between the United States and the hootis, so the hootis have
[00:05:11] said there will... not attack American forces, American
[00:05:15] ships if the United States does not attack the hooties,
[00:05:19] and so far that has actually been observed by both sides. The
[00:05:23] sort is in my view have only two options, that is the option to
[00:05:27] actually talk to the hoodis and try to negotiate some sort of
[00:05:30] armistice, and of course that would include that the sorry
[00:05:34] offensive in Yemen against the Huutis and it support the
[00:05:38] internationally recognized Germany government would
[00:05:41] would stop. and or they have to push back
[00:05:45] militarily even more severely than they're trying to do at the
[00:05:48] moment, and both
[00:05:51] possibilities are not very promising right
[00:05:54] now. a shipping vessel has
[00:05:57] been engulfed in flames after hitting a naval mine in the straight
[00:06:01] of hormos. the tanker was carrying crude oil and try to get
[00:06:05] through the waterway after deactivating its navigation
[00:06:08] system. three tankers have hit mines and caught fire in the straight.
[00:06:12] since Saturday, that's according to Iran's revolutionary
[00:06:16] guard, which is also warned vessels disabling their navigation
[00:06:19] systems will be regarded as hostile
[00:06:22] targets. President Voladimir Zelenski
[00:06:26] says Russia has attacked Ukraine's energy facilities despite
[00:06:30] a truce announced by US President Donald Trump. Russian
[00:06:34] strikes hit the second largest city of Harkiv, killing six
[00:06:37] people and injuring nine on Sunday. Among the targets
[00:06:41] was heating. and power plant just hours earlier Trump
[00:06:45] said Moscow and Keev had agreed to stop targeting each other's energy
[00:06:49] infrastructure. He announced the deal on social media without sharing
[00:06:52] details. Zelenski at first expressed surprise at the deal but
[00:06:56] said keive would comply if Moscot did the same. It comes days
[00:07:00] after Trump said he'd struck deal with the Russian president to buy large
[00:07:04] quantities of
[00:07:05] diesel.
[00:07:12] It's important that it becomes a reality, Ukraine is ready
[00:07:16] to refrain from striking Russian energy facilities,
[00:07:20] and we expect Russia to show the same
[00:07:22] readiness. Aaron Doolu has more on the
[00:07:26] story from Washington DC. Trump made this announcement
[00:07:30] on truth social, but the two parties, not only
[00:07:33] Ukraine, Russia as well, have not made a comment on this announcement yet,
[00:07:37] Russia hasn't made a comment and Ukraine Zelinsky has said that he's
[00:07:41] surprised but he would welcome. a cease fire meanwhile uh
[00:07:45] urssel of underline the EU came out and voiced her
[00:07:48] support for Zelinski voice the support the EU for
[00:07:52] Zelinski. Clearly there's a row between the Ukrainian
[00:07:55] leader and President Donald Trump. Uh, their relationship was
[00:07:59] always rocky even once Trump got elected for his second term. Zelinski
[00:08:03] came to the White House and that meeting got very tense, and
[00:08:07] since then they've had some ups and downs, but of course now the big elephant in
[00:08:11] the room. is the new uh diesel deal with Russia and
[00:08:15] Russia has now uh committed to supply uh
[00:08:19] the United States with extra diesel after Trump's call with
[00:08:23] President Vladimir Putin so uh with that
[00:08:27] bearing that in mind and the elections coming and the high gas
[00:08:31] prices and the pressure on the Republican Party and President Donald
[00:08:35] Trump um the president's thinking about lot of
[00:08:39] different factors here including the election.
[00:08:43] and ukrainian strikes on Russian oil infrastructure is only going
[00:08:47] to bring oil prices up, so uh the president
[00:08:51] wants to avoid that, but what's happening today is
[00:08:54] another surreal turn of events, what's the
[00:08:58] strategy here? it could be wishful thinking right, president Trump wants
[00:09:02] a cease fire, but he comes out and announces a cease fire
[00:09:06] that's news to Ukraine's president, the same
[00:09:09] president that president Donald Trump called... to be replaced
[00:09:13] yesterday, which was also a very, very
[00:09:17] surprising and surreal turn of events, and now the EU's
[00:09:21] backing Ukraine's president and meanwhile
[00:09:25] president Donald Trump here in Washington is making
[00:09:28] announcements that the other parties haven't even commented on, and that's
[00:09:32] the current situation here in Washington DC.
[00:09:36] Israel's military is continuing to expand its so-called yellow
[00:09:40] line in the east of Gaza City. The line divides the
[00:09:43] enclave into two zones, an eastern area under Israeli
[00:09:47] military oversight, and a western area where Palestinians can
[00:09:50] move with fewer restrictions, but military vehicles advanced
[00:09:54] beyond their existing positions in the Shuja neighborhood under
[00:09:58] cover of heavy gunfire and shelling. The UN says almost
[00:10:02] two-thirds the strip is inaccessible to Palestinians or subject to
[00:10:06] severe restrictions. Zanab Chodrey is the national
[00:10:09] spokesperson and Maryland Director for the Council. American Islamic
[00:10:13] relations, she says there's a dangerous disconnect between the terms the
[00:10:17] Gaza cease fire and the reality facing
[00:10:20] Palestinians. The blanket of
[00:10:24] punity that the Israeli. government has enjoyed from these United States and
[00:10:27] from other western powers that have enabled it to continue its
[00:10:31] expansion the yellow line is a gross violation the
[00:10:35] terms the negotiated ceasefire uh and this is what we're seeing is a
[00:10:39] dangerous contradiction between the terms the cease fire and the
[00:10:43] reality of Palestinian's lived experiences. Obviously three years of
[00:10:47] genocide later, the reality the circumstances are
[00:10:50] horrific for Palestinians on the ground, especially with winter approaching as we
[00:10:54] heard. um beyond just the elements obviously um
[00:10:57] the agreement itself calls for military operations to be suspended pending a
[00:11:01] staged withdraw and expanding that military control
[00:11:05] and advancing that yellow line,
[00:11:07] it directly contradicts what the requirements are to freeze the battle lines. more and
[00:11:11] more people are starting to pay attention
[00:11:13] as there is increasing global pressure for
[00:11:15] the Israeli government to
[00:11:16] take action and for the Israeli people to speak
[00:11:19] up um Israeli prominent israeli human rights organizations like Betsalem have long
[00:11:23] documented Israel's uh illegal occupation of Palestine, burtal and
[00:11:27] humane treatment of Palestinians and specifically since October
[00:11:31] 7th, the impact
[00:11:33] the genocide on the Palestinian people, and we see accounts here and
[00:11:36] there the impact of this growing awakeness uh amongst
[00:11:40] many Israelis who are starting to recognize the fact that their government um is
[00:11:44] engaged in these horrific crimes and unfortunately there is
[00:11:48] obviously the continued crackdown uh on Israelis who are trying to
[00:11:52] speak up and who are trying to um hold their own government. accountable, I think the
[00:11:56] elections are going to be very um a big turning point for the
[00:12:00] Israeli people and for the Israeli government, but right now, especially with
[00:12:03] winter approaching and the fact that the yellow line continues to be
[00:12:07] expanded illegally against the terms the agreed upon seas fire
[00:12:11] that was negotiated, unfortunately it continues to put
[00:12:15] Palestinians in very tenuous
[00:12:17] situation. Palestinian
[00:12:21] farmers in the occupied west bank abowing to defend their... from
[00:12:25] illegal Israeli settlers who stole half their harvest and some
[00:12:29] farming equipment on Sunday. The farmers in India
[00:12:33] brud tried to harvest their olives but only managed to fill 15
[00:12:36] bags before being pushed back by Israeli forces who
[00:12:40] fired stun grenades. Muhammad Al1 has the
[00:12:43] story. It's their
[00:12:47] land, their farms and their olives. Yeah, the
[00:12:50] Palestinian farmers face a brutal battle every autumn
[00:12:54] to ' them under the shadow of Israels and illegal
[00:12:58] occupation, together, the residents of village in the
[00:13:02] occupied west bank set out on Sunday to harvest their olive
[00:13:06] trees, keeping alive a tradition known as
[00:13:09] Alona, where people help each other pick the
[00:13:12] crop. another reason for this unity is to protect their
[00:13:16] land from illegal Israeli settlers who have taken over large
[00:13:20] areas. Israel has declared the area a closed military zone,
[00:13:24] preventing Palestinians from accessing their own land, for
[00:13:28] this land owner, even trying to access his property could
[00:13:32] lead to arrest, he has chosen not to show his
[00:13:35] face feeling
[00:13:37] detention. We have come to
[00:13:40] harvest our own olives, these are our village trees inherited from our
[00:13:44] fathers and grandfathers. Thank God, our spirits are high because we are
[00:13:48] standing on our own land, we are not here to steal or harm
[00:13:51] anyone, they are the ones coming to us stealing our harvest.
[00:13:56] residence had been on their land for just an hour when illegal settlers
[00:13:59] attacked, minutes later Israeli forces arrived, the
[00:14:03] head the village council could only watch as residents were forced
[00:14:07] to leave for their own safety, illegal
[00:14:11] sattlers ramped the village council's vehicle, forcing it
[00:14:15] off the road, attacked residents and tried to run people
[00:14:18] over, they then trave stones at olive pickers from higher
[00:14:22] ground while Israeli forces fire. stunt
[00:14:25] grenades at the Palestinians. Illegal settlers
[00:14:29] were seen cutting away the stolen olive harvest and heading towards
[00:14:33] the top the mountain they had previously taken
[00:14:37] over. The Palestinians have been forced to leave, but they remain
[00:14:41] determined to retain and harvest their olives. What happened here
[00:14:44] reflects a wider pattern across the occupied West bank where illegal settler
[00:14:48] violence continues escalate across the
[00:14:52] occupied West bank more than 10 attacks. are reported
[00:14:55] daily with illegal settler stealing olive harvests in front
[00:14:59] their owners and using equipment to speed up the
[00:15:03] process. according to the agricultural ministry,
[00:15:07] losses to palestinian's olive sector have exceeded
[00:15:10] 157 million dollars since 2023
[00:15:14] with around 286, olive trees
[00:15:18] damaged in the west bank. the ministry fears these losses to
[00:15:22] rise as the harvest continue.
[00:15:37] out of southern Lebanon, that's despite a supposed
[00:15:41] truth, but in one village, residents are taking matters into their own
[00:15:45] hands, setting up a market to help local vendors and revive the
[00:15:49] spirit the community. Priyanka Navani
[00:15:51] reports.
[00:15:55] In southern Lebanon, war, destruction and losses of
[00:15:59] monumental proportion have given people every reason to live in
[00:16:03] agony, but at this newly inaugurated Saturday market in the southern
[00:16:07] village. agony is opposite to the spirit in
[00:16:11] the air. Instead, people have come from near and far to enjoy
[00:16:14] fresh food and other local products. Today I
[00:16:18] came to support my hometown and my region. We want to contribute to
[00:16:22] the success of this beautiful market. Initiatives like these give us
[00:16:26] hope and optimism, especially given the current
[00:16:29] circumstances. The initiative, which brings together dozens of vendors from
[00:16:33] across the region is only in its second week, but already authorities say...
[00:16:37] It's having massive success, we make this market
[00:16:41] and we hear from
[00:16:44] people, it's very good idea
[00:16:48] and excellent markets for
[00:16:52] all the people and for for and for the
[00:16:55] area. markets used to be common in the south, but the war
[00:16:59] has made large swaths the area a nogo zone. They're also
[00:17:03] especially helpful because so many traditional stores are still closed.
[00:17:08] "the reason the market is here because the surrounding town
[00:17:11] is insecure so the people cannot go over there plus the
[00:17:15] expenses of gas prices and so on, so we felt
[00:17:19] this an opportunity for the town and in the different town, the surrounding
[00:17:23] town to come and display their product, people, save
[00:17:26] money and basically bring some
[00:17:29] happiness, you know, bring the life again to the
[00:17:33] town, 85-year-old hails from a now is..."
[00:17:37] occupied border village says it's the first profit he's turned
[00:17:41] in months, thank god, i used to live very
[00:17:45] comfortably, but now we've gone back to zero, completely
[00:17:49] zero, at my age, 85 years old, i'm exhausted, i have
[00:17:53] to go out, work and sell things like this, i'm sorry, but i have
[00:17:57] no choice, what else can do, and most say it's not
[00:18:01] just about money, but perseverance, clearly something that
[00:18:04] ini is passed down through generation.
[00:18:09] I'm 14 years old, I saw carrots, fawa beans, corn on the
[00:18:13] car, I'm a son of this village, because this is village that has been through
[00:18:17] lot, my father stayed here and I'm staying here too, the joy being
[00:18:21] experienced at this market doesn't negate the continued harsh
[00:18:24] realities of people here, some 170 homes
[00:18:28] in have been bombed, and this village
[00:18:32] hosts some 100 families who have not yet been able to return
[00:18:36] to their own village. Still, people are
[00:18:39] resilient and are determined to continue building their
[00:18:43] lives back through initiatives just like this
[00:18:46] one. Southern
[00:18:49] Lebanon. In India, the opposition alliance will
[00:18:53] march towards the Supreme Court in
[00:18:55] the coming hours to support the youth laid cockroach movement. There's
[00:18:59] increase security in the capital as bigger protes are expected.
[00:19:03] The proposed rally comes a day after leaders the cockroach movement were released
[00:19:07] from. tension, they vowed to continue their demonstrations calling for
[00:19:11] the resignation the election chief. political
[00:19:14] commentator says the Indian government appears
[00:19:18] unwilling to listen to the younger
[00:19:19] generation. the immediate
[00:19:23] trigger the controversy over the India's special
[00:19:26] intense revision of electoral roles where
[00:19:30] 130 million names have been cut from
[00:19:33] the in the name the voter verification and
[00:19:38] and the protest eropt, the crackdown on the protest by the Delhi
[00:19:41] Police, remind us that how a government can
[00:19:45] become more authoritative where it cannot tolerate the
[00:19:49] protest anymore, is not ready to hear
[00:19:52] what the young generations and gens have
[00:19:56] in their mind, intensifying this kind of crackdown
[00:20:00] actually remind us lot of autocratic
[00:20:03] ruler, their behavior that has been happening around the world is... especially
[00:20:07] the neighboring countries of India in last couple of years,
[00:20:10] it is the largest democracy in the world, over billion people in terms of
[00:20:14] population, over billion people lives in India.
[00:20:17] now it's not just how democratic you
[00:20:21] think a country by its population, it has to be
[00:20:25] by its action as well. in last couple of years we have
[00:20:29] been looking at Narendra Modi's style of
[00:20:33] governance and how India is being branded in
[00:20:36] one real one almost like eeth state
[00:20:40] where minorities, attacks on minorities are
[00:20:43] highlighted. if you look at the last election in
[00:20:47] west bengal of India, you have been... saying that the
[00:20:51] same strategy was implied and there was
[00:20:54] accudition the minority voters being removed
[00:20:58] to secure the ruling party
[00:21:00] BJP's
[00:21:02] anonymous universal victory
[00:21:06] there, many analysts are now
[00:21:09] fearful that if Narendra Modi taken the same strategy
[00:21:13] and it just prolong its own
[00:21:17] Modi's role over the India by taking the voter list that
[00:21:21] only helps his party. Pakistan's
[00:21:25] president has declared a state of emergency and suspended the provincial
[00:21:28] government the caiba province a stronghold of
[00:21:32] jailed former prime minister Imran Khan. Kamran Yusuf
[00:21:35] reports.
[00:21:40] The long running confrontation between Pakistan's federal government and the PTI
[00:21:44] led administration in has come to this.
[00:21:48] President Asif Ali. signed the proclamation imposing emergency
[00:21:52] rule suspending the provincial government in imran khan's political
[00:21:56] stronghold. the government says a surge in terrorist attacks
[00:21:59] left it with little choice. according to the Pakistan Institute for
[00:22:03] conflict and security studies, September saw the highest number of
[00:22:07] deadly attacks in 12 years as overall terror
[00:22:10] incidents surged 52% in the first
[00:22:14] nine months the year. the northwestern province of khibar
[00:22:17] and the southwestern province of are the worst
[00:22:21] affected, the government blames the outlawed Pakistani Taliban
[00:22:25] and Belch militants with the search. The federal government has accused the
[00:22:29] province of failing implement its counter terrorism policy.
[00:22:32] PTI has instead advocated talks with the Pakistani
[00:22:35] Taliban. So what are we supposed to do? Do you
[00:22:39] want to keep playing this game of yours again and again and make Pakistan completely helpless and
[00:22:43] utterly devastated? That will not happen. The law will follow its own course
[00:22:47] and every remedy will be pursued. Godwilly. "I will not allow this to
[00:22:51] happen, and you also fully understand,
[00:22:53] you will not allow it to happen. Soon after the announcement,
[00:22:57] shipping containers blocked roads in Pishawar and right police were
[00:23:01] deployed. The khibar pakhtunk governor will now lead an 11
[00:23:04] member council appointed by the federal government to run the
[00:23:07] province. The people of khibar pakhtunkha welcome
[00:23:11] the presidential order imposing governor's rule in the province. They hope this will asure
[00:23:15] a new era of peace, development and prosperity will begin in the
[00:23:18] province. But..." party called it a black
[00:23:21] day, we call on people across Pakistan to
[00:23:25] continue our resistance, we are peaceful party,
[00:23:29] if even one, two, three or four percent of
[00:23:33] Pakistan's 250 million people come out and stand
[00:23:37] their streets and that intersections to express their
[00:23:40] discontent, this system will collapse. the move comes
[00:23:44] as PTI launches new protest campaign demanding the release of its
[00:23:48] chair leader. these ship. containers have been placed on roads
[00:23:51] across Islamabad to stop protesters from entering the capital with
[00:23:55] Khan's party losing control the only province it governed. The
[00:23:59] question now is whether PTI can still bring its supporters onto the
[00:24:03] streets. Emergency rule has dramatically changed the
[00:24:07] political landscape in Kaibar Pakhtunkwah. But after months of
[00:24:10] confrontation between the federal and provincial governments, few here will see
[00:24:14] it as a surprise. Kamran Yusuf TRT World,
[00:24:18] Islamabad. At least
[00:24:21] 139 people, including 15 children, were
[00:24:25] killed when a boat sank off the coast of Jibuti on Friday. The
[00:24:29] UN says the boat was carrying more than 300 people when it capsized
[00:24:33] north the town of Obok. The vessel was on route to
[00:24:36] Yemen. Around 82 people survived, dozens
[00:24:40] remain missing and search efforts are ongoing, with officials
[00:24:44] warning the death toll could rise. At least
[00:24:47] 72 people have been killed in
[00:24:49] an area. attack a gold mine in Sudan near the Egyptian
[00:24:53] border. It occurred in the very north of Sudan's river Nile
[00:24:56] state. Egypt has previously carried out attacks in this area
[00:25:00] accusing Sudanese miners of border violations or
[00:25:04] smuggling. Nigeria's
[00:25:08] presidential election may only be in January, but it's already looking too
[00:25:12] close to call. Economic heartship will be one the deciding
[00:25:15] factors. There's one group feeling the sting more than most
[00:25:19] internally.
[00:25:50] is in this camp in the capital, abuja. Although she
[00:25:53] previously voted for incumbent president Bola
[00:25:56] Tinubu, she is now considering backing someone
[00:26:00] else in January's election. "what
[00:26:04] we want in this election is to have a change of situation in
[00:26:07] the country
[00:26:08] and better life where we can have security because
[00:26:12] we have really suffered, we witnessed so many arsens and killings,
[00:26:16] and the rest, there was no horror that we didn't see, we
[00:26:19] really suffered. the United Nations refugee agency
[00:26:23] says 3.7 million people are internally
[00:26:27] displaced, that translates to roughly one in every
[00:26:31] 60 people in Nigeria. figure larger than
[00:26:35] the voting population of many Nigerian states
[00:26:38] and they not happy. They've
[00:26:41] experienced conflict and they've also left in many
[00:26:45] instances those that have left their their
[00:26:49] home base. They've also left their source of
[00:26:52] livelihood behind. So high dep voting
[00:26:56] is very important. So want to see the feelings these
[00:27:00] people expressed. They also. want security
[00:27:03] and a say in the country's
[00:27:05] future. since i came here,
[00:27:09] i have not received any support from the government. we have
[00:27:13] indeed suffered safe for the support we received from
[00:27:16] individuals, for which we are grateful, since they help us with
[00:27:19] food. we receive food arms. this is it, but we have
[00:27:23] not received anything from the government. the only thing we get from the
[00:27:27] government is demolition of our shelters being chased out all
[00:27:31] the time. Nigeria's next presidential and
[00:27:35] national assembly elections are scheduled for early next
[00:27:38] year, the independent national electoral commission
[00:27:42] says it plans to set up polling stations in
[00:27:45] various displacement camps so that millions of
[00:27:49] IDPs can vote and have their demands
[00:27:53] heard. Bahar Uygur,
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