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[00:00:05] of
[00:00:10] Saudi Arabias main airport is hit again. Yemen's hoothies
[00:00:14] launch second attack after killing 13 and injuring
[00:00:17] hundreds on Saturday. Hello and welcome to
[00:00:21] TRT World Live from Istanbul. I'm Emily Angwin. Also ahead on the
[00:00:24] of program. Donald Trump says an energy ceasefire has been
[00:00:28] agreed by Russia and Zelensky says he's
[00:00:32] surprised. India's opposition parties are marching
[00:00:35] of towards the Supreme Court as protests escalate over a purge of
[00:00:39] voter lists and members
[00:00:42] of the party led by jailed former Prime Minister Imran Khan are detained
[00:00:46] in Pakistan's
[00:00:48] of northwest currently under a state of
[00:00:50] of emergency.
[00:00:54] of of
[00:01:05] the middle east is on high alert after fresh ansarahuthi
[00:01:09] attacks on civilian sites in Saudi
[00:01:12] of Arabia. King Carlad International Airport in Riyad has been hit
[00:01:15] three times in just 5 days, killing 17 people
[00:01:19] and injuring
[00:01:21] of hundreds more. Iran has now offered to
[00:01:23] a mediate talks between the kingdom and the Huti group. It is widely
[00:01:27] accused of backing. Basam Beneni.
[00:01:30] of reports Saudi Arabia's main
[00:01:33] international
[00:01:35] of airport has come under attack for the third time
[00:01:38] of in 5
[00:01:39] of days. Authorities say a projectile struck terminal
[00:01:43] four 24 hours
[00:01:45] of after Saturday's attack that killed 13 people and
[00:01:49] injured more than 300. The ansarullah
[00:01:53] huties claimed
[00:01:56] of responsibility.
[00:02:00] qualitative operations in the past 24 hours using
[00:02:04] a ballistic and
[00:02:05] of cruise missiles and drones. the iran bked group
[00:02:09] says it first targeted king Khalid international
[00:02:13] airport in riyadh, then hit the shakdam gas
[00:02:16] facility belonging to Aramco in the kingdom's eastern
[00:02:20] province, along with neighboring aramco tanajib
[00:02:24] oil facility before striking king fahad
[00:02:27] international airport
[00:02:29] of in them. Fearing further attacks,
[00:02:33] of Saudi authorities moved schools online and closed the
[00:02:37] of affected airports. Live flight tracking data
[00:02:40] shows disruption to hundreds of flights around the
[00:02:44] capital and in the eastern province. Despite the
[00:02:47] attacks,
[00:02:49] of Saudi
[00:02:49] of officials
[00:02:53] of of saw to project confidence as energy ministers and industry leaders gathered in Riyadh for the
[00:02:57] 17th International Energy Forum. meeting
[00:03:01] Saudi resilience
[00:03:03] of and forsite, I think by now
[00:03:07] people take it as
[00:03:08] of given. of Saudi
[00:03:09] of Arabia remained resilient, no
[00:03:13] one can shake our determination to sustain our progress
[00:03:16] and fulfill our commitments.
[00:03:20] Security
[00:03:21] in concerns remain high across the region with
[00:03:24] Turkia calling it clear violation of international
[00:03:29] of law, joining. the condemnation of its
[00:03:32] of partner in the mecca agreement. I believe that what
[00:03:36] the huthies are doing in this regard is extremely regrettable and no amount of
[00:03:39] condemnation is enough. Pakistan has repeatedly time and again
[00:03:43] of including today, said that this campaign the Huthies are waging against the
[00:03:47] Saudis has no justification whatsoever. Saudi state
[00:03:50] media has now reported that Iranian farm minister Abbas
[00:03:54] Arakshi offered Riyadh assistance to facilitate
[00:03:58] talks with the hethies. the other side
[00:04:00] of the story is unfolding in
[00:04:03] yeman, fierce clashes are
[00:04:06] escalating there, run tv
[00:04:10] broadcast
[00:04:11] of footage, it said showed fighters chasing back forces
[00:04:15] and
[00:04:16] lash, key province between taz and hadan, it is
[00:04:20] another sign that with diplomacy stored the
[00:04:23] guns are still doing the
[00:04:25] talking,
[00:04:30] and our correspondent mhammed alatab is insanna with more on the hoothi's
[00:04:34] reaction. first
[00:04:36] of these reaction
[00:04:39] of by me the what has been mentioned by the his military
[00:04:42] spokesperson yah says that they have carried out
[00:04:46] these attacks in retaliation to what he
[00:04:50] described 124 airs carried out by
[00:04:54] by saud arabia he mentioned that they have
[00:04:57] attacked the king Khalid. airports and also
[00:05:01] the uh king fahad airport in themam and also they have
[00:05:05] targeted
[00:05:07] of laboratory uh in for a ramco
[00:05:10] company also they have targeted. what he mentioned the the gas
[00:05:14] station of shagdam also he mentioned also
[00:05:17] operations what according to his words in in
[00:05:21] the in yemen where they have attacked what what they
[00:05:25] described saudi enemy mobilizations and
[00:05:28] particularly in alwaziah which is
[00:05:32] area where the internationally recognized government is trying
[00:05:36] to advance towards the babil mandab and they are trying also
[00:05:39] to recapture these important and
[00:05:42] strategic areas which are which could be described as the
[00:05:46] gate towards Babel mandab, the is mentioned that they
[00:05:49] have targeted mobilizations towards these
[00:05:53] areas, they are still these areas, there are different areas
[00:05:57] the
[00:05:57] are that are still in the conflict between the internationally recognized government and the houthies,
[00:06:01] we are talking about the misrah and also which are
[00:06:05] also the mountainous areas overlooking the b but
[00:06:08] also overlooking the the the mean road supplies for.
[00:06:12] the both the hodis and also the internationally recognized
[00:06:14] government is a middle east analyst
[00:06:18] and a professor of middle east economics at Hankook university
[00:06:22] in soul, he says the likelihood of Saudi leadership accepting
[00:06:26] Iran's offer to mediate is very low.
[00:06:30] Iran is trying to send several message messages at the same
[00:06:33] time, Iran is trying to seeing this as diplomatic
[00:06:36] opportunity to show itself as the
[00:06:40] entity that wants regional. in the region, also it
[00:06:44] wants to reduce pressure on itself, it wants to send
[00:06:47] also some images and some messages to the
[00:06:51] US voter, to the American voter that Iran is a peaceful country,
[00:06:55] Iran wants more peace and wants to stop the war, and but
[00:06:58] still there is definitely a credibility problem here when it comes to
[00:07:02] Iran's relationship with Saudi Arabia, I think it will be very hard for Saudi
[00:07:06] Arabia to accept this offer, at least explicitly, I think it would
[00:07:10] be very hard for Saudi Arabia to take this offer. for now because explicitly
[00:07:14] saying it the image of Saudi suddenly
[00:07:17] kneeling down and and with this kind of attacks suddenly
[00:07:21] going and throwing itself to the hands of Iran. I think this is an image
[00:07:25] that the Saudi leadership doesn't want to do at least
[00:07:28] explicitly, but if we agree that maybe it can happen
[00:07:32] behind the curtains definitely this will be something that will
[00:07:36] be working with
[00:07:38] the with the Americans by all means so it will be under under the control
[00:07:41] the... us, maybe in that case, maybe there will be some
[00:07:45] good news, maybe will be there will be some silver linings for the whole region at end the
[00:07:49] the day, however I think the possibility is quite quite
[00:07:52] small, but of course we have to wait and see, but
[00:07:56] as far as I have been noticing and and seeing the news about the
[00:08:00] current conference the the energy in Saudi
[00:08:04] Arabia, the messages is coming that Saudi is resilient, they are
[00:08:07] willing to go to proceed with whatever they want to do, so I think the message is
[00:08:11] so far against what Iran wants to
[00:08:15] argue to the Ukraine war now and President
[00:08:19] Voladimir Zelensky says Russia has attacked Ukraine's energy
[00:08:23] facilities despite a truce announced by US President Donald
[00:08:26] Trump. Russian strikes hit
[00:08:28] the second largest city of Karkive killing six people and
[00:08:32] injuring nine on Sunday. Among the targets was heating and power
[00:08:36] plant. And just hours earlier Trump said Moscow
[00:08:40] and Keeve had agreed to stop targeting. each other's energy
[00:08:43] infrastructure. He announced the deal unilaterally on social media
[00:08:47] without sharing any details. Zelensky at first expressed
[00:08:51] surprise, but said Ukraine would retaliate if Moscow did not agree
[00:08:55] to the energy cease fire. This winter, if
[00:08:58] Russia does not agree to an energy scis fire, we
[00:09:02] will respond. So that is why
[00:09:06] yesterday, the American president's post
[00:09:10] drew real interest. and we hope
[00:09:14] that the energy is far could actually work, we in
[00:09:18] Ukraine immediately supported, if Russia wants us
[00:09:22] to stop our long range strikes against its
[00:09:26] oil refineries and oil exports, then Russia
[00:09:30] must stop its strikes against our
[00:09:33] energy system and
[00:09:37] critical infrastructure and stop kill
[00:09:41] our people. Peter
[00:09:44] Dickinson is in Keev and says this has been Zelensky's position
[00:09:48] for a long time. So this has actually been Zelensky's position
[00:09:52] for some time now. The Ukrainians have provoke proposed a
[00:09:55] bilateral energy ceasefire a number of occasions in recent
[00:09:59] months, but now uh Trump with with Trump
[00:10:03] increasing um the pressure on Ukraine in recent days
[00:10:06] regarding their attacks on Russia's energy system. The issue
[00:10:10] of a bilateral of a mutual. see far as again on
[00:10:14] the agenda and Zelensky has been very very unambiguous
[00:10:18] about this, he said openly, yes we're ready to do this, like immediately we can begin
[00:10:22] this ceasefire uh
[00:10:24] at at this... this exact moment, but it needs to be, it needs to be mutual, it
[00:10:28] needs to be bilateral. Ukraine can't simply stop defending itself
[00:10:32] as they see it, with these attacks on Russia's refiners, it needs to be
[00:10:35] mutual, and Ukraine needs to receive assurances from the Russian
[00:10:39] side that the Russian attacks on Ukraine's civilian power
[00:10:42] system and civilian infrastructure in general will will
[00:10:46] stop, and these attacks that we've seen in recent days also on
[00:10:49] Ukraine's residential districts, on the civilian
[00:10:51] population. Dasha turner. shova is
[00:10:55] in Moscow and has the Kremlin's reaction to Trump's energy
[00:10:59] cease fire proposal? well, the Kremlin is yet to
[00:11:03] comment on this proposal by the US president, but given the
[00:11:07] previous statements that we have been receiving from the Russian officials, it's quite
[00:11:10] unlikely that Moscow would agree to any sort the cease fire because they
[00:11:14] consider those cease fire es energy true or the cease fire for the
[00:11:18] holding the elections in Ukraine as the band eight solution which is
[00:11:22] going to give time to Ukraine uh in terms. of regrouping,
[00:11:26] rearming and remobilizing something that Moscow says it cannot
[00:11:29] afford at this stage, so the Russian side has been saying
[00:11:33] that they remain open for the negotiations, even in light
[00:11:37] the uh statements coming from Ukraine following the
[00:11:40] desel deal between Russia and the United States and also been hearin
[00:11:44] in in Moscow some the warnings that the European countries that
[00:11:48] have all been quite openly against this dezel deal uh they may
[00:11:52] be pushing Ukraine to commit provocations. um
[00:11:56] in this conflict so that the diesel deal between Russia and the US is
[00:11:59] deray, we've seen before the US announcing that se
[00:12:03] fire in terms the energy infrastructure and Moscow has not agreed to
[00:12:07] that, because obviously everyone understands that Russia is heating
[00:12:11] the Ukrainian energy infrastructure and the winter is coming, so Russia
[00:12:15] is saying that they are repairing their all refineries while there is
[00:12:18] more pressure put on Ukraine in terms the Russian attacks on the
[00:12:22] Ukrainian energy facilities. To other news now
[00:12:26] and Israeli forces have launched a drone attack on refugee camp in the
[00:12:30] south the Gaza strip, killing two Palestinians. Paramedics
[00:12:34] say several people were wounded in the attack which struck the area near the city of
[00:12:38] Raffa. Thousands of Palestinians displaced by Israel's
[00:12:42] assault on Gaza have been forced to live in tents in
[00:12:45] al-Musi. Israel's military
[00:12:49] has been continuing to expand at so-called yellow line in the east of
[00:12:53] Gaza City. The line divides... into two zones, an
[00:12:56] eastern area under Israeli military oversight and a western
[00:13:00] area where Palestinians can move with few restrictions,
[00:13:04] military vehicles advanced beyond their existing positions in the
[00:13:08] shujaya neighborhood under cover of heavy gunfire
[00:13:12] and shelling. The UN says nearly two-thirds the
[00:13:16] enclave is inaccessible to Palestinians or subject
[00:13:19] to severe
[00:13:20] restrictions. Israeli
[00:13:24] settlers have raided the Al-Aqsa Mos compound in occupied
[00:13:27] East Jerusalem, dozens entered the courtyard the Al-Aqsa and
[00:13:31] performed prayers and rituals in front the dome the rock
[00:13:35] mosque. The compound and its surrounding area are holy sights to
[00:13:39] Muslims, and there have been increasing incursions by
[00:13:42] Israeli settlers and far right activists in recent
[00:13:46] weeks. Palestinian
[00:13:49] farmers in the occupied west bank are vowing to defend their land
[00:13:53] from illegal Israeli. settlers who stole half their
[00:13:57] harvest and some farming equipment on Sunday, the farmers in
[00:14:01] the area tried to harvest their olives, but only managed to fill
[00:14:04] 15 bags before being pushed back by Israeli forces
[00:14:08] with who fired stun grenades.
[00:14:11] Muhammad Alwan has the story. It's their
[00:14:15] land, their farms and their olives, yet the
[00:14:19] Palestinian farmers face a brutal battle every autumn
[00:14:22] to access them under the... of Israeli guns and illegal
[00:14:26] occupation. Together, the residence of Anya Brood Village in the
[00:14:30] occupied West bank set out on Sunday to harvest their olive
[00:14:34] trees, keeping alive a tradition known as
[00:14:37] Alona, where people help each other pick the
[00:14:41] crop. Another reason for this unity is to protect their
[00:14:45] land from illegal Israeli settlers who have taken over large
[00:14:49] areas. Israel has declared the area a closed military zone,
[00:14:53] preventing Palestinians from accessing. their own land for
[00:14:57] this land owner, even trying to access his property could
[00:15:01] lead to arrest he has chosen not to show his
[00:15:04] face feeling
[00:15:05] detention. we have come to harvest
[00:15:09] our own olives, these are our village trees inherited from our fathers
[00:15:13] and grandfathers. thank god our spirits are high because we are
[00:15:16] standing on our own land, we are not here to steal or harm
[00:15:19] anyone, they are the ones coming to us stealing our
[00:15:22] harvest. residents. been on their land for just an hour
[00:15:26] when illegal settlers attacked. minutes later, Israeli forces
[00:15:30] arrived. the head the village council could only watch as
[00:15:34] residents were forced to leave for their own safety.
[00:15:38] Illegal sattlers ramped the village council's vehicle
[00:15:42] forcing it off the road, attacked residents and try to
[00:15:46] run people over. They then trave stones at olive pickers from
[00:15:50] higher ground, while Israeli forces fired stunt
[00:15:53] grenades at the Palestinians. Illegal settlers
[00:15:57] were seen cutting away the stolen olive harvest and heading towards
[00:16:01] the top the mountain they had previously taken
[00:16:05] over. The Palestinians have. been forced to leave, but they remain
[00:16:09] determined to return and harvest their olives. what happened here
[00:16:13] reflects a wider pattern across the occupied west bank, where illegal
[00:16:16] settler violence continues escalate. across
[00:16:20] the occupied west bank, more than 10 attacks are reported
[00:16:24] daily with illegal settler stealing olive harvests in front
[00:16:27] their owners and using equipment to speed up the
[00:16:31] process. according to the agricultural ministry,
[00:16:35] losses to palestinians olive. have exceeded
[00:16:39] $157 million since 2023
[00:16:43] with around 286,000 olive trees
[00:16:47] damaged in the west bank, the ministry fears these losses to
[00:16:50] rise as the harvest
[00:16:53] continues. mhammed alwan, tr
[00:16:56] world, ramallah, the occupied west
[00:16:58] bank. in india, the
[00:17:01] protests are intensifying as opposition parties march
[00:17:05] towards the supreme court in support the youth
[00:17:08] lead cockroach juntter movement, they are calling for the resignation
[00:17:12] the election commission chief over the removal of 130
[00:17:16] million voters. the cockroach movement is gathering in the
[00:17:20] center of New Delhi where roads have again been blocked by security forces
[00:17:24] and metro stations closed. the weekend saw hundreds of
[00:17:28] people arrested. smeter sharma
[00:17:31] filed this report from New
[00:17:33] Delhi. see of security personnel
[00:17:37] as well as common people, party workers out here on the streets of New
[00:17:41] Delhi, these crowds behind me, this is the
[00:17:45] opposition alliance that is marching to the Supreme Court of
[00:17:49] India today, in that bus I can see the
[00:17:52] main opponent for Mr. Modi, Rahul Gandhi, Congress leader
[00:17:56] seated along with his party president, the other
[00:18:00] opposition party members, the elected law makers who are
[00:18:03] demanding electoral transparency, fairness and
[00:18:07] election process and the resignation the chief
[00:18:11] election commissioner Mr. Ganesh Kumar, the chief
[00:18:15] justice of India has refused to meet these leaders
[00:18:18] today, there are civic body members,
[00:18:22] youth leaders also in the bus, now
[00:18:26] they will be allowed to march perhaps for a kilometer or two, but
[00:18:30] eventually all them will be detained a spite of
[00:18:34] protests over the past few days. Now
[00:18:38] with these demands escalating, one the key demands is
[00:18:42] also to return to the use of ballot
[00:18:45] papers, because the opposition parties
[00:18:48] say that the election commission is
[00:18:52] giving undue favors to the ruling BJP led
[00:18:55] by Prime Minister Modi and that any
[00:18:59] democracy there has to be an
[00:19:02] accountability of those who are in positions of
[00:19:06] power expect. these protests
[00:19:10] to carry on for the next many
[00:19:11] days. a state of
[00:19:15] emergency has been declared in parts of Pakistan as thousands of
[00:19:19] protesters rally in support the jailed former prime minister Imran
[00:19:23] Khan. demonstrators took to the streets in Kaiba Patunkwa,
[00:19:26] northwestern province governed by the
[00:19:29] PTI. the party of Imran Khan. the government's decision to
[00:19:33] impose a state of emergency brings the province under direct federal control.
[00:19:38] Prime Minister Shabaz Shariff accused the local PTI
[00:19:42] government of failing to maintain law and order.
[00:19:45] From Islamabad, Kamran Yusuf tells us if
[00:19:48] the declaration the state of emergency in the northern province can affect
[00:19:52] the capital. Pakistan tarik insaf a party
[00:19:56] of former prime minister Imran Khan who is currently in jail, they are
[00:19:59] angry, they have termed it a black day when the federal
[00:20:03] government imposed emergency and governor's rule, but
[00:20:07] on the ground, situation in Islamabad very
[00:20:11] much normal, you may see just behind a shipping
[00:20:14] containers blocking one the roads leading to the key
[00:20:18] government installations, but these containers have been placed for the
[00:20:21] last couple of weeks in anticipation of opposition's
[00:20:25] protest, but now we are getting reports that authorities have decided
[00:20:29] to remove all these containers and other security
[00:20:33] measures, this means that authorities no longer uh
[00:20:37] anticipate or expect that protests may
[00:20:40] reach Islamabad. The reason is, after the imposition
[00:20:44] of emergency and governor's rule, authorities have
[00:20:48] detained hundreds of PTI activist leaders
[00:20:52] including now the suspended chief minister the
[00:20:56] province who according to the police is under protective
[00:20:59] custody in Pishawar the provincial capital uh there
[00:21:03] are reports that there is less than usual traffic
[00:21:07] schools both the government and the private are currently shut
[00:21:11] and this morning the newly appointed council led
[00:21:15] by the governor presided over a meeting to
[00:21:19] decide how to to move forward, so a political temperature
[00:21:22] may be high, but as far as the situation on the ground in the capital
[00:21:26] is concerned, that is pretty much
[00:21:28] normal. in jibuuti, at
[00:21:32] least 139 people, including 15 children have been
[00:21:36] killed after boat sank off the coast on Friday.
[00:21:40] the UN says the boat was carrying more than 300 people when it
[00:21:43] capsized north the town of Obach. the boat
[00:21:47] was on route to Yemen around 82. people survived the shipwreck,
[00:21:51] dozens remain missing though, and search efforts are ongoing with officials
[00:21:55] warning the death toll could
[00:21:57] rise. At
[00:22:00] least 72 people have been killed in aerial attack a
[00:22:04] gold mine in Sudan near the Egyptian border. It occurred in the very
[00:22:08] north of Sudan's river Nile State. Egypt has previously carried
[00:22:12] out attacks in this area accusing Sudanese miners of border
[00:22:16] violations or smuggling.
[00:22:21] Nigeria's presidential election may be months away, but it's already
[00:22:25] looking too close to call. Economic hardship will be one the deciding
[00:22:29] factors when voters go to the polls in January. There's
[00:22:32] one group feeling the sting more than most, internally
[00:22:36] displaced people. Explains how they could be
[00:22:39] crucial in deciding the next
[00:22:41] president. Armed groups have been
[00:22:45] terorizing rural communities in northern Nigeria for
[00:22:49] over decade. they raid villages, burn down
[00:22:52] homes, steal livestock and kidnap residents for
[00:22:56] ransom. it's led to a mass exidus from
[00:23:00] large sweeds of rural Nigeria and record number of
[00:23:04] IDPs. zenhar is one of those displaced
[00:23:07] people. she now lives in this camp in the capital,
[00:23:11] abuja. although she previously voted for incumbent
[00:23:15] presidentubu, she is now considering
[00:23:19] backing someone. else in January's
[00:23:21] election, what we want in this election is
[00:23:25] to have a change of situation in the country and better life
[00:23:29] where we can have security because we have really suffered,
[00:23:33] we witnessed so many arsons and killings, and the rest, there
[00:23:37] was no horror that we didn't see, we really suffered. The
[00:23:40] United Nations refugee agency says 3.7
[00:23:44] million people are internally displaced, that translates
[00:23:48] to roughly one. in every 60 people in
[00:23:51] Nigeria, figure larger than the voting
[00:23:55] population of many Nigerian states and
[00:23:58] they not happy, they've experienced
[00:24:01] conflict and they've also left in many instances those
[00:24:05] that have left their their home
[00:24:09] base, they've also left their source of livelihood
[00:24:13] behind, so high dp voting is very
[00:24:16] important, to want to see the feelings these people.
[00:24:20] expressed, they also want security and a
[00:24:24] say in the country's
[00:24:25] future. since I came here,
[00:24:29] I have not received any support from the government. We have
[00:24:32] indeed suffered safe for the support we receive from
[00:24:36] individuals, for which we are grateful since they help us with food.
[00:24:40] We receive food arms, this is it, but we have not received
[00:24:43] anything from the government. The only thing we get from the government is
[00:24:47] demolition of our shelters being. take out all the
[00:24:51] time. Nigeria's next presidential and
[00:24:55] national assembly elections are scheduled for early next
[00:24:58] year. The independent National Electoral Commission
[00:25:01] says it plans to set up polling stations in
[00:25:05] various displacement camps so that millions of
[00:25:09] IDPs can vote and have their demands
[00:25:18] American professors have just been. announced as the joint winners of this
[00:25:22] year's Nobel Prize economics. Michael Woodford
[00:25:25] of Columbia University and Robert E. Hall of Stanford were both
[00:25:29] awarded the prize for their separate work on microeconomics. Both
[00:25:33] were honored for showing how individual behavior shapes efforts to
[00:25:36] steady entire economies. They will join the rest of this year's Nobel
[00:25:40] winners this December in Stockholm for the official award
[00:25:43] ceremony. And that's the news for now. I'm Emily Anguin.
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[00:25:54] new chapter in Afghanistan and even an attempt in coup are
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[00:26:37] corner the globe. If fighting continues,
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[00:27:47] In one the world's largest
[00:27:50] industry Andrew Hopkins is
[00:27:53] following the story from Ankara. Andrew Hopkins
[00:27:57] Andrew Andrew just take him through again what happened this
[00:28:00] morning. well kamally there's really been two
[00:28:04] incidence in the last 24 hours which show the kind
[00:28:06] of
[00:28:16] and is afraid
[00:28:17] there any
[00:28:17] information more i don't
[00:28:18] know
[00:28:24] trying to make sense of a world full of upheaval and shifting
[00:28:27] power dynamics now
[00:28:31] let's head over to from Ankara where we have actually for
[00:28:35] us, there's been a phone call between Donald Trump and President
[00:28:39] Erdogan from big speeches to quiet talks,
[00:28:43] bringing you the moments that shapes
[00:28:45] tomorrow, and they were
[00:28:48] discussing the situation in
[00:28:50] Gaza.
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[00:30:13] Oil prices rise to two week highs is renew tensions in the Middle East, heighten
[00:30:17] concerns over regional security. China extends
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[00:30:48] oil prices reversed initial losses on Monday despite optimism over
[00:30:52] additional Russian diesel supplies, but renewed attacks in the
[00:30:56] Middle East continue to threaten energy supplies and keep investors.